specially the duncan hunter race. the republican duncan hunter was over the summer indicted for campaign fraud. and as this race goes tight e he is stepping up his attacks on his democratic chaenger amar campa-najjar. tell us what he's been doing. f>> this is one those efforts where the candidate is trying to distinguish himself from his opponent and he's saying his opponent's too liberal. that would be the most charitable version i of what congressman hunter has said. the less charitable version is he's suggesting his opponent has ties to extremist groups e acro untry -- across the world i should say. certainly linking back his opponent's grandfather who was involved in things in the past in terms of the kidnapping of olympic athletes decades ago. it's an ugly race. and what i find really teresting is that the duncan hunter race wasn't on the radar of battleground races in california until the indictments came down. and that's a solidly republican district down there in southern california. and you wouldn't think som

scientific and advocacy work in e-cigarettes affecting both high schools and middle schools, welcome duncan. >> thank you. >> you talk to a lot of high school students. what did you think of what jacqueline and brandon had to say? >> i thought it was right on. first of all, it takes a lot of courage to come up here. give it up for those high school students coming here. [ applause ] >> i mentioned, duncan, that c.a.t.c.h. global has an e-cigarette prevention program that targets both high schools and middle schools. how big of a problem is vaping in middle schools? >> first let me give you a little background about the program and the coalition we work with. catch my breath is a three-year-old program. this year we expect to reach 100,000 middle high school kids in 49 states. so delaware, if you're out there, come on aboard and make it 50. the first state to ratify the constitution, but unfortunately the last state to have a school use catch my breath. so we have two very important organizations that work with us. first of all, the university of texas school of public health which actually

duncan kennedy, bbc news, at stonehenge.throughout her career, photojournalist lynsey addario has raced towards conflict zones in afghanistan, iraq, libya, and sudan. she en kidnapped twice and survived many life-threatening experiences. she is out with a new book, "of love and war," which features hesphotographs and reflecti from the last two decades. earlier she sat down with me to talk about her work. thanks for joining me. what story did you want to tell in this book? lynsey: wow. i guess there wasn't one story i wanted to tell. i started the book with first rk in afghanistan under the taliban. so it was women's issues.s i e of a very few women who got in under the taliban to photograph. forge me it was setting the s for september 11, and it seemed like a very natural place to start the book. but i then go into iraq, i go into additional work in afghanistan, because i continued working there for the next 16 ars. darfur, congo, maternal mortality. so there is quite a range in there. i guess the story i wanted to tell is w

so if you are duncan hunter, what do you do?e her power of attorney and she handled my finances throughout my entire military ka rather and that continued on when i got in congress. i am gone five days a week, home for two. and she was also the campaign manager. so whatever she did on that, that will be looked at too, i'm sure. >> true what he had say, behind every great man is a woman covered in bus tread marks. anyway polls have hunter winning by eight points. believe it or not duncan hunt certificate only one much two congressman indicted this year. the other fellow republican chris collins who, fun fact, was the first congressman to endorse donald trump for president. republican congressman crist collins refusing to drop out of his race after being indict ford insider trading. >> he allegedly picked his son to dump stock if an australian drug company that he sat on the board of. >> video uncovered by cbs news appears to show collins on his phone at the moment prosecutors say he gave inside information to his son. >> wow. cau

duncan kennedy is at stonehenge. duncan.h anniversary of a 5000 —year—old monument but you're absolutely right because it was exactly 100 years ago today that these 5tone5 because it was exactly 100 years ago today that these stones were gifted today that these stones were gifted to the nation. incredibly, before that, they were in private hands, and, it has to be said, the stones them5elve5 almost falling down. symphony among the stones, a perfect case of classic rock. the london sinfonietta one of a number of birthday tribute5 to this ancient site. the musicians are here to celebrate 100 years since stonehenge was given to the nation. before that, all of this was in private hands. private hands but a very public state of disrepair. eventually, in 1915, it was decided to put stonehenge up for auction. but that auction started a bidding war between isaac crook, a localfarmer, and cecil chubb, a local barrister, one that isaac did not quite win. well, he must have stopped bidding at 6,500. cecil chubb was still bidding and th

it looks like duncan hunter is quite vulnerable at this point. host: taking your calls as we focus on house races out in california, one of our battleground states we are focusing on this week on "washington journal." we are joined in this segment by professor renee van vechten, political science professor at the university of redlands. jan is waiting in fredericksburg, virginia. go ahead. caller: hi. i just want to say i am so sick hypocrisy of the trump people. hypocrisy of the trump people. if you are not born in the united states and you declare your right trump supporter, he can for you out. i mean, he would throw his own wife out, so be aware of what you want. i am just so sick of it. now they want to take the native americans because -- it is ridiculous. i was born right here. i don't want what trump is doing. jan inhat is fredericksburg, virginia. this issue of birthright citizenship that came up yesterday, i wonder your thoughts on how it might impact races and the political dialogue in california. caller: well, the 14th amendment does c

and what duncan hunter's campaign keeps bringing up is the fact that his grandfather was involved inhe plot -- the terrorist plot to attack israeli athletes at the olympics in 1972. so there is this family history there, but he has really distanced himself from his grandfather's actions and has said that his father, who he is estranged from, wants peace between the palestinians and israelis, but duncan hunter is trying to obfuscate and mix all these issues up and is putting forward a fear mongering campaign in his district and suggests he would put our security and our troops at risk. >> keep watching that closely for us. up next, the fallout of an apparent murder of a u.s. journalist. what treasury secretary steven mnuchin just said about his intention to attend an investor conference there later this month. i wanna keep doing what i love, that's the retirement plan. with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. >>> getting back to this sto

our correspondent duncan kennedy has the story. next) it's like a who's who, in blue.pride of place across britain. but are there too many of them? and are they all valid? take the hobbit author, jr tolkien, there is a plaque for him, here after he spent one night at this birmingham hotel. charles dickens is on about 50 blue plaques. mike reid, the former radio one dj is head of the trust, and believes they may be becoming a little devalued. i remember another one that said ‘this house is very old.‘ i thought, we've got a lot of houses that are very old. you've got to be careful, and very selective. just how many of these blue plaques are there? in windsor alone there are 2a, with everyone from the bridge designer charles wallace to the less well—known a local man who decided to make a perfect windsor. around 900 of these plaques exist in britain today. there are three main types of blue plaques, including english heritage. when you hear that charles dickens has about 50... it's ridiculous. i'm on a blue plaque. i was part of a band in the 1960s. don't believe him ? he

it comes from this man, it's republican congressman duncan hunter of california.a piece of the ad. >> working to infiltrate congress. he's used three different names to hide his family's ties to terrorism. his grandfather masterminded the munich olympic disaster. his father said they deserve to die. >> all right, so, let's leave aside for the moment that duncan hunter is an diindicted member congress. maybe you understand why he's got to go ultra negative. and his grandfather died 16 years before he was actually born. he's a christian, by the way. and he was raised in san diego largely by his mother and he received a security clearance to work in the obama white house and the labor department. he's been through a background check. and let's leave aside that hunter, who along with his wife has been indicted for allegedly using campaign funds for personal expenses, is implying that his opponent is a terrorist who is trying and he used the words, infiltrate congress. it's like a bad episode of "homeland." let's just listen to the outrage this over the top attack ad h

siralan duncan, sir alan duncan, welcome to hardtalk.the agenda of international affairs right now is what president erdogan of turkey has said about the murder ofjamal khashoggi, the saudi journalist killed in istanbul. does the british government except that he was murdered on orders that go to the very top of the saudi state? we can certainly take the first half of that sentence, he was undoubtedly murdered. president erdogan has outlined today how it was planned, and that is the question, how far up the line did it go? the foreign secretary is made absolutely clear that we are appalled by this incident, and there are many u na nswered incident, and there are many unanswered questions and explanations. so i think over the next few days, more facts will emerge which will allow us to have a clear view about what further steps we might consider taking. you talk of fa cts we might consider taking. you talk of facts emerging all the time, the latest news reporting we have suggest that body parts have now been found. this is a truly gruesom

in tennessee i remember congressmen duncan said, sir, early voting. he said sir, they're coming from the hills, valleys, people who haven't voted for a long time because they didn't want to vote for the people who were running for office. and they have trump tattoos, i've never seen anything like it. [cheering] and then after that they said well we have to go back further than ronald reagan, so they talk

duncan kennedy was there for the anniversary celebration.: symphony among the stones, a perfect case of classic rock. they are one of a number of birthday tributes to this ancient site. the musicians are here to celebrate 100 years stonehenge was given to the nation. before that, all this was in private hands. ive hands but a very public state of his repair disrepair. eventually in 1915 it was decided to put stonehenge up for auction. but that auction started a war between a loc barrister.a local three years later in 1918, social and his wife, mary, gave stonehengeo the nation. >> that act of generity saved stonehenge, and to that point, ones were propped up by wooden poles. some of them were at risk of collapse. its future was by no means certain. when they gave stonehenge to the nation, it kick started a program that english heritage contues to this day. ncan: today, to mark the 100th everythary, there isin including a beta version of the monument -- baked version of the monument. a real slice of history for a national to the nation.ost lo

clifton: i have heard other folks, duncan sanz, winston churchill's great grandson who is here for the festival, somebody asked him the question yesterday. the answer is we did not know , any different. i do not know what it is like to not have harry truman as a grandfather. susan: did your friends treat you differently? clifton: my friends did not treat me differently, because where i went to school, i was a middle of the pond fish. i went to school with walter cronkite's son. walter was on television every night and his son was in class with us. so i am just harry truman's grandson. i went to school with bankers and lawyers' kids. politicians. i was not an outstanding, just by dint of who i was growing up with. susan: when did you decide to take an active interest? clifton: in my mid to late 30's. i had sort of avoided it after being a teenager and a college student. not knowing what to do with it. i think you have to go off and

the two massachusetts but is releasing cartoon duncan coffey porter, it combines duncan's espresso brandeer and the brew is available on the eastern us. the bad, airline bag fees are bad enough but even worse when your luggage is just thrown around. in hong kong the baggage and sparking outrage after being caught on camera checking checked bags on the conveyor belt into the cart, not very happy. the airline apologized to passengers and are dealing with the employees involved. the ugly, a wild bat unleashing chaos at the president's rally in tennessee. >> there it is. heather: cbs news correspondent chang tweeting this video of surface -- secret service employees trying to catch the bad after the president arrived and eventually they were able to capture it before everything was underway. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> everyone is wondering if one of those people was brett kavanaugh. >> i cannot specifically say he was one of the ones who assaulted me. rob: it is october 2nd, and off th

likes of iain duncan smith and other politicians, they're angry about the fa ct politicians, they'rel continue now possibly until 2021. so indeed there are strong rumours that britain would be open to extending the so—called transition stage, under which everything would remain the same. now, the idea is to get a little bit more time to them agree what is called a tca, a temperate customs arrangements, whereby at the british would align themselves to the eu's customs, but whereby they would have a say over when to effort that arrangement. now, the thing is, evenif that arrangement. now, the thing is, even if there is an extension, it doesn't mean that the eu side has to agree such a temporary customs arrangement and that would mean if they wouldn't agree that britain would slip into backstop status, which means that they would slip into a status where, indeed, the european side would be able to veto when britain regains its trade powers and i think it is normal that the uk is quite reluctant to agree to that. so, to get to a sustainable solution, the eu should basically simply accept

oricka duncan, cbs news, new york. jeffrey brown the fbi arrested a >> glor: the f.b.i. arrested a former u.s. navy sailor today in logan, utah. william clyde allen is suspected of mailing suspicious envelopes to the president and the pentagon. jeff pegues has more on this story. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is searching this house in logan, utah, and has arrested a man as part of its investigation into threatening letters sent to the white house and pentagon. the u.s. attorney in utah says william clyde allen, a navy veteran, is being held related to the investigation. law enforcement officials are concerned there are potentially hazardous chemicals in his house and are asking the public to stay away. the mail, sent to the pentagon, was addressed to defense secretary james mattis and to the chief of naval operations john richardson, but was intercepted at the pentagon's mail delivery center before it could be delivered. the letter addressed to the white house was also intercepted. the two letters sent to the pentagon initially tested positive for the poison ricin, but today,

duncan now and his father before him.al reason why this seat is in play is because of those federal indictments now facing duncan hunter, alleging misuse of about $250,000 worth of campaign funds. he's also getting some heat because of these scathing series of ads against ammar campanajjar, alleging he's an islamic terrorist sympathizer. everyone who we've spoken to have said those are bold-faced lies. in fact, we went to a local bar to talk to people in support of hunter to ask them, based on everything you know, why are you still voting for the guy? here's what we found. >> it's about what's best for the country, and we need the gop in charge of the country at this time. >> isn't there a guy better than duncan hunter to do that? >> not on the republican ticket at this time. we need a republican ticket to further trump's agenda. >> this to you is a referendum on donald trump. >> on forwarding all of donald trump's goals. i want the wall built. i want the caravan stopped 500 miles down in mexico pip don. i don't want it s

here is a story from the washington times, duncan hunter, ,hris collins in new york duncan hunter out of california same day may be poised to win their reelection. talk us through those races. >> being indicted does not prevent you from winning a reelection campaign. yes, there are a number of republicans with self-inflicted wounds and these are the most obvious, duncan hunter and chris collins the first republican members of the congress to endorse donald trump for president and now they are both running for reelection under indictment and chris collins got out of the race at one point and got back in later when it was clear the republicans could not get his name off the ballot. these are very republican districts. have sought tos neutralize their own problems by talking about how democrats are flawed. in san diego, duncan hunter is airing an ad that many people in his own party consider out of bounds, trying to portray the democrats who had a grandfather who was the mastermind of the munich bombing in the 1970's, who died 16 years before the candidate was born, trying to portray him

i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: president trump threatens severe punishment if saudi arabia is proven to have killed a journalist at its turkish consulate. i will be also calling king salman of saudi arabia, because i think it's appropriate for me to ask him what's going on. rescuers renew their search for hundreds of people believed to still be trapped after hurricane michael struck florida. the march of the migrants — on the road with the honduran families defying washington to seek a better life in the united states. and like father, like son — schumacherjr wins the formula 3 european title. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has promised to inflict severe punishment on saudi arabia if it's found to be behind the disappearance of a journalist in turkey. he's said he will call king salman to try to establish what happened to jamal khashoggi. the journalist vanished 11 days ago after visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul. turkey claims it has audio and video recordings proving that h

duncan hunter was indicted about the the fbi. that's the contrast.w breaker and one is an aspiring law maker. >> why haven't republicans condemned the ad? >> a lot of them have condemned it. i don't care about what is going on in washington. they don't seem to have their act together. what we need is a new incoming class like me and rouda who will hold the administration accountable and bring back civility and honor and get rid of chaos in washington. >> harley, what do you think of the ad? >> that's the first i've heard of it. that is consistent with what we're seeing from the congressional leadership, who is probably paying for t. they have a long history of creating lies and making up stories to run an agenda that clearly is against the will of the american people. so omari, keep 2350i9ifighting . you have a great race. you're going to win it. >> i will say this. i'm not a threat to national security. that ad shows i'm a threat to duncan hunter's seat. >> there are three polls that have you slightly closer than some other polling that's out there.

duncan kennedy, bbc news, on hayling island.embley is here with the rest of the day's news. now it is time for sport today. see you soon. hello, i'm marc edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme — jose under pressure, mourinho's man united gear up for their champions league clash with valencia. all roads lead to hoffenheim. maybe not all but the tiny village does welcome manchester city to south west germany. see you in la. it's a fiery first press conference ahead of the fury wilder world heavyweight clash. hello and thanks forjoining us. it's matchday 2 of the champions league this week and a chance for manchester united to bounce back from a torrid run of matches that has seen them record their worst league start in 29 years. they were also knocked out of the league cup by second tier derby county. they welcome valencia to old trafford with the pressure piling on jose mourinho asjoe lynskey reports.

i think duncan hunteter is going toto win.epublicans don't care if their candidates are i indicted, they are republicans. democrats just being democrats are they arere evil. if you are mexican on top of thatat, you're even momore evil. ththey can't and he iss muslim n themem anyre becausese he converted to christianity. i think is the future of the democrats. i think would be a wonderful thing if he is the future. amy: any final comment for those are watching around thee cououn, the possibility y the house coud turn based on the races here? >> the fact we're having this converersation is historic. nono one thought orange county would evenen be close e to purp. haveas a "the oc weekly," we been c calling this for a long time. this is s still in a perfect revolution. my hope is the democrats learn what is good and instead of supporting corporatist democrats, let's do the good democrats. amy: a want to thank gustavo arellano for being with us columnist for "the la times." , he is the former editor of "oc weekly." he resigned from

duncan kennedy, bbc news. duncan kennedy, bbc news.jaguar land rover, says it's closing its factory in solihull for two weeks at the end of this month in response to weakening global demand. sima kotecha is outside the plant. will it affect jobs? not at the moment. the plan behind me will close for two weeks as of the 22nd of october. this comes after a fall in sales of its diesel vehicles, not just here after a fall in sales of its diesel vehicles, notjust here in the uk or across the eu, but in leading markets like china. last month alone sales in china dropped by 46%, making a huge dent in the company's sales overall. in a statement today, jla sales overall. in a statement today, j la has said it is focused on achieving operational efficiencies and will align supplied to reflect fluctuating demand globally as required. it says customer orders will not be impacted and those people who were working here during those two weeks will still be paid. weeks will still be paid. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon says the scottish nati

that race featuring duncan hunter trying to hold on to his seat is in the san diego area.his is one of the ads being run in that race. this is the group vote vets encouraging voters to vote against the congressman who is also a veteran. >> they say you can't pick your family members. >> a republican congressman and his wife are accused of spending $250,000 in campaign funds on themselves. >> whatever she did, that will be looked at too, i'm sure, but i didn't do it. >> completely throw his wife under the bus. hunter allegedly staged a liaison with an individual described as someone who had a quote personal relationship with hunter. >> you can't pick your family members, but you can pick your congressman. vote hunter out. >> that's one ad playing in that 50th district race. here's another, congressman duncan hunter going after his democratic opponent. >> -- working to infiltrate congress, using three different names to hide his family ties to terrorism. his grand father masterminded a massacre. his father said they deserved to die. a palestinian millennial democrat doesn't

jericka duncan has the story from panama city, florida. >> amazing grace. ♪ how sweet the sound. ♪. > st. andrew united methodist church the sun was shining down on its members. >> he gave us so much, i appreciate it. >> they lost their building but not their faith. >> our cherch is not the rubble behind us, it's us. i was praying for life, and god has given. >> pastor onblount took us inside of what is left of the structure that has been here since 1955. >> when i came in the next morning, i walked in here, saw the blue sky, just god is good. >> the main church bieb sell still in tact with only water damage to some of the pages. >> we held up well. >> he says the night of the hurricane he stayed at the church and helped to shelter 25 people inside, two bathrooms and this small closet. >> prayer is god's provision. >> praying outloud together. >> yeah. >> his wife caroline who had traveled to alabama with their 11 year old daughter before the storm hit returned saturday. >> it's unbelievable. >> and to think that they were here at the church and all 25 survived. >> their daughter laur

this is what we found. >> reporter: you are voting for duncan hunter?why? >> well, there are things that he may or may not have done that he is accused of, but i think that he has the best interest of the vets and the our country in his heart. being convicted of something and accused of something is two different things. >> reporter: and so he has tightened the lead, but there is a poll that says that hunter is up three point, and regardless of this, hunter is going the be back in court facing those r charges. >> steve patterson, ramona, california. and now, across the country. shaq, you are in columbus, and the capital of ohio, and of course, earlier in the year, the supreme court upheld the voter ro roll rolls and how has that impacted the impact of the polls? >> craig, turnout is key here, and that is why the officials on both side the democrats and republican are saying that their main focus is getting out the vote. you can see the folks voting behind me, and this is a state that president trump won in 2016, but he hasp an extremely competitive gove

and a lot of times they don't have any money. >> dokoupil: jericka duncan for us in the storm zone.icka, thank you. it was an emotional homecoming today for pastor andrew brunson of north carolina. he arrived in the u.s. after being detained for nearly two years in turkey, where he was accused of spying. president trump met with brunson at the white house, and errol barnett is there. >> lord, god, i ask that you pour out your holy spirit on president trump. >> reporter: american pastor andrew brunson thanked president trump for securing his release by praying for him in the oval office today as the commander in chief shared the credit. >> but it was everybody that wanted this to happen. it was really everybody, the complete senate. but, honestly, i think if there was ever a bipartisan event, this was it. >> reporter: the north carolina pastor arrived back on u.s. soil saturday after nearly two years in detention and under house arrest in turkey. the government there swept up brunson and thousands of other suspected dissenters in 2016 following a failed coup attempt. the evangelical

come up with a duncan inspired costume, coffee cup or doughnut, i don't know.nuts. carley: you didn't say no. 36 after the are, donald trump firing up the crowd in missouri. >> america is booming, america is thriving and america is winning. rob: talking to the voters, todd pyro, it is early in montana. >> reporter: robbie schmidt and carly shimkus it sure is, 3:30 in montana. take a look at these pancakes. these pancakes are huge. the only thing bigger than these pancakes, the size of the crowd last night in missoula, montana. wait until you see the mass of humanity that came out to see the president, pitching -- we will tell you about that when "fox and friends first" returns on friday morning. rob: secretary of state mike pompeo will sit down with mexican officials to discuss ways to stop the migrant caravan heading toward the united states. donald trump railing against democrats for refusing to work with him on immigration reform in last night's rally in montana. >> i want to thank the mexican government because they are stopping at hopefully before it gets

duncan kennedy, bbc news.r career spanned 50 years with performances including her breakthrough at carnegie hall in new york and a duet with freddie mercury. frankie mccamley reports. # barcelona. # it was the first time that we met. # barcelona.# the duet that brought pop music and opera together. montserrat caballe and freddie mercury's 1987 hit single barcelona. which became the anthem of the 1992 summer olympics in the city. last night, the 85—year—old passed away after being hospitalised for two weeks. tributes were paid to the star known as the world's greatest diva at the opera house in barcelona where she performed more than 200 times. montserrat caballe was a fantastically important singer, a perfect technique that fascinated, with wonderful phrasing, with wonderful expressivity as a singer, by being so unbelievably perfect. born in barcelona, montserrat caballe, at the age of nine, was accepted for training at the city's music college. after graduating in 1953, her career, which spanned 50 years, wen

duncan kennedy explains.don, the art world was stunned when it was ripped to pieces by a shredder hidden inside its own frame. so far so bizarre. but what had happened and who did it? well, tonight, another video has emerged. a video on banksy‘s own instagram page apparently showing him hiding the shredder inside the frame. why? well... banksy‘s video then shows friday's auction. as the bidding for the painting hits 850,000, this happened. the picture is sliced into bits. stunt or serious statement? no—one knows. but his fans believe it's banksy at his baffling best. i thought it was absolutely brilliant. banksy has taken good ideas and made them universally great, made them universally acceptable. when before banksy came along painting on the street was a criminal act. if banksy does a painting on the wall, suddenly it's art. what's the difference? sotheby‘s has expressed bewilderment about all of this and hasn't revealed what the person who bought the picture thinks about having half a picture. social media

and duncan has a new kind of cold brew on tap an actual brew called duncan coffee quarter partners withoon brewery to bring them a beer made with duncan coffee and sold across east coast and lauren that sounds good right now. >> cheer, absolutely. coming up next, another yale classmate of judgebred kavanaugh is speaking out but this time about the the judge's drinking. >> i have seen brett drunk to the point where he could be easily passed out. >> but you never saw him pass out? >> never saw him passed out but quite drunk. >> kowt the supreme court nominee from drinking from college days keep him off the bench what the probe is actually investigating. have you thought ending to a tv show could have been better? well netflix may have a way to fix that for you let's show you the damage on wall street this morning, the dow is down 106 point and nasdaq down 38 in the premarket. you are watching fbn:am. at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning toda

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i'm duncan golestani. our top stories — the bbc learns britain and the us are considering a business boycott if saudi arabia is proven to have killed a journalist at its turkish consulate. president trump threatens severe punishment. i will be also calling king salman of saudi arabia, because i think it's appropriate for me to ask him what is going on. polls are set to open in germany's bavaria region with allies of chancellor merkel under pressure from smaller parties. march of the migrants — on the road with the honduran families defying washington to seek a better life in the united states. and like father, like son — schumacherjunior wins his first drivers title. hello and welcome to bbc news. the bbc has learned that britain and the united states are considering boycotting a major international conference in saudi arabia after the disappearance of the saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. a joint statement of condemnation is also being discussed by western allies if it is confirmed that mr khashoggi was

duncan kennedy, bbc news. nearing, we are hearing that while we say 9:30pm we expect the vote, and now looks like the senate has said that the confirmation vote of the supreme court nomineejudge kavanaugh will be expected from around 3:30pm local time, washington time, which is from 8:30pm here on the bbc. 8:30pm, machin to be with us, watch is here. for the latest on that confirmation. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. it's a reversal tomorrow which will be good news for those in the channel islands. not a bad end to the day, plenty of sunshine but with clear skies in place, it will be a cold night tonight. the rain in east anglia and the south—east channel islands clears, turns cloudy towards scotland later on with outbreaks of rain but in between, clear skies will lead to a chilly, frosty night away from towns and city centres, crisp start to sunday morning, a much better day for england and wales, plenty of sunshine around, most are staying dry, more cloud into northern england and

this is bbc world news, i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: missing, feared dead: a source close to the investigation tells the bbc there is evidence jamal khashoghi was murdered. the american pastor whose detention in turkey caused a diplomatic rift with washington is released and heading home. we are very honoured to have him back with us. he suffered greatly, but we are very appreciative to a lot of people. the cost of hurricane michael: at least 16 people killed and more than a million homes without power. and, home at last: the nigerian children taken by vigilantes to fight militants are reunited with their families. hello and welcome to bbc news. the government of saudi arabia is facing growing isolation because of the disappearance and alleged murder of the journalist, jamal khashoggi. the french president, emmanuel macron, is the latest international leader to say that he's concerned. turkish sources have confirmed they have evidence mr khashoggi was murdered by a security team inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. s

duncan kennedy, bbc news, on hayling island.s tv show rainbow, has died at the age of 76. hello, everybody, to you like that song? i don't think i like sharing a bed anymore, i think i should have a bed anymore, i think i should have a bed of my own... he hosted the programme, featuring bungle, george and zippy, between 1974 and 1992. meanwhile in france, tributes have been paid to the singer songwriter charles aznavour, who has died at the age of 94. he sold more than 100 million records during his career which spanned 80 years and he was often described as the french frank sinatra. 0ur correspondent david sillito looks back at his life. # she may be the reason i survive... # the why and wherefore i'm alive. # the one i care for... charles aznavour. fred astaire, bing crosby and frank sinatra all recorded his songs. bob dylan said he was one of the greatest live performers he had ever seen and those songs, a catalogue of heartbreak and life's many sadnesses. my songs are very solid. i write about everything. i write about... 0f

duncan kennedy, bbc news.'s died aged 85. her career spanned 50 years , with performances including her breakthrough at carnegie hall in new york and a duet with freddie mercury. frankie mccamley reports. # barcelona, it was the first time that we met... the duet that brought p0p that we met... the duet that brought pop music and opera together. montserrat caballe pop music and opera together. montserrat ca balle and pop music and opera together. montserrat caballe and freddie mercury's 1986 montserrat caballe and freddie mercury's1986 anthem, barcelona. last night, the 85—year—old passed away after being hospitalised for two weeks. tributes were paid to the star known as the world's greatest diva at the opera house in barcelona where she performed more than 200 times. montserrat caballe was a fa ntastically times. montserrat caballe was a fantastically important thing, a perfect technique that fascinated, with wonderful phrasing, wonderful expressivity as a singer, by being so unbelievably perfect. born in ba

duncan kennedy.isitors will be able to see the givenchy silk dress close up, as well as the five metre long veil embroidered with the flora of the 53 commonwealth countries. a version of the frock coat uniform worn by prince harry is also on display. it's it for me. good evening. there is certainly a chill in the air this friday evening. and that will remain the case throughout this weekend. a cold wind blowing. yes, there'll be some sunshine, some showers as well. that cold air is coming from a long way north. it's coming all the way from the arctic, brought in our direction by these brisk northerly winds which will continue as we go through this evening. there'll be a lot of dry weather, some clear starry skies but showers and spots. the showers over high ground in scotland will start to turn with three, some so perhaps down as low as 250 metres. temperatures very close to freezing, so there could well be some icy stretches around tomorrow morning. most especially across northern ireland and the no

duncan kennedy, bbc news, cowes on the isle of wight.e'll attend during the remainder of the royal tour of australasia. meghan, who is pregnant with the couple's first child, was present yesterday as prince harry launched the invictus games for wounded veteran athletes, but the duke will now conduct some royal engagements alone. 0ur correspondent hywel griffith is in sydney. the focus today was meant to be on the first full day of competition at the invictus games, however, inevitably, like a lot of this royal tour, the attention switched back to the royal pregnancy with the announcement that the duchess was cutting back on her engagements. not much more was said. we understand, however, she is still in good health. certainly she was out and about again later on in the day. she didn't go to the cycling. she was out on sydney harbour to watch the sailing competition. she will be travelling with the duke to frazer island tomorrow however we are told she will not be taking part in engagements again. the invictus games have got off to a pret

duncan kennedy has the story.uper veg rainbow flatbread at the centre of this incident. the person who ate one died in december last year. we don't have details about the person who bought the sandwich from this shop, but it's believed they had an allergic reaction to the product which was supposed to be dairy free, but in fact contained some dairy protein. the death has now led to a furious row between pret and one of its suppliers, a company called coyo. in a statement, pret a manger said: it went on: but coyo, based in kent, says pret‘s claims are unfounded. they say they did have a recall of food containing dairy, but say this was after the death. in a statement, coyo said: this latest tragedy comes after the death of natasha ednan—laperouse, who died from an allergic reaction after eating a pret a manger sandwich two years ago. after natasha's inquest, her family welcomed pret‘s announcement that it would in future list all ingredients on its freshly made products. in their own statement today, natasha's fami

my name is duncan golestani our top stories — the bbc learns britain and the us are considering a businessoycott if saudi arabia is proven to have killed a journalist at its turkish consulate. president trump threatens severe punishment. i will be also calling king salman of saudi arabia, because i think it's appropriate for me to ask him what's going on. rescuers renew their search for hundreds of people believed to still be trapped after hurricane michael struck florida. hello and welcome to bbc news. the bbc has learned that britain and the united states are considering a boycott of a high—profile investment conference in saudi arabia later this month, after the disappearance of the saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. a joint statement of condemnation is also being discussed by western allies. president trump has promised to inflict ‘severe punishment‘ on saudi arabia if it's found to be behind the disappearance of the journalist at the saudi consulate in turkey. chris buckler has this report — it contains some flashing images. a consulate is supposed to be a place of diplomatic protecti