dunne was ina winless season of his career.e house. he sealed victory in style with this chip—in on the 18th. wembley has been hosting the second of four nfl games this season. and there have more protests. three miami dolphin players knelt during the american national anthem, while some new orleans saints linked arms. in what was initially a really low—scoring game, the saints are dominating — 20—0 the score. they ended up scoring two second—half touchdowns to win by 20-0. that's second—half touchdowns to win by 20—0. that‘s all from sportsday. there will be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. goodbye from us. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week‘s cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? the big release is goodbye christopher robin, a film about the creation of winnie the pooh. we also have reese witherspoon in home again, a likeable if daft rom—com. and daphne, a very interesting and edgy home—grown pic. goodbye christopher robin. i

star of nbc's "superstore," colton dunn. featuring the 8g band with sonny emory. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everyone. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] great to hear. wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump today claimed he has a better recollection of his condolence calls to the widow of the soldier than she does. pointing to his head and saying quote, "one of the great memories of all time." [ light laughter ] trump then added, "if you don't believe me ask my wife melatonin." [ laughter ] after announcing he would not seek reelection, republican senator jeff flake said today that he believes a lot more of his colleagues will soon speak out against president trump. said his colleagues -- [ crickets ] [ laughter ] housing secretary ben carson said today that rebuilding puerto rico after hurricane maria could take anywhere between one and 100 years. and that's just the kind of pr

dunne was in a five—way tie for second heading into the final round, but carded seven birdies and an three strokes on 20—under—par at close house. he sealed victory in style with this chip—in on the 18th. wembley has been hosting the second of four nfl games this season. and there have more protests. three miami dolphin players knelt during the american national anthem, while some new orleans saints linked arms. in what was initially a really low—scoring game, the saints ended up scoring two second—half touchdowns to win by 20-0. that's all from sportsday. there will be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. goodbye from us. now it's time for meet the author. siri hustvedt is a prize—winning american novelist who also writes about art and philosophy, and lectures in psychiatry. so it's not surprising that in her book of essays, a woman looking at men looking at women, her mind races back and forth from the visual arts to sex, to the science of the mind, and of course to the question of how we see ourselves. welcome. siri, you begin this book in your introduction t

ireland's paul dunne shot a nine—under—par 61 on the final day of the british masters to hold off rorydespite carding his lowest round of the season, mcilroy was unable to surpass the world number 192 and looks on course for only the second winless season of his career. dunne was in a five—way tie for second heading into the final round but carded seven birdies and an eagle to win by three strokes on 20 under par at close house. he sealed victory in style with this chip—in on the 18th. the cleveland indians have finished the regular season in style with a 3—1win over the chicago white sox. jay bruce got the early runs in the first inning as cleveland notched up their 102nd victory of the season — that's their second—highest win total in franchise history. the american league division series gets under way on thursday. they await the winner of tuesday's wild card playoff between the new york yankees and the minnesota twins. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. we had some war

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. >> in my mind, they got a gun -- >> reporter: this from the interrogation of michael dunn, who shotnd killed 17-year-old jordan davis in a 7-eleven parking lot in a dispute over loud music. >> this guy like goes down on the ground and comes up with something. i thought it was a shotgun. >> reporter: dunn tells the officers he feared for his life, and then they counter with the facts. >> biggest problem we got, the first hurdle we got to get over, there is no weapon in that truck. >> so the detectives accurately say, michael, you keep telling us in this video that you were scared for your life, that you thought they were going to kill you. how does them driving away and you firing eight shots at them, how does that protect you? >> reporter: in another, detectives patiently listen to shocking details from serial killer joseph miller. >> was she crying or screaming or anything? >> no, actually, she didn't scream or anything. i guess she was unconscious, i guess. >> so you hit her a few times just to make sure she was dead? >> yeah. >> these detectives do a great job of walking him down

ireland's paul dunne shot a nine—under—par 61 on the final day of the british masters to hold off roryroy was unable to surpass the world number 192 and looks on course for only the second winless season of his career. dunne was in a five—way tie for second heading into the final round but made seven birdies and an eagle to win by three strokes on 20—under par at close house. he sealed victory in style with this chip—in on the 18th. britain's johanna konta's been beaten for the fifth match in a row. her poor rum of form continued at the china open in beijing, where she lost 6—1, 6—2 to a player ranked more than 50 places below her in the world rankings, romania's monica niculescu. konta is still on target to reach the end of season wta finals as she currently occupies the eighth and final qualifying spot. and frankie dettori has won europe's richest horse race for a record 5th time. he rode the favourite enable to victory in the prix de l‘arc de triomphe. that's all the sport for now. ten days after puerto rico was devastated by hurricane maria, the situation in the american territory

president obama, who a few weeks ago was asked by a mutual friend to speak to weinstein, after dunn e-mailed the real weinstein responded, i'm sick. i need your advice. all my best, harvey. the fake dunn replied, i'm sure redemption can be found, harvey, only if you're willing to be as brave as those who found the strength to stand up to you. accept your fate graciously and not seek to deny or degrade those who -- wrote back simply, i agree. that agreement not withstanding, weinstein's attorneys and spokespeople have been doing the opposite of that. they've been denying the allegations, and as obtained by journalist janis min, weinstein himself has been writing and reaching out privately to hollywood ceos and moguls asking them to defend him. quote, a lot of the allegations are false, as you know, given therapy and council as other people have done, think i'd be able to get there, weinstein wrote. he continued, if the industry supports me, that's all i need. we reached out to both bloom and weinstein's representatives for comment. we did not hear back. republicans have. using the we

ireland's paul dunne shot a nine under—par 61 on the final day of the british masters to hold off rorying his lowest round of the season, mcilroy was unable to surpass the world number 192 and looks on course for only the second winless season of his career. dunne was in a five—way tie for second heading into the final round but carded seven birdies and an eagle to win by three strokes on twenty—under—par at close house. he sealed victory in style with this chip—in on the 18th. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more now on polls closing across catalonia after a day of violence and chaos on the streetsas the region held an independence vote that the spanish state had declared illegal. catalan officials say more than 450 people have been injured in clashes with riot police who had tried to stop the ballot from taking place. we might be able to show you pictures on the streets of catalonia this evening. the central government in madrid, led of course by prime minister mariano rajoy, regarded it as an illegal referendum and said it shouldn't have been taking pl

ireland's paul dunne became his bid for back—to—back european tour titles, with a five under par fort round. happy people. they are both one shot clear of a group of five players, and meanwhile rory mcilroy is still looking for his first victory of the year. he opened up with one over par 73. he is six shots off the lead. i didn't drive the ball as well as i have been, but my play was really solid. i made a few nice putts on the front nine. the back nine kind of had some opportunities, so it was a little bit disappointing. all in all it's a decent start, but to finish 5—4, with the downwind, is a little disappointing. but there's plenty to build from. a good start. in major league baseball there was a player who is on the 10th person to get three home runs. it is being played on thursday and the red sox' designated winner suffered an apparent knee injury. the cleveland indians who lost out in the world series last year are currently playing at home to the new york yankees. that one is 1—0. midway through, in the best of five series, the next matches will be played on friday. that's a

irishman paul dunne leads the tournament alongside nicolas colsaerts. that's all from sportsday.d to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are david wooding, political editor of the sun on sunday and jack blanchard from politico. tomorrow's front pages. the financial times reports the chancellor's £26 billion buffer in public finances could be wiped out due to a weak economic forecast announced next week. the metro claims the prime minister is clinging onto power "by her fingertips" as speculation of a conservative coup mounts. the telegraph leads with home secretary amber rudd backing theresa may as prime minister during what she describes as a turning point for britain. the mirror says a group of 30 rebel tory mps are planning to oust the prime minister by christmas. the times says former conservative party chairman grant shapps has been identified as leading the plot against the prime minister. the daily express suggests that a daily cup of tea can help weight loss. we start with the fortunes of the prime minister. here is the metro, hanging on by herfinger

dunn. none of us had seen a school with so much equipment before.s the equipment that first gave ernie the impression he wanted to be an engineer but i am glad he changed his mind. ♪ >> after i leave michigan state university, i will work in the field of civil rights as a leader and organizer. even in the northern states, you will find pockets of discrimination like you do all over the world. there is a tide rising against it and i want to be part of it. [singing] >> i came to michigan state to study engineering. three years ago, i changed my mind and decided i would rather work with people than with machines. under professor david got leave, i received my that sloot degree -- my bachelor degree in sociology. next week i will receive my masters. i am convinced that a white american can never fully understand what motivates the negroes desire for equality. but for white americans, they are becoming more concerned especially my generation and that makes tomorrow worth dreaming about. [bell tolling the hour] the american negro must protest and he must

michele dunne the the chief negotiator the man who in brussels represents the interests of the twenty seven member states at the negotiating table at least i would say there is good progress in the field of citizen rights he knows of course as well as does all the twenty's other twenty seven leaders that the big question still is the rights that have been agreed in these negotiating talks how will they be guaranteed once the jurisdiction of the european court of justice seizes to exist in the in the u.k. with brax it as though that is still a question why even in this field there isn't sufficient progress these who also knows of course that with theresa may who just sent a letter to one hundred thousand e.u. citizens who inquired about their status ensuring that they will be able to stay the e.u. knows of course she has a vested interest that a workforce of more than three million people stays in the country that's recently she is on a bit of a charm offensive you mentioned this letter writing campaign she did she was also in brussels earlier this week trying to soften up her negotiat

got took the lead through dunn you can check in thirty minutes. and bones i mean pava glanced in a second against the ten men on halftime. she went to the to the third on eighty three minutes another would at home for his faults men but knowledge of the part the crowd had played in their victory but seiberg meanwhile clearly felt the ref was to blame for the latest setback the visitors remain mired in a basement bottle. for let's check out the bundesliga standings after this weekend's games byron unical back to their for mill your perch at the top of the table for the first time the season ahead of dark in the leipsic and over move up to fourth in the bottom half has a berlin. all get a boost however bremen and cologne are still stuck in the drop zone. reminder of the top story that we're following for you at this hour catalonia has begun its first working week under central spanish control that's after hundreds of thousands of demonstrators flooded barcelona yesterday calling for spanish unity. and a reminder of that breaking story c.n.n. and the

got took the lead through dunn you can check in thirty minutes. and bottoming pava glanced in a second against the ten men half tied. she went to the to out of the third on the eighty three minutes another one at home behind his vaults men but knowledge of the part the crowd had played in their victory. seiberg meanwhile clearly felt the ref was to blame for the latest setback the visitors remain mired in the basement battle. all right enough about the lower end of the table let's talk about the big talking point from the weekend on saturday rb leipzig lost a buyer for a second time in a week they went down to nil at allianz are they not a crushing loss for the rebels coming just three days after that defeat on penalties in the german cup the reigning champions though it was another successful day by in munich they are on top of the bundesliga table for the first time this season suppressed. the match day ten conversation continues with a focus on byron's return to the top of the table and you know now that biron have the top spot are they going t

jimmy dunn is senior -- sandaler oh nightly partners. thanks for being here. >> good morning, becky nice to be here. >> let's talk about a lot of things that have been happening, but, first of all, let's talk about business and how deals have been going. plus, what you see on the pipeline right now how are things >> market has been very good i mean, we've led 30 months. we've been very active there's been a lot of deals done this year the three largest deals we've been involved with, and the flow has been pretty consistent it doesn't feel quite as full as it has, but i think you'll see more of the same in m&a, which i've been saying for years, and that is what's been happening. you are going to see continued consolidation. >> as we've been talking about tax reform and as we've been kind of watching it play out on capitol hill, do you think that's had any impact on what business leaders are willing to dpo right now? are they waiting to see what happens? it seems like something could be imminent >> i don't think it's had a lot of affect. i

dunn and aid worker hands them a sack of rice it'll be their first meal in five days. i'm going to.

fourteen here captain are now karen dunn says hunting down the fighters has been tough. in order for someone with their. it's a technique learn from my soul in syria and iraq he figured. they've been training with the various. for a long time already. the military says it has evidence that well armed fighters from as far as saudi arabia yemen and chechnya join local government in the battle. the fighting had been. bad and it's really hard because. our enemies have the same weapons as we do have. more than one hundred sixty philippine soldiers have been killed him around. what's been the hardest part for you. both times when we have. moved from a fire comrade. actually seeing them being blown away by both of you by getting shot and. knowing that. but for the army captain the worst weapon in isis arsenal has been child soldiers. pretty hard to see because you can imagine how hard it is for a sniper or a regular in part to pull the trigger and. basically be killed in what was his name like children like more linda sons have been drawn into this battle when their son. her tw

dunn edwards joins the list running to succeed. there will be a number of candidates to choose from, and former obama administration official as well as maryland state senator. >> police are looking into a claim by a councilmember that a group of n on fire while they were collecting campaign signs. a friend posted this picture. police were called by the board commission walked into their highest-- walked in smelling of gasoline. no comment on whether bridgeman is cooperating. bridgeman was a loser in a highly contacted three-way mayoral race and charged with secretly recording a fraternal order of police meeting and publishing the audio. since wednesday there have been 2 applications by an individual seeking a court order to keep bridgeman away from him. >>> a 12-year-old sentenced for murder is what they will get as part of a plea bargain but only if he does everything he can to help police find the victim's body. he pleaded guilty of strangling his girlfriend almost 9 years ago. investorince >> no amount of time would bring pam b

the victims are darryl and tony blow of dunn dock and kiesha page baker of baltimore.ds in the case and are asking anyone with information to contact them. >> we now know the cause of town home fire in montgomery county and the fire started in second floor bedroom along peble hill rain in potomac last night. fire officials say a laptop charming cord is to blame. it caused 250,000 in damage. two families now without a home and thankfully no one was hurt rjts here in the district, thousands of young people gathered on the mall for what was dubbed a youth peace march. organizers reached out to the youth of the world and similar marches were scheduled to take place today in liberia and gun a. the goal of marches is to demand peace and tone courage young people not tone gauge in violen >> it is youth that are coming together that gal vanizeed all generations to join them and to make a difference in this community or a difference in this nation. >> several cities in the united states also participated including san diego and jacksonville, florida, organizers hope young peopl

this is in western dunn eagle. they have a lot out in the water. i didn't know what they were called. also didn't know you could climb them. this looks amazing, as well. normally when climbers attack something, it's all about the vista, about the summit, the pinnacle. in this case it looks all about the whole adventure of the thing. it's not a very technical climb. climbers ian miller, he's the pro, followed by american aaron roaden decided to tackle this on the last day in the area. >> the technical part of the climb is getting to it. >> getting to is it technical. getting back after the descent, also just as technical. >> does a tide come in and make it hard for them to get back out? >> you bet. the tide plays a role in this. once they summit around 3:30 in the afternoon, they begin their descent. once they are down, things get challenging. weren't up high. now they have to take their dingy as the swell comes in and bangs them around a bit. jump in this tiny little boat. they brought one paddle. this is the sketchiest bit, trying to paddle this t

three-year-old elijah dunn died, his mom and sibling were hurt.the family wanted malahan to face murder charges because this was not her first dui offense. she is married to an alameda county sheriff's deputy and the victim's family say they think that played a role in the charges, though our legal analyst says that is likely not the case. >>> a san francisco bicycle officer is in critical condition after being struck by a hit and run driver. this happened after noon yesterday on turk near van ness. police say officers were closing in on the suspect's car, believing he was armed, they say that he took off and struck the officer in the process. police later found the vehicle empty near buena vista park and arrested the suspect on ellis street. sources tell our investigative unit that the suspect's name is maurquise johnson. >>> today marks one month since the massive 7.1 earthquake shook mexico, devastating mexico city, more than 200 people were killed and this morning the efforts to rebuild are only beginning. right now crews are still working to

let's bring in tony dunn jichlt he watched this game with split loyalties and pride fwochlt men he hired in the national football leak in mime to being lyn and jim caldwell. their teams put on a heck of a show. the steelers win. tony, where do you put pittsburgh now? they have the same record as new england. kansas city can join them with a win tomorrow night. how do awe ses the top of the afc for the moment? >> mike, i'm going to put the steelers right at the top. i think they have the most complete team. i think mike tomlin and kevin colbert have done a good job putting together a complete team. they have speed, tenacity and they gave up a lot of passing yards tonight. but they played so great in the and then you look at it offensively. it's not just le'veon bell and antonio brown. they're getting other people involved. smith-schuster was great. the offensive line is playing well. this is a solid football team. i think they're the best team in the afc right now. >> answers everywhere for the moment. terrific tackling in the red zone plays as well. thank you. let's bring in mike florio.

. >>> and the ceo of men's clothing company bonobos andy dunn tells us about the new campaign featuringead of professional models. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com as the host of access health, people often ask me if there's something more effective for joint support than glucosamine chondroitin. move free ultra is a better solution. its clinically-proven ingredient gives you better mobility, flexibility and comfort than glucosamine chondroitin, all in one tiny, easy-to-take pill. stay on the move with move free ultra, also in (delicious) new gummies, and enjoy living well. >> breaking news, shots fired at police in northeast philly. the way it ended for the suspect. >>> and emotions run hyatt an emergency meeting in one south jersey school district after racist messages struck a school fight. >> if you like it sunny you're going to get plenty of sunshine over the next few days, and the good news for your outdoor plans. another warm w

just by a matter of clock jim and shawn this will have is to come dunn sometime in the next 2 hours. and at least before october 8 when this is supposed to go into effect otherwise horses is out of the barn here. >> we'll be on top of it. tom fitzgerald thank you. and death toll continues to rise in puerto rico following devastation left by sure can maria. 48 people died. you're look at images in puerto rico. the three most recent deaths were people that were unable has alreadyty as of this morning only 72% of island had access to clean water. puerto rico governor says the goal is to get power back on 90% of island by december. >> and keeping eye on raging wildfires out west. tens of thousands of people heading tomorrow at the threat tapers off. 17 large fires burning across northern parts of states. two of three most sgrukttive fires are more than half con tapes and forecasters say temperatures will remain hot even dry in hard hit areas and much needed rain is on way to region thursday. >> let's talk about the weather in our region. question not bay wig change. we have seen dramatic

the impact killed 3-year-old elijah dunn and seriously injured his mother. >> she waived her right to preliminary hearing in court this morning which means that she waived her right to have the evidence presented against her and a judge independently evaluating the evidence and holding her over. >> unless malihan makes a plea deal, she could go to trial in the case. >>> up next tonight the latest on the bear fire burning in the santa cruz mountains. we'll have an update on containment numbers and hear from crews on the front lines. >> plus, exploring outer space got easier. the newest google maps update that allows you to venture way out of this world. >> tracking raindrops right now in the north bay. they are headed all our way into the central and southern bay tonight. details on the timing of the rain. ♪[ music ] >>> now to the latest from the northern california wildfires. authorities in mendocino county today identified five more people who were killed. 56-year-old steve was found outside his home. his girlfriend was inside the home which burned to the ground. several other peopl

three 3-year-old elijah dunn was inside, he died.all han was driving under the influence and with a suspended license. >> he believes she is not sorry because she had two dui crashes in a three-month period. and he believes the fact she's the wife of an alameda county deputy sheriff is a reason she didn't get a second degree murder charge for killing his grandson. >> that'smy why i feel like she didn't get convicted of it. >> the fact she's married to a police officer i don't think swayed the da's office to give her any preferential treatment because she's looking at a significant prison sentence. >> legal analyst steven clark said it would have been hard to charge her of second degree murder because her first case was pending at the time of the crash. he said when she's sentenced he just wants justice. cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >>> police say a flasher has been targeting students as they walk home from school in san ramÓn. the latest incident was on monday, a student was walking home from the high school when a man asked if he

. >> dunn me to is raising money to put -- dunphy is raising money to put "no hate "signs around the area. a group called valley united will come together to face the hate sunday night. >>> now to a followup about a 19-year-old lehigh valley man shot and killed after a minor car accident. new details reveal it started with two groups fighting over text messages sent between a boy and a girl. candles mark the spot where carlos richie was killed. officers say it began at a house in allentown. two groups met to talk about the texts. some thought they were inappropriate. it turned into an argument. everyone left the house in two separate cars. the cars crashed, and police say christian diaz de jesus shot the man. the suspect is facing a murder charge. >>> and a gun-wielding man wearing a skull mask is terrorizing convenience stores in two counties. police believe he's robbed stores in warminster and upper southampton township, bucks county. he's also possibly responsible for robbing stores in uppermoreland and dublin townships in montgomery county. investigators say he takes cash and cig

dunn and aid worker hands him a sack of rice it'll be their first meal in five days. i'm going to if you've been given rice newborn the rest will still get some don't have enough of them out of normal home and immediately starts looking for his son in paris. right up front. right finally he sees them they've been waiting for him and the rest of the family to arrive. a mile of my lot by this is my mother i'd lost her i do you. know there's my father i found my dad might i might be mother i want to feel better. my son is still missing one of our lives i still don't know if he's dead or alive but if he's alive someone will bring him tonight if he's dead on never see him again i might have had a little mite of yelling to do what i would do. with. the family is once again reunited just one typical family i made tens of thousands of refugees. a family that no longer has the strength to move any further. i did not there i didn't come here because i was hungry and i'm not sure i had a lot of rice you know for at least a year and i had thirty buffalo in myanmar and a fish farm

does say mr dunne of dusk is just saying that spain is alright to to to to follow its repressive mood i think they're making a big big mistake we're very had some experts opinions here in that they're saying that brussels is staying silent on the castle in crisis as it fears that secessionist movements across the bloc could also then come into play i mean do you think the best the case. excuse rick. yes stephanie we've we've been hearing from experts who think that brussels is staying silent in this particular crisis they're not getting involved across the what they see as a spanish interior problem because the e.u. fears that secessionist movements across the bloc will then basically rise up do you think that that's the case. well. of course i'm i don't really agree that europe is not interfering they are interfering they are backing up the spanish government they are taking. a choice and backing the spanish government and not being neutral or anything but this lead to. several other secessionist processes. well maybe is maybe no i mean it is not. like mr young. to the president of t

dunn, for five minutes. mr. dunn: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in support of h.r. 36, the pain-capable unborn child protection act. as a father of three, grandfather of three and as a man of faith, i firmly believe the life begins at conception. as a surgeon and scientist, i know that unborn children feel pain at 20 weeks. at the very latest at 20 weeks. scientific studies have found that a baby's first sensory receptors for pain are developed in the first seven weeks. by 20 weeks an unborn baby is so developed that they can hear music and respond to sounds, but most importantly, a substantial body of medical evidence shows that he or she can feel and respond to pain. let there be no mistake. late-term abortion practices are gruesome and painful. these babies are dismembered limb from limb, yet the united states is one of only seven nations in the world that allows for elected late-term abortions. we are joining nations like north korea and china that allow for elective late-term abortions. it's shocking to conscience. by passing thi

want to be able to make the refugees ultimately more self-reliant ok we'll leave it there michael dunn for thank you very much. still ahead here on al-jazeera old sports news and the squashed double act from egypt making history at the u.s.o. . let's pause the news and bring in sports our peter thank you so much american football player colin capper nick has filed a lawsuit against and i felt team owners the former san francisco forty nine ers quarterback says he believes he remains unsigned because of owner collusion capper nick started a national conversation about political activism by athletes in august two thousand and sixteen when he decided to sit and kneel during the national anthem to protest mistreatment of african-americans by police the twenty nine year old opted out of his contract with the forty niners at the end of last season remains on employed through the first six weeks of the season despite a rash of injuries that have created job openings well for more on this we're joined by n.f.l. writer grrr samuel whose life for us from london and do you think happen it has a r

now she is the subject of a new documentary by her nephew, actor/director griffin don dunn.on: the center will not hold." >> it took six years. not working every day. as the money came in, i would get shooting, and it was a process of stop and start. i'm not even sure she thought i was going to actually finish it, as did i worry about every day, until all the money came in from netflix. and she-- but then i showed it to her. i showed her a cut i would never have shown -- >> three hours or something. >> three hours, three-hour cut. and i just wanted to give her the opportunity to say, "hey, stop this right now." >> rose: this is a clip from the documentary which he talks about writin writing and spendis with musicians where he began, 1960s california. here it is. >> in this light, all narrative was sentimental. in this light, all connections were equally meaningful and equally senseless. try these. on the morning of john kennedy's death in 1963, i was buying at ransahof's, in san francisco, a short silk dress in which to be married. a few years later, this dress of mine of ru

second largest army in the later after the united states i'm pretty sure that's true so clearly mr dunne and turkey are important critical players in all of this i cannot predict the future you know considering what he has been doing the last three or four months you know everything is up in the air as far as i'm concerned let me ask you as specifically about the domestic station in turkey because we hear a lot of talk about migration related tensions in europe there the rise of populist politics but a lot of my friends in turkey tell me that they no longer recognize their own communities there's been a large influx of people from conservative arab states not only the refugees but also affluent arab families from from the golf and those people bring with them. very conservative values very conservative lifestyles that many turks in especially in cosmopolitan urban communities do not necessarily share you mentioned that they do you have chicken coming home to roost do you think mr add on could also get some blowback from from his own policies he may find out that indeed he may have made s

got took the lead through dunn you can check in thirty minutes. and bottoming pava glanced in a second against the ten men on hof tie. she went to the to out of the third on eighty three minutes another one at home behind us votes men who acknowledge the part the crowd had played in their victory. fight but meanwhile clearly felt the ref was to blame for the latest setback the visitors remain mired in the basement bottle. of spectators in hawaii were treated to some stunning action as competitors they braved the huge waves here in the world's surf leagues big wave tour surfers did their best to stay afloat but that was easier said than done as waves of over fourteen meters crashed down on the two thousand and sixteen women's champion page on to retain her title in waltz came out top of the men's section to win his first ever big wave tour of it. and we just have time for reminder of our top stories at this hour. the leader of iraq's kurds has stepped down after the backlash against the region's independence but angry protesters stormed parliament

. >> our job is to put our head dunn and start legislating. >> reporter: they're holding back partlyse the trump white house is key to their agenda on issues like tax reform. >> we now have a president that will sign it. >> the yeas are 50. the nays are 50. >> reporter: just last night vice president pence cast a tie-breaking vote enabling republicans to block an obama-era rule that would have hey butted consumers to band togeth t wrongdoing. >> the vice president votes in the affirmative, and the joint resolution is passed. >> we have great unity. >> reporter: the president insisted today that party friction has been overblown. he repeatedly mentioned the standing ovations he got at yesterday's lunch with senate republicans. >> i think the press makes me more uncivil than i am. you know, people don't understand. i went to an ivy league college. i was a nice student. i did very well. i'm a very intelligent person. >> reporter: as for flake... >> his poll numbers are terrible. he's didn't terribly for the great people of arizona, a state that likes donald trump very much. >> almighty

let's bring in tony dunn jichlt he watched this game with split loyalties and pride fwochlt men he hired in the national football leak in mime to being lyn and jim caldwell. their teams put on a heck of a show. the steelers win. tony, where do you put pittsburgh now? they have the same record as new england. kansas city can join them with a win tomorrow night. how do awe ses the top of the afc for the moment? >> mike, i'm going to put the steelers right at the top. i think they have the most complete team. i think mike tomlin and kevin colbert have done a good job putting together a complete team. they have speed, tenacity and they gave up a lot of passing yards tonight. but they played so great in the red zone because of that team's speed. and then you look at it offensively. it's not just le'veon bell and antonio brown. they're getting other people involved. smith-schuster was great. the offensive line is playing well. this is a solid football team. i think they're the best team in the afc right now. >> answers everywhere for the moment. terrific tackling in the red zone plays as well.

at least michele dunne year the chief negotiator who represents the interests of the twenty seven member states here in the e.u. has said that it's made some good progress on the issue of citizen rights so yes i would say that fairly well matches the division that david davis his counterpart from the u.k. has on the issue of of citizens' rights they're not far away and it's only a question of legal guarantees that is still in the room and that hinders the e.u. to say yes in this point we see sufficient progress the main stumbling blocks remain. in northern ireland and of course the bracks bill and tourism a would have to rife with a big check if she would really want to achieve a breakthrough on the summit and the reason they will address and their leaders at a working dinner tonight the she wants mutual dialogue on the u.k.'s future relationship with the e.u. to begin as soon as possible is this expectation realistic. i'm regis she has a full fifteen minutes over this dinner to convince leaders of something that she was unable to convince them off in the in the in the past in her speech

the health minister, philip dunne.has rejected calls for the banning of surgical mesh implants. they're offered to patients to treat a number of conditions in women, and men, such as internal organ prolapse and incontinence. but high numbers of women have begun to come forward claiming the procedure has left them in debilitating pain. women in their 30s, 40s, 50s are telling us that they are struggling to walk, they have lost their sex lives and suffer from horrendous pain day in day out. some are even suffering from post traumatic stress disorder following the horrific impact the mesh has had on their quality of life. one consultant who has written to explain the problems in mesh removal stated that once stuck, the mesh is neverfully removed and failure of implanting means that the mesh will fuse, erode, stick and adhere to organs, nerves and blood vessels, creating lifelong injuries. the conservative who chairs the health select committee is also a gp. i don't agree that we should ban mesh because for some women the

things looking good and according to my source, jaclyn dunn, she says that the rest of 880 is

tuesday, northerly over scotland with outbreaks of rain, chilli in northern ireland but the winds wade dunnine, pleasant, but the ram will arrive from the south, not assume it as we've seen on monday. overnight rain. call south—easterly winds. —— cool. forthe overnight rain. call south—easterly winds. —— cool. for the rest of the week, a stormy start, a quieter speu week, a stormy start, a quieter spell bit weak, the wind will pick up spell bit weak, the wind will pick up potentially friday and saturday. hello. this is bbc world news. the headlines. britain and ireland are bracing themselves for the arrival of hurricane ophelia, the most powerful storm ever to have formed so far east in the atlantic. the met office has warned of "potential danger to life" with strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surges expected. the head of austria's conservative people's party is on course to become the world's youngest national leader, at the age of 31. sebastian kurz is in a strong position to form a new coalition government, but may have to rely on the far—right freedom party. the leader of the spanish