today at stormont, the dup accused sinn fein of prolonging the deadlock. their boycott and allow government to happen here in northern ireland. sinn fein insists it is up for a deal, but says the dup won't compromise. we want to intensify discussions and we're not meeting any reciprocation from either the dup or the british government. power—sharing in northern ireland is a legacy of its troubled past, but it's in danger of becoming a barrier to a betterfuture. what would it take to get them to agree? shake hands, forget about the past, move on. you know, they need their heads hitting together. northern ireland has now surpassed belgian's record surpassed belgium's record for going the longest period without a government in peace time and patience is running out. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. many children are returning to school across the uk as the summer draws to a close. forfamilies struggling with finances, it means the welcome return of free school meals after the long school holidays? our education correspondent elaine dunkley has been to st helens

sinn fein insists it is up for a deal but says the dup won't compromise.nt. power—sharing in northern ireland is a legacy of its troubled past but it is in danger of becoming a barrier to a better future. what would it take to get them to agree? shake their hands, forget about the past. children are returning to school across the uk as the summer draws to a close. for families — struggling with finances — it means the welcome return of free school meals after the long school holidays. our education correspondent elaine dunkley has been to st helens to find out how some families have been coping over the summer. this may look like any other play centre but there is a difference. first of all we're going to have for dinner, we've got some chicken pasta bake and... at this lunch club in st helens, many of the families who come here struggle to feed their children during the summer holidays. it's a chance for brendan, nicole, cara and jade to have a hot meal and play. we make friends and do painting, stuff like that... and have lovely food. i do worry a lot ab

today, the dup accused sinn fein of blocking a new deal.dia, as our ireland correspondent emma vardy has been finding out. ..that we have no clue what's going to happen, and nobody properly speaking up for us... it started with a facebook rant. so i suppose i want to try and do something about it — i want to say to the politicians, "you know something, enough is enogh and we deserve better," and... after dylan quinn vented his frustration at northern ireland's lack of government, he began to get thousands of responses. so wedeservebetter really grew out of a video that i did, outside my house in fermanagh, and it was a call really for people to join me in some sort of campaign event to mark the fact that we were going to end up without a government for 589 days, and to say, "this is ludicrous," and i asked people tojoin me. he is hoping this will be the wake—up call northern ireland's politicians need. it's about saying, "we need something different here," and they need to resolve that. northern ireland's devolved government at stormont col

today at stormont the dup accused sinn fein of prolonging the deadlock. end their boycott and allow government to happen here in northern ireland. sinn fein insists it is up for a deal and says the dup will not compromise. we want to intensify discussions and we are not meeting reciprocation from the dup or the british government. power—sharing northern ireland is a legacy of its troubled past. but it is in danger of becoming a barrier toa is in danger of becoming a barrier to a better future. is in danger of becoming a barrier to a betterfuture. what is in danger of becoming a barrier to a better future. what would is in danger of becoming a barrier to a betterfuture. what would it ta ke to to a betterfuture. what would it take to get them to agree? forget about the past and move on. they need their heads banged together and get on with it. i want to say enough is enough and we deserve better. tonight rally sparked by a social media campaign are being held to urge politicians to resolve the differences. northern ireland has now surpassed the record set b

today the dup accused sinn fein of blocking a new deal.finding out. we have no clue what is going to happen. it started with a facebook rant. you know, enough is enough and we deserve better. after dylan quinn vented his frustration at northern ireland's lack of government. he began to get thousands of responses. so "we deserve better" really grew out of a video that i did outside my house in fermanagh and it was a call really for people to join me in some sort of campaign event to mark the fact that we were going to end up without a government for 589 days and to say this is ludicrous. i asked people tojoin me. he is hoping this will be the wake—up call northern ireland's politicians need. it's about saying we need something different here and they need to resolve that. northern ireland's devolved government at stormont collapsed in january last year after a bust up over a disastrous green energy scheme. since then, talks between the dup and sinn fein to try to restore power—sharing have come to nothing. with no resolution between the mai

sinn fein insists it is up for a deal but says the dup won't compromise.ern ireland is a legacy of its troubled past but it is in danger of becoming a barrier to a betterfuture. emma bardy, bbc news, belfast. president trump was up early this morning bemoaning the political bias of social media. he accused the internet platforms of being against convservatives, and him in particular. and donald trump made the accusation on his favourite social media platform twitter. google search results for trump news shows only the viewing/reporting of fake new media. in other words, they have it rigged, for me and others, so that almost all stories and news is bad. fake cnn is prominent. republican/conservative and fair media is shut out. illegal? 96% of results on trump news are from national left—wing media, very dangerous. google & others are suppressing voices of conservatives... well, we can speak now to our north america technology correspondent, dave lee, whojoins us live from san francisco. dave, why is president trump decided to speak out about this now? well,

he is of course the son of the reverend ian paisley, the former dup leader for many years.he way they pitched it was to say, look, this isn't about party politics any more, which party you support, this is about the morality. the ethics, the standards we expect from our mps. we are urging people to come and vote on that basis. we heard from philip mcguigan, who is the north antrim mla, the north antrim representative of sinn fein. i'm just out from signing the recall petition to remove ian paisley. this is obviously the first time that this has happened in over 70 years of sleaze and scandal, and all sorts of activities in the westminster parliament. ian paisley, the mp for north antrim, sits top of the pile. the report concluded that he was involved in serious misconduct, and the people of north antrim now have six weeks to come out and sign this petition. and i know, the contact i have had with people over the last number of weeks, that people are very motivated to do so. this is an issue of integrity in government. it is not, as some people will try to do, turn it into a

sinn fein see things very differently from the dup, they say the dup is standing in the way of people'sat is the case, and sinn fein say that his denying people's writes. when asked about any discussion on the resumption of negotiations, arlene foster said that that had not happened over the summer. the chasm between the two parties had not narrowed at all and as northern ireland passes this unenviable landmark of belgium of not having a government for so long, more than 500 days, there is no end in sight to the impasse. this all in the report the social media campaign to try and get the politicians to sort this out, how much public pressure is building in northern ireland to get it resolved? certainly there has been a great deal of frustration over the last 18 months while stormont has not be operating. there have not been big demonstrations on the street, we will see if that changes tonight when these rallies being held tonight across the country under the banner of we deserve better. this landmark today, northern ireland going beyond belgium in terms of the length of time it has had

i could coudo that breathing >> what's interesting about this the little bit of weightlifting i've duphe in, breathe out, keep your breath. i wond how that impacts her training when she can't breathe. >> but also the pressure, depending on how deep in that pool she is. >> she doesn't seem to mind because she's handling that kettle ball like a zblos i could probably do those one handed pushups in the water too without the weights. >> i would did it with about 12 ounces. >> a freak accident left her facing the prospect of spending the rest of her life in a wheelchair, here she is as resilient as all get out and popular. she's got more than a million followers. she's making a name and a way for herself. >>> the invasive phone call prank. >> he was taking it hard, dude, that's the thing. >> get away from my blanket on the beach. >>> next "right this minute." and still to come, a paraglider's enjoying his time in the sky. >> until he's not. >> what happens when his adventure takes a dramatic twist? >>> plus the guy who suits up in his rabbit wear. >> his apparently life as bunny is pretty r

the dup politician is already suspended over his failure to declare two family holidays paid for by thelogised, but will face a by—election if 10% of his constituents sign the petition. california's biggest wildfire on record is expected to burn for the rest of the month according to us officials. eight blazes covering an area almost as big as los angeles are now burning out of control. president donald trump has declared the situation a "major disaster". peter bowes reports. california's new normal. raging wildfires eclipsing previous records in their size and ferocity. about 150 miles north of san francisco, two fires have merged to create this monster. its sheer size is overwhelming, about the same area as the city of los angeles. fuelled by intensely hot weather, strong winds, low humidity and tinder dry brush, the flames are consuming everything in their path. what can you say? it makes you sick to your stomach. everything they worked for all of their life gone in a heartbeat. the firefighting effort is intense. we are hitting it with the aircraft, cooling it down and that is letti

the dup politician is already suspended over his failure to declare two family holidays paid for by thegised, but will face a by—election if 10% of his constituents sign the petition. theresa may and prince william will attend a ceremony in northern france to mark the centenary of the battle of amiens — the beginning of the end of world war one. the duke of cambridge and the prime minister will give readings at a service and lay wreaths. they willjoin 3,000 members of the public, including descendants of those who fought. the battle sparked the period known as the hundred days offensive, which led to the collapse of the german army at the end of world war i. a project being launched today is attempting to map all of the public defibrillators in england and scotland. the british heart foundation is creating a database of all the sites, so that 999 call handlers know where they are and can direct people to them. ben ando has more. public defibrillators are in thousands of locations, easy—to—use, and save lives. apply the patch to the chest, as shown in the picture. apply to patient‘s bare

all hand dup. >> san francisco oakland, san jose on the bottom. >> we should put that on tv.e are. >> isn't that cool? >> susie cakes. get in on this. they do a lot for the season and that kind of stuff too. now, we have pacific grove museum of natural history. pacific grove museum of natural history has been around for 135 years i think it is. yeah. 1883 it opened. one of the very first natural museums to open in the united states. you'll get a free ticket. $9 value. probably worth two or three times that much. that's what it takes. why pay for that when you can go for free. >> absolutely. what do we need to do? >> this is easy. glad you asked. go to abc7news.com and we'll hook you up with the museum of natural history and susie cakes. >> i hope you brought a knife. >> who needs a knife, dan. >> all right. stay with us. we'll have an update on the fire burning in >> back to breaking news. live pictures from above a grass fire that's next to interstate 80 at cherry glen road. >> this is the fire cornell bernard showed you earlier. it is now burning dangerously close to homes,

ian paisley senior, a long—standing leader of the dup.ct that even if a by—election is triggered, ian paisley will fight to get his seat back so the support may still hold up. jurors have been shown cctv footage of the england cricketer ben stokes, involved in an alleged "melee" outside a nightclub with two other men. stokes is one of three men accused of being involved in a violent confrontation in bristol last september. all three deny a charge of affray. the heatwave may be over in the uk, with many of us expecting rain over the coming days. but in australia, where it's winter, there's no let up in a prolonged dry spell. officials in the country's most populated state, new south wales, say that is now entirely in drought. from sydney, phil mercer reports. australia is a land well used to nature's extremes. it's the world's driest inhabited continent, but the resilience of its farming communities is being severely tested. south—eastern australia is in the grip of a drought worse than many can remember. it's had one of its driest autumn

the dup's main rival, sensing, is going to be out campaigning against him, effectively, and began theirded he was involved in serious misconduct, and the people of north antrim has six weeks to sign this petition, and i know the contact i have had with people over the last number of had that people are very motivated to do so, that this is an issue of integrity in government. it is not, as some people will try to do, turn it into an orange and green issue. this is an orange and green issue. this is an issue about trust in your politicians, that the board did theirjob in politicians, that the board did their job in public politicians, that the board did theirjob in public office with integrity. there are some 75,000 people registered to vote in northampton, so the northern ireland electoral office says that the number two trigger a by—election is 7543 signatures. mps have already voted to suspend mr paisley for 30 sitting days of parliament. if you retained his seat, he will still be suspended until november and may well miss keyboard student this time. that is the longest and has been s

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right away they first want to win the trust of migrant workers which are nice and the two nights in the dup lottery much less but then it begins in the third or fourth month the migrant gets paid too little but at that point they don't realize what's happening they were paid initially after all that makes them uncertain and they don't look for a new job they just continue working and listening to their employers lollies and promises lads what we miss that they replace their workers every month they don't pay them and they keep the money for themselves doing work it out. what if ten workers who were supposed to get fifty thousand roubles each. you got enough for a cost by the end of the year you're sitting on a lot of money at what's called. the sixty year old former administrator was unwilling to accept the injustice he has suffered for being a migrant he's filed a lawsuit against his former employer with the help of his attorney whose daughter has also come to support him. in court they're confronted with the cuban people and security personnel for some a microcosm of modern russia. conduc

has to please the republic of ireland, the dup, the conservative party, and the european union.ou an idea of how complicated this is, the u.k. is working on a proposal to make the border, to keep it open after brexit. they have only published half of their proposal. we have got half of the solution and we are working on the other half. when negotiations resume, we will hear more. johnson, and what about pretty patel? >> it is hard to predict, isn't it? a lot of people seem to be thinking that may will deliver brexit and be ousted of thereafter. conservative party conferences are going to be interesting. there is a reason may has survived so long and that is twofold. it is not an attractive job. there is not consensus around one rival candidate and people on both sides fear the successor would be more contrary to their interests then theresa may. mark: good job. -- brexitbegs it reporter editor. a reminder, the function gtv allows you to browse our charts, catch up on analyses. this is bloomberg. ♪ and: breaking news on linde praxair, considering selling assets in north amer

first of all, rick gates is already a cooperating witness nl we know his information the dup duply kative of the information paul manafort provided to the prosecutors. the other factor that weighs into the calculus of believe it or not we want to do business -- who is that person and how long as he been engage in the illegality. paul manafort seems to have lived a long life of at least financial illegality. as we learned, in the run-up to these trials he reached out and touched, so to speak, some witnesses and tried to tamper with their testimony. if you play that out, if we as prosecutors try to bring manafort in the prosecutors' stable and put him on the stand, he would be cross examined up and down about, wait a minute, you tried to get witnesses to lie for you to get you out of trouble. you tried to pervert and subvert the criminal justice system and now you want to jury to believe you're not going to sit up there and and lie to try to save your own skin? the cooperator stink tends to rub off on the prosecutors when you bring somebody on board that has engaged in that kind of conduct

dup mean it's over. we are going to have rain and wind and local flooding and we don't want to let our guard down. >> 36 search and rescue personnel from san francisco and santa clara county are in hawaii helping out right now. >> officials at sfo say ten flights to and from the island were canceled yesterday. four flights were delayed in total. at oakland airport, two flights were delayed. at san jose, two flights were canceled, one delayed. as of last night we are told all flights to the island from all three airports are on schedule. >>> back here, an air quality advisory for smoke in the bay area is in effectthrough tomorrow. smoke blown from the fires from the pacific northwest and northern california is creating hazy conditions. medical experts are advising people not to exert themselves outside. yesterday afternoon on the embarcadero in san francisco not many people took that advice, still running and biking. but some were work outside were able to take the day off. >>> didn't go to work. yeah. ju

has been doing, the french government, the german government, canadian government, licatedting a de-dup number of weekly audiences. we want to say these are unique individuals, not double counting someone who listened to us on the radio and site on tv -- saw it on tv. these are unique individuals. there's obviously value to that, because it gives a discrete unit account your every year. but it moves away from how media operates today. media, campaigns are effective when they get that people from different platforms, to reinforce a broader message. a multimedia campaign is the future of strategic munication. as the foundation -- strategic communications. as the foundation, we are looking to de-duplicate these efforts. thesed to rethink how odds, and how we produce content and research. content producers, the directors or services, they understand the metrics we are reporting and make strategic decisions about how they can enhance their performance vis-a-vis the metrics, and it impacts their content. if we say what matters most is weekly reach, they produce content that something gets som

as you might expect, the dup's main rival sinn fein will be campaigning against him.onduct. and the people of north antrim have six weeks to sign this position. i know the contact that i have had with people over the last couple of weeks, want to do something. this is an issue government. this isn't a issue of nationalism versus... this is an issue about trust in your politician that they will do their job in public office with integrity. there are some 75,000 registered to vote in north antrim, so the northern ireland electoral office says the number that would need to be reached to trigger a by—election, that 10%, is 7543 signatures. but however this plays out, mps have already voted to suspend mr paisley for 30 sitting days of parliament. so if he does retain his seat, he will still be suspended up to november, and may miss some key votes during this time. so that is the longest nmp has been suspended for over 70 years, just a mark of how seriously this misconduct is being taken. new research suggests social media and celebrities may be driving the popularity of ce

100 degrees, 60s and 70s near the coast and in the bay, this is the warmest day, temperatures take a dupy next week. >> all right. thank you, steve. hang today. the annual street plok party returns to the mugs district. that's happening along 19th and 20s street. they have musical performances and opportunities to eat and to shop, admission is free and donations are welcome, if you want the vip experience, that will cost $99, the event benefits the mission language and vocational school. >> he is known for his fishing skills, we are sitting down with dave stewart. he is going to talk about what he has been doing suns he retired. >> plus, the hayward fault, you can find it if you know where to look, we have that coming up in a few minutes. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> we have more from omarosa, not only did see record conversations with the president and others, she reportedly has video as well. the associated press said she has a lot of recor

your view on the banks at the moment, because yes they haven't performed as well as they could have duphey had a great last month so far. i think a lot of it, the indexes special are colored by the four big banks. so i think that they're not expensive relative to their own history and to the markets so you would think that in the right conditions if we start to get assurance that in fact we shouldn't have to worry about a big slow down in the economy or the end of this cycle at all very soon then the banks should do okay. >> what do you think of the financials 1234. >> we should have continued in unison >> what i think are the fascials are value stocks the faang market, the tech market, the russell market, that doesn't spell value and doesn't spell banks. you just stay away from it if it's not a buyers market value >> it's momentum and it's growth organic growth companies, those types of things. health care is working right now for similar reasons. but cyclical, financial not as much >> we have an earnings alert on etsy >> eps coming in at 3 cents, the street had been looking for 4 cent

while in theory you are correct, bob, in reality very little gets dup at actual shareholder meetings most of the votes are pledged already. boards are voted on -- >> that a very poor reason to argue that it doesn't -- >> i'm just saying that's the way it is, bob you can talk about the way it once was, but that's the way it is >> i prefer the illusions over the concrete observations about the world. thank you. hedge fund elliot management hates the word this bothersome word is usually appended like some chrome automobile hood arnment. this is from elliot, okay in. >> he sued people who distributed his confidential investor letter years before he probably is relative to somebody like bill gross bill gross shares his thoughts with everybody as to what's going on jeremy granthem shares his thoughts with everybody. mr. singer doesn't like to share his thoughts with everybody. that's why he's called secret. >>> the coffee giant is working with microsoft and global exchange on a new platform that will allow customers to pay for items with crypto currency starbucks is working on launching th

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since then, talks between the dup and sinn fein to try and restore power—sharing have come to nothingublic of ireland, and something similar across are the eu member states. —— across other eu member states. if northern ireland is going to succeed as a region, we have to get our economy growing to 2—3% per year, so that's quite a step change from where we are today. and public services are suffering, northern ireland has the longest hospital waiting lists in the uk, with no politicians in place to help tackle the problem. the waiting lists really extend across every part of the health—care system. there are a significant number of projects that probably need to be acted on, but need a politician in place to sign off those agreements. northern ireland has now surpassed belgium's world record for being a democratic nation without its own government for the longest. later today, rallies sparked by dylan's campaign will be held across the country to urge politicians to resolve their differences. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. now, is the nation ready for this? the nation is gearing up for

state the twin blazes dup the mendocino complex have exploded to cover an area the size of los angeles in less than two weeks more than a dozen other major fires are also raging across the state. even two k. has been inaugurated as columbia's new president at a ceremony in. conservative two k. replaces juan manuel santos whose peace deal with the leftist fock guerilla movement has divided the country at forty two two k. is the youngest colombian chief of state ever elected. a court in the german city of freiburg has convicted a mother and her partner of sexually abusing her son and prostituting him to be defiles on the internet the woman was sentenced to twelve and a half years in prison while her partner received twelve years the child is now in state care. for. i think sanctions i don't think so the exodus of foreign companies from iran begins with renewed you west sanctions taking hold. facebook tries to explain its way out of what sounds like the next data scandal involving banks. and the digital dumpster how it's them is unclogging city streets with smart bins. let's do business a