edmonton fire and rescue said both workers were helped down to safety.y with us here on bbc world news. thanks for watching. hello once again. it may have taken a time this weekend, but we've got a decent amount of sunshine. but it would have done nothing for the temperatures as you may well have noticed. and you can see on the bigger picture there's a lot of that fresher sort of regime on offer. and for the next few days, dry weather and sunshine as well but it won't do anything for the temperatures. it will be cold both by day and by night. that's the way we start monday morning, widespread frost, the first of the season on that sort of scale, you could be scraping the cars first thing up. a list a lot of sunshine for your commute and some dry weather, too. seems showers in northern scotland, maybe one or two in southern england, weather front close by to the far south—west, the cloudier with the odd bit and this the rain perhaps. changing the day, taking you from monday to tuesday, the overall pattern doesn't seem to change very much at all except the

edmonton, in north london, a youthjoins stabbed. broad daylight young man pinned to the floor. the shouts of onlookers have no effect. they slashed and cut with impunity as normal life goes on around them. one of the weapons is clearly visible as a escape. onlookers then try to help. an ambulance eventually arrives and takes the victim to hospital. he survives but this was a warning, they would have killed him if they felt like it. the attack and everyday reality many of our cities, where did society go wrong? a consensus is where did society go wrong? a consensus is now where did society go wrong? a consensus is now developing that ta nksley consensus is now developing that tanksley knife claims needs a holistic approach that the perpetrators as well as the victims must be treated with some degree of understanding. i am angry, not with these young boys, not with their pa rents these young boys, not with their parents but with a society that has failed not just once parents but with a society that has failed notjust once or twice bu

edmonton fire and rescue said both workers were helped down to safety. no—one was injured.et settled weather story over the next couple of days. that is something i have not set for quite something i have not set for quite some time. the reason is an area of high pressure building in from the atlantic. we still have this nuisance where the front enhancing some showers in scotland accompanied bya some showers in scotland accompanied by a keen northerly breeze. so the winds will start to ease a little into the afternoon, but we keep some showers here, one or two cropping up in south—west scotland and northern ireland. but elsewhere clear skies and lots of afternoon autumn sunshine. but cold out there, temperatures peaking at eight to 13 celsius. the weather pattern stays the same as we go through the evening and overnight. so the risk ofa evening and overnight. so the risk of a few showers into the north, clearer skies elsewhere. that can only mean one thing as we go through the overnight period, those temperatures are likely to fall away. a widespread frost is likely first t

edmonton fire and rescue said both workers were helped down to safety. no—one was injured.e widely during the course of sunday. there's been quite a transformation in the weather from since of the site of the week and in the next few days, it continued in a similar vein thanks to this area of high pressure. drier, brighter, but noticeably colder across all parts of the british isles. quite a few isobars across the north part of britain on that particular chart, so we will see a continuation of those breezy conditions through the rest of the night. the chance of some showers coming down through the northern isles and into the north of mainland scotland and as we get on through the night, notice how those colours really begin to drain away. monday starting fairly chilly, in many inland areas with quite a widespread frost. you could be scraping the car for perhaps the first time this season. once the day is off and running, it translates into a gloriously sunny day, dry and crisp. it is that phase of autumn that many of you experienced on sunday. still one or two showers acros

advert they created that appears to endorse climate change the message on the billboard in west edmonton states that changing conditions could ultimately benefit the growth of barley crops resulting in better conditions for livestock farming. it's all part of a wider ad campaign by the university of alberta called truth matters and wish they highlight research to quote encourage discussion in this instance they've drawn from a paper by one of their professors looking at the impact of climate change on all birds barley production but the person behind the billboards resigned after admitting she took the finding out of context. the research highlighted by the does not promote climate change as a benefit moore was demeaning intended by the ad however public response has made clear that the advertisements wording fails to communicate the meaning and complexity of the research allowing for easy misinterpretation barley is the 4th largest crop in canada and is able to withstand droughts of alberta accounting for half of the country's production critics of the university's billboard campaign sa

edmonton fire and rescue said both workers were helped down to safety. no—one was injured.sunshine, high pressure starting to move in from the atla ntic starting to move in from the atlantic and quietening things down. some showers in scotland driven by a fresh northerly wind which will ease as we go through the day. the showers have been quite frequent and wintry with any elevation, and further south, hardly a cloud in the sky, lots of sunshine out there at the moment. a beautiful sunday afternoon, but

edmonton fire and rescue said both workers were helped down to safety. no—one was injured.frica are now 16 up in that crucial rugby world cup final. 16—9 to south africa against wales in the second half. let's get a weather update. a quiet settled weather story over the next couple of days. that is something i have not set for quite some time and the reason being an area of high pressure that are starting to build in from the atlantic. we have still got this nuisance weather front enhancing some separate showers in scotland accompanied by a keen northerly breeze so the winds will start to ease a little into the afternoon but we keep some showers here. one to cropping up in south—west scotland and northern ireland but elsewhere clear skies. lots of afternoon autumn sunshine but cold out there. temperatures at 8—13dc. the weather pattern stays the same. still the risk of a few showers in the north. clearer skies elsewhere so that can only mean one thing is we go to the other night period. there's temperatures are likely to fall away. quite sharply, a widespread frost is likel

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edmonton fire and rescue said both workers were helped down to safety. no—one was injured.eline london is coming up. now it's time for a look at the weather. it is calm at the moment. beautiful blue sky and sunshine, high pressure starting to move in from the atla ntic starting to move in from the atlantic and quietening things down. some showers in scotland driven by a fresh northerly wind which will ease as we go through the day. the showers have been quite frequent and wintry with any elevation, and further south, hardly a cloud in the sky, lots of sunshine out there at the moment. a beautiful sunday afternoon, but it is on the chilly side, particularly in comparison to yesterday, especially in the south—east. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures will be 8-13dc, but it afternoon, temperatures will be 8—13dc, but it will stay quiet through the evening and overnight. with lighter winds, we will see fewer showers across the far north, and with clearer skies, the temperatures will drop away. low single figures to greet us first thing on monday morning. it's also goin

ad for it they created it appears to endorse climate change the message on the billboard in west edmonton states that changing conditions could ultimately benefit the growth of bali crops resulting in better conditions for livestock farming but it's all part of a why the ad campaign by the university of alberta called truth mathis and which they highlight research to quote and courage discussion in this instance they've drawn from a paper by one of their professes looking at the impact of climate change on his body production but the person behind the billboards resigned after admitting she took the finding out of context. the research highlighted by the does not promote climate change as a benefit nur was demeaning intended by the ad however public response has made clear that the advertisements wording fails to communicate the meaning and complexity of the research allowing for easy misinterpretation bali is the 4th largest crop in canada and is able to withstand droughts with alberta accounting for half of the country's production critics of the university's billboard campaign say it o

surrounded the presidential palace the tension was so high that the president decided to move the edmonton minister to capital from here from quito to kill those 2nd largest city mothers than i thought i was going to muscle said. what's behind these protests well at the center of it all is an economic reform package that the government has implemented under a $4200000000.00 financing deal signed with the i.m.f. ecuador wants to use this money to cope with the large foreign debt and fiscal deficit parts of the package include the scrapping of subsidies to gasoline and diesel that have been in place for for decades under the new scenario fuel prices have risen sharply to give us an idea diesel went up from $1.00 per gallon to $230.00 and gas went up from $185.00 to $239.00 but the government has said that these prices going up just due to speculation but the truth is that we have already seen prices go up in public transport for instance a single bus tickets in the kito metro area. from $0.25 to $0.35 overnight the rise in fuel prices has triggered a domino effect and other basic goods are g

callus the tension was so high that the president decided to move the edmonton minister to capital from here from quito to why a kill those 2nd largest city that's done at the last moment did not. but what's behind these protests well at the center of it all is an economic reform package that the government as implemented under a $4200000000.00 financing deal signed with the i.m.f. ecuador wants to use this money to cope with a large foreign debt and fiscal deficits parts of the package include the scrapping of subsidies to gasoline and diesel that had been in place for for decades the rise in fuel prices has triggered a domino effect and other basic goods are going up in price to create an uncertainty among the people but many here say that fuel prices are just the tip of the iceberg and they disagree with the neo liberal agenda but in place by lenin marina now the government is also implementing measures such as tax cuts to balance the higher cost of fuel and incentivize economic growth but many here say it's too little too late meanwhile here in quito the city prepares for more days

edmonton, in north london, a youth on a moped joins two other men attacking with knives, in broad daylightt. they slash and cut with impunity as normal life goes on around. as the attackers escape, one of the weapons clearly visible. onlookers then try to help. an ambulance eventually arrived and took the victim to hospital. he survives, but this was a warning — they'd have killed him if they felt like it. the attack an everyday reality in many of our cities. where did society go wrong? a consensus is now developing that tackling knife claims needs a holistic approach, that the perpetrators as well as the victims must be treated with some degree of understanding. i'm angry, not with these young boys, not with their parents, but with a society that's failed them, notjust once or twice, but throughout their entire lives and allowed us to create a situation whereby violence is a part and parcel of how they meet. and they are all victims of violence, they are not perpetrators. every person i see who has been stabbed or shot, has had somebody use a weapon on them, and they deserve my help. i kn

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edmonton, north london.ylight. a young man, pinned to the floor. 0i, what the... oi! the shouts of onlookers have no effect. they slash and cut with impunity, as normal life goes on all around. as the attackers escape, one of the weapons, clearly visible. 0nlookers then try to help. an ambulance eventually arrived and took the victim to hospital. he survives. you need to get that leg up. just lay down. this was a warning. they'd have killed him if they felt like it. the attack, an everyday reality in many of our cities. where did society go wrong? a different street, a different victim. these guys, they came up to us and they said, "where you guys from?" and ijust froze, everything froze, i didn't know what to say. gaddi mulla was in the wrong place at the wrong time. attacked on his way home from football practice. he's 15. i don't even remember them stabbing me here and stuff. and that's where he got me here. i was bleeding, i was bleeding and then i saw loads of blood pouring out and i was just holding it

the reason i say this is that i learned, and edmonton at the beginning of the discussion, that the person that you disagree with in the middle of the day, is somebody who you leave the room with with your arm around. it was a better time. senator homes its best friends and the united states senate, where people like the lloyd benson, they'll bumper, and david primes. one of the status moments of this food was that the day that a plane crashed into minnesota, and it took the life of senator paul well stone. you cannot find two figures in this country for more polar opposites than jesse helms from maduro, north carolina, and paul well stone from minneapolis. yet, they had a special love between the that transcended politics. i will tell you, what i was working for senator a lot as the floor manager, senator helms had a terrible about, that actually led to another heart surgery. senator while saw me and he said i had not seen jesse. i explained it to him and he got visibly upset. he said can you help me, can arranged for me to go to both hazza, and i call the capital police, this is when jes

a window washer in edmonton canada left dangling when high winds sent his platform careening throughff, but luckily is saved i his harness. first responders arrive on the scene rescue him. we are told he's okay j president trump loves to plug his proposed border wall. but no wall could protect him in the latest jokes. genie moose reports. >> reporter: president trump always likes to say he's doing something no one else has don, but building a border wall? where there's no board we are mexico? >> and we are building a wall in colorado. we are building a beautiful wall. a big one that really works. >> reporter: he got a big beautiful ovation in pittsburgh become you to colorado's democratic governor, the ideas a dog. >> even, you know, first graders know that colorado is in the middle of the country surrounded by other states. >> the great wall of colorado and new mexico will pay for it. if you fall for a wall in colorado -- ♪ i got some ocean to sell you in arizona ♪ >> president trump later tweeted that he said it kiddingly. but with politicians covering so much ground, no wonder the

. >>> well, in canada high winds sent a couple of window washers in edmonton on a wild ride. take a look as a suspended platform starts to swing around crashing into the windows and then right there knocking one of the workers off leaving him dangling in the air as that platform just keeps swinging. firefighters were called in using a cherry picker to finally bring that man to safety. just terrifying to watch. the other worker also made it down safely. >>> we move on now to virginia where this morning there is an urgent search for a missing girl. police issuing an amber alert for 14-year-old isabel hicks who they believe was abducted by 34-year-old bruce lynch. stephanie ramos is here and on the story. good morning. >> good morning, dan. isabel hicks has been missing for nearly a week now and virginia police now believe she was abducted by bruce lynch according to abc affiliate wric, lynch is known to the family. officials have been working round the clock issuing an amber alert on friday well as notifying the public about a warrant out for lynch's arrest. now, the fbi has jo

five, in the first 20 minutes of saving private rain which we've all seen, you saw the fate of, edmonton an actual account but i'm going to estimate of about 100 220 man roughly, that is just enough by the filmmakers to leave impersonal but also to remind us of the carnage of the war, as you know as this place commemorates getting just one and took four hours and caused many hundreds of lives and men a lot of man several thousand terribly wounded in body and mind even so on, they were for more beaches on normandy's coast that day, although by omaha was the worst former strips of sand, wet sand were fighting and shocking show all in the same time, the fight for the normandy did not last monday on not even in the longest day, it took six weeks to clear normandy, another four weeks to liberate just the rest of northern france, southern france took longer and a second invasion on august 15th here is tomorrow until august 25th and they came within hours of being blown apart by the germans before the french took it back on the road with the on resistance uprising, and free french german tanks

the cleaners were working on the stantec tower in edmonton when the platform they were on, which wasfth story several times and one of the workers was left hanging by their harness in mid air. i have to say, the story ends happily. he was successfully brought down, nobody was injured or hurt. rescue workers say they were pleased there were no casualties is all dashed at all, but it reminds you of that michael crawford sketch, hanging out shouting for betty. the only good news for this poor man was that there were at least fewer windowpanes to clean. now it's time for a look at the weather. pa rt part two of the weekend certainly better than part one. it was extremely wet across england and wales with a number of flood warnings remaining in force, these will abate over the next few days because we have high pressure dominating the scene, a lot of dry and sunny weather but it will be colder with overnight frosts. high pressure pushing in from the atla ntic pressure pushing in from the atlantic through the course of sunday. fairly windy conditions across scotland and the northern aisles

edmonton fire and rescue said both workers were helped down to safety. no one was injured. part one. it was extremely wet across england and wales with a number of flood warnings in force and these will abate over the next few days. why? because we have high pressure dominating the scene. dry and sunny weather but it will be colder with overnight frosts. high pressure has been pushing in from the atlantic to the course of sunday. fairly windy conditions across scotland and the northern isles and some showers easing away as low pressure pushes off toward scandinavia and high pressure continues to build in but for most it has been a fine afternoon. it is going to be a finer night as well with clear skies, light winds and showers clearing away from the north—east of scotland are easing down. it is going to be a cold one. look at the blues appearing which means a widespread frost expected. don't be surprised to wake up to scenes like this on monday morning. blue sky but cold and crisp with frost around. it will be a lovely sunny day and will stay dry and bright for most of us.

. >>> turning to incredible video out of edmonton, canada. a scaffold carrying two window washers, swinging wildly in high winds as firefighters tried to figure out how to rescue the men from the side of the 66-story building. one of the workers slipped off, drawing gasps from the crowd, as he dangled by a safety harness. the workers s were not injured. >>> the houston astros hope to buckle up the series after a win last evening. they were powering a victory over the flath nats last night. the away team has so far won every game in this series. game four in d.c., is scheduled for tonight. it was a zoo. you know they do the "baby shark." >> i finally figured that out. >> they have to find some shark teeth tonight. >> i told you, it makes for a beter ga eter game. >>> let's check in with maria again. she has the rest of the forecast. >> they won't have to dig out the ponchos for tonight's game. the weather system will hold off in d.c. today. that is not the case for the central part of the country. from mississippi to michigan, it's heavy rain

. >> reporter: this all happening as the men were cleaning the tallest building in edmonton, canada,tness recording the whole thing on video. you see the platform picked up by the wind, hitting the glass building, then bouncing away, arcing to the other side, crashing. the wind knocking the platform end to end into the building before the worker falls off, the platform still swinging. >> we said, somebody call 911, and they called in and we just stood there watching the guy's feet dangle from underneath. >> reporter: emergency crews quickly responding, sending a bucket truck to rescue the man who was hanging on thanks to his security harness. this morning both men are okay. authorities say just about an hour before this happened a high wind warning was issued. the question a lot of people have, why were those guys up there. that's being investigated this morning. it is very possible that they were up there cleaning those windows before the warning came out about the wind. >> just glad they're okay. >> they both are okay. >> eva, thank you. >>> coming up, the surprising discovery in a

. >> even bigger than that if you look at the rally that happened in edmonton just a few days ago whereof them were young but i still think it shows something about what's happening what we get is the west is blue yet there's 20% of the population that votes liberal but doesn't the representation. they've got the same number votes but they will get one tenth of the seats. we are creating a distortion of the country actually looks like. we have deep divisions as it is but it makes us look worse and feel more with each other. they group their vote on the basis of the regional and we reap what we sow. >> they have 69% of the votes in alberta. they were clearly happy when the liberal government was declared but they were disappointed that it doesn't look like they will be returning as a member of parliament. it's been a difficult campaign so even though he's well known he was a three term city counselor, edmonton cabinet minister and were th for the iss surrounding the semi popular bills into the expansion and holding of it contributing to the hostility it is more reluctant speaking to what

not minneapolis or edmonton don't have to go out to new jersey but everybody loves new jersey so i thinkoks spectacular isn't open yet and will be open within a month looks amazing that will be fun. but people say you want retail to be experiment cial i think they're missing point. the point is shopping should be more experience but not helpful necessarily to have a roller coaster adjacent to store that's not the same thing. what you want to do is feel like you're on roller coaster or slide when you're in the store and doing this shopping. that's experience and by the way you wearing your bathing suit -- are you going to sachs next or -- [laughter] i wish them awe of the well the question is really the next great thing or be a white elephant i think the jury is out. >> hey, joe you're all right. thank you for joining us. check the dow 30 lots and lots of green. 27 of the 30 are in the green there up. just three, make that 28 in the green. the dow is up nearly 200 point. lawmakers warning that the app ticktock is a national security risk because of its ties to china. it is very popular wi