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i think eve ryo ne you decided to speak now? resolved through kind of official kind of channels and in a way there is no reason why they shouldn't be really. 0ne works in the best interest to do that and tries to support that process as much as possible. but i think up until now there has been a real focus from her family trying to work in iran and through aras herself to put forward the right case with a fair trial and so on. but as some people might have advised early in the process anyway, these things have turned out otherwise to how they might do. what we always repeatedly come back with is it is a problem between the uk and iran. finally, there is a point where we need to try to find a way to solve this and that is something the uk has to look at as much as a round. so she was arrested when she was visiting iran to see her sick grandmother? that's right, yes. what happened? it was one of those situations were at short notice her grandmother was taken ill and she made quite a sudden visit to iran, as she often did, once or

let's go to eve. >> 4:20 a.m. a.m. thank you, sir. >>> let'sget to it. yesterday was a warmup for some. east bay, yes. but i mean morgan hill and gilroy was 79. and san jose was 84. i don't remember the last time i saw that at the end of july. the peninsula did not change much. and in a napa and santa rosa with a little cooler. the bigger fog bank is set up and the on shore wind is in place and there's a little bit of drizzle around el cerrito. and berkeley and the golden gate. gusting to 31 at travis. what was it yesterday? about 12 miles per hour. that's a huge difference. travis at 94. and if you are going to tahoe, reno, all the moisture from the tropics is staying way to the east. water temps came up a teeny bay. 56 san francisco. upper 50s monterey. half moon bay, still not reporting. still. i'll get on them. 50s and 60s on the temps. and probably a little bit cooler for some but the low clouds are making a push. 50 in pen grove. and 61 cancels owe. and bodega bay is 52. san francisco is sleeping. 59 in monterey. 37 in truckee. finally, the monsoon

my family have been so christmas eve.y years. but as time was going on, the boy with my name in so many stories and in photographs remained another person in another world. —— hug people. the first few years it did not really bother me so much, or my siblings and friends were so young, and everything was about the present. but as our 20s ticked by things started to change. with our pa rents things started to change. with our parents pushing 70, suddenly childhood was everything, and soon i could not go a day without hearing "remember that summer", and "remember that summer", and "remember those holidays", and it started to feel very unfair. i had lost so much of our family life, those early years that make us who we are. i'm going to stop, sorry... sorry. (applause). it is really weird that i am so forgetful today. i'm doing better than i thought i would. on the eve of my 30th birthday, and the decade of searching my brain drew to a close, i decided tojust searching my brain drew to a close, i decided to just try and acce

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that is why not eve ryo ne and perhaps others. that is why not everyone can play at the top level. stretch of the imagination, we need to make sure ca re imagination, we need to make sure care is at the forefront of our minds and make sure perhaps the rules behind concussion are more stringent, steve smith going off the field as opposed to his other batting partner, who got struck as well and didn't go. clearly there was a difference in the way they reacted and what the medical officer saw. the has to be more strength on that, but at the same time that is why we watch test cricket and go to the ground and see these players are up the ground and see these players are up against the best and the fastest andi up against the best and the fastest and i thinkjofra archer has been a wonderful addition to test cricket. manchester united face wolves tonight in the premier league following another weekend in which the use of the video assistant referee has been hotly debated. ruling out a winning goalfor manchester city against tottenham. reporterjoe lynskey is with us tonight. and joe we'll

then the election eve special goes from them to scenes of them campaigning around the country.rogram from 1956 goes a step further, in that they organize ike celebrations across the country. in san francisco, in detroit, and they had cameras they are capturing the surge of support that eisenhower had across the country. and it showed it, linked region to region, through this election eve special and it ended at the white house. again, trying to create a national electorate to overcome different divides. even class and social status through television. trying to build a new constituency for the republican party through that language of it worked. the media analysts after the 1952 election noted that eisenhower and republicans used this new medium more effectively to attract a wider range of voters and to bring in new people to the republican party. i think that is really how you are thinking about a new medium to bring that in that may not have been engaged. and they may not be invested in voting like workers are whose negotiating rights depended on building that new deal coalit

with me are political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding and former fleet street editor, eve pollardmany of tomorrow's front pages are already in. all the papers leading with borisjohnson securing the queen's approval to suspend parliament. commons leaderjacob rees mogg tells the telegraph, parliament's duty is to deliver on the result of the brexit referendum and mp5 trying to thwart brexit are risking a constitutional crisis. on the daily mail, boris takes his gloves off, by suspending parliament for nearly five weeks. johnson goes for broke is the headline across tomorrow's times. the paper reports the downing street has drawn up a battle plan to frustrate rebels and opposition parties. on the front of the financial times — boris johnson sparked uproar over plans to shut down parliament for five weeks to protect his brexit plan. it's a prorogue state — reads the headline on the front of the metro — as the queen agrees to the pm's request to suspend parliament. the guardian reports on the outrage of rebel mps as they gear up for an historic clash next week following the prime minis

ev diane: i do bethere will be another interest rate cut. not only is the economy slowing, we had gd, solid economic gains in jobs numbers today, but they are down 20% from almost 30% from the pace we saw last year. manufacturing hours are way down the lowest rate in july since 2015. down 1.5% from year ago.fa these arors feeding in from the tariff war already and compounding as we go into the latter part of the year. e fed is going to have to cutag n. the irony is that the president and the administration would coke to see the fed cutting rates to juice themy in an election year when the most they can do is offset the uncertainty. that is how they are looking at this, not as an interest rate cut, but as a confidence sure rob for the uncertainty -- shore up for the uncertainty and the lack of confidence we havera now because of. you see investment retrench last quarter, and that is because people are treading with caution instead of confidence when you the cycleis late see much more euphoria out there. nada: what does all of this say about t

. >> the ladies eve one of his best films was brilliantly set up.ention because he's a rich guy. >> every jane in the room was giving him the the thermometer. >> bar bra stanwyck in "lady eve" was one of the best come meed giving performances of all time when she's got the mirror. really funny. >> not just this brilliant dialogue, lease also the incredible physical comedy. it's a wonderful balance of low comedy and high comedy and life is both, isn't it? >> sturgess had a stretch during the 1940s where he turned out hit after hit after hit. it's an unprecedented streak of really quality films. >> alfred hitchcock. >> hitchcock began working in the industry as an art director at the ufa studios in berlin where he got to watch some of the great german directors like fritz lang. his first major film, "the longer" looks like german expressionism in a lot of ways. they be he went on to make these great british thrillers for which he became famous. best among all of them, 939 steps. by the end of the firts he's the leading artist of the british cinema but

as eve ryo ne law and order in hong kong.icult circumstances, so as i havejust explained, police operations cannot be determined by someone like myself, who is outside the police, especially when policemen have to make on the spotjudgements of what will be in the best interest and the safety of people around during that particular situation. the police have their code of practice to follow. the police have very rigid and stringent guidelines in the use of appropriate force, and that requires the lowest level of force in dealing with those situations. hong kong chief executive carrie lam speaking in the last half hour. you are watching bbc news. goodbye. hello. well, our cool weather with showers is here to stay through the week. if anything, it's going to turn even more unsettled as we head into friday and the weekend. but that's still a long way off. in the short—term, actually, there is a lot of dry weather out there, a lot of clear weather across the uk. this is what it looks like through the early hours. so yes, we have s

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of guns, machine guns, bazookas, it's an extraordinary thing and then back to havana on new year's eve and the dictator at this stage they were sort of arrested and put on trial decides to cut and run so, he has a regular new year's eve party. if you seen the godfather part two, is accurate yields a regular new year's eve party has chicken, rice and a cup of coffee with brandy then reads this statement that he's about to leave havana and abandon cuba. there are three dc fours waiting on the airstrip and he has a list of names of who's going with him so what happens is everyone expresses disbelief and people start running to the airplanes idling away and pilots have no idea where they're going to go in there and they do the list of names some assault the military rush off to try to get money but he seemed to lose money already in swiss bank accounts they finally they all pile into the three planes and had often two of them go to florida, not to miami which is extremely pro- fidel at this stage. to go to jacksonville in palm beach but the other one to the dictator the americans finally d

eve fun with more inviting viral receiving why it would still be. such a show of unity is important in katrina where for almost 20 years muslims and christians have been living in separate parts of town this bridge it's in the boundary between the north and to the south to the north a predominantly muslim well enough south to come into christian the normal day its residents part right here freely but in times of crisis the boundary is difficult across. the city hasn't always been like this but interreligious violence and other conflicts often fueled by political rivalries have torn the community apart. for safety reasons to johnny keeps home. work and private life separate before starting a peace initiative to journey work in micro financing she still keeps in touch with traders and she used to advise on loans and business plans but she doesn't tell them about her new calling. the one we know about why they were in the days that our divine class that is to. be in the job didn't only we because i said the time on extending that. peace building in the

the s&p 500 is up more than 20% since christmas eve. the nasdaq down 3% yesterday that's up 25.5% since christmas eve. and the nasdaq really moving very negatively amongst some of those tech stocks with the exposure to the trade war. let's look at commodities. gold saw a pretty strong day, as you might imagine. it's falling slightly back now still well above the 1,500 hovering near six-year highs brent trading lower. 59.26. wti. 55.13. wti almost 30% off the recent high in march of last year to give you a sense of how much an impact the concerns about global trade are having on the energy markets let's check in how asian markets have closed with matt taylor in singapo singapore. >> hi, willem. a number of markets ending the session firmer we started to see the u.s. futures stage a bit of a rebound. some markets are weaker. japan, lots of action there. all attention on falling yields and the inversion state side, but jgb, the japanese government bonds falling to lows. yielding the weakest we've seen in three years, since the middle of 20

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paul: there is plenty of potential carmakers could do to satisfy the middle market. 500 ev startups iny. does that need to be brought under control? >> absolutely. competition,early this is china, lots of fragmentation, lots of people chasing after incentives. the maturing of the market will come. it will be consolidated probably thend byd, geely, mass-market chinese brands. the probably be new mobility players. there are many of them out there, hundreds of them out there vying to enter the market. i think the early movers will struggle of bit at the beginning, but we will see as the regulations kick in requiring ev sales. you will see a few leaders them are -- emerging out of the pack. the foreign brands, volkswagen has announced intentions to blue -- to bring a full ev portfolio to china. the game will be competitive for some time. ,hery: thanks for joining us bill russo, with the latest on the chinese car market. if you missed any part of the tv is your function. catch up on past interviews, watch us live and dive into any of the securities or bloomberg functions we talk about.

welcome to the friends twenty four news remind eve irvine it's good to have you with us. dismissing the protesters as criminals and warning them that their restraint d ds not meet a and weakness chihina central government hasas sent a message to hong kong what started out of there as a demonstration against a now shelved extradition bill has grown into a wider movement against a chinese influence. on tuesday a group of activists gave a rare press conference to voice their demands you correr reports. as hong kong protestors keep up the pressure on the streets. china's central government ramps up its rhetoric. well golly gee and the and i'd like to warn all of those criminals thank heaven this judge the situation and i mister carr restraint for weakness wow what. does. he play with fire will perish by it. i'll add it. the shop warning comes as popolice in hong kong announced the arrest of needing one hundred and fifty people on monday alone. fighting also broke out between pro democracy activists and government supporters. what started nine weeks ago as a protest against an

super star simone biles charged with a triple murder, the victims he's accused of killing on new year's eve. >>> dale earnhardt jr. speaking out for the first time since he and his family survived the fiery plane crash, breaking his silence about the extremely close call on the runway and how he feels about getting back in the nascar driver's seat >> and coco mania, all eyes on this weekend's show down >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, i'm peter alexander in for lester. tonight hurricane dorian is gaining strength as it barrels towards florida. now a major storm, a category 3 that could begin battering the coast as early as monday forecasters warn it could make land fall as a cat 4 with winds reaching 140-miles-an-hour as a cat 4 with winds reaching tonight a state of emergency has abeen declared for the entire state of florida heading into this busy labor day weekend, authorities are urging residents to stock pile a week's worth of food and supply our team is on the ground in florida tonight, but we begin with al roker who is tracking this monster

i think that mr gore right mr coburn was an amazing eve eve he showed us all fools made us all fools years good on the campaign trail there is something they look at jeremy lin the people do when they think compare him to. kevin behrens or mrs may he was amazing how would corbin match up to boris at the moment boris is very new he hasn't mean properly he produces this kind of carries more and glamour and he might be a little bit powerful or gates corben i think that's what mr johnson's and advisors will be telling him so spirituals with a number of permutations for the parliamentary action a number of ways we could get to know actually be not. deadline is looming no you're on the spot we've said what might happen what's going to happen well look none of us know as we've said many many times but i think if it looks as if the u.k. is heading for no deal there will be an attempt for parliament to seize control of the executive and that attempt will succeed. and the speaker will facilitate it and the majority will vote for it and then there will be legislation instructing the prime minis

and what are the chances of china intervening, that is what eve ryo ne china intervening, that is whatpointing out, eve ryo ne everyone once in pointing out, everyone thinks this will be seen as a humiliation for the may the chinese government in particular what is happening at the airport. that's why the man the chinese government has to put pressure on the hong kong government to stop the violence and she really cut off figure out a way that's face—saving for the protesters because the hong kong government has so far been com plete kong government has so far been complete the ineffective by having taken this hardline position in orderfor mainland taken this hardline position in order for mainland didn't taken this hardline position in orderfor mainland didn't come off as being a hardliner, perhaps it's time to put pressure on the hong kong chief executive to step down. it's time for the members of the hong kong legislature to intervene and call for a change in the top leadership. because so far, the top executive has been resolute, although tabling the proposal for extradition of peo

is correct because if we for example compare the situation today in the region with dots of indeed eve of the us invasion of iraq we see that geopolitically speaking there is no comparison whatsoever because iran is much stronger in the region of course the us military and a lot of actors in the region do know that so they know that the ramifications of a large scale war would be incalculable for all actors involved and this is still the case so that neither the iranian side nor the american side are really interested in a large scale conflagration but it. doesn't mean that because of the volatility of the region we won't see any further steps of us because there are c.g. does also say that even a small scale incident could trigger a bigger conflict and there are enough policies involved in the conflict who might want to you know do that actually do that trigger a conflict absolutely we have a highly militarized persian gulf region in the wake of the most recent incidents and parts of the world and so the issue of miscommunication or the lack of communication you know the density of mi

i want to thank everyone is so much, eve ryo ne i want to thank everyone is so much, everyone who isnd everyone who is involved in this climate fight because this is a fight across borders, across continents. and why wild boar are becoming a headache in the crowded city of hong kong. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. it's 7am in singapore, and midnight here in london, where there's been fierce criticism from all sides of the announcement that britain's parliament will be suspended next month for more than four weeks. the decision, approved by the queen, means that members of parliament who want to prevent the united kingdom from leaving the european union without a deal on the 31st of october have even less time to try and do that. the prime minister, borisjohnson, insists his move is all about getting on with the country's future. our political editor, laura kuenssberg reports. shutting up shop at the prime minister ‘s request, the gates will be shut for an extra few days next month. debates will not take place, mps will not vote o

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but we would like to motivate eve ryo ne yacht.e forms of transport, than the ones based on kerosene, diesel and heavy oil. everyone can start making changes in their own backyard. and many small steps could ultimately change everything. but we need these changes and climate actions now because this is a race against time. a race we must win. thank you. applause tom clark, itn. the founding fathers left from here, they did not get a sendoff like this. what is your reaction to this? a reaction to all this attention and...i a reaction to all this attention and... i mean it is great that the media wants to write and are interested in climate —related subjects. even though there are many others who are more relevant than this, but yeah. what should the rest of us do? not everyone can go across the atlantic as boris said. what do you say to the rest of the world? the atlantic as boris said. what do you say to the rest of the world ?|j am not telling anyone what to do or what not to do. i am just doing this because i want to do this. mys

>> cleveland place say at this new year's eve party, the party was at an air b&b rental him.e was a fight that led to gun fire. mull time people injured and three people died including a 19, a 21 and 23-year-old. there was chaos. police say they got there immediately. investigators identified kelvin biles jr., the brother of simone biles. biles was arrested in georgia with multiple counts of murder and man slaughter and perjury. biles thomas is active duty with the army based in georgia. he's set to appear again in court next month, trace. >> matt, what is his sister saying about this? >> so far we have not heard directly from his sister. no type of statement. she sent out some tweeting yesterday. she tweeted "eating my feelings, don't talk to me." and on wednesday, she tweeted "let people assume incorrectly." it's not clear if she was referring to her brother, trace. >> trace: yeah, got to be awful for that family. matt finn, thank you. meantime, the governor of alabama apologizing but not resigning after admitting that she wore black face while she was a senior in college.

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that is what is suggested, and all of the larger events, suggested, and all of the larger eve nts, evets, even in 2017 and the singapore health breach of last year, connections have been drawn to state—sponsored activities. it is something states need to be aware of. you don't seem to be surprised this is happening. are you surprised at there were some 35 financial institutions and exchanges that were breached? yeah, the trend is only u pwa rd breached? yeah, the trend is only upward in that hands, but i'm surprised that the level of breach and the ability of these actors to fraudulently transfer funds, for example. it isn't uncommon for an organisation to be compromised, but we expect most organisations to be able to detect a compromise and respond effectively and that is probably what has been missing here. thank you for coming in here and explaining that for us. aid groups in the philippines say they're struggling to cope with a spike in dengue cases as the country declares a "national epidemic." more than 600 have died from the mosquito—borne disease this year. symptoms are flu—lik

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we are not sure what the weather will hold of the next few days, but eve ryo ne will hold of the next days, but everyone is very hopeful that they will be able to go back to the town. but no one was making promises. there was a lot of talk about days but again, it depends on so many things. they have got to get these extra high—volume water pumps in. it is tricky given that the layout of the area around, in derbyshire these winding roads and in lanes, they will be working hard to do that. laura thank you so much. following from that news conference we are keeping you up—to—date threats evening here in bbc news as that emergency operation continues. and as the police said tonightjust in the last few minutes, theyjust do not know how long that is going to take. we will have coverage throughout the evening here on bbc news so do stay with us for all of the latest updates, a full news bulletin coming up from 7pm of course. we would just pause now on bbc news and we will catch up with all the latest sports news. you're a sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. coming

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unless they can get to 350 or 400 in this first innings, eve ryo ne or 400 in this first innings, everyonese, it seems unlikely. england‘s hope will be they can come in at the weekend, bowl australia out quickly then maybe have a quick second innings themselves, scoring at five, six run an over, white ball steel and come in and try and bowl australia out on the final couple of sessions, it is possible. i don‘t wa nt to sessions, it is possible. i don‘t want to sound pessimistic, the more time we lose the more likely a draw. if it is a draw, it makes the task much testifier for england for this series. -- tougher. we will have three more test match, an ashes seri, it is a marathon not a sprint and we will be talking about the ashes well into september, but yeah, joe root said at the start he expected a big response from his team, if you are 1—0 down, of course it puts the onus, the emphasis on you to try and chase the seri, i think what will really be frustrating england right now is that this was a session of play here, today, when they really felt they had australia on the rope, they had

but not eve ryo ne morning. it is super quiet. but not everyone has stayed away.e has stayed away. this jogger went for a dawn run and said she accidentally found herself behind police lines. she film whaley bridge empty and vulnerable. homes evacuated, rhodes cordoned off. this is as far as you can go into whaley bridge. everything beyond this court and is classed as a red zone. i am told it is also the first point in the town that would be hit by water if the dam burst. police officers here say if it happens they will hear a siren here say if it happens they will heara siren and here say if it happens they will hear a siren and they will move eve ryo ne hear a siren and they will move everyone this point to higher ground. those on the edge of the court and though they may have to move quickly. like madness, who lives 50 yards from the danger zone and ventured inside it last night to —— like this man. and ventured inside it last night to -- like this man. i walk through the town on the way to my daughters and a police car approached me and asked me why i was on t

but not eve ryo ne morning, super quiet. but not everyone has stayed away.r everyone has stayed away. this jogger went for a dawn run and says she accidentally found herself behind police lines. she filmed whaley bridge empty and vulnerable. homes evacuated, rhodes cordoned off. this is as far as you can go into whaley bridge. everything beyond this cord and is classed as the red zone and i'm told it's also the red zone and i'm told it's also the first point in the town which will be hit by water if the dam bursts. the police officers say if it happens they will hear a siren on their radios and they will move eve ryo ne their radios and they will move everyone from this point to even higher ground. those on the edge of the cordon know they might have to move quickly, like magnus cook who lives 50 yards from the danger zone and ventured inside it last night. lives 50 yards from the danger zone and ventured inside it last nightlj walked through the town on my way to the daughter's and a police car approached me and asked me why i was on the street and the poli

they want to ensure that human rights are that eve ryo ne ensure that human rights are that everyonested in is aware of the human rights record that saudi arabia has. execute, at one of the top executing countries in the world and systematically discriminating against women and you women human rights activists in prison and it carries out indiscriminate bombings in yemen at the moment and terrible human rights torture and custody, its record is abysmal. the match reportedly said to be costing saudi authorities more than 80 million pounds to bring to diriyah. the principality stadium in cardiff was talked of as a possible venue for the fight. ruiz called for the rematch to be held in his home country. in a press conference today, joshua's promoter, eddie hearn. he would not be drawn on the controversy of the fight location stop lid this could change the sport forever because if they invest or continue to invest in the sport of boxing as do other countries in the region you will see a lot of negative sites out there and i am one of every promoter and has tried to when eight negative fi