frankie has come a long way. when thinking about our carbon footprint you probably don't consider that the food you eat also contributes greatly to it in fact by some estimates food production including growing farming processing transporting cooking and so on accounts for at least one fifth of global carbon emissions so how can we reduce our so called food print one company cafeteria in sweden has an interesting idea. from a hearty meal to deep fried foods to a healthy salad most campaigns offer a range of dishes but here in golf and or every meal comes with information on its carbon footprint head chef says it's more appetising than it might sound here and we don't change the muscle we try to when we were by our meat try to buy meat in the food it makes butter for a minute like. beef and more fish the more she can and. the production of food generates a considerable amount of c o two. bring those on advises canteens in restaurants on how to make their menu more climate friendly. but is that you should be able t

frankie is ready to ta ke jets flying up now. frankie is ready to take off. he's off! he's off!ater, i am off on a hoverboard. and how does it feel when you are up there, flying around? it isjust out of this world. one of the best things i ever did in my life. to be able to do this you do have to be ultra— specialist and physically brilliant. so for me, that means sitting back happily on terra firma, enjoying the beautiful marseille coastline, with a man flying around my head. i'm getting a selfie. bright, time to see how lunch is doing, and i'm going to test the temperature of our stake using a meat thermometer. not any old meat thermometer. this is the meater, which of course talks to my smartphone. through the hour, you can tell it what you are cooking, what your desired temperature is, and it will monitor the temperatures for you. and it will monitor the temperatures foryou. —— and it will monitor the temperatures for you. —— through the app. it will alert you when you are medium, well done, all raring to go. not long later the stake is really well done indeed. i hope you li

mrs cat frankie version one sad poetic upbeat cluny. her music is rarely political but always has presence. and it did she feel she had to turn to pockets to awaken her inner rebel. i really do wish i were a total rebel unfortunately i'm not. i am a bit defiant and i have strong opinions. that i'm not a rebel i know it's sad but i am trying. i was was a. can't frank you know works with loops songs and fragments of song she combines and layers them. it's six. six. these. things. like this with only her voice. for she had times does sound like the ballad singers of your. broaching dread but around the bad behavior once more it's not an invitation to passive pretty and resignation there's too much drier energy for that. there's all of us in this bit wanting it and we all know we're living in complicated times like many people who lost their opinions at very high volume on the internet there's lots of outrage perhaps we need to see it the more action i. see on t.v. . talking about action the energy proved infectious and you know the audienc

during the time they lived here, frankie, the four-year-old died of typhoid upstairs. that was assad time for the family. when periods went off to the mexican war in 1847, he raised a 1,000 troopsz, made him a general. they all went down to now port rhode island and bordered sailing vessels to go out to mexico. they spent about a month on the ocean. the winds died down and they were calm. they finally made it to veracruz where he fought in a couple of the battles there. and then they returned back to concord after that. when pierce came back, he sold the house and they never owned anything after that. they either rented property or they stayed in boarding houses from that point on. in 1852, the democrats were meeting down in baltimore, there were three men that were vying for the nomination, and they couldn't seem to make a decision. virginia on the 35th ballot, nominated franklin pierce, and then on the 49th ballot they actually selected had imto be the nominee for the democratic party. jane and franklin pierce were riding in a carriage south of boston, when the messe

franky is ready to take off. he's off! look at him go! that's amazing.en you are up there, flying around? it's just out of this world. one of the best things i ever did in my life. to be able to do this you do have to be ultra—specialist and physically brilliant. so for me, that means sitting back happily on terra firma, enjoying the beautiful marseille coastline, with a man flying around my head. i'm getting a selfie. right, time to see how lunch is doing, and i'm going to test the temperature of our steak using a meat thermometer. not any old meat thermometer. this is the meater, which of course talks to my smartphone. through the hour, you can tell it what you're cooking, what your desired temperature is, and it will monitor the temperatures for you. it will alert you when you're medium, well done, or rare—ing to go. and not long later the steak is really well done indeed. i hope you like the nail polish i had time to apply while waiting. coughs. now, from steak to chicken. stay with me on this. dave lee has been touring silicon valley to look at how

poet's society, ridden by frankie dettori, won a handicap race at york to give markjohnston his 4194thictory. he said he had to pinch himself to think he'd achieved such a racing milestone. it's just relief at the moment to get it over with. there has been so much attention on it. you know, the last few weeks and particularly the last four days. but it is obviously important. it is all about winners at the end of the day. the record—breaking markjohnston. that is almost it for us. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. here's mark urban. tonight, the government's raft of planning notices for a no—deal brexit — reassuring or scary? we hear from those in industry most affected and brexiteer in chief, jacob rees—mogg. join us now on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. your headlines tonight. rodgers rues celtic‘s defending — the scottish champions lack pride according to their boss as they condede a poor goal to draw their europa league play off. a seven week ban for chris ashton — the sale and england winger wil

frankie, no. it is talks about them? frankie, no. it is talks about them? frankie, no.are fairly low ranking officials. i am not holding out much hope. all right, well, thanks for that. we will be talking to you soon and hopefully we will find out what impact all of this is going to have. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. trade tensions among the us and china. why is washington so worried over beijing's "made in china 2025" policy? more later in the programme. and before we go, we leave you with these picture from india. the city of varanasi in uttar pradesh state, where prayers have been said for those who died in the floods in kerala. flowers were scattered in the ganges for the victims. regarded as the spiritual capital of india, the city draws hindu pilgrims who bathe in the ganges river's sacred waters and perform funeral rites. we will have an update for you. stay with us on tuesday. hello again, good morning. all the weather this week is going to be coming in from the atlantic once agai

. >> out in the audience her fiance and brother frankie were bonding. >> does frankie grande approves the question. >> listen, my sister's super happy so i approve, you know. i'm definitely in the bridal party. we're sorting out everything as of now, but i'll definitely be the gay of honor. >> another wedding party member -- mother of the groom, amy davidson was seen backstage cheering on her future daughter in law. >> ariana grande. >> right after performing, at 10:37, ariana grande and pete bailed for another grande set at the after-party. 92-year-old nonna in tow. bestie nicki minaj wasn't there. she was busy serving up shade. when shawn mendes took the stage to perform in pouring rain, minaj wasn't into it. we see that side-eye. >> thank you so much, guys. >> the winner then went off on the night's other shademaster, tiffany haddish. this after tiffany used former fifth harmony member camilla cabello. >> shi's nominated for five vmas tonight. so those of you watching at home. hi, fifth harmony. >> oh, god. >> tiff, don't be coming for fifth harmony because normani is that -- >> f

>> past "dancing" winner jordan fisher and his former competitor frankie muniz are the emcees of theew show. >> when they finally called that it was happening, i was so excited, 'cause i had such an amazing time on "dancing with the stars." and i'm so glad to be doing it with jordan because we have so much fun together and it's going to be awesome. >> the full cast will be revealed in september. and all the kids are connected to show business. >> it's "dancing with the stars" as you know it. it's a stage that you're familiar with that you love, but it's brand new. >> frankie and jordan don't have kids themselves, but say the new show will appeal to everyone. >> it's the same show, it's the same feeling of sitting down and watching people compete in something they they've never done before. >> most recent champ, figure skater adam rippon, val chmerkovskiy and choreographer mandy moore are the celebrity judges. mandy created the dances for "la la land" and actually taught me the moves. >> big step, go, one, two, yes! >> the two new hosts both took part on the "dancing" tour, and say on

frankie sa potta has been flying awround different creations.his fly board air what he's demonstrating in this video put together by devin super tramp, the fly board air has a number of jet engines under his feet. that backpack that he's wearing is full of jet fuel and that guy is able to fly at about 100 miles per hour. >> devin in some of his behind the scenes video says that they had a bit of difficulty keeping up with franky. their drone only flies at about 15 miles per hour. he's playing around with another one of his creations, the fly ride, and it almost looks like a mini flying motorbike almost. but speaking of flying and keeping face, maybe devin needs to contact these guys. this drone pilot gets into the passenger seat of that car, puts on his first-person view goggles so he can see exactly what we're seeing in this video. flies up the mountain, then comes speeding back down. pulls a loop and catches up with the car that he's riding in. and now it is hot pursuit drone versus car. >> that's got to be really naturally, right? >> nauseati

frankie mccamley, bbc news.ectancy in the uk has stalled in recent years, and the slowdown is one of the worst of any of the world's top economies. the office for national statistics says women have been particularly badly hit. between 2005 and 2010, the increase in life expectancy per year was 12.9 weeks for women, and 17.3 weeks for men. but the next six years saw the figures fall to 1.2 weeks for women and 11.2 weeks for men. our health editor hugh pym has been looking at the data. we are living longer but the speed at which life spans increase in each generation is slowing. that's the main message of a new report which looks at life expectancy across a range of wealthy nations. medical advances have helped more people to live longer with healthier lives and enjoy their retirement years, but one of the biggest slowdowns in the rate of increase has been in the uk. i think there's too many fast foods that people eat now. we always had just plain meat and veg at meals. obesity, diabetes is a big problem in this

this bad boy has five jet engines packed tightly together to blast franky into the stratosphere.peed of 110mph. we have a plan b for everything. plan a, plan b, plan c for electronics. and you can lose an engine. so if one of these five engines blows then... if they're flying? you can lose two engines and keep flying? the explosion would be contained by some kevlar protection. the explosion? if it explodes. it can hold somebody weighing up to 100kg at 500ft for six minutes. at $250,000 a pop, surely frank's quids in? it's not something that we plan to sell. why not? if i tried this today, what would happen? this one? today? you would kill yourself. right. a wired hand—held joystick lets franky control his yaw and thrust, but it's his body which supplies the real computational power. to stay on the board for more than 12 minutes you have to be able to absorb a 2g force, with 25kg in the back. no problem. you need about 1,000 hours on that. the product is same as the water flyboard, but 20 times more. how hard can it be? yeah! oh, yes! yelping i must train about five days a week, s

frankie mccamley, bbc news.onservative party chairman, brandon lewis, has called for borisjohnson to apologise, for the comments he made yesterday, about muslim women wearing the full face veil. the former foreign secretary has been accused of islamophobia, after writing in a newspaper column that the women "look like letter boxes". a source close to boris johnson said "he won t be apologising" for his comments. 0ur political correspondent vicki young has more. crime figures suggest islamophobia is on the rise in britain and the conservative party has faced accusations that it has not done enough to deal with incidents in its own party. another tory party chairman has told borisjohnson to apologise for comments he made about muslim face veils. writing in the telegraph, the former foreign secretary said, a total ban is not the answer but schools should be able to tell students to remove a burqa if they turn up looking like a bank robber. he went further saying, it is ridiculous that people should choose to go aro

frankie mccamley, bbc news, in manchester.some of the world's leading experts. research by moorfields eye hospital in london and the deepmind — a company linked to google — found that a machine could learn how to read complex eye scans and detect more than 50 types of disease. our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. on the brink of going blind, elaine's sight was saved by doctors at moorfields hospital. this scan showed she needed urgent treatment. there's a growth of abnormal blood vessels under the retina... now, artificial intelligence — machines — have learned how to interpret these complex images. a computer looked at 1000 patient scans using a set of rules, an algorithm, and was able to detect over 50 eye conditions and did not miss a single urgent case. this is a jaw—dropping result and i think most eye specialists will gasp, because we have shown that this algorithm is as good as some of the world's leading experts in interpreting these scans. using artificial intelligence to diagnose eye disease could be a gam

frankie mccamley has been finding out more.or thinking this is actually a real way all splashing in the tens. —— whale. look closely, it is a small submersible boat back and up to 60 mph and it is breaking waves in london. the whole boat goes underwater, you can feel the whole pressure. it also jumps out com pletely pressure. it also jumps out completely out of the water into the air. declares the air completely. anything away all does, this vote can do. so there was only one thing to do next, we gave it a go. —— a whale. —— boat. sorry for screening! screams. we then dived down to go for the jump. screams. and my god! wholly moly. holy moley! but as chris the cameraman said we didn't get the shot, we had to go again. slightly dizzy, back on dry land as the next passenger arrived to ta ke land as the next passenger arrived to take out the craft, which was initially built for a bit of fun for the rich and famous. they were initially built for the superyacht industry as toys, four or five years ago they started get recreational l

record 4,194, and he's done it at york's ebor festival, with an outsider, poet's society, ridden by frankie dettori, who won a handicap chase to give the 58—year—old scot the record by himself, he had been tied with richard hannon sr who retired five years ago. his first win came in 1987 and times have certainly changed in the sport since then. my most abiding memory is coming home and watching teletext, just putting the results on teletext and having nothing else on the television all night. there was obviously no racing channels in those days. i had huge ambitions to train lots and lots of good winners. but i don't know if i was thinking about 4194. 4194, that is a lot of winners. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more from the sports team later. now back to our main story this hour and german business leaders have urged the two sides in the brexit negotiations to strike a deal and avoid what is known as a whole brexit. the german chamber of commerce has warned time is running out and the incentive is is costing german companies time and money. jenny hill

i am really jlous because love frankie valley. regardless, this season is not over here at wolf ap, we're still celebrating summer. what a beautiful night to be doing so, tguys. t's right. frankie valley, he's just too good to be true. >> that is true, wen. >> thanks, amelia. >>> we have a classroom controversy. there is a new policy that has some students worried about getting ahold of their parents in an emergency. >> families force out o their homes as plans to expand i-66 move ahead. the changes the governor's now demanding after a news 4 report. >>> and a hotspot for sweet treats and trivia is closing its doors but not without a final promotion for you. we'll let you know what you can get for just $1. you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at rossh. o. ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes

. >> past dancing winner jordan fisher and his former competitor frankie muniz are the emcees of theso excited because i had such an amazing time on "dancing with the stars" and i'm so glad to be doing it with jordan. >> the full cast willi be revealed in september. >> it's "dancing with the stars" as you know it. it's a stage that you're familiar with, that you love, but it's brand-new. >> frankie and jordan don't have kids themselves but say the new show will appeal to everyone. >> it's the same show. it's the same feeling of sitting down and watching people compete in something that they've never done before. >> most recent champ figure skater adam rippon and mandy moore are the judges. mandy created the dances for la-la land kwie la-la land and taught me the moves. the two new hosts went on a dancing tour and said one of the hardest things for the kids to learn is dancing in front of an audience. >> before every show, i was still petrified so i can't imagine some kids. >> i hear you, frankie. it was the most nervous i have ever been in my entire career. >> you didn't show it. >>

frankie mccamley at the old bailey, thank you.has re—imposed tough trade and financial sanctions on iran. they've been brought in again because of president trump's decision to pull out of the international agreement curbing iran's nuclear programme. iran's president, hassan rouhani, says the white house will regret the move which he called psychological warfare. president trump says anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business with the united states. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. president trump has always made it clear he absolutely hates the iran nuclear deal. the iran deal was one of the worst and most one—sided transactions. and it's a horrible agreement for the united states. we're not going to allow certain things to happen that are happening, and the iran deal is a disaster. and when he pulled out of it three months ago, he said iran would suffer. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. any nation that helps iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly

. ♪ ♪ >> so this is my goddaughter frankie. you watch these makeup tutori tutorials?> jimmy: what do you try to learn from these things? >> um -- makeup. >> jimmy: how do i do makeup? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and do you wear makeup? >> only at my grandma's house but not a lot. >> jimmy: your grandma is my aunt chippy. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and she really does a beautiful job with her makeup. ♪ so do you want your makeup to look like your grandma chippy's? >> no, no. >> jimmy: no, not really, not really. okay. well, what about fake eyelashes? do you like those? >> no. >> jimmy: did you know your grandma wears fake eyelashes? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. what do you think of those? >> um, disgusting. >> jimmy: they're disgusting, why are they disgusting? >> because, um, you have no eyelashes on and it's really hurtful. >> jimmy: yeah, right. you're gluing what looks like a bat to your face. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right? then another bat to match it. yeah. so let's watch one of these makeup tutorials. you can tell me about it, all right? >> okay. >> jimmy: all right. this is a my little po

during the time they lived here, frankie, the four-year-old, died of typhus in the bedroom upstairs. that was a sad time for the family. when pierce went off to the mexican war in 1847, he raised 1000 troops. they made him a general. they went to newport, rhode island, and boarded sailing vessels to go around to mexico. they spent about one month out on the ocean. the winds died down. they made it to vera cruz, where he fought in a couple of the battles they are. then, they returned back to concord after that. back, and heame sold the house and they never owned anything after that. they either rendered property -- rented property or stayed in boarding houses from that point on. in 1852, the democrats were meeting in baltimore. there were three men for the nomination. they could not seem to make a decision. virginia, on the 35th ballot, nominated franklin pierce. on the 49th ballot, they selected him to be the nominee for the democratic party. jane and franklin pierce were riding in a carriage south of boston when the messenger caught up with them to give them the news. jane promptly

on friday night, we have frankie valley a the four seasons here at wolfrap. then as we look -- i shouldn't say tomorrow night -- no, friday night. then we have kenny g. coming up on august 30th. i was talking to sheena who hasn't been able to make it out oere. are you going go frankie valley or kenny g.? >> kenny g.ous pretty tempting, amelia. the weather is going to me it more tempting. i'm jealous of you outside in the nice weather. i wouldn't have bee jealo this afternoon. now i'm a little jealous because things are really clearing up out t if wow want to head to wolf trap as we go through the rest of the week, perfect weather for it as you steputside t door. you'll notice one thing compared to earlier today. the rain is leavi the area. showers passed. they are taking the clouds with it. you're sing live sunshine in amelia's live shot there. nothing but clear skies in the forecaight. there is the cold front. there is the dry air behind it. it's all movg in this direction. the one thing you'll notice for the rest humidity is going to be dropping. if you've

. >> out in the audience her fiance and brother bonded after frankie talked to me. >> does frankie grande >> listen, my sister is super happy so i approve. >> meanwhile, madonna spontaneously combusted. >> aretha louise franklin changed the course of my life. >> madonna was ripped apart on social media after what everyone thought was an aretha tribute turned into a six-minute monologue. >> what we got was a long, long story about madonna. which incidentally mentioned aretha franklin. in passing. for a second or two. >> and i want to thank you, aretha, for empowering all of us. >> check out the gifs. a big thumbs down. this no, no, no. and another called what would aretha think? madonna fired back. she says mtv asked her to share about any aretha connection she had before presenting video of the year adding "i did not intend to do a tribute to her. that would be impossible in two minutes with all the noise and tinsel of an awards show." >> well, the fiasco comes. i thought it was a really nice madonna speech but not a great aretha tribute. >> you're so sweet. >> anyway. it comes just as we

frankie mccamley, bbc news, in manchester. ben stokes, accused of affray outside a nightclub in bristol last year, have been summing up their cases. the 27—year—old, and another man ryan ali, deny the charge. andy moore is at bristol crown court for us. so, the prosecution started this morning by reminding thejury of what the charge of affray was. he said it was an act of violence where any reasonable person would fear for their safety. he said in this case ben stokes may have started out replying to an act of aggression — a bottle was waived in his direction. but then he said the video footage demonstrated plainly and clearly that ben stokes moved from defence and became the aggressor himself. he talked, the prosecutor, about ben stokes in the witness box and he said he was trying to explain and justify himself. he said it was plain that ben stokes was lying. he said he acted deplorably as the red mist came down. we heard from the defence for ben stokes, he said there were big holes in the prosecution case. he said his client

it was an outside when ridden by frankie dettori.rs ago. he had nine runners yesterday without a win. his first was in 1987 and times have changed in the sport since then. my most abiding memory is coming home and watching teletext, just putting the results on teletext and having nothing else on the television all night. there was no racing channels in those days. i had huge ambitions to train lots and lots of good winners. but i don't know if i was thinking about 4194. england have recalled james vince for the fourth test against india. he was dropped after the tour of new zealand —— new zealand in april and will cover for jonny bairstow, who has broken finger. ifjonny bairstow is passed fit he will play as a specialist batsman with just just fit he will play as a specialist batsman with justjust be glad to keep wicket. it isn't just the number of runs vince has scored but the manner of which they have been. important, match—winning contribution is asked of him after he was dropped. whether he plays depends onjonny he was dropped. w

pitcher frankie montas taking the mound, but it was a rough night., the mariners already up 6-0, and they hit a bomb over the left field wall. seattle now up 7-0. a's mascot trying to lighten the mood. la oakland loses 7-1. >>> let's talk football. niners wrapping up the preseason with a game against the chargers at levi's stadium. the gang was largely played by back juup and third string. mullens getting the start tonight. final score, niners 21, chargers 23. first game of the regular season next sunday against minnesota. >>> raiders also in action tonight on the road in seem. check out this move. keon hatcher rolls over the seahawks defender but never lets his knees touch the ground. ball is still live. hatcher goes in for the touchdown. raiders, 30, seahawks 19. >>> just ahead, cupid strikes in capitola. a man and a woman whose first kiss was life-saving cpr. >>> it was the first day but neither of them will ever forget. max montgomery was paddle surfing at capitola when he felt a pain in his chest. he then collapsed on the sand. conscious.o spont

and it's something they enjoy sharing with like minded people together in the summer months needs frankie's are a special highlight in the calendar. he had the classic car owner says the first three cars here are jaguar mark two said the red and the green ones have six cylinder engines while the blue one has an eight cylinder with a single this is a special feature because this engine was only installed in the market and that daimler dart otherwise they only had six cylinder engines of two point six three point four three point eight leaders displacement it feel like i'm off. it's time to get the best view given some grand finale is a parade of more than three hundred classic cars in the town center. thousands of on lookers gather along the route. many drivers are dressed to call. if if they're on a little zero and there are even lots of two wheelers in the parade. whether as a participant or a spectator at their own bar classics everyone shares their passion for old treasures on wheels. next time i'm driving porsche it goes electric we kissed the panamera for hybrid sports to reach most. c

frankie mccamley has the story. half off the coast of kent in the pitch black, a boat designed for six people carrying 20 and taking on water quickly. 18 albanian migrants on board. each had paid £5,500 for the crossing. all desperate to be rescued. the only two on board with life jackets were robert stewart and mark stribling, both pleading guilty and being convicted of people smuggling two years ago. today these six men from the same gang found guilty of conspiring to smuggle people across the channel. including the men described as the ringleaders, a father and son pair and an albanian national ‘s who acted as the travel agent finding people who wanted to go to the uk. this is an excellent result for national crime agency. we're very pleased with the result. it sends a clear message to other crime groups who are thinking about facilitating people over the english channel by this dangerous method that we will look to identify you and look to prosecute you. it was what officers found next to this slipway in dymchur

our correspondent frankie mccamley reports. to our correspondent frankie mccamley, who's at the old bailey for us now. just tell us more about what unfolded in this trial? this was a trial that lasted nine weeks and it took thejury of trial that lasted nine weeks and it took the jury of seven men and five women and 29 hours to find six out of the eight defendants guilty of trying to breach immigration laws. the operation was mainly based in dymchurch in kent. the men bought speedboats to try to travel across the channel to bring back an babe albanian migrants but they had a series of failures. they left boats abandoned and they put many lives at risk. around a mile and a half off the coast of kent in the pitch black, a boat designed for six people, carrying 20, and taking on water quickly. now, all desperate for help. the weather was deteriorating quite quickly, it's it was quite a strong wind from the north—east so it was very much quick action to get the migrants on board very quickly, onto the valiant. they were unsuitably c

. >> reporter: sitting in the first row, shannan's father, frank ruezek, br frankie trieto console him. >> christopher lee watts caused ce death of celeste watts, a child who had not yet obtained 12 years of age. >> reporter: in an affidavit released yesterday, watts admits he killed his pregnant wife, but says he did not kill his children. watts admitted to having an affair with a coworker, after initially denying it. shortly after telling his wife he wanted a separation, watts claims he saw her on a baby monitor actively strangling celeste. watts told police he saw his other daughter sprawled out on her bed in blue, and then he went into a rage and ultimately strangled shannan to death. watts didn't explain to police why he loaded the bodies into his truck and buried his wife, shannan, in a shallow grave and daughters in oil tanks. he's going to be in court tomorrow. kelley trippy was friends with thannan, and says she doesn't believe watts' story.ev dthink he shoulve>> hould havei it." he should have said, "i'm a ( bleep ). i'm, i am completely a monster." >> glor: omar, so hard to

poet's society, ridden by frankie dettori, won a handicap race at york to give markjohnston his 4194thjust relief at the moment to get it over with. there has been so much attention on it. you know, the last few weeks and particularly the last four days. but it is obviously important. it is all about winners at the end of the day. the record—breaking markjohnston. that is almost it for us. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments.

we thought frankie was seventy six years old. at a time when reporter kelley carter has reported extensively on the wreath of franklin's life over the years she says franklin has paved the way for female vocalists not just in the u.s. but around the world when her version of respect this was the third version of respect but the first version that was a word by a woman it felt like a still world erms at a time when women in the united states were really fighting to become equal partners to their male counterparts and so it really kind of pierced through a cultural and racial line but even now her music is so timeless it sounds as if it could just come out on a streaming service twelve minutes ago and still go as hard as it would have fifty one years ago and i think that is really kind of the true essence of her music i know words like timeless and classic i think it tossed around we talk about some people's musical body but it absolutely rings true. if you know all of former indian prime minister atal bihari vajpayee party will be

he lived in the house here from with his wife, jane, two sons, frankie and benny. he had resigned his senate seat to come back to with his family. he was born in hillsboro on november 23, 1804 in a log cabin. before he was a year old, his father moved him into the big georgian mansion in hillsboro, where he ran a tavern. pierce grew up in very social circumstances with lots of people coming and going, and lots of political discussions. he was educated at some of the academies around hillsboro. when he was extreme, his father took him up to go to vote in , hisge -- when he was 16 father took him up to go to boaten college. -- boden college. his interest in politics came around when he was very young. his father had the tavern, lots of political discussions going on. his father was always involved in politics. he represented hillsboro in the , he went on tore be governor twice of new was 23,e, so when he pierce reentered the legislature and was elected, and when he was 26 he was the youngest speaker of the house that we have ever had here in new hampshire. at that ti

frankie mccamley has more.ay the government promised to gear its social housing policy towards making tenants lives better. today at a least a green paper on theissue, today at a least a green paper on the issue, among the ideas are measures to speed up the complaints process , measures to speed up the complaints process, a drive to help get rid of the stigma often attached to social housing and a scheme giving tenants the right to buy 1% of their home each year. this is the important next step, we want to consult on it further but it steps out these significant principles that are about delivering that step change in social housing. the government papers say is our priority is building the social homes we need. but it gives no details on how that will be done. which leads hundreds of thousands of people on social housing lists. freddie has been waiting for a house for more than 18 yea rs waiting for a house for more than 18 years because he cannot afford to rent or buy. i've got a very big family and its basic

[ cheers and applause ] we love you, frankie!se continue ] i want to thank you for thinking differently.

they murdered frankie vargas. with abby's help. we can get her immunity. from who? david rosen?s conversation three hours ago... oh, for the love of... olivia: jake. it's two bullets! one for peus. one for this marjorie woman. how much more simple does it get? killing them solves nothing. tell that to vargas' widow.

. >> reporter: sitting in the first row, shanann's father broke down as his son frankie tried to console him. in an affidavit released yesterday, watts admits he killed his pregnant wife but says he did not kill his children. watts admitted to having an affair with a co-worker after initially denying it. shortly after telsepa, wat monito celeste. watts said he saw his other daughter sprawled out ultimately strangled shanann to death. watts didn't explain to police why he loaded the bodies into his truck and buried his wife, shanann, in a shallow grave and daughters in oil tanks. kelley trippy was friends with shanann and says she doesn't believe watts' story. >> what do you think he should have done? >> he should have said, i did it. he should have said, i'm an [ bleep ]. i'm completely a monster. >> omar, so hard to hear about this case, but still so much police work that needs to be done. what is next here? >> reporter: watts will be back in court in november. he's expected to enter a plea. but, jeff, we still do not know if the district attorney plans to pursue the death penalty in th

poets society ridden by frankie dettori gets him the record. a 20—1 outsider.am sheet for the fourth test against india but not as much of a shake—up as we thought. just one big change. james vince being drafted back into the test reckoning. they were debarred in the third test at trent bridge against india. blown away forjust 161. jennings has kept his place. vince was involved in the one—day squad, dropped from the test side after a report winter in australia and new zealand. but he's back as cover forjonny bairstow who has a broken finger. but southampton, the ageas bowl is his home ground, and he's playing really well for hampshire at the moment here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it isn't just a it isn'tjust a number of runs that he has caught but it is the fact that they were matchwinners. whether he plays depends on a best oh‘s fiddlers. he would be able to did wicket because of his fractured finger which suggests that batting and fielding could also be too much ofa and fielding could also be too much of a risk. also, moeen ali could return.

grace your own frankie? >> please don't. >> bojack your own horseman?how with stephen colbert." i just want to say you can also have sex and watch "the late show." ( applause ) >> that's what we're saying, take a break from watching us to get it on. >> stephen: no, no, guys, look, i'm on broadcast. i can't risk these people won't unpause. so i'm encouraging you all to watch my show while you're doing it. >> oh, that's not-- >> stephen: in fact you don't even need to watch. just turn on "the late show" and go to town in each other's bathing suit areas. >> is this like a thing you get off on? >> stephen: ( laughs ) yes. ( laughter ) >> "the late show" with stephen colbert." we like to watch. >> stephen: we'll be right back! ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) to emerge your best every day, you need to power your wellness. new emergen-c probiotics plus. purposeful probiotics to help boost your microbiome, plus vitamin c to support your natural immune defenses. new emergen-c probiotics plus. emerge and see. oh come on!n-c probiotics plus. you'd rather

she and i were talking and she paused for a moment in the middle of the conversation and asked, frankiewhat do you think? i knew what she was talking about but how do you find the words to tell someone that you love so much that you can see her hell and her physical stature decline each time you saw her. at that moment, i knew and understood that she was aware that her final days were near. i started my remarks by asking, how do you say good-bye to someone that you love so much. we are not saying good-bye, aunt aun auntie, but farewell until we see you again in our final resting place. thank you. >> please receive musical tribute from miss franklin's son. >> my friend, we live eight blocks from each other, we live on wyoming and we went to jr. high together and edward and myself and we played little league baseball and karate lessons and cub scouts and all of that. they had a little more money than we did. miss franklin would always sing on one of her appearances in concert. he wants to give a tribute to his mother. i ask you to give god's praise for mr. edward franklin as he gives his