galloway, his students and fellow faculty and staff should be very proud of. i urge my colleagues to join me in congratulating mark galloway on this significant achievement. mr. speaker, september is national hispanic heritage month, and i am proud to represent central washington where hispanic heritage and culture tell the story of many of my constituents in my communities. i have witnessed firsthand how hispanic americans contribute to our communities through entrepreneurship, military service, and cultural diversity. i am proud to recognize my hispanic american friends and neighbors in washington's fourth congressional district. i'm also proud to support national appreciation of hispanic american and latino leadership and heritage as an original co-sponsor of the national museum of the american latino act. i support the establishment of a smithsonian museum to recognize latino contributions to american history, life, art, and culture. in the united states, our shared values bring us together and we cherish our nation's diverse history. i urge my colleagues

but deep in the galloway countryside, another option is taking shape. farm, he is trying to break the mould. you can see coming up behind are the calves. the calves are still with their mothers. this is nearly five months after calving. and these are dairy cows. so, that is almost unique. this experiment of keeping calves and their mothers together means both less milk and immediate profit for the farmer. they are keeping the milk that they can hold onto for the calf. you have to sit there, presumably, and do that mathematical equation and say, ok, i'm not getting the milk but further down the line... i have to trust in the numbers. and those numbers are based on these calves. when they are 18 months or so, they will go for slaughter, and david findlay will have income from the sale to compensate for what he has lost in milk, and the calves will have lived with their mums until they‘ re weaned. it has already got the attention of the wider industry. if we can make it profitable at current prices, then the question then becomes the one which we are reall

george galloway. the line of the plane. of the russian city of sevastopol paid tribute to the fifteen crew members of the downed aircraft people came to the rules of the service the base were prayers in the minutes silence were. last night's incident was not the first time israel's been in action against syria earlier we discussed previous cases with artie's they do richard. and the reason why russia pointing the finger it at the israelis is because of those past hostile actions say that israeli forces often took aim at syrian targets so if we go back rewind to the tenth of february twenty eight hundred that's where an israeli f. sixteen fighter jet crashed after being hit by syrian air defenses during an offensive in syria the two pilots parachuted to safety before the crash in northern israel and it's believed that that was the first time that israel lost one of its jets during the syrian conflict following that incident a phone call did take place between president putin and prime minister netanyahu now i'll explain a co

this is also in dumfries and galloway. our correspondent, emma vardy, is in belfast. are. a picture paints a thousand words, looking at the devastation behind you. we are just getting this news of a cruise liner in some difficulty in scotland. yes, that's right. it happened at the port of green lock in inverclyde. a cruise ship coming free from its moorings. just another sign of how powerful these winds are proving to be. we have had a statement saying that the nautica in countered it extremely strong winds that resulted in the parting of mooring lines and the vessel being detached from the dock. the company says all guests and crew on board are safe, there were no injuries. the vessel is currently being held. some a78 guests and 28 crew are now ashore. just another incident, just really showing the widespread disruption and potential danger of these winds. i canjust disruption and potential danger of these winds. i can just tell you a little about that incident in ireland, in which a caravan was blown off a cliff in galway. irish police this morning searching the bea

but a major incident was declared a cross dumfries and galloway this afternoon, in response to the stronger of people have been hurt, hit by falling trees and debris. although we understand no one has been seriously injured. the council took the decision it was u nsafe for council took the decision it was unsafe for peoples to walk home so they were in school later than normal until they could be picked. they're busy day for the emergency services, four times as many calls as normal. the major incident that was declared earlier is now over. we understand there are thousands of homes without power, properties about power across the south of scotland. engineers are working to fix that and a number of minor roads are still close. but it is much better than it was in dumfries. katie hunter in dumfries, thank you. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willets. good evening. storm ali has been battering the north of england. we have quite intense rain across england and wales as we move in tomorrow and potentially a deep area of low pressure with wendy whether into southern and eas

showers through the borders, maybe towards dumfries and galloway and into the western isles. in eastern scotland, more likely to be dry through the day. highs around 14-16 be dry through the day. highs around 14—16 on monday, warmer than on sunday but not great for the time of year. warming up later in the week. monday evening and overnight, largely dry, a few isolated showers in the north—west. high pressure holds on for tuesday for most of us but these fronts are trying to move in from the atlantic, bumping into that area of high pressure, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain for some northern and western parts. this is the next five days, at times, fairly breezy, with a few spots of rain, especially scotland. further south, thursday will be the warmest day, we could see 22—23. fresher to end the week but dry weather with sunshine, particularly in the south. link at hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. jeremy corbyn says he would back another referendum on brexit if labour party mem

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and a major incident was declared in dumfries and galloway, after people were injured by flying debristree, and another injured in county armagh, as northern ireland recorded its strongest ever winds in september. more than 2000 homes and businesses lost power, as branches fell on houses and cars. i heard a thud over the back of my roof, which i was a bit worried about. but it was smaller type branches. it was only about five minutes later i went out to the front and i noticed all the big branches down. dozens of routes around belfast were closed as debris blocked the way. there's two large trees that have come down across this road, taking the power lines with them, and there's now teams working on site here and across the country to clear up some of the damage that storm ali has caused. we're still experiencing extreme gusts of winds and more problems are occurring. we definitely do at this stage expect to be working through the night and into tomorrow and having customers off supply into tomorrow at least. tonight, many homes are still without power. but with the worst of the storm

george galloway told us the downing of the plane is due to israel's illegal aggression against syria. nothing accidental or tall about it israel deliberately used does cover the presence of this russian reconnaissance plane hit behind it in radar terms in order of the better to launch an illegal attack on syria one of many hundreds of illegal israeli attacks on syria or not but in this one fifteen russians lie bottom of the sea and it doesn't get much more serious than that range and israeli military coordination in attacks in the middle east took me back to the suez events of nine hundred fifty six when of course britain france and israel conspired with each other to bring about a war in egypt clearly this is all ramping up now it's all escalating and one should be sitting up straight and paying very close attention because frankly any of these events could get out of control last night's incident was not the first time israel has been in action against syria we discuss previous cases with nativity. the reason why russia pointing the finger at the israelis is because of those past ho

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people including jade goody and created some memorable tv moments including the politician george galloway ben rich. we made it to the weekend and it is not by any means a write—off. there is some rain in the forecast and some breezy weather as well. dry weather to be had. if you live in the south—east of the country you might not see any rain at all. this evening we have got a bit of showery rain, much of which will fade away. as the skies clear, it is going to turn quite cool, but tickly across the north—east of scotland. you can see the green and blue shades on the temperature chart. the template in aberdeen getting down to around four degrees. —— the temperature. for most of is a bright start to saturday morning with good spells of isa saturday morning with good spells of is a bright start to saturday morning with good spousal sunshine around. as we go through the day, things will generally cloud over from the west. the south—east of england in the north—east of scotla nd england in the north—east of scotland holding on to much of the sunshine into the afternoon. in northern ireland an

people including jade goody, and created some memorable tv moments — including the politician george gallowaying with the storms elsewhere in the world. for northern parts of the philippines battered by typhoon mangkhut, that is heading out into the south china sea, not far away from hong kong on sunday, not as powerful by this stage. back over the pacific, into north america, where we find florence. that will weaken over land this weekend it will continue to bring flooding rains to the carolinas. this area of cloud contains remnants of an ex—hurricane that could be heading our way next week. this weekend, bit of a mixed bag. wetter windier weather in the north—west that will start to push its way will start to push its way into england and wales next sunday. the best of the weather will be in the south—east. we have this link of drizzly rain across northern england. perhaps even into north wales. the wetter weather a rise as the winds pick up in the afternoon across northern ireland and into western scotland. elsewhere dry weather. the difference in temperatures in the sunshine. through the

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there have also been gusts of 70 mph and the winds have been picking up in dumfries and galloway andwe still have an amber warning from the met office is valid until 6pm. these are the areas where we expect to get gusts inland. and it is all down to storm ali. that is the scent of the storm which is moving away from northern ireland so the winds are easing a bit —— at the centre of the storm, and pushing into scotland.

and a major incident was declared in dumfries and galloway, after people were injured by flying debris apparent. a man was killed by a falling tree, and another injured in county armagh, as northern ireland recorded its strongest ever winds in september. more than 2000 homes and businesses lost power, as branches fell on houses and cars. i heard a thud over the back of my roof, which i was a bit worried about. but it was smaller type branches. it was only about five minutes later i went out to the front and i noticed all the big branches down. dozens of routes around belfast were closed as debris blocked the way. there's two large trees that have come down across this road, taking the power lines with them, and there's now teams working on site here and across the country to clear up some of the damage that storm ali has caused. we're still experiencing extreme gusts of winds and more problems are occurring. we definitely do at this stage expect to be working through the night and into tomorrow and having customers off supply into tomorrow at least. tonight, many homes are still withou

showers through the borders, maybe towards dumfries and galloway and into the western isles.14—16 on monday, warmer than on sunday but not great for the time of year. warming up later in the week. monday evening and overnight, largely dry, a few isolated showers in the north—west. high pressure holds on for tuesday for most of us but these fronts are trying to move in from the atlantic, bumping into that area of high pressure, bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain for some northern and western parts. this is the next five days, at times, fairly breezy, with a few

sunnier spells in the western isles to dumfries & galloway and northern ireland as well. south across the bulk of england and wales, lots of sunshine and some cumulus cloud building. into this evening, most places and the day on a drying up with sunshine. showers easing away from eastern england, a few continuing for the north of scotland. more rain in from the west, particularly affecting wales first thing on saturday. towards the east and a clearer skies, single figures. saturday's weather dominated in england and wales by the frontal system england and wales by the frontal syste m fro m england and wales by the frontal system from the west. either side of the front, there should be brighter weather, and sunny spells with some showers for scotland and northern ireland. then this bulk of rain across parts of northern england and the midlands and wales. some u nsettled the midlands and wales. some unsettled activity farther north, may stay dry in northumberland. along the south coast of england, likely to stay mostly dry with temperatures on saturday generally in the high

people, including jade goody, and created some memorable tv moments — including the politician george galloway news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. the headlines tonight: 0n the verge of a first grand tour title, simon yates climbs to a huge lead in the vuelta a espana. the biggest fight of the year. we‘re live in vegas as golovkin and alvarez get ready for their re—match. and st helens secure this year‘s super league league leaders shield. hello there. lots to get through. we‘re starting with simon yates because he‘s on the verge of winning the vuelta a espana, which would make him the 3rd british rider to win a grand tour this year. he‘s leading the race by more than a minute and half with just one competitive stage left. joe lynskey reports.

and a major incident was declared in dumfries and galloway, after people were injured by flying debrise apparent. a man was killed by a falling tree, and another injured in county armagh, as northern ireland recorded its strongest ever winds in september. more than 2000 homes and businesses lost power, as branches fell on houses and cars. i heard a thud over the back of my roof which i was a bit worried about. but it was smaller type branches. it was only about five minutes later i went out to the front and i noticed all the big branches down. dozens of routes around belfast were closed as debris blocked the way. there's two large trees that have come down across this road, taking the power lines with them, and there's now teams working on site here and across the country to clear up some of the damage that storm ali has caused. we're still experiencing extreme gusts of winds and more problems are occurring. we definitely do at this stage expect to be working through the night and into tomorrow and having customers off supply into tomorrow at least. tonight, many homes are still withou

people including jade goody and created some memorable tv moments including the politician george gallowaynt reporter and tv critic emma bullimore, and former big brother contestant aisleyne horgan—wallace, who appeared in the 7th series of the programme. it's in an debonair and with such a revolution show back in 2011, basta rd ize revolution show back in 2011, bastardize one with the bold and different nothing so someone like it, it feels sort of dated and almost irrelevant, so that shows you how far we have come in 18 years, things like levine and had just exploded, so it's like an old hat. that touches a nerve with me we are the originators of reality tv, i think i agree it's gone down a path and monotonous that i think people go in for the wrong reasons which is for fame where before it was a social experiment, but i refuse to believe it's the end i don't believe we are going to and it's not going to and. what did it mean to you? a change my life completely i came from living in hostels to making a lot of money and now have up part —— portfolio worth millions to help me make right is

there have also been gusts of 70 mph and the winds have been picking up in dumfries and galloway and argyll and we are getting pictures of some fallen trees and the damage the winds have been causing. we still have an amber warning from the met office is valid until 6pm. these are the areas where we expect to get gusts inland. and it is all down to storm ali. that is the scent of the storm which is moving away from northern ireland so the winds are easing a bit —— at the centre of the storm, and pushing into scotland. when the others were in the uk, particularly on this cold front with this band of rain sweeping to the south—east and either side of that there will be some sunshine but frequent heavy showers in the windy conditions in scotland and northern ireland. not surprisingly it will be colder but that is not the story. still quite warm even with the gusty winds in england and wales, especially in the south—east. the winds gradually ease down this evening and overnight and become lighter in the south but when the rain arrives, it turns more widespread and moves up across south—w

next thing i know, he's out there helping joey galloway and our receivers playbetter.oung coach and a really great friend. i can't wait to play against him." the raiders-rams meet monday night at the oakland coliseum. as for the 49ers, the 2018 edition of the jimmy garoppolo show opens in minnesota. -- the 49ers...down to their last few practices before leaving for minneapolis. --kyle shanahan...aiming to capitalize on the success and hard work from last year all through training camp. --but the vikings represent a formidable test... last year, they went 13-and-3...won the nfc north...and made it all the way to the nfc championship game. --over the summer, they found their star qb...and signed former redskins qb kirk cousins to a record deal. --and the vikings weren't the only team in the mix for cousins. before trading for jimmy g, the niners were set to make a run at him in the offseason. --here's shanahan on the likelihood of that scenario unfolding. "we always knew that was a strong possibility because i didn't think they weree se did and i thought w

for more reaction let's bring in scott galloway scott, great to have you with us. >> thanks for having >> if you were asked by this committee what can we do, what should we do, would your suggestion look like -- anything like what the european union has put in place in terms of gdpr? >> no, i think there's been unintended consequences. i would argue gdpr may have entrenched big tech's position if you get an opt-in requirement from google, your finger is on that accept button as soon as possible if you get an opt-in button from bbc or a media network that's not as strong, in addition, these companies, regulation like this is expensive and complex to adhere to. these firms have a lot of lawyers to handle this type of thing and a lot of administration as a matter of fact, google is advertising to some of its biggest customers, if you spent more money with us or are part of our advertisers, we can help you comply with gdpr so they were turning a bug into a feature. these things are -- regulation, and i think we talked about this i think antitrust is the way to go but i don't think gdpr is

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sunshine across the central belt and dumfries and galloway, and northern ireland too.g gradually eastwards. sunday will probably be dry, but as you can see, there are showers are run. particularly across northern england and scotland. temperatures in the side may well reach ever and 22 degrees during sunday afternoon. still the chance of the odd shoveller, but it dry the overall. bye for now. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live. i‘m simon mccoy. today at 4pm: taking flight: thousands of ba customers cancel their credit cards after a huge data breach on the airline‘s app and website. this was a very sophisticated criminal attack on ba.com. and over more than 20 years that ba.com has been operating, we have never had a breach of this type. the battle for the political centre ground — tony blair claimsjeremy corbyn poses a threat to the future existence of the labour party. there‘s lots of people associated with me who feel that the labour party is lost. that the game is over. you know, i‘m kind of hoping they are not right. i think tony should recognise that the party

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no—one who ever so it can unsee the politician george galloway pretending to lick milk from rula lenska'sr into tv presenting, many others found their fame to be fleeting. at the end of the decade, channel 4 decided enough was enough. channel 5 picked it up, but the ratings dwindled. last year's final cracked only one million viewers. now this new series is to be the last, with no more celebrity versions either. after 18 years, big brother has been evicted from the house. game over, there we go. happy memories, craig? yeah, i don't regret it at all. i had a wonderful time and it has opened up so many wonderful doors for me. i have mixed feelings, it has to end. it has had its day and worn itself out. the format has gone on so many different directions to try and change it and it has sadly declined to the point that people stop me in the street and they are not enjoying it any more. but people still stop you in the street, and that is a point. we can still remember so many characters in that first series. anna the nun, who was never a nun, and nasty neck. what became of him. what became of

there was a note by scott galloway at new york university who said -- you talked about the andine andrs, basically said they were facing this stiff competition from facebook, instagram, whatsapp, and finally, there is this news the wall street journey -- a journal that they may be planning an ipo. they are in the workplace. there is this concern that a deep-pocketed slack could spread its wings into other people's turks. including snap. caroline: fascinating breakdown. tech across the board. we thank you our markets team. is having its best quarter we have seen in five years. the weakest sector of the quarter are real estate come in the red, and materials. health care and industrials are the winners. there with more is sarah has like. health carey, hitting the post from technology to we have a new leader of the charge. sarah: we do have a new leader. if you look at the breakdown of the winners, you have health care, industrials, and tech and communication services are neck. when you think of health care, we have had highflying biotech companies. that is leading the charge. industrials

in dumfries and galloway, a major incident was declared.uise ship lost its moorings on the clyde, stranding over 500 passengers. around the country, power was lost and more than 80,000 homes and businesses. here, engineers have been getting people reconnected. in some cases, our engineers on—site can hardly stand up, let alone climb the wood poles in order to affect repair, so that stopped us and delayed us from affecting repairs and getting some of our customers back on. whether you were trying to get out of the house, like here, or visit the gardens or some of the shops nearby, ali had other ideas. the museum in dundee had to close its doors because of the wind. if you need proof why, it's here. this bridge was closed as it's battling gusts of over 102 mph. if there is a restriction, please do not cross it. we do not want anything to happen. we want people to safely reach their destination. trains were badly affected, with many services cancelled, making the commute home a daunting prospect. it's certainly inconvenient. we cannot stop tre

this is george galloway he posted on september eleventh that britain and the united states are now at war in syria in defense of al qaeda just think about that he says . same story in the united states with figures such as congresswoman tulsi gapper who was heavily criticized for meeting with us last year she's accusing the trump administration of quote acting as protectors of al-qaeda in lib and also threatening to punish russia and syria if they were to attack so the un special envoy for syria stuff on them a story he's one of the many individuals trying to add some nuance here and saying stop generalizing these groups he's reminded the security council that ninety nine point eight percent of the people in it live cannot be considered terrorists and must be protected that's millions of human beings caught in the crosshairs as these warring parties argue over who is a terrorist and who isn't so let us know what you think about all of this and the competing narratives around it live you can get in touch with us using the hash tag it in it's good thank you very much for that andrew aga

joe gallowayjoe galloway was tha reporter for united press international.e bullets started flying the route order drop to the dirt. chaos,middle of all this a sergeant major stood resolute. he saw the quivering journalist in the dirt and he gave him a swift kick with his boot and he said you can't take no pictures from down there, dummy. then that sergeant major tossed him a rifle so he could defend his life. it was their last stand. that reporter rejected the weapon. he said i am a noncombat. that'll crusty sergeant nature look at the young american and said, there is no such thing today. my fellow conservatives, we are surrounded. the cultural elites are flying, the enemy of freedom are advancing at the time has come for all of us to stand resolute. if they thought i'm not a fighter, there's no such thing today because we are freedom's last line of defense. do not hide liberties light under a bushel, hold it high and the flame of freedom burns bright for all the world to see. american itplorable is time to take another stand for life, liberty, and the pur

next thing i know, he's out there helping joey galloway and our receivers playbetter.eat friend. i can't wait to play against him." --here's another entertaining sidebar on gruden... in a recent interview with bleacher reporter, he discussed his return to coaching... and also talked about the last game he coached for the raiders before being traded to tampa. you remember...janu ary 19th, 2002. divisional playoff game in foxboro against the patriots...also known as the tuck rule game. gruden says he has unfinished business saying quote..."tom brady ran me out of oakland in the tuck game. and here i am 20 years later, and guess who's still there. that's why i'm back." apparently, he and many other raiders fans still have not gotten past that event. (ken) (ken) of all the things you'd want in your living room... this is probably not at the top of the list. the story of an univited house guest... is just after the break. a seven-(ken) a seven-foot, unwanted visitor was found in an apartment. the big question -- how did it get there?(pam) kasey chronis shares the shocking d

him to arrive here any minute now >> we'll check back with you, julia, thank you >>> nyu's scott galloway joins us his runaway best-seller is called "the four." welcome to "power lunch. good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> are we going to look back on the hearings and say this was the beginning of the end of big tech >> no. i don't think so i thought it was a thoughtful conversation, a good dialogue, substantive, i don't see anything meaningful coming out of this panel much less washington, d.c. d.c. now lacks a domain expertise or will to go after big tech where you night see it is one out of brussels or out of a red state whose attorney general sees the brightest blue line path between the ag's mansion and the governor's mansion as a populist argument against big tech the war against big tech is going to break out where all the major conflicts of the 20th century broke out, continental europe d.c., this will be seen as largely a nothing burger. >> no regulation whatsoever coming out of capitol hill, you think. >> i don't think so. i think they're outgunned. i don't t

sunshine breaking through into the evening across the central belt and galloway and northern ireland go, some rain into north of england but actually scotland and northern ireland not a bad day on saturday. still cool and seven in celsius. southern england could avoid the rain for much of the day, 19 or 20 celsius. we have this front with us to into the second half of the weekend creeping gradually eastwards. i think sunday will probably be the drier day but as you can see, showers around across parts of northern england and scotland through the day on sunday. further south, warmer air creeping in and temperatures in the south may reach 22 celsius during sunday afternoon. still the chance of the odd shower but a drier day overall. then it looks to be drying up and warming up into the new working week. goodbye for now. jeremy corbyn rejects an attack on his leadership by tony blair. the former prime minister claims mr corbyn poses a threat to the future existence of the labour party. there‘s lots of people associated with me who feel that the labour party‘s lost, that the game‘s over.

author of the book on amazon, nyu business professor scott galloway. scott, let's start with facebook and google being concerned because amazon, every time announced they're even thinking about answering someone else's turf, we see the market sell-off and their would be rivals. >> it hasn't happened. these guys don't scare easily. it finally getting into the point where it may eat in its duopoly. it may become a triopoly. you're on amazon buying huggies and they can sell you an ad for pampers which is incredibly attractive proposition. more data, more exposure to people in the check outline. you know the most valuable shelf space in the grocery store. charles: impulse buying. >> right there. so amazon has the largest check out shopping says in the world and they're monetizing. morgan stanley thought they would do 2 1/2 billion dollars this year, amazon media group. looks like they will blow through 10. charles: are you applauding this move or worried about this move, potentially if they move into this area? you talk about three major companies versus t

the figure emerged at this morning‘s meeting of dumfries and galloway council. of arms all lie around the wreck, found near the capital lisbon. time for a look at the weather. for most of england and wales, lovely sunny day, after the cold and locally frosty start, for scotland and northern ireland, different story, atlantic influence, dragging much more cloud, outbreak of rain as well, already had a little bit of rain for northern ireland, not a great deal of rain to come, pushing up great deal of rain to come, pushing up the west of scotland, some sunshine for eastern scotland, highs of 18 celsius, here it is a little breezy perhaps, strongest winds are where we have rain on scotland, gust of 50 to 60 mph. overnight, wind will lesson a little bit but low in a lot of cloud and continue to have outbreaks of rain, always wettest over the hills in western scotland. here, across the north of the uk, temperatures will not change much during the day. further south, colder across parts of wales, the midlands and southern england, temperaturesjust midlands and southern

as you look across our spreadsheet of information, you notice that dumfries & galloway, for instance,n remote areas any more. housing charities say that the punitive element of double council tax is undoubtedly welcome, but they say that a real benefit of this is the threat to force owners to consider bringing these houses back into use. they offer a range of measures to help owners. local authorities do. the national manager from the scottish empty homes partnership spoke to me.” from the scottish empty homes partnership spoke to me. i would encourage all local authorities to look at that policy is to see what is the council of it. use it with discretion, encourage owners to come and contact the local authority where they are being charged this extra charge on their council tax and say, look, this is what we can do to help and support you. we asked all 32 scottish councils to explain how they are in permitting this policy, which after all can raise them much—needed cash. many have operated four years, but some, including glasgow, have onlyjust begun to do so. others aren't using the