it's called the "land of make-believe." >> narrator: the author of 12 books on parrish, gilbert lives in the parrish home and directs a museum dedicated to his work. >> i can still almost feel his energy in the paintings. and that's why, you know, at the age of 70, i'm still, you know, maintaining, you know, a museum and doing the tours and things when i have no business doing that at the age of 70. but, you know, i'm there because i love it. i'm there because i get a high every time i see somebody who is seeing a parrish painting for the first time and say, "oh, my god." >> narrator: the parrish art that was up for sale was part of a set of seven oil paintings commissioned by gertrude vanderbilt whitney in the early 1900s. >> she wanted something in a mural form that would be very, very special for her home. and she wanted to show young people all dressed up, having a wonderful time, like a party. this is the north wall panel. >> narrator: the north wall of the reception room held one panel measuring 18 feet. and the three surrounding walls each held two paintings that measured 8 1/2

maguire will play david gilbert in the second round. 2018 champion from northern ireland mark allen six frames to one. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's, the papers. goodnight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lance price, former labour communications boss, and dia chakravarty, brexit editor of the telegraph. great to have you both with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. tomorrow's financial times says there is pressure on the bank of england to cut interest rates as the economy slows down. the metro leads on the queen's message to her grandson prince harry — "you can go your own way" is how the paper sums up the latest statement from buckingham palace. the i newspaper says the queen has agreed what it calls a "reshaped royal family", as the duke and duchess resign as full—time members of her household. the queen has granted harry his wish, says the express — but "complex matters" are still to be resolved after the historic summit a

dave gilbert lies in wait next.way to beating stephen maguire by six frames to two on his masters debut. justin rose is well placed as he looks for his first victory on tour in almost a year. the englishman shot a second—round of 66 to move to eight—under—par at the singapore 0pen. he's two shots off the top of the leaderboard. carlos sainz has won his third dakar rally at the age of 57. the two—time world rally champion eased through the final stage kirstie and when chained to the squad for the recent series over pakistan. —— when change to the side. carlos sainz has won his third dakar rally at the age of 57. the two—time world rally champion eased through the final stage in saudi arabia to win by over six minutes. honda's ricky brabec became the first american to win the motorbike classification. a giant set of olympics rings have arrived in tokyo ahead of the summer's games. measuring over 15 metres high they arrived by barge, ahead of an official unveiling ceremony next week. there'll be four british women in t

the flag was made by gilbert. this is the sewing machine on which he created the original flag. this flag isn't the original but one of the first of that flag of that template. next we're going to go in and talk about the aids crisis and how that activated and mobilized lgbtq activists. in every movement you see signs of progress and then pushback. after this incredible spirit of openness, gay people being public about their sexuality, who they were, their sexual orientation, protesting in the streets, quickly on the heels of that comes the aids crisis. in the early 1980s stories about aids, this mysterious illness that is striking gay men in los angeles and new york, comes to the forefront in gay publications first. quickly the mainstream press catches up, but the early headlines because no one knows what causes aids, are really more fear mongering than anything else. at least the lgbtq community being further ostracized. in the 1980s it wasn't incredibly welcoming to be a gay person on a staff of an organization of a major newspaper. both of these journalists reported about th

david gilbert is through to the semi finals of the masters snooker on his tournament debut.o beating stephen maguire by six frames to two. carlos sainz has won his third dakar rally at the age of 57. the two—time world rally champion eased through the final stage in saudi arabia to win by over six minutes. honda's ricky brabec became the first american to win the motorbike classification that means there will be four british women in the first round. joanne is still nursing a knee problem even though she is going to be taking part. no andy murray who has had to put back the start of his season with a pelvic injury. the news on andy berry is not unexpected. no australian open and now we know he will not play in february. the big concern is that if this injury is related to his hip surgery, which seems entirely possible, it may not be quite such a straightforward problem to fix. he does not appear to be spending much time on the tennis court, it is a gym work and yoga which has stood him in good stead throughout his career. as forjohanna konta, she says her injury, the picture

after the gilberts, smith did not like ralph smith. it was like a recipe for disaster in advance. was, if istion understand you, why wasn't this command controversy settled earlier in the war? admiral nimitz, who ran the theater, made it clear he would decide who his ground commanders would be. what his command table would look like. while the controversies and the resentment at being placed not just under the marines but under the navy and the marines in the command interferedhad not with the actual success of the operation. marshalls,s and the there were successful operations with this model. the view was, if it is not broken, let's not try to fix it. >> ralph smith was known as a man would not have voiced any concerns or disclosures. he just kind of went with the flow. even though holland smith was pretty open about not being happy with the army, ralph smith never would have complained back. the only army commander that ralph smith did not savage in a corlett,k was charles who had been a commander because he was the only army commander that pushed back and said if smith stepped

my mom was a gilbert and sullivan lover. good for the show? ♪ >> linda had a great voice. she had a great vision for herself. she didn't want to just be singing rock n roll. she wanted to do everything. ♪ monsters ♪ proceed against our will >> i knew some of her songs, sure. operetta? ♪ prepare unhappy general stanley ♪ >> a week into rehearsal, we all sang through the score sitting in a circle in chairs. when i heard her voice, it was just pure. there was something so pure, it made me cry. i just remember just listening to that voice. it was just singing that stuff, touching. ♪ it's true that he has gone astray ♪ ♪ is that your reason good and true ♪ ♪ you should all be death to his name ♪ >> gilbert and sullivan, really? rock star who has the guts to go out there and do that kind of musical comedy. she didn't care. to her, it was like a mountain to climb. ♪ >> linda can bring herself to sing anything. she can sing opera. she can do anything with her voice. i couldn't do all that. ♪ >> kevin kline and i were both nominated

my mom was a gilbert and sullivan lover.hat she would do it well. they thought being able to say linda ronstadt is in it would be good for business. her concern is whether it would be good for the show. ♪ >> i was there for several rehearse lds and she was fabulous. she just grabbed it by the horns and -- ♪ >> that was the first job i was ever offered where i actually got to sing like that. i was delighted. i really was because it's really hard. you can't learn that overnight. >> you've got to be in training. >> in training, yep. >> linda had a great voice, and she had a great vision for herself, and she didn't want to just be singing rock 'n' roll. she wanted to do everything. ♪ ♪ just bear in mind that we are more than chancery and fathers and maids and generals ♪ >> i knew some of her songs, but operetta? ♪ >> we all sang through the score just sitting in a circle in chairs, and when i heard her voice, it was just this belcanto soprano, gorgeous, musical, celestial yet earthy, just pure. it just made me cry. i just rememb

gilbert.>> chairman lofgren and ranking member davis and the committee, i am happy to share with you my expertise in election usability. i have worked more than 15 years conducting studies with various election stakeholders. in 2003 i created prime three, and open source universally designed system top my knowledge prime three is the only open source voting system to be used in state, federal and local elections in the united states. new hampshire adopted prime three and renamed it one for all. butler county, ohio uses it as their accessible absentee system. furm, voter machine vendors have created systems modeled after prime three. while i am here as an expert in voting estimation i would like to share key recommendations from 2018 national academies science voting report, entitled protecting the vote. i was a member of the committee that authored the report. i would emphasize any opinions about this report are my own and do not necessarily represent positions of the national academies. secur

then the next four in a row to snatch an amazing victory to go through to face mark allen or dave gilbertlast eight. let's have aquick look at some of the other headlines today. there was another illness scare for england on their tour of south africa but captainjoe root returned to training today after a stomach upset. a mystery bug affected 11 players around the first test. the series is tied at 1—all with the 3rd test starting on thursday. england lionesses will start the defence of the shebelieves cup title against the hosts and world champions the united states. the lionesses won this event for the first time last year and will also playjapan and spain in the march tournament. hull kingston rovers‘ prop mose masoe is showing "signs of improvement" after sustaining a serious spinal injury in a pre—season friendly against wakefield trinity yesterday. the samoa international is "awake and alert" after having surgery overnight. rob burrow made an emotional 5 minute appearance for leeds rhinos yesterday. it was a sell—out at headingly for the match against bradford, a fundraiser for motor

the flag was made by gilbert. this was the sewing machine on which he created the original flag. it is not the original but it is one of the flags with that template. next we will talk about the aids crisis and how it activated and mobilized lgbtq activists. in every movement, you see signs of progress and then push back. with this incredible spirit of openness come gay people being public about their sexuality, who they were, their sexual orientation, protesting, on the heels of that comes the aids crisis. in the early 1980's, stories about aids, mysterious illness that was striking gay men in los angeles and new york, comes to the forefront in gay publications first. quickly, the mainstream press catches up. that because nobody knows what causes aids, there was more fear mongering than anything else, at least in the lgbtq community being further ostracized. here are two journalists who were part of the mainstream press. in the 1980's, wasn't particularly welcoming to be on the staff of a major newspaper. both of these journalists. reported about the aids crisis and both of them

. >> hi, my name is gilbert and i'm a disabled veteran. i believe you should reward a good behavior. the relief is one of the few clubs that is honored 2/15. i've gone to clubs and they have no idea what i'm talking about when i ask for my discount. anyway, they're one of the good players and it would be sad to is he them go. reward good behavior. grandfather them in and also, they're also into compassion, equalization, and legacy. anyway, the thing is that right now, over 100 veterans are benefiting from their compassion program. you are going to hear from some of the veterans here. they're in the evac program. you know, you know about our veterans getting shortchanged by the federal government. it's good to be able to give them a break once in a while. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, committee members. my name is greg. i'm a former harm reduction service director of access to love sf. co-founder of the black and brown cannabis possie. a group of concerned medical cannabis patients dedicated to

at the time, remember, he was ridiculed, looking like someone out of a gilbert and sullivan oper et at where he got the idea? turned out that's exactly where he got the idea. i think we will probably not see similar license from john roberts this afternoon, but as both as both you and nicolle have been saying about this trial there are always surprises. >> do you think there's anything about john roberts, not the role, i know that is -- he's duty-bound, there's no latitude there. but is there anything about how he has conducted himself, some of his decisions, the way the court is aware of that has never reacted to donald trump tweeting about them, the way gorsuch was expected by donald trump to be his guy on the supreme court, is there anything in them at a cellular level that you think will have any sort of, you know, change in the alchemy in the senate? >> there are signs in john roberts that this is an institutional conservative who wants to keep some -- the supreme court somewhat balanced and leveled. and i'm not talking about ideologically necessarily but wants to keep the court

i mean, that's very -- that's very unfair because gilbert, of course, has, like, almost a natural duckou were -- it was very unfair to not give you that direction. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean, listen to this bull [ bleep ]. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: you -- so this is amazing. your last season of "will and grace. >> last season of "will and grace. it was, you know, supposed to be ten episodes this guy walking around with a camera just right in front of us >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay. [ laughter ] so, i mean, hi [ laughter ] i mean, it's so weird. >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> it's weird. >> seth: he's a crime scene photographer [ laughter ] he works for the nypd. so, yeah, yeah >> well, that's -- that's -->>e. [ cheers and applause >> that's great. we've definitely murdered this segment. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> so, no. >> seth: we do -- we'd love you to stick around for the chalk outline. if you don't mind. [ laughter ] >> just on the floor no, as -- you know, we were going to do ten episodes for this "will and grace" reboot and it ended up being 52 so blessed >> seth: tha

so police officers worked out a way to bring five tons of snow to the gilbert's home in arizona. >> she squealed and has been playing in it since this morning. it helps to not have to think about the hospital and appointments we go to all the time.'s back >> to take care of her own and our families. there are times that we need to be there more. >> her family says, she had a great afternoon, but they had to keep her oxygen close by just in case. she is asked expensive for heart surgery in a couple of months. >> a easley high school to school after the paralyzed during a wrestling match. amber lee spoke with him and his parents. >> 2020 is off to a great start for ryan joseph. he can now walk with a help of crutches in walnut creek. almost 2 years ago, the teenager became paralyzed from the neck down after an accident during a high school wrestling match. he needed the help of a ventilator to breathe. the long journey to recovery east in part with his resilient spirit.'s back >> until two years ago, the 18- year-old has been in colorado where he received treatment at greg's hospital whic

gilbert. national academy report was enormously helpful to us, and i want to thank you for that. it was what we ended up putting in our safe act pending in the senate. tremendous appreciation for you and the other scientists who worked on it. i want to talk about the ballot marking devices. i don't love these systems. on the other hand, we need to have a capacity to allow the disability community to exercise their franchise freely, and that's an important element of providing for that. i am concerned about the qr codes and barcodes that cannot be read by the voter, and really if you're checking the paper it doesn't prove anything in terms of whether or not the bar code reflects what's on the piece of paper. it's not possible that all of that will be changed between now and election day in november? what are your suggestions as computer scientist, what could be done in the interim about that problem? >> the ballot marking devices were originally conceived as purely an assistive technology for v

to the mountains and so these police officers worked out a way to to bring 5 tons of snow to the gilberts home in arizona. >> she squealed and has been playing in it since they made it this morning. it helps to not have to think about the hospital and appointments we go to all the time.>> we take care of our own, not only just our own but our families and sometimes there are times we need to be there more. >> her family said she had a great afternoon and a lot of fun, they kept her oxygen very close just in case quinn is due to have her third heart surgery in a couple of months.>> we wish her well. 4:25 am, 75 cars broken into in just one night. still ahead the three arrested for the break-in and how police were able to find them. >>> family members and friends refusing to give up, the continuing search of a san leandro man who has been missing now for eight months. >>> i'm so deeply sorry he paid the price. it's been an oakland man killed trying to keep his laptop from being stolen being remembered as courageous by family members and friends while his assailants are expected to go before

gilbert, 22.5 rebounds. donovan mitchell, 23 points.he utah jazz win easily, 129- 96, the warriors have lost 12 of 13. >>> super bowl coaches can't trace their roots for football right here in the bay area but kyle shanahan, ballboy for the 49ers, and nd reads full-time job was with san francisco state. golden gators were a division ii football team. they spanned 63 years and ended in 1994. reid was the offensive line coach for three seasons in the 1980s. develop apparel played for him and remembers read fundraising for the rather cash-strapped program. mackey was selling hotdogs to raise money at stake. i've come a long way from selling hotdogs, alan gives me a couple after the game. so i don't pay for them. >> is a far cry from what he's making nowadays. you know? i'm sure back then he was probably like a $25,000 a year i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-

. >> in 1972, there was a ballot out called "alone again naturally" by gilbert o'sullivan. >> gilbertire who asked for help on a tune he was working on, maybe you've heard of it. ♪ do you remember >> the first thing he told me was, it has to be called "september," and he had "do you remember, 21st day of september." first thing i said, day has to go. it's got to be night, it's more romantic. i hung up the phone. it was like, this has got to be a joke. this there's no way this is actually happening. i'm looking at the food stamps and going, do i need bread. >> released in 1978, "september" is one of the most popular disco and dance songs of all time. ♪ my heart was ringing the souls were singing ♪ >> "september" was big. so was willis' next collaboration with earth, wind and fire, "boogie wonderland." >> we wanted to use the word "boogie," because everyone was using it. i would always write the whole alphabet, what rhymes with boogie. >> more hits followed. willis cowrote a couple songs from the "beverly hills cop" soundtrack. "stir it up" by patti labelle. and the pointer sister's "ne

joining us live now is fiona gilbert who is a professor of radiology at the university of cambridge.. thank you for your time this morning. tell us thank you for your time this morning. tell us more thank you for your time this morning. tell us more first thank you for your time this morning. tell us more first of thank you for your time this morning. tell us more first of all about your role and how you approach to the study, because obviously doctors and scientists have been looking for some time and how artificial intelligence might help in terms of the world of medicine, diagnosis, etc. the team approach me because i been involved with reading mammograms and breast cancer programmes for many years and they we re programmes for many years and they were keen to see what was the best way to test the algorithm they had developed, so we had a number of meetings and that also involved patients when we designed the study and advising them on the best way to show that the ai tool was going to work. so why do you think artificial intelligence was better than a single doctor looking at a m

who has written about feeling abandoned and forgotten, and a picture of her as well, kylie moore gilberte's been in prison since 2018 for ten years, her sentences, she's been in prison since 2018 for ten years, hersentences, on she's been in prison since 2018 for ten years, her sentences, on the grounds of allegedly tehran claims espionage. she was in islamic studies lecturer specialising in the middle east, particularly covered a lot of protests around the middle east, and she is there, she has written ten letters out ofjail in farsi, which have emerged, and give an idea of what she is facing. turns out she has been in solitary confinement for several periods, she's been denied phone calls, visits, it has gravely damaged her mental health, she says. it is shocking to read, and... hard braking, actually. we talk a lot about the case of the british iranian woman nasa needs a gary ratcliffe, but this case doesn't get as much traction. i find the fact that this is happening in our society, at this time in our history, and, you know, we do not know, we are not party to the efforts of the for

carter is eager to face dave gilbert or stuart bingham in tomorrow's semifinal.it's been an extraordinary day for 16—year—old mani cooper at the winter youth olympic games in lausanne. she's the first british woman to compete in an olympic nordic combined event. that involves two completely different sports — cross—country skiing and skijumping. our reporter nick hope spoke to her before she competed. they leap from 70 to 90 metre hills, reach speeds of over 60 miles an hour and reach speeds of over 60 miles an hourand can reach speeds of over 60 miles an hour and can travel over 100 metres before landing. this thrill—seeking, then there's ski jumping. in 16—year—old mani cooper is the first british woman to ever attempt it as an olympics. it is quite scary. you havejumps an olympics. it is quite scary. you have jumps where it really lift you out and then you get the timing right, you get the air right, you get the positioning right and then they just have get the positioning right and then theyjust have a smile on your face. yes! but one sport is not enough for

added thing this year was that she was on hunger strike both days, in solidarity with kylie moore—gilbertwas fairly glum and i don't know how she's reacting to the latest events. it's hard in prison not to feel despairing at small things, so a big thing, i'm sure, will be taking her low. do you think it gives her hope that when things like this happen today, a lot of people were saying how will this affect nazanin? she is still fresh in people's minds even though it has been a few years and she was put in prison. i think that is absolutely right. the fact that people care and follow her, remember our story, think of her in tough times is only good for keeping her safe but also good for morale and for knowing that people care. and we wouldn't have got this far without the care and kindness of people out there. richard ratcliffe, husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, speaking to charlotte gallagher. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump defends the killing of iran's top military commander qasem soleimani — insisting that washington is not looking for regime change. iran's supreme

the world health organization is meeting to decide whether to declare a gilbert emergency. and as the 1st day of u.s. president donald trump's impeachment trial extended into the early hours of the morning the republican majority approve rules to adopt prevent democrat prosecutors for now from calling new witnesses come faces charges of abuse of power and could be removed from office. coming up next equal africa and this episode looking at water scarcity in southern africa do stay with us for that if you can on the touch enough for me or the news to buy and. good. to. go africa. during drought and southern africa. millions of people are facing starvation cape town this mining tobacco so-called daisy well we do believe that it is necessary and critical for the cities and diversified food supply is the umpire misses to the southern africa crisis of eco africa next on d w. o. where the real talent resides. and i come from there are lots of people in fact more than a 1000000000 if you could lead not just democracy that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and the aspira

bingham will face david gilbert this afternoon, after shaun murphy takes on ali carter.orts news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. this week, we are staring into the future. we are self—driving around china. that is a bit creepy. and we are flexing our... that looks painful! not quite. give me the chime, i'm doing it! ca rs. they are always one of the biggest draws at tech shows and last week's ces was no exception — there were plenty of innovations inside the vehicles and out. say you wanted to rent this beauty for the weekend, and when you returned it there were a few dings in the body — how do you conclusively prove that you didn't do them? what you need are a pair of these. these are check scanners. a french innovation that can inspect a car for damage in the time it takes to drive through them. there are ten cameras on each side and machine learning has been trained to spot dents and scratches that can be compared to those that were there when you picked the car up. it is also for manufacturers to spot

john gilbert is among the thousands of australians who have begun to go back home to nothing rubble and debris now cover what's left of her belongings all of my positions. everything there is just simply nothing. he said. in other areas the bushfires are far from over. there are thousands of firefighters are struggling in the states of a tory a new south wales an area that's home to more than 13000000 people and the conditions are expected to get worse over the next few days the winds are expected to be very strong that the food was to graze temperatures we've got a lot of far in the landscape that we could time. in the town of all a dollar people we don't cite supermarkets and stock up on food and water power and mobile phone outages are also a concern you have a challenge with getting people liable to even access the basics like petrol electricity and that's causing enormous stress for communities we understand that the australian military is using planes and helicopters sit downs of flames while preparing for possible evacuations. emergency crews are stretched thin and slight changes

ensure a russia's stability in the future after he departs the city will the 1st wheels of motion gilbert dog true independent political analyst on the line there from belgium thank you for being with us give us your thoughts on this big news today thank you. and a final thought for maria financially as we digest little bit more about nico. the 66 of born there is not 66 he was born in ny it was a warning sign just as i said just like me 53 year old great age what more do we know about him and not the law actually and i just wanted to make it clear that. he's not yet russia's new prime minister and president putin for supposed he is candidate sherry to be prime minister and now it's up to state duma the country's parliament lawyer how to prove except for the job in principle. yes to be prime minister if he had any chance to yeah that's a very good position i can say after if we look at his career i mean that's something absolutely new he is the head of the russian federal tax service right now. as you said and he's going to be good at figures than i yeah yeah i suppose we know that he's m

people face david gilbert this afternoon after shaun murphy takes on ali carter.s the australia open, dan evans has put his atp cup captain in its place. tim henman had been extremely complimentary about him across the tournament but when he was asked how he could get even better, he suggested he could miss a few meals. just because you were a good tennis player doesn't mean you are an expert in all fields. tim has plenty of opinions and that was his opinion on the subject. i will leave him to it. i am pretty fits. it is just how i look, i guess. i don't think there is much of me, really. we are less than a day away from the return of one of the biggest names in mixed martial arts. conor mcgregorfights in in mixed martial arts. conor mcgregor fights in las in mixed martial arts. conor mcgregorfights in las vegas in the early hours tomorrow morning. he suggested he would earn £80 million for his fight. it is the irishman's first fight in over a year. we haven't really gone on to big discussions about what the exact fight strategy is in terms of if he will take and

bingham will face david gilbert this afternoon, after shaun murphy takes on ali carter — both matcheseen used to mild wet and windy weather, so things this weekend are going to be very different. instead of low pressure, we actually have an area of high pressure building in, settling things down. that means for most of us this weekend it is going to be dry. the sunshine will be out, the winds could be strong, but it will be cold. we have already had a frost this morning. there will be another one this morning as well. ——tomorrow morning as well. this weather watcher picture gives a flavour of how it has been. down to —2, —3 or so. there have also been some showers of a wintry flavour in scotland already. those showers will start to become fewer through the rest of the day as the winds ease a bit and it should then turn dry for northern ireland and north—west england. more cloud coming in here spilling into wales in the south—west, otherwise blue skies and sunshine and lighter winds. maximum temperature around 6—8 degrees. that is near normal for this time of year. with clear skies, li

shauna gilbert, maureen barnes, megan waterman and jessica taylor. were many others who were unidentified. >> in an attempt to identify the victims it is underway. heather: in terms of getting assistance from the public i would imagine a lot of people, calls in that type of thing but you have this new website. >> trying to leverage that, we are putting out a commission to the public and offering new evidence. heather: it did come up in terms of releasing evidence. why release the nine one one call that they were asking you to do. >> going through the process, appealing that ruling. heather: your number one priority is protecting the investigation, the one that would know details of what you would like to see. >> we are making sure we are focusing on the investigation. heather: this has been going on for a long time. there is a new documentary released on netflix, covering this particular crime. will that help or hurt the investigation? >> any time there is information out there it would be helpful. our concern is over the years there have been many r

the added thing this year is that she was on hunger strike in those days in solidarity with ms gilbert glum. i don't know how she is reacting to this latest event. but it is hard in prison not to feel despairing at that sort of thing. do you think it gives a hope that when things like this happen today, lots of people we re this happen today, lots of people were saying, how is this going to affect nazanin? she is still very fresh in people's minds, even though it has been eight years since she was put in prison. i think that is absolutely right, the fact that people care, the fact that people follow her and remember our story and think about her at tough times, it is only good to keep her safe, but also good for morale and knowing people. we would not have got this far without the kindness and care of people. a new portrait of her majesty the queen and their royal highnesses the prince of wales, the duke of cambridge and prince george has been released to mark the start of the ‘20s. this is only the second time a portrait has been issued of the four members of the royal family together

that frame and then the next four in a row, to snatch an amazing victory, to go through to face dave gilbert. he was a much better player all the way through the match, i thought, player all the way through the match, ithought, and he player all the way through the match, i thought, and he should have put me about 6—1, 6—0. that is the game. it was nothing to do with me. i think the game just came back and bit him. that's all the sport for now. hello there. storm brendan brought some very strong hello there. storm brendan brought some very strong winds departs northern ireland in western scotland, gusts of 80, 90 mph. that storm is retreating northwards and we look to the south for the next area of low pressure moving up across the country during tuesday. so we start off with some sunshine. further wintry showers across the north. sunshine diminishes, replace with cloud, wind and rain from tuesday afternoon. some of that rain will be quite heavy. in the wind gust as well reaching 40, 50 mph across england and wales, 50—60 across england and wales, 50—60 across west and south—western areas, m

. >> we've been speaking to martin gilbert who shared a positive assessment of the prime minister andurse brexit >> he's the right man for the time at the moment to a certain extent, that's when we need to do at the moment >> having a fun conversation about the house rules. apparently not everybody knows what they stand for. >> they see it as part of the vegas rule what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. >> it was a rule of openness designed in the 20's to enable people to share information with each other to get the information out and keep the public informed. it does not say who said it or who they work for. protect the identity and share information. >> thank you for clarifying for us i want to talk about brexit. as we move throughout 2020, it remains front and center for investors. what happens here, putting the hard scenario back on the table. it won't be alignments on goods and services what do you make of the commentary so far? >> number one, there is political posturing with tense and short negotiation if we meet the headline of having the first deal done by calendar year 2020

as police search for missing sex worker shannon gilbert half of the victims worked and prosecution.our sets of remains were never identified. police believe a possible serial killer is responsible. netflix will release a new movie called lost girls last next month. the murder of a cadet being ruled as an accident. according to texas prosecutors in a cadet shot and killed for tears at their high school in bel air, texas. >> they were friends. based on evidence, he did not intend to kill his friend yet he did. >> honoring cortez with a candlelight vigil, the 19-year-old hasn't listed in the army. the suspect was found hiding next to a dumpster, facing gun charges. the gun has not been found. the man charged with murdering his estranged wife trying to run over her after she filed for divorce. those allegations were just revealed in court and those documents in connecticut, claiming fotis dulos was going to kidnap their children and bring them to grief. jennifer went missing in may. fotis and two accomplices face charges in her murder. the disgraced attorney michael avenatti facing lega

it is maguire against gilbert at the moment. so, you can follow that across the bbc.th more and afternoon life. we're going back to glasgow now as part of our series on the climate and answering some of the questions you've been asking about crisis and sustainability. hello and welcome to your questions answered here from the empowering the future room of the glasgow science centre and we are in the glasgow today for two key reasons, one at the end of this year, glasgow will be hosting a meeting of world leaders and eminent scientists talking about climate change, that is called cop26, the united nations climate summit thought to be possibly the most crucial one since the paris agreement was signed in 2015 and secondly, and certainly by no means the least important reason, glasgow is attempting to lead the way by setting a target of being carbon neutral by the end of this decade, by 2030. and of course, this year is thought to be an absolutely key one, an opportunity that the world can't afford to miss, say climate scientists in attempting to control global temperatur

south shore between december of 2010 in april of 2011, the search for missing sex worker, shannon gilbertims worked in prostitution. four sets of remains were never identified. police believe a possible serial killer is responsible. netflix will release a new movie on the case called lost girls later this month. rob: the death of an rotc cadet is being ruled an accident. another cadet unintentionally shot and killed caesar cortez at their high school in bel air, texas. >> they were friends. based on the evidence we have right now, did not intend to kill his friend but he did. rob: family and friends honoring cortez with a candlelight vigil. the 19-year-old already listed in the army, the suspect in this case was found hiding next to a dumpster and has not been found. >> disgraced attorney michael avenatti, coast-to-coast in california a judge released they are claiming he violated terms of his release while awaiting trial for three federal crimes cases, that decision forcing a judge in new york to postpone an extortion trial set to begin next week. is accused of trying to blackmail nike i

he joins us along with lorraine gilbert. julian, let's drill on that 4,000 possibility. that's not your base case, however, is it >> no, it's 3450, which represents another solid year. to us, 3950, if you look at it, we're almost 11 years into this bull mark. we've seen a will the of elements conspire to send stocks high higher but one thing we haven't seen is real public enthusiasm, real public buying, the kind you saw at the end of the 1990s. the kind you saw during the hey day of the housing market. our view is that in an environment where interest rates are likely at the long end to move higher, you could see rotation out of bond funds, out of money market funds where the balances are as high as they've been since the financial crisis in 2009 and into stocks. that's what moves you there. the other thing we think is important to mention is here we are in 2020, the oldest baby boomer is 75 and the actual tables are going to catch up with him or her shortly where as the oldest millennial is 40 entering his or her prime income and investing years and they're underinveste

received the navy cross in 1948, he was killed in action while following on board during invasion of the gilbertc. millers' nieces are attempted to attend announcement, fine honor. eric: great american. arthel: absolutely. eric: brand-new newscast at fox news channel, bill hemmer premiers 3:00 p.m. eastern, bill will be based in new york but will be on the ground for major events across the globe as he always does it so well. >> congratulations, bill, deserved of this house delegation is this committee chairman. his name is adam sure. [laughter] greg: no, his name's tom shillue! [cheers and applause] greg: so i think we found the one thing worse than fake outrage, fake righteousness. >> we are here today to cross a very important threshold in american history. >> we are on the precipice of a great historic moment dealing with protecting the constitution.

little bit of rain potentially heading our way as we get later at the friday telling about elamin, gilbert. for now, sending it back to the desk. stomach stop store now, amend her name not on his door last night at two people is that is up blade thing again i him one of the suspects was the residence >> reporter: dublin police set up a white parameter here at the crime scene which is inside one of the townhomes to soft, left. we have seen crime scene specialists movement in and out of the property this afternoon. little while ago, gallipolis captain told me this all started when a woman and her current boyfriend broke into the home of her ex-boyfriend. >> these types of things in dublin don't occur. this is not a random act. they did note the female. it was an ex-girlfriend. definitely a strange event for the city of dublin. >> reporter: gunfire started with i can on the 29-year-old resident storm at 11:00 wednesday night. he opened the door slightly and police his ex and another man who was pointing a gun forced their way inside. the pair is also the resident hopeless say in self-defense