gordon's love life is like. but really, that's what's it for.e somebody using grad school for foreign policy who has a chance to meet somebody who has a role in foreign policy and a professional job in foreign policy. it's kind of a typical washington behavior that lots of people do. they meet somebody and go out with them socially and see who they might know in common and what they might do together careerwise. i think that's a completely normal interaction that people have all the time. >> but when you say jd would have been a perfect target for a russian agent, she is russian. she is 21 years younger. but obviously, you deny that she was a russian agent. you do think he would have been a good target? >> i think in some ways, her conduct surrounding jd doesn't make any sense if, you know, if the argument that you see in the press that she is some kind of red sparrow kind of using her womanly wiles to get information. you know, there was no contact about jd gordon back with people in russia there was no follow-up. it have would have been a lot

gordon: he very well may suffer.he party of the president normally suffers in the first midterm election. clearly the republicans will lose seats unless something dramatic happens. we have a regular political system. it has rules. people follow rules. in china, they don't have rules because xi jinping has de-institutionalized the communist party of the last six years. that is now going to work to his disadvantage. kathleen: how big of a problem is it for him that the currency has weakened so much? we are talking about the stock market being so weak. the things he is supposed to guarantee, a stable currency and growing economy. gordon: you have a currency which will break through seven. if you talk to people at the beginning of the year, people would have said you were crazy. you have a stock market, the worst performing indices in the world are now in china. the shanghai composite. when you look at the shenzhen they are even worse day-to-day in recent months. right now, xi jinping is going to be blamed for a lot of t

gordon told you.erything i've read since her arrest last month, it seems that mariia butina's saga is a sensationalized click bait story meant to smear a steady stream of republicans and nra members she reportedly encountered over the past few years. since she networked so often i wonder which prominent republican figures she has not come across. i got to tell you from the photos of butina, she has beenened staing next to prominent figures, including presidential candidates long before donald trump got the nomination and prominent nra members. what makes the interaction with j.d. gordon so important? >> part of it is his connection to the trump campaign, and it's clear from e-mails that are described to us that was a key part of why she sort of sought out this interaction. she apparently med j.d. gordon at an event at the swiss embassy. he was with paul eriksen the russian operative she was dating. paul then sebt nt an e-mail to . and miss butina after the event. paul described j.d. by saying he's an

gordon: this is all that is left of what was once a bomb factory. here amidst the rubble, policee found a suicst and more than 100 gas canisters. we learn that the original plan was to launch a major attack non just here in sut across the border in france. e testimony obtained by thc from one person who was at the havingoints tore t been a cell. ndser investigation makes clear that this was not an isolated group, but one with links to 12 countries, including the u.k. after the attack, so-calledla c state claim to the man words soldiers, and -- claimed i the men wes soldiers, and documents obtained by the bbc showed he described himself in the same way. he and oths traveled widely. but not all the warning signs were spotted. the cell were all of moroccan origin, and many of the groupo went to moroeks before the attack. two members of the cell took a suspicious route to zurich in december 2016. flying to basel and taking a turn from it is suspected they met extremists at mosque. a week later, they and another went to brussels. we have seen evidence th

gordon: t investigation has spread much further afield. senior police officers have told the bbc they believe their release across europe and perhaps to figures directing thro. >> o main concern right now is basically the international ticonn. in some ways we are seeing a strong brand outside of the spain -- maybehe rep or in conflicts -- e mayope or in the conflict zone, someone who made them carry out these attacks. gordon: this was more than just a group of friends led by a known extremist, tightknit and hard to detect. we found evidence they were part of something much larg connected to wider jihadist networks which threaten europe. gordon corera, bbc ns. laura: the road to radicalization -- were warning signs missed? you are watching "bbc world new america still to come on tonight's mprog, remembering those lost in the battle of amiens how their sacrifice cave to the way to ending world war i -- paved the way to ending world war statetralia, the entire of new south wales which produces about a quarter of the country's agricultural out

gordon so significant? >> well, i think part of it is his connection to the trump campaign and it's clear from e-mails that were described to us that that was a key part of why she sort of sought out this interaction. she apparently met j.d. gordon at an event at the swiss embassy. she was with the republican operative she was apparently dating. and paul then sent an e-mail both to j.d. and to ms. butina after the event, reconnecting them and describing them to one another. and the way he described j.d. was to say this is a person who is very important in the trump transition. he's the kind of person that all the right people listen to his advice on international policy. so it did seem that the trump connection was part of why she was making contact with him. >> let me ask you more about the trump campaign foreign policy advisers. they were not visible on the campaign, not really. people like george pop d, these names seem to come out of -- not come out of nowhere. the trump campaign was pressured to releas

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gordon said it's part of a smear campaign. butina's lawyer confirms to nbc news in the last hour that she in fact exchanged a series of e-mails with gordon but insists her relationship was not a romantic one. also new questions whether the president will sit down with the special counsel. the president's attorney rudy giuliani telling nbc news that he's spending the weekend working on a response to robert mueller's request. nbc news correspondent kelly o'donnell is in berkeley heights, new jersey where the president is staying. kelly, good saturday to you. what more do we know about this? >> well, good to be with you, alex. there is an expectation that the trump legal team will respond to the latest back and forth with the special counsel about terms for an interview with the president. and by doing that, they will perhaps close the window to the real question will he ever submit to questions in an interview with special counsel. giuliani tells us he will spend part of the weekend strategizing on that with other members of the

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the aide is jd gordon who serve as director of national skourt until august of 2016. any say it's part of a smear campaign. joining me is julie manchester, a host of the faqnyc podcast. great to have you here this morning. where does in new report on maria batona fit with respect to the cane and russia or is it as jd gordon said to the washington times this has nothing to do with the trump campaign and again is an effort to disparj any republicans or any national rifle association member. >> well, i think it's something a lot of investigators are going to look at at this point. i mean, this is a contact that a member of the trump campaign or someone associated with the trump campaign had with someone who is an alleged russian foreign agent or a russian spy. so i think it's something that investigators are going to raise eyebrows at. and it's also something that really i think, you know, brings a lot of attention because she has tried to infill trite so many right-winging and republican circles, this shows of an effort to potentially infiltrate the trump campaign and t

gordon himself sent back to ms. butina at some point a copy of a story from politico noting that he had a role in the trump transition. >> and there was an invitation from gordon to her to attend a concert as well as his birthday party in the fall of 2016? >> yeah, that's right. they have a series of e-mails. they talk about doing a few things. she invites him to a dinner of people interested in the russia relationship. he invites her to happy hour, and ultimately he invites her to a concert of the rock band styxx which they attend in october 2016, so what the trump-russia has been missing, a styxx reference. >> i didn't know- >> they're still touring apparently. >> good for them. to be clear, this was after butina was able to somehow ask questions of candidate trump in las vegas when he launched his campaign. >> that's right. that happened in 2015. then in 2016, paul erickson tries to get her russian government official boss, aleksandr torshin, a meeting with donald trump, the candidate, at an nra convention in may

lorna gordon has more. the isle of bute in the firth of clyde has never had a visitor like this.luebird. the jet—engined hydroplane that held seven world records, restored to its former glory in a journey that has taken 17 years. it's all original material, it has been re—repaired and assessed for strength. modern day rivets, all this kind of thing. just a painstaking and thorough rebuild. donald campbell died trying to break his own record as the fastest man on water, hurtling past at more than 300mph on coniston water in the lake district. his daughter, gina, carrying the teddy bear he had with him, has come to bute to see bluebird take to the water again. i'm tingling. i'm not sure how i'm going to feel to see the boat up close. i think the crux will come when i see someone else climb into the pilot seat. i have never seen anyone else in there other than my dad. this time around, bluebird will be travelling across this scottish loch at much lower speeds, the volunteers involved planning to toast success in an understated style. are you going to celebrate? nice cup of tea. do w

instead, gordon says the construction company called in its own expert and this was the end result. here's a picture of roots greater than two inches in diameter that were cut. other roots showed extensive damage with shredded bark. gordon says the construction company failed to follow the rules. >> under the construction contract it also says that if any work is going to be done on the trees or to the trees, to cut the roots or do anything else that you need to get written permission from the city arborist and that was not done. >> reporter: the construction company will be responsible for the removal and replacement of the trees. the city is also looking into possible fines. we reached out to the construction company today. they one available for comment. in north beach, andrea nakano, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:39. let's check the forecast with neda. >> every time the sun is out, that park is packed with people because it's so beautiful out. all the parks across san francisco get full. we are going to see that again today. mostly sunny skies in your forecast for this afternoon. so very

we're seeing her connection to jd gordon, a trump campaign adviser.uring the rnc convention that fought against stronger anti-russian policies in the platform. so he had been trying to push a pro-russia position. his contacts with her show the russians were much closer to the trump campaign in many ways than we had heard before. >> thanks to you both. >>> red alert. republicans appear to be in panic mode to protect a seat they held for three decades. what will tuesday's special election tell us about what's to come. tim ryan joins us live after the break. charmin ultra soft! it's softer than ever. charmin ultra soft is softer than ever so it's harder to resist. okay, this is getting a little weird enjoy the go with charmin uby making it easy to verifye you hyour car and driver.ome, uber is moving in a new direction. forward. until i held her. managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reductio

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gordon brown. foulkes is in berne and has been explaining switzerland's reaction to kofi annan‘s passing. geneva, as you know, is the un's humanitarian home. that's where the big aid agencies have their bases. and kofi annan, after he retired from un secretary—general, made his home there, continued to work, devoting his time to the promotion of peace, to conflict revolution, to tackling climate change. even while he was secretary—general, he was a regular visitor to geneva, which the aid agencies, thejournalists like myself, really appeciated. because obviously, the politics, the power of the un is in new york, but kofi annan never forgot that a major part of the un's role is to work for the benefit of the world's most vulnerable, the people caught in conflict, the people caught in grinding poverty, and he neverforgot to remind the world that that was his job and that's what the un in geneva was devoted to as well. so i think in geneva and in switzerland, where he was greatly loved... let's not fo

gordon corera, bbc news, ripoll. tomorrow, with the second part of his investigation into the barcelona terror cell. there's also additional information, on the bbc news website. the pound fell today to its lowest level against the dollar in almost a year. investors are concerned the uk may leave the european union without a deal in eight months' time. sterling is also down against the euro, the yen and the swiss franc. our economics correspondent andy verity is here with me. how do the fears about a no—deal brexit calls the pound to fall this badly pustular quad traders are anxious about is that if we leave the eu without any kind of trade deal then we will not be able to grow our trade with europe as we have in the past. that means the economy as a whole, all economic activity, will not grow as quickly as in the past. foreign investors who are thinking of holding shares in british companies and needing pounds to buy them, they will be less interested because you will not be able to make as much money is in the past

down with her father bobby brown and he pulled no punches about the man who was by her side, nick gordonu there is a young man walking around scot-free? >> my daughter's gone. for him he will get his, god don't like ugly people. >> how much do you miss her? >> there's no way to explain that. no way to express how much i miss my daughter. >> bobby plans to build a shelter for domestic violence victims in memory of his daughter, and although gordon has never been criminally charged, he was held legally accountable for bobbi kristina's death in a civil suit in 2016. now, bobby is opening up about this painful chapter of his life in a new biopic. the day that she was buried, how will that time be portrayed? >> i couldn't be on set at the time because i just couldn't go through that experience again. >> the two-part miniseries "the bobby brown story" is the r&b singer's no-holds-barred attempt to set the record straight on his bad boy image, from his early rise to fame with new edition. to the day he first met whitney at the 1989 "soul train music awards." >> i know. >> i'm sorry, she did it

dee gordon? right hitting dee gordon just whacked a two-run homer?come into this game all year. mariners winning 2-0. as two back of the astros who beat the rockies. 49ers flew to houston a few days early before meeting in a preseason game on saturday. jimmie ward and deandre hopkins got into a fight. both players were ejected. which is really a brilliant way to avoid practicing in the humidity. hasn't thought about that before. no suspensions have been handed down in this fight following last night's yaz yell puig. >> i'm looking down at my feed. i hear the fans. like what's going on? i look up. they're going at it. next thing you know, i feel a breeze and i feel like a light tornado going right by me. it's the bullpen. dang. my reaction time is way off. >> he got a hot of time in his hotel room to ponder life. mean while, dub nation. the film was produced by klay thompson's uncle andy thompson. fans can buy the dvd at nba store.com. it's also on i tungs. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. andrew mccutchen needs his own reality show. he's

they don't work gordon they don't let. fear i enjoy tours the visit to tel aviv could not be complete without a visit to the. great three legs great three legs here. and the thousand and three you've got recognition is a unicycle one heritage site and that is because. the movie is also known as the city that never sleeps it is the lively nightlife and the famous gay scene so let's go party and have some fun oh. oh oh. oh. oh oh. oh oh oh oh s. . oh so this is my they tell me i hope you enjoyed it growing by the ground now it's time to body the dog. i'm now in the city park in the middle of death for the new bauhaus museum is under construction ahead of the bauhaus is hundredth anniversary celebration. held at a press officer for bauhaus death so she's going to show me the building site. the museum is scheduled to open on september eighth twenty nineteen. with. a very young spanish architect to collective design the museum i don't miss this design was chosen because the structure is so clear and corresponds to our needs so

gordon: specifically, demand for tesla.he first time ever you have 100% battery electric vehicles with over 200 miles of range hitting the market. you have not had that ever, and that is starting to wear down on their sales internationally, and we think it will wear down on their u.s. sales very soon. there has not been a new model s or x released. q3 and q4 will be critical. if you don't see an improvement and pre-cash flow, there will be balance sheet issues near-term. you could have potential lawsuits announced that could weigh on the cash balance. we think there are a lot of risks out there not reflective of the stock at the price of the currency. vonnie: gordon, we have to wrap it up, but we appreciate you joining us. , the word on the street from tesla. still ahead, the u.s. and mexico are said to have reached a bilateral trade agreement. the mexican peso rallied stronger earlier. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: that is some of her reporting from tictoc on twitter. i'm vonnie quinn. romaine: and i'm ro

and gordon let me start with you ponzi scheme. you say this is a ponzi scheme. my viewers know what that is why do you think that's tesla? >> we're not saying it's a ponzi scheme we're saying essentially that tesla has major issues that consist of what looks like a complete collapse in model 3 demand. if you look at second measure data essentially from recently reported after july you had a surge in configurations and configurations have collapsed in addition we're seeing thousands of cars in parking lots across california in places like burbank and essentially tesla said they have a 420,000 backlog of cars and if that indeed was the case and they say these cars are essentially made-to-order so if they are made-to-order we wouldn't see that huge backlog and lastly i'd say looking at their balance sheet you're talking about 2.2 billion in cash excluding the customer deposits you're looking at just 1.3 billion in cash and there's huge debts due so we see big problems. >> robbing peter to pay paul is your point you got warren buffett and jamie dimon and they both s

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news 4's christ gordon has details coming up on news 4 at 5:00. for now, back to you. >> thank you, scott. a 7-month-old baby missing for three days out of northeast d.c. has been found safe. police say the mother reported the baby missing after the woman she asked to watch the baby never returned the boy. as police searched for the baby and forthomas, investigators learned the babe by was actually safe at the police station. we're working right now to find out more information about what exactlhappened there. >>> now to presidential poll techs and a potential new problem for trz. yahoo! news just reported a bill that would have significantly bolstered the nation's defenses against election interference has been held up in the senate at the behest of the white house. amhe provisions, it mandates every state conduct an audit after a federal election n. a statement to yoo news, a white house spokesperson said the department of homelan security has all the authority it neighborhoods to help improve election security. clayton alexander is standing by

lorna gordon, bbc news, in the moffat gills.ela. tremors we re northern coast of venezuela. tremors were felt in many areas, including the capital, caracas. buildings were evacuated. seismologists in the us say it had a magnitude of seven. much more on that and all the news for you at any time on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. well, in the last few days it's been pretty warm across the uk, with temperatures in the high 20s across the south. we've got another fine day on the way on wednesday across central and southern areas of the uk. we'll probably see scenes like this from tuesday, lovely weather there around the docklands in london. but there is change on the way. this weather front will cool things off over the next few days, but initially, the cooler air will be reaching scotland and northern ireland. but ahead of it, we still have warm air coming in all the way from the azores, from the almost subtropics here, so that's why it's so warm outside.

lorna gordon, bbc news, on the isle of bute.n this week's edition of our world, tim whewell has been to norway to try to discover why child protection in norway appears to be in crisis. this programme contains descriptions of child abuse which viewers may find upsetting. norway. two years ago i came near to meet parents whose children had been taken away. meet parents whose children had been ta ken away. —— meet parents whose children had been taken away. —— came here. they said the state was far too quick to put children into care without good reason. now i'm back and there is still more anger in families torn apart. at 1.i still more anger in families torn apart. at h was thinking if i was mad, ifi apart. at h was thinking if i was mad, if i had in my madness harmed my family without really knowing it. —— at one point i was. my family without really knowing it. -- at one point i was. and now one of norway's top child protection experts dan ‘s disgrace, forced to reveal a secret he had even all his working life. —— stands disgr

lorna gordon, bbc news. all is well that ends well. thank you for your company. we've seen real contrasts developing in the weather, north—west to south—east across the country, and that contrat will continue. this was the scene as the sun set braintree, in essex, this was the scene as the sun set in braintree, in essex, on thursday evening. we have seen more cloud and more wet weather across some northern and western parts of the country but, as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south but there will be a little bit of showery rain through the day on friday, particularly across parts of northern england. we've got a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the north—west, across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile this warm flow of air from the south is affecting southern parts england and wales too. the dividing line between those two air masses this zone of cloud. on friday, that will bring some sharp outbreaks of rain to parts of north wales, the isle of man, north of england and perhaps

gordon corera, bbc news, ripoll. extraordinary pictures. bysta nders extraordinary pictures.llage in switzerland. it hit tuesday night. heavy rain had moved through a dry area and had burst onto the streets. two roads were shut off as a result of this. houses and cars were affected. amazingly, no one was injured. people were able to stand for a novel way to get it on their phones. —— far enough away. local authorities in indonesia say 3117 people are confirmed dead in sunday's earthquake. tens of thousand of people have been forced from their homes. mehulika sitepu is there. more than 150,000 people have been forced into tents like this after their homes were flattened by a massive earthquake on sunday. it is not easy to live in these conditions. translation: staying here is difficult for me. i need to earn my living. we need to move forward. if we live in 10th like these hackham we live in 10th like these hackham we make money? the government cannot say when these people will be able to return to their homes, but at least they have a plan —— how can we make money. translatio

do these reports mean for the agreement signed at the singapore summit let's talk about that with gordonchang expert on asia and north korea columnist. and author of nuclear showdown north korea takes on the world he joins me from new york our what's your read gordon on the reports that north korea is building new ballistic missiles near pyongyang. that washington post report from the beginning of this week is certainly correct north korea is building these wasan fifteen's that was the missile that was tested november twenty ninth and it has a range to strike the east coast of the united states the big story here actually there are two stories one of them is that all of these revelations undercut the notion that the trumpet ministration has been propagating that north korea has made a strategic decision to give up its weapons if it's made that decision then it wouldn't be building these missiles and it wouldn't be producing facade material the other story larry is that you have an intelligence community in the united states which is angry upset and is actually playing a paul revere role

gordon corera, bbc news, ripoll.king steps to address the falling popularity of the ceremony. to get more on this, we talk to a hollywood press journalist in los angeles. we area bit press journalist in los angeles. we are a bit press the time, i am afraid. wejust are a bit press the time, i am afraid. we just want to understand what is going on here, what is this all about? the oscars this year was the lowest rated ever, i understand that disney, which owns bbc, which broadcasts that, at the academy, they are all worried about people just drifting away from this broadcast, so what they are trying to do is bring in most popular. they had not described what that would be, how they would describe that, but that remains to be seen, and they will cut together, it during commercial breaks they will present some of the craft awards and then they will do a little montage when they will do a little montage when they come back, as was done with the tony awards for broadway here. and that will restrict the actual television br

will gordon ranked fifth in the country learning of golf. many frustrations.roduct, 29th in the country needed a 2-putt and it is gordon conceding. the stanford freshman has a victory. it's time to check this out on a friday night. take it to fenway park. smith, eduardo nunez is robbed by smith. that's a sensational play. and one more for you. the other way around at fenway park. jackie bradley, jr. and the red sox with the best record in baseball win it again, that's the sporting line. it's 11:00. there's more news. next at 11:00. don't take drinks from people you don't know. students are right to take precautions. more than half of campus sexual assaults happen at the beginning of the school year. at u.c. berkeley the topic of sexual assault is part of orientation. >> from august through november is the redzone. new students and a new environment put them at risk.

lorna gordon, bbc news, in the moffat gills. a beautiful day in southern scotland.s been a lovely day across much of england and wales temperatures reaching the mid to high 20s. two staying dry for most but across the north—west of the country we will see this weather front bringing in wet and windy weather. initially to west of scotland, then northern ireland and then most of scotland. to the south staying largely dry with a bit of cloud building in western areas of england and wales. for most, another warm and muggy night. this weather from marking a change to the weather. it will bring that rain into the north—west corner of the country bringing cooler and fresh air. the weather from country bringing cooler and fresh air. the weatherfrom lying country bringing cooler and fresh air. the weather from lying across southern scotland and northern ireland to start tomorrow morning. the rainbow and thinking south and east as the day wears on, lying across the midlands into wales and south—west england. it will be the dividing line between something cooler and fresher to

lorna gordon, bbc news, on the isle of bute. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show.week we are in south africa. the country marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of former south african president nelson mandela. i will be injohannesburg, finding out how the city is reinventing itself, and visiting one of the most spectacular regeneration projects in africa. it is something that was built for the few, and it has been repurposed now and is finding its feet is something for the many. and i will be trying out some home cooking with mandela's personal chef. i am making ace -- making the simplest meal you have ever had in your life. the wonderful mr mandela used to love to eat it. plus, i will be hotfooting it down to cape town to meet the young ballroom dancers topping to shape the future of the rainbow nation. the amazing thing about seeing the born free generation, which is, they don't really know what it feels to feel or see segregation. iam in i am in johannesburg, iam injohannesburg, the i am injohannesburg, the largest city in south africa, as the country celebra

the former prime minister gordon brown has been talking about the impact of kofi annan‘s career.dern age. i think he was the first leader of the 21st—century. and he tried to build an international community where countries would work together, co—operate freely and tackle what he saw as the biggest problems — poverty, inequality, climate change and, of course, conflict. he was the most soft—spoken of people. he was personally incredibly modest — almost self—effacing — but he was a titan, he was a leader of leaders. and when he took a cause up, whether it be myanmar and what's happening there, or kenya and the riots happening there, or whether it was climate change or whether it was poverty itself, he saw it through. and even in his last days — and i spoke to him during this year, in the months this year — he was trying very hard to work for causes that he believed in, to tackle poverty and inequality. you described him there as a titan, a strong leader but somebody with great warmth and passion and empathy. yes, he was a leader of leaders. because he was the head of the united n

lorna gordon, bbc news. what a dream for them!wa, has failed his re— election as a new beginning for the country. he narrowly avoided a run—off vote in monday's presidential poll, securing just under 50% of the vote. his main rival, nelson chamisa of the opposition movement for democratic change alliance won little more than 44%. the mdc says it rejects the result and will challenge it in court. it says the tallies were not properly verified. that's the way it's looking. you're watching bbc news. i'm duncan golestani, thanks for your company. hello there. 0ver recent days, we've seen real contrasts developing in the weather north—west to the south—east across the country and that contrast will continue. this is the scene as the sun set in braintree in essex on thursday evening. we have seen more cloud and more wet weather across some northern and western parts of the country. as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south, but there will be a little bit of showery rain thro

gordon corera, bbc news, ripoll.ales, which produces about a quarter of australia's agricultural output, is experiencing drought, and it's one of the worst dry spells for many years, in parts of the country. in the last month, officials say less than ten millimetres of rain have been recorded in some areas. phil mercer reports now from sydney. australia is a land well used to nature's extremes. it is the world's driest inhabited continent, but the resilience of its farming communities is being severely tested. official figures show that australia's most populous state, new south wales, is now entirely in drought. two years ago, there were floods on gary sunderland's farm near the town of condobolin. how quickly things can change. now, it's just the opposite story. lambs are going dry, no feed, stock are dying. some farmers have been carting up to 100,000 litres of water to their livestock since january. this video taken earlier this year shows cattle swarming around a water tanker. farmers in the small towns across n

the bbc‘s lorna gordon has their story.es. celebrating the win that almost never was, fred and lesley higgins are nearly £60 million richer, even though a shop assistant initially threw their ticket away by mistake. he checked it. he tore the ticket up in half, he put it in the bin and then the machine printed out the little winning slip that you normally get when you win the lottery. but no figures on it, just the contact of the lottery headquarters. the couple kept their ticket in an envelope at home while the claim was investigated, confident the lottery would pay out. and i had written on the envelope in red " ' holding his hands up to his mistake, the 18—year—old who'd been behind the counter. he never thought they'd win that much, and is relieved the winnings came through. i didn't find out until last night, so to hear it was £57 million, it was just amazing, and for a local couple, it's even better. i don't even pay £50 or £100, nevermind £58 million! the higgins had dreamed of winning big on the lottery. now they ha

lorna gordon, bbc news, on the isle of bute. there will be a scottish welcome here.ferry. those volunteers, who with so much drive, determination and passion have pulled this project together, they are hoping to lower it into the water here on the loch tomorrow morning and they say both the curious and the enthusiastic are all welcome to watch it as they revved up those engines, again and again over the next couple of weeks. it will be an exciting period. thank you, lorna. time for a look at the weather... here's helen willets it is going to be a lovely sunny and warm weekend. for most, quite hot in the south and this is hastings earlier. barely a cloud in the sky. it looked a little cloudier in butte and it has been cloudier across the north of england. and that is because we have got a weather front across the country today with thundery showers affecting the north—east. where we see the sunshine in the south of scotland, 24 degrees, 33 in the far south—east and that hate is going to monopolise the south and the east as we go through the weekend. more bearable weat

lorna gordon, bbc news, in the moffat gills. to the everyday. more. hello. well, in the last few days it's been pretty warm across the uk, with temperatures in the high 20s across the south. we've got another fine day on the way on wednesday across central and southern areas of the uk. we'll probably see scenes like this from tuesday, lovely weather there around the docklands in london. but there is change on the way. this weather front will cool things off over the next few days, but initially, the cooler air will be reaching scotland and northern ireland. but ahead of it, we still have warm air coming in all the way from the azores, from the subtropics here, so that's why it's so warm outside. in fact, temperatures overnight around the mid—teens across much of the country. now, the weather front will be moving across the uk through the early hours of wednesday morning. it's already been wet across scotland, parts of northern ireland too have seen quite a bit of rain, and that's just about moving into south—western scotland now. but to the sout

lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh.ypt after two guests were found dead in their room. 69—year—old john cooper, and his wife susan were staying at the five—star shty—guhn—bair—guhr aqua magic in hurghada on the red sea. their daughter, who was on holiday with the british couple, said they were "in perfect health" just hours before they fell ill. the tour operator thomas cook said it was removing its customers as a "precautionary measure". will perry has all the sport. hello and thanks forjoining us on sport today..... manchester united manager jose mourinho says he has "no problems" with executive vice—chairman ed woodward despite reports to contrary. mourinho‘s pre match press conference ahead of the tottenham game lasted just 259 seconds and it‘s fair to say he wasn‘t feeling very talkative. what? do you think it is an overreaction? i am not pessimistic. i don‘t analyse with you my players. i feel that we played well against leicester and we won and we played badly against brighton and we lost. manchester city captain

lorna gordon, bbc news. good on them! you have been watching newsday. stay with us.and more on teenagers in the work force, as young people opt out of pricey higher education in favour of jobs. that's it from me abc world news. —— that's it from me bbc world news. —— that's it from me bbc world news. —— that's it from me bbc world news. —— that's it from me abc world news. hello there. over recent days, we've seen real contrasts developing in the weather north—west to the south—east across the country and that contrast will continue. this is the scene as the sun set in braintree in essex on thursday evening. we have seen more cloud and more wet weather across some northern and western parts of the country. as we head through the next few days, most of us are looking dry. the heat again will build in the south, but there will be a little bit of showery rain through the day on friday, particularly across parts of northern england. now, we've got a fairly cool flow of air coming in from the north—west, across parts of northern ireland and scotland. meanwhile, this warm