as i understand and he gracie loved doing girl things together. >> reporter: gracie's dad and brother, rile and he brady. he talked about their close relationship. >> reporter: a special song for gracie and her dad. cinderella. a song about a little girl growing up. >> her and i always talked about how it would be our father/daughter dance song at her wedding. >> reporter: longtime friends and relatives shared stories about this girl who loved to laugh, who was a loyal friend. home videos capture that funloving girl who was in her freshman year at saugus high school. real-life church estimated 500 people here. and more than 3,000 watching online. in support of gracie and her family. >> i think our biggest fear right now is when all of this goes away in the coming weeks where everyone goes back to their normal life, we gotta figure out what our new normal is. >> reporter: near the end of the service, he chose to let gracie's words leave their lasting impact. >> you only have one life to live. so why not live it great, real, and fill it with memories and experiences? >>> a step toward r

my home academy is renzo gracie in manhattan.use the whole reason i'm doing another show in san francisco is actually to train here. ralph gracie academy. one of the toughest and most notorious. >> kurt: that's it. so now pass it. >> anthony: and most admired. to a great extent because of the relationship between the terrifying ralph -- >> announcer: ralph gracie looks at you like he's got a problem. those eyes are menacing! >> anthony: and this man, kurt osiander. a beloved figure in the jiu jitsu community because of his remarkably honest and unvarnished "move of the week" videos. >> kurt: so he gets stuck in a side control here and he gave the guy under hook. boom, you -- up a long time ago. it's so bad now that you're going to have to work really hard. up, scoot, up, in, to my knees, head up, getting side control on the other guy. >> anthony: when you see an mma fight, when they strike it's usually boxing or muay thai or karate. when they throw or trip their opponent, its judo or wrestling, but when it hits the ground you bet

>> i was just pretty, you know, lazy in my life. >> gracie mcgraw is now 22 and just listen to her singen we were standing still ♪ >> she made me cry watching that. she just is -- she's such a spark that girl. she's a spark plug and she's out there. she's out waiting tables and doing auditions right now. >> tim and faith have three daughters. their youngest now in high school. next year theyou be empty nesters. >> gosh, ion't know what i'm gonna do not seeing my girls every day, but at least you know the great thing about -- which i hate them. buthe great thing about cell phones is you can at least get a text every day saying everything's good dad. don't worry. if you get one of those, you're fine. ♪ you'll be better who's gonna break first ♪ >> the mcgraws have toured togeth and had a vegas residency, but on tim's next year's tour, faith is staying home. >> just me. she's tired of me now. she said two years of touring with you i'm done with it after the last twoear tour. >> well, we would like another "soul to soul tour." >> if we can get around by that time we might do another one of

special notes with pink hearts hag atce of the church where gracie muelberger attended. hundreds of friends and families gathered to share stories about the 15-year-old. the father played a video of the song cinderella, saying it was their special song. >> we always tacked about how it would be our father-daughter dance song at her wedding some day. >> and gracie was in her freshman year at saugus high school when a classmate opened fire at the start of the school 10 days ago. she and a 49-year-old boy were killed. more than 3,000 watched the celebration online. >> one person is dead after a fire in contra costa county, happening in the gated senior community of ross moo. the blaze broke out last night in a multiunit building. the damage displaced three other families. the cause of the fire is under investigation still. the fire marshal said the victim's name will not be released until next of kin is notified. >>> breaking news this morning. crews are on the scene of a deadly plane crash in the central african country of congo. a local official said this aircraft crashed

i'm carrie gracie. this week... he says his style is modern presidential.rink of total breakdown". grim warnings from hong kong police. and this week's tv pictures may look like apocalypse now but climate scientists say these fires and floods are just the start. so how are politicians framing their message on averting apocalypse ahead? my guests today. chinese writer diane weiliang, american broadcaster jef mcallister, stefanie bolzen of german newspaper die welt portugese writer eunice goes. thank you for coming in. for most politicians it would have been a day to hide. a former ambassador gave startling evidence against his administration and a former close adviser was convicted on counts of lying to congress, obstruction and witness tampering. but this is donald trump and instead of hiding, the us president took to twitter to undermine the former ambassador to ukraine even as she delivered her testimony in congress. so is trump still teflon with his supporters or will his enemies succeed in tarnishing ‘modern presidential‘ over the course of these impeac

with us now, gracie and her mom, katie. thank you both so much for joining us.9-year-ol? >> yeah, so i was in fourth grade, when i was 9 years old, i'm 13 and eighth grade now. i knew i wanted to do something for the military. i got a service project assigned to me and my teacher said to do anything good for the community and i went to a veterans day assembly today four years ago and they told us how much appreciation from the military helps them or prior united nations appreciation from us back home helps them in the military. they said when they were overseas they didn't feel appreciated. >>> . i came up with the idea that day with the help of my family and friends and i just continued it. and now it's a nonprofit and we sent over 2600 care packages. deirdre: oh, my gosh. lauren: katie, as you watch your daughter over these past four years and her generosity and how she's helping so many of these veterans, these military active duty members and families, as her mom, i mean, obviously you're proud but did you realize the change that she was affecting and you in

i'm carrie gracie. this week: he says his style is modern presidential.with donald trump on that? "pushed to the brink of total breakdown." grim warnings from hong kong police.

neil burger who was killed at us and says gracie was her best friend. >>i would like to thank the students, teachers anstaff and the first responders who literally saved my life on ursday. gracie was one of the best people i've ever met and she changed my life for e better. i love her so much don had a graceful. a loving spirit and so much more. they uld put a smile on anyone's face. >>investigators are still trying to figu out the motive behind the deadly shooting. they believe the gunman uber how targeted the victims at random before turning the gun on himself on his 16th birthday saugs high school is still closed this week those students we're going to be allowed on campus to start picking up their belongings and or meeting with counselors can pan back to hugh grant thank you with this recent wave of violence. the issue of gun reform is being talked about once again, but. >>as our washington dc correspondent trevor surely tells us it's not getting much traction in the republican controlled senator at the white house. >>since thursday 9 people have di

this is bbc news, i'm carrie gracie.0pm: borisjohnson launches his party's election campaign, saying his brexit deal delivered everything he campaigned for. let's get out of the rut of the last three years and get on with our work as conservatives of making this country the greatest place in the world to live. tom watson announces his resignation as labour's deputy leader, and says he won't be seeking re—election as an mp. this really is a personal decision. there's never a right time to in politics, but you can leave it longer than you should. the climate campaign group extinction rebellion wins at the high court, asjudges rule that police were wrong

this time with her beloved gracie. then something went wrong. >> it's like it's just happening in slow motion in front of me. >> reporter: in an instant, leslie was gone. >> at the waterfall, she's in the river. >> reporter: what happened at cottonwood creek? >>> coming up -- >> is she dead? >> the hunt for answer starts with a frantic search. where was leslie mueller? and did she survive? >> all of a sudden, i hear yelling, and the yelling is coming from downstream. >> when "dateline" continues. >>s so it's ready to work before your first sip, and absorbs quickly to target and attack 8 cold and flu symptoms fast. try theraflu. you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? we love smart savers. like yard-sale savers. tee-time savers. and especially med d savers. select a medicare part d plan with walgreens as your preferred pharmacy and get co-pays for as low as zero dollars and 100 rewards points on prescriptions. isn't savin

. >> gracie era una de las mejores personas que he conocido, ella cambiÓ mi vida para siempre.reír a cualquiera. dulce: dijo asÍ de dominique, el adolescente de 16 aÑos que muriÓ. la balacera sacudiÓ a toda la comunidad, causando luto y dolor. durante fin de semana se realizaron vigilias para recordar a las vÍctimas. el responsable falleciÓ en el hospital, luego de varios dÍas en condiciÓn grave, despuÉs de haberse disparado Él mismo. >> el distrito ha hecho un buen trabajo al apoyar a los estudiantes, y en comunicarse con las familias para asegurarse que los estudiantes reciban la ayuda necesaria. dulce: la preparatoria permanece cerrada, pero se ha permitido la entrada de los estudiantes que dejaron sus pertenencias en el plantel, y de aquellos que necesiten consejerÍa. las autoridades o este tiroteo que ahora forma parte de las decenas de balaceras registradas en este aÑo. Últimamente las tnd walmart estÁn siendo escenario de feroces balaceras. la mÁs reciente ocurriÓ hoy, con dos hombres y una mujer muertos en el estacionamiento del walmart de una ciudad de oklahoma. uno qu

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. >> the victims were identified today as 14-year-old dominic and 15-year-old gracie. go to abc7news.com/take action. there you'll find links to local resources on bullying and school safety and also have links to connect you directly to your local lawmakers. >>> now to the stunning moment that played out today during the impeachment hearings in washington. just as former ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch publicly testified how she felt threatened about the president's remark, he was tweeting new insults at her. >> reporter: in vivid detail the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine recalled what he described as a smear campaign by the president's allies to oust her from her post. >> foreign service professionals are being denigrated and und undermined. >> reporter: and outlining how early on she allegedly became collateral damage of president trump's alleged shadow diplomacy in ukraine. the president eventually had the 33-year veteran diplomat removed in may earlier this year. the president mentioned her in his infamous july 25th phone call in which he called her bad

this is bbc news with carrie gracie.ng war has already begun. whoever wins the election, government spending as a share of the economy is likely to rise to 1970s levels, according to a think tank. motherca re announces plans to put its uk retail business into administration, putting around 2500 jobs at risk. mcdonald‘s chief executive steve easterbook is fired for having a relationship with an employee. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. during the run—up to the election we‘ll be looking in detail at how the parties are using digital and social media in their campaigns with our reporterjoe tidy. we were wondering when the conservative party would get started with the advertising and here we are. they have launched it in a big way over the weekend, saturday and sunday. they have gone from no adverts on instagram 276 different adverts, and they are aimed at specific places, marginal seats, and they have messages, swingometer images, say

hello, this is bbc news with carrie gracie. the headlines...he government. how people orderly and peacefully lined up outside the voting stations early in the morning because they hope to get votes which represent and we deserve democracy. staff at almost half of the uk's universities begin an eight—day strike over pay, pensions and working conditions, affecting around a million students. labour are vowing to tackle ‘dodgy landlords‘ if they win the election with plans to improve conditions for tenants in privately—owned accomodation. two cinema chains withdraw the gang film blue story after a brawl at a cinema in birmingham on saturday. new zealand cricket apologise tojofra archer after the england bowler was subject to racist abuse during their defeat to the home side. more on that in the sport at around 9.45 time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. the inventor of the worldwide web, sir tim berners—lee, is launching a global action plan for the internet, to try

> funeral services were held saturday for the other student who died in the shooting. 15-year-old gracie anne mill burger. after the attack, the 16-year- old turned the gun on himself and later died. >> the 77-year-old billionaire now joins 17 other democrats hoping to take on president trump. cbs's laura podesta has more on his candidacy. >> reporter: billionaire michael bloomberg is officially running for president. he launched his campaign with this minute long ad part of a $34 million media push. democratic leadership said it welcomes any candidate. >> mike bloomberg has been a leading voice on guns, on immigration and we have to beat donald trump and i will say it where 1,000 flowers bloom. >> they have been quick to knock his status as one of the world's ten wealthiest individuals. >> election should not be for sale, not to billionaires. president trump dismissed a bloom berg candidacy earlier this month. >> little michael will fail. he will spend a lot of money. he has some really big issues. >> reporter: he apologized as his support for the stop and frisk policy that targeted bla

on sunday night thousands gathered at central park to remember the lives lost. 15-year-old gracie and 14-year-old dominic were killed in the their school. their loved ones had tearful tributes. >> they're gone and it's hard to believe they're not here anymore. >> reporter: central park is now a place where the community is showing strength and unity in tragedy. >> the teen gunman also died. his motive remains unclear. >>> elected leaders in the bay area kicking off a week they call united against hate. they issued a call to action against all forms of hate and bias. this follows statistics showing that hate crimes were at an all time high in san francisco last year jumping 58 percent from 2017 to the big tied to race and ethnicity. >>> another woman has come forward claiming she was raped by jeffrey epstein and they want his estate to play. >> he took my innocence in front of a wall of framed photographs of him shaking hands and smiling with political leaders and celebrities. i was only 15 years old. >> reporter: now 31 years old she goes by jane doe 15, and she described today the ni

special notes were hung at the entrance of the home where gracie muelbueherger attended. her father played the song cinderella saying this was their special song. >> we talked about how it would be our father daughter dance song at her wedding. >> a classmate opened fire at the start of school nine days ago, she and a 14-year-old boy were killed. the crowd gathered in the church, more than 3,000 watched the celebration online. >>> ruth baderginsburg back in the hospital tonight. she was admitted after complaining of chills and a fever. she is being treated with iv fluids and antibiotics and is expect today be released tomorrow morning. justice ginsburg has been through a series of health scares that included treatments for lung and pancreatic cancer. >>> vice president mike pence made a surprise visit today to u.s. troops in iraq and gave them a promise about pay raises. >> in our budget negotiations with congress, as we speak, we are fighting to secure another pay raise that will be the biggest pay rise in nine years. we will keep it coming. we will keep supporting you a

. >> funeral services were held yesterday for the other student who died. 15-year-old gracie. after the attack, the 16-year-old shooter turned the gun on himself and later died. >>> a group of fishermen are reeling in major threats to our ocean. coming up, how they're cleaning the water. >>> an 11-mile stretch of homeless encampments in silicon valley turning into a pr nightmare. more on the efforts to clean it up. >>> one group wants to bring a little bit of napa valley to san jose to help combat wildfires. >>> the most common form of garbage found in the world's oceans is plastics. but one woman is trying to change that. >> she's asking fishermen to reel in more than just fish. >> reporter: late in the evening, a troller lowers its net. these fishermen can catch up to 20 different types of seafood but there's one thing they're certain to reel in. >> you can see a plastic bag here. plastic water bottle. some plastic tubing. filled with plastic. >> reporter: all of this was collected in just about 30 minutes. the captain told us in the past, they just tossed the trash back ove

i'm carrie gracie. this week...ramme to discussing europe since the fall of the berlin wall. but we'll leave a few minutes at the end, to distil week one of a british election campaign. my guests today, stephanie baker of bloomberg news. italian journalist, annalisa piras. author and long—time correspondent for die welt, thomas kielinger. political commentator alexander nekrassov. 9th november 1989.

fox 2 news and los angeles received this view video of gracie and kavanaugh. the 16-year-old was 14-year-old dominic blackwell. the three others wounded are expected to survive. >>> i want freedom of speech. that's a political process. the republicans of and treated very badly. >> resident from strongly regretting criticism he intimidated a key witness in the impeachment probe. he sent a disparaging tweet about former un ambassador to ukraine maria yovanovitch went testified before a house panel today. lauren blanchard reports from capitol hill. >> reporter: ambassador marie yovanovitch was a soft-spoken witness but democrats say what she told them and what the president's actions were during the hearing will strengthen their case. after hours of sometimes personal testimony, former ambassador marie yovanovitch left the hearing room to applause. it started out like any other hearing and then -- >> as we sit here testifying, the president is attacking u on twitter. >> resident trumps tweeted thing everywhere yovanovitch went turned bad. >> i have freedom of spe

motive on the 16th birthday in 16 seconds, detectives say the shooter killed two students including gracie muehlberger who was in the choir and dominique blackwell. this afternoon the suspect died in the hospital. law enforcement officials tell nbc news the weapon used may have been a ghost gun. similar to these easily purchased online and assembled at home. >> they're even on youtube how to do it you convert that kit into the gun. it's not registered, and it's untraceable. >> reporter: investigators say the gunman counted his shots. firing at random before shooting himself with the final bullet the three surviving victims are all expected to recover. >> they held their composure despite being shot and being shot in the torso is a big deal. >> reporter: classrooms have keep the pressure bleed kits that may have saved lives a sad new reality of keeping students safe in america. miguel almaguer, nbc news, california. >>> just a day after another deadly school shooting, we are talking to one of the 2020 candidates about something that democratic voters told us is important to them -- gun cont

know the names of 2 students killed in that santa clarita high school shooting yesterday 15 year-old gracie neil burger who you her there in 14 year-old dominic blackwell and we also just learned that the 16 year-old gunman now identified as nathaniel burn how. >>has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound tonight, police are also saying or how planned that attack. police say they don't know any details but believe that it was planned by the way the boy used the weapon and counted his round the last bullet was fired into his own head. he died as we said a earlier today. >>police also say that saugus high school students had been trained on what to do an active shooter situations and the preparation may have prevented more loss of life. >>and we had evidence that the kids are and as they were told around the kids a barricaded themselves, they sheltered in place it covered the windows propped the door shut and they did exactly as they were trained in that differently assisted. >>the attack it's august high school in santa clarita happened about 07:30am yesterday soon after the boy's mother d

. >> reporter: 15-year-old gracie muehlberger's parents say she was their cinderella. >> she loved to shop. that was her favorite thing. and making outfits and take pictures and doing all that stuff. and she was so funny. >> reporter: sheriffs deputies say the shooter died of a gunshot wound to his head. they don't know why 16-year-old nathaniel berhow walked into the school with a ..45-caliber. >> we did not find any men festo, any diary that spelled it out gsuicide note or any writings. >> reporter: people here in santa clarita are still struggling for answers here tonight. they're leaving flowers here at saugus high, and tomorrow night, they'll have a vigil at a park just a few minutes away from here, reena. >> ninan: farrah fazal. farrah, thank you. well, britain's prince andrew is break his silence on his relationship with convicted sex offend erp jeffrey epstein. andrew denies any inappropriate behavior at epstein's home, but also admits he let the royal family down. here is ian lee. >> reporter: this is the most damning photograph of prince andrew. next to him is virginia rober

it was the 2008 movie "four christmases" that caused tim's daughter gracie to give him that wake-up callalth. >> conner, go get us some beers man. >> was it just the musician's lifestyle that got you like was it something else that made you just kinda let it go? >> i was just pretty you know, lazy in my life. ♪ she don't need to hear that she's a gene on a throne ♪ >> did faith tell you before or after get it together before your daughter said -- >> she said it before. >> before? >> yeah. she said it before, but -- and, you know, you're always with your partner. you're always -- there's always sort of a relationship of like you need to do better. i need to do better. you know, we're both being selfish, all those things. i don't want to get myself in trouble here. >> tim shows off his 40-pound weight loss in his new fitness book "grit and grace." his advice, start small, but dream big. >> just, you know, say i'm gonna walk ten minutes at 7:00 a.m. or 8:00 a.m. or 9:00 a.m. you do that for ten weeks and i guarantee it'll lead to something else. >> we met up at his nashville gym, true-mav.

investigators have not determined whether the gunman went on a shooting rampage thursday morning killing gracieberger and dominic blackwell before turning the gun on himself. he died from his injuries on friday. classes at saugus high school will not resume until after thanksgiving. garrett tenney, fox news. >>> the ban on gun shows will continue at the cow palace. the calpella's board of directors voted to extend the band yesterday due to concerns about gun safety. state lawmakers in sacramento are considering a bill that would permanently ban gun shows at the state owned venue in daly city. the cow palace has hosted some of the largest gun shows on the west coast for the past 30 years. >>> 50 people in stockton arrested after a major raid. state attorney general javier becerra said the three month investigation targeted members of a dangerous murder and the possession and sale of firearms. >> i saw every day what they were doing. every day. they were intent on committing harm. they were intent on killing people. they were intent on purchasing illegal weapons. intent on selling and transportin

. >> family members paid emotional tributes to victims of the vigil last night. 15-year-old gracie ann mulburger and 14-year-old dominic black well died in the attack. the 16-year-old gunman wounded three other students before turning the gun on himself and he died on friday. >>> we have new details about a weekend fire in san francisco's castro district. the owners of four businesses damaged by smoke and flames will be eligible for financial help from the city. they can apply for up to $10,000 each. there's no word on what caused the fire, but it forced seven people out of their homes and even one person had burns. a firefighter was taken to the hospital. >>> housing it always near the top of the list in an effort to building a better bay area. san francisco leaders just approved a plan to turn an abandoned gas station into a mixed commercial and residential building. some people say not so fast. lauren martinez explains. >> reporter: on 45th and juda, you can see this run-down lot with an old gas station. they are proposing to demolish it and build this. according to the project summ

i'm carrie gracie. this week... we devote most of the programme to discussing europe since the fall of the berlin wall. but we'll leave a few minutes at the end, to distil week one of a british election campaign. my guests today, stephanie baker of bloomberg news. italian journalist, annalisa piras. author and long—time correspondent for die welt, thomas kielinger. political commentator alexander nekrassov. 9th november 1989. the day the berlin wall came down. those who poured across made history, others watched and wept. "europe whole and free," proclaimed the united states. some observers heralded the end of history, a conclusive victory for western liberal democracy. but three decades on, is europe still celebrating? that is the question we will consider, but before we do that, thomas started off by giving your recollection of that day, because you were already halfway through your adult life, and indeed, the wall had been there for all of your life up until that point. so, when you saw it come down, how did you

until i see you again, i love you, gracie. >> he is gone forever. we are broken. >> the night was themed strong the crowd erupted in applause for the city's first responders. >>> critical week ahead in the impeachment inquiry as a wave of witnesses prepare to testify in front of cameras the most pivotal may be a ambassador at the center of the fire storm he is scheduled to speakwith firsthand knowledge of president trump's push for investigations into his political rivals. according to emails obtained by the "wall street journal," sondland kept other officials in the loop on tukraine, including mulvaney and rick perry. this week's hearing begins tomorrow morning with four witnesses scheduled to testify craig boswell joins us from d.c. this could be the busiest week in the inquiry yet. >> reporter: good morning, everyone three days of scheduled open hearings for the first time, we will hear from those ot inquiry. a packed schedule fo inquiry of president trump. eight witnesses are scheduled over three days beginning tuesday morning. the open testimon

remembering 15-year-old gracie ann mulberger and dominic blackwell this were two two survivors from last week's shootings are still in the hospital. but they are expected to get out soon. . >>> a 9-year-old boy is fighting for his life after surviving an apparent murder suicide in san diego on saturday. police say the child's father is suspected of shooting his four sons and their mother before turning the gun on himself. a relative who lives next door called police after hearing an argument. family members say the 9-year- old boy is on life support and investigators say the parents were estranged and the mother had obtained a restraining order against the father. >>> time is 4:35. candle light vigil in san francisco in support of death row inmate rodney reed. he is on death row in texas but has been granted a stay of execution. the rodney reed was scheduled to be executed wednesday for the murder of a 19-year-old woman back in 1996, but was granted an indefinite stay last friday. his conviction has not been overturned, but the case appears to be headed back to court because of newly unc

i'm carrie gracie. this week: delhi is enveloped in toxic smog. is that concentrating minds in government ahead of the madrid climate summit? three weeks to go till the uk votes: has it become the get—brexit—done—election? and if not, then what? and as prince andrew quits public life, is it harder anywhere in the world to befriends with a sex offender? my guests today — indianjournalist ashis ray, irish broadcaster brian o'connell, greg katz of us news agency associated press, and agnes poirier of french news magazine marianne. welcome to you all. four years ago, climate change barely registered as a voter issue in a british election. this time, it's a priority. the same is true of the battle for the democratic presidential nomination in the us. but does voter anxiety translate into government action? climate scientists say three in four countries have inadequate pledges on cutting emissions. among them is india, whose capital has been choking on smog this month. a week from now, governments get another chance to step up at the madrid climate summ

you're watching bbc news at nine with me carrie gracie — the headlines: major wins for pro—democracynewed pressure on the government. how people orderly and peaceful a line—up outside the voting station early in the morning just because they hope to get a vote which says we deserve democracy. staff at almost half of the uk's universities begin an eight—day strike over pay, pensions and working conditions, staff at almost half of the uk's universities begin an eight—day strike over pay, pensions and working conditions, staff at almost half of the uk's universities begin an eight—day strike over pay, pensions and working conditions, affecting around a million students. i have paid so much money to have a week basically written off my course, i want to get that money

i'm carrie gracie. this week: he says his style is modern presidential. but will impeachment hearings leave the american public agreeing with donald trump on that? "pushed to the brink of total breakdown." grim warnings from hong kong police. and this week's tv pictures may look like apocalypse now, but climate scientists say these fires and floods are just the start. so how are politicians framing their message on averting apocalypse ahead? my guests today: chinese writer diane weiliang, american broadcaster jef mcallister, stefanie bolzen of german newspaper die welt, portugese writer eunice goes. thank you for coming in. for most politicians it would have been a day to hide. a former ambassador gave startling evidence against his administration and a former close adviser was convicted on counts of lying to congress, obstruction and witness tampering. but this is donald trump and instead of hiding, the us president took to twitter to undermine the former ambassador to ukraine even as she delivered her testimony in congress. so is trump still teflon with

i'm carrie gracie.his week, one of the world's most wanted men blows himself up in a suicide vest to evade us capture, but where does that leave the terror group he led? and yet another brexit deadline has passed without brexit. can a general election now resolve this crisis? my guests today — abdel bari atwan, a writer on arab affairs, the veteran new york times foreign correspondent john fisher burns, broadcaster maria margaronis, and political commentator adam raphael. welcome to you all and thank you forjoining us. now, how much does one death disrupt a terror movement? in 2014, abu bakr al—baghdadi, the leader of thejihadi group islamic state, declared a caliphate in iraq and syria. by the time of his death last weekend, the territory had been lost. his caliphate had crumbled. but is has already declared a new leader and vowed revenge. so barry, you start us off. tell us what we know about this new leader. the new leader, abu al—hashimi al-qurayshi al—baghdadi, who is actually an ex—saddam hussein

hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm carrie gracie. today at 2.his deal with the eu. it is 1st november, and yes, we are still members of the european union. yet more broken promises, and indeed, a breakdown of trust and faith, notjust in politics, but actually in our entire democratic system. the chief coroner calls for tough new laws to tackle extremist propoganda, in the wake of the london bridge attack. a second man has appeared in court over the deaths of 39 people in a hurry and

this as a candle light vigil will begin shortly in santa clara to remember 15-year-old gracie ann muleenburger and 14- year-old domonic blackwell, two other vigils were held in recent days as the community came together for healing, detectives are still searching for motive for the killings. >>> the city of palo alto identified an employee killed yesterday working to upgrade an electrical transformer. 5-person crew working near east meadow drive and middlefield road. officials say that is where 42- year-old donatus okhomina was injured and taken to the hospital where he later died. the other city workers were not hurt. donatus okhomina was an air force veteran and seasoned electrical lineman. he leaves behind his wife and four daughters. a gofundme page has been set up to help the family. >>> palo alto city manager, ed, said "our entire city family is saddened by the tragic loss of one of our own. our condolances are with the family of our employee during this extremely difficult time. ." flags will be at half staff at palo alto facilities to honor donatus okhomina. >>> we are waiting for more

hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm carrie gracie.deal and that there's brexit—related chaos to come. who should decide scotland's future? the people who live here or boris johnson? a vote for the snp on december 12th is a vote to escape brexit. the labour leader produces documents which he claims shows the government has discussed offering the united states access to the nhs after brexit. these documents confirm the us is demanding the nhs is on the table in the trade talks. these uncensored documents leave borisjohnson's denials

hello, this is bbc news with carrie gracie.ng a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment, with giles kenningham and maya goodfellow. first the headlines: borisjohnson has launched his pa rty‘s election campaign, saying his brexit deal delivered everything he campaigned for. tom watson has announced his resignation as labour's deputy leader and says he won't be seeking re—election as an mp. high courtjudges have ruled that a police ban on extinction rebellion protests in london last month was unlawful. and several people have been injured after the ceiling collapsed during a show at the piccadilly theatre in london's west end. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political commentator giles kenningham and and the political writer and academic maya goodfellow. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leads the way with a picture of the prime minister, who launched his party campaign in the general election race. the paper calls it a tricky first

i'm carrie gracie. this week... terror group he led? and yet another brexit deadline has passed without brexit. can a general election now resolve this crisis? my guests today — abdel bari atwan, writer on arab affairs; veteran new york times reporter john fisher burns; broadcaster maria margaronis