greenwood did as he was told and accidently hung up. when he frantically called back, his wife picked up totally normally and he knew he'd been conned. >> she answers and she's like what's up? and i'm like, where are you? i'm on my way home and right then i knew i got scammed. >> police believe the thief transferred the funds to a credit card. >>> the fbi is investigating the palo alto based company because tesla allegedly made production estimates it knew would be impossible to meet for its model 3 sedan. tesla is disputing the claim. the company says it was transparent about how difficult it would be to meet the goal of making 5,000 cars a week. tesla settled a civil lawsuit last month after elon musk tweeted that funding was in place to take the company private. >>> the biggest party in the world is happening right here in san jose this weekend. think of this as the super bowl for gamers. its called twitch con. check out a photo from last night. people camping out watching some of the world's most elite video game players in action.

the midwestern community of greenwood in tulsa oklahoma was the most affluent black community in america with over three hundred black owned businesses known as black wall street. in main one nine hundred twenty one the whole thirty five block neighborhood was obliterated by a white mob triggered by a false rumor that a black man had raped a white girl homes businesses schools and churches were burned and bombed and over one hundred people died. while a massacre after another and is sort of rolled across the country all of these riots where thousands of black people were killed if you study history you see that this is been a continuous. a continuous assault on black people yeah we we think there is a giant. and we think it needs to be met because i think it is a just response to america's history my family's. you know status and wealth has as has been has benefited from from their choice to enslave people the total number is staggering of whites who owned at least one black body you know it would have at least half at least half up the population white population i actually met recently

and south africa in a mass and then brought in dad the united nations security council christopher greenwood of the united kingdom had withdrawn from the election. announces the u.n. as the president this means that india. gets elected automatically to the ports but of course some injuries amaze government may favor the views of trans national security advisor john bolton about super national legal institutions like the i.c.j. bolton says one should welcome the murder by strangulation of the international criminal court russia or the no longer an i.c.c. signatory says the usa is breaking post world war two legal norms joining me now is one of the world's greatest human rights lawyers geoffrey robertson q.c. jeffrey thanks for coming back on since you were on louie bloom cooper the lawyer has died what would you say as his legacy around the world before we get to the salumi was a great great lawyer he was a maverick in the sense that he took on popular causes but he is legacy for free with speak in particular was great for a lot of important free speech cases in the sixty's and he was. chairm

the caller told greenwood to go to the storks buy money back cards and read the numbers into the phone. he did what he was told and accidentally hung up. when he called back, she answered. >> she said what's up? she said i am on my wayferred t funds to a prepaid credit has . was she bankruptcy? >> she wasn't. we are not going to use her real name first and foremost here. we are going to call her mary smith. her real name is at the center of this mix-up. she says the bank is calling her bankrupt. it is costing her dearly and no one but us is trying to fix night this should be an exciting moment for me. >> reporter: mary smith is newly engaged and eager to tie the knot. >> reporter: but saying i do in disney's fantasy land is just that a fantasy at this point. >> i don't feel comfort until i get this sorted out. >> reporter: mary's hang-up is with her hang. last year wells fargo wouldn't let her make a payment. >> they informed me there was nothing they could do forbecaus by the bankruptcy says she has never filed for bankruptcy but wells fargo's computers said she had. she thought it wa

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me lizzie greenwood—hughs, and john watson. headlines this evening: warrington versus wigan ‘s, with emotions running high. morgan shows his mettle to steer england home in sri lanka. and halloween arrives early as bath's freddie burns has a horror show at the rec. for the neutral it's a case of pick your fairytale ending as wigan and warrington meet in tonight's super league grand final. it is the match in charge for it. for warrington, there could, at long last, be a new name on the trophy. three times they've made it to the sport's showpiece, three times they've fallen at the last. the match is a repeat of the 2016 grand final. it is for— four after 30 minutes at old trafford. tonight if put on the scoreboard, for ralls. tom davies answered faq for ralls. tom davies answered faq for wigan to give an 8—1; lead at the break. still plenty of time to go. who will win it? we wait to see. warrington have never won it in their history. wigan already have one win to their name today, they beat leeds in the women's grand final for th

hello, i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with the latest sport.again it's between wigan and warrington. the two old foes will meet at old trafford next saturday after wigan comfortably beat castleford 13 points to nil in tonight's second semi—final. joe lynsky reports. and super league, a seasoned's hard—working come and super league, a seasoned's ha rd—working come down and super league, a seasoned's hard—working come down to one friday night shuffle. why can finish just one point above castleford in the regular season, but that is some advantage. —— wigan. in games of this magnitude, they could make all the difference. the middleweight was sent through the challenges and over the line. that was the first type breakthrough. fauldhouse —— for rural castleford's tenacity, they we re rural castleford's tenacity, they were facing a serious challenge. keen to make his mark on the final match was sent on to us. they try to hit me more on this ground. after nine season this year, their poster boy is moving on. but wigan's the feds make sure there was on

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much. final, beating warrington12—4 in a tense and tight match at old trafford. it was the perfect send—off for wigan‘s long term coach, shaun wane, in his last game in charge, as our correspondent, adam wild, reports. 0ld old trafford is a rugby league reaches its big crescendo. this season's swa nsong , no reaches its big crescendo. this season's swansong, no encores or second chancers. wigan or warrington, only one good finish the year on the very highest note. it's ourtime again! is year on the very highest note. it's our time again! is going to happen. for some, the final was more final than others, for 30 years wigan coach sean wane says goodbye to his hometown club but warrington, desperate to achieve what they have not in more than 60 years, there is was a better start as josh not in more than 60 years, there is was a better start asjosh charnley slid in. these sides are so evenly balanced it was not long before the scores we re eve n balanced it was not long before the scores were

lizzy greenwood—hughes.e at this weekend's mexican grand prix. the briton just needs to finish seventh or higher to win this year's championship for mercedes. red bull's max verstappen and daniel ricciardo set the pace in first practise. verstappen — nearly one and a half seconds quicker than hamilton, whose car has been essentially re—built since last weeekend's problems in texas. second practise is coming to an end. about 15 minutes to go there in mexico city him and is looking pretty similar. red bull leading the way. hamilton at the moment seventh fastest. sebastian biddle doing slightly better. it's going to be a very interesting grand prix on sunday there in mexico city. let's move on to football. manchester city boss pep guardiola says he's expecting a very tough challenge to retain their title. city are top and are still unbeaten in the league — along with liverpool — but guardiola thinks as many as five teams could potentially lift the trophy in may. there's just two points difference and four, five

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. european champions cup campaign with a shock win over the three—time winners toulon. elsewhere there were wins for saracens, cardiff and gloucester, whose danny cipriani is making a late claim for another england call—up. adam wild rounds up the action. emerging into the bright lights of europe was my killie competition in glasgow, it was rather difficult to see anything, but saracens win. the english champions are proving almost impossible to stop. michael rhodes finding his way through. whilst glasgow demanded much more, it never quite came. that was the only try of the game, saracens beginning with a win in the scottish sun. whilst visitors to prolong our role was offered a word welcome. for newcastle it was a welcome back, if the champions cup game in 1a seasons. the champions cup game in 1a seasons. it took less than 20 seconds for them to be reminded how tough it can be. still, toulon are not the side that they once were. this second outbreak almost got them in at the corner, a

charles mcdaniel was buried today in greenwood indiana full military honors. the army had to clean them dated -- dead when they could not find his body. during the past summer north korea turned over 55 boxes believes to contain the remains of american service members killed during the korean war. daniel's remains were identified on september 12.>>> the migrant caravan that is been making its way northward through mexico, has hit a roadblock. a line of mexican police officers cut off access to a highway preventing the migrants from moving forward. texico has been stepping up efforts to halt the advance of the caravan. they're just heading to the u.s. yesterday in offered temporary identification papers and jobs to migrants who register for a silent there. president trump has brenda closed the border and cut aid to countries in attempt to stop the caravan. >>> fighter jets hits more than rockets fired into israel. latest flareup of violence is being described as the heaviest exchange of firepower in the region. >> reporter: tensions are rising in the middle eas

she pounced on alex greenwood posta pass before the goal—tender rescue the situation.tested them. but the lionesses had to settle for a 1—0 win. the score may not reflect the dominance but went like this against one of the world's top teams just eight months after the world cup, will be seen as a solid start to their preparation. hgppy solid start to their preparation. happy to have won the game. disappointed that we only had one goal. i think that's a big need work on but that's what these are for. the fact that we have beaten brazil is fantastic and the fact we are disappointed that we haven't scored more goals is a good thing. marta came, england conquered. next up is australia on tuesday night. it was a fantastic atmosphere because my family were watching the game. also coming up in the programme we'll be live in vegas ahead of connor mcgregor‘s much anticipated ufc return to the 0ctagon this weekend. and the third edition of the summer youth 0lympics opens in buenos aires in argentina later this evening. team gb has 43 athletes in argentina. lewis hamilton will st

about post reconstruction white terrorism against black people in places as far away as oklahoma greenwood oklahoma otherwise known as white wall street and these were black people who were successful ok and white posses came in and destroyed that's how the deaths of three hundred people in one thousand left homeless so we're not being honest about that we're not going to get to the root of the problem white supremacy found in the united states of america white supremacy exists in the united states of america and white supremacy is rising across the world in brazil with their recent elections we know there is a white supremacist vacuum that's going to be opened up with the departure of angela merkel so far ok say that there is white supremacy is just also and he has to be honest about this the president of the united states that i am a nationalist that has visceral reaction implications and i ended that anthony and his sorry guys we've run out of time thank you both hillary mérat one and i'm julie rajan right and thank you both for coming into the fight about it thank you two minutes a lyi

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines tonight: quiet in more waysue. marko arnautovic strikies in vienna as northern ireland are beaten by austria, their second defeat of the campaign. and leinster get their european cup title defence off to the best possible start with a near 50 point thrashing of wasps. so lots to get through tonight, we're starting with football and england and northern ireland's second games in their uefa nations league campaigns. england endured an eerily silent goalless draw with croatia — played behind closed doors in rijeka due to the uefa ban on croatian home support. meanwhile northern ireland were beaten i—nil by austria in vienna. nick parrot rounds—up the action. from the greatest stage, to the quietest. almost 80,000 fans were at the world cup semifinal between england and croatia. three months later there were —— there were officially none. some always find a way to see their side, though. it was an experience they are unlikely to forget, but not for footballing reasons. with no atmosphere both teens looked flat, only

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines tonight.p a showdown with old rivals warrington. glenn murray gives brighton only their second win of the season, beating west ham at home. and jorge lorenzo walks away from this huge crash at the inaugral thailand moto gp. we're starting with rugby league because this year's grand final line up has been decided. and once again, it's between wigan and warrington. the two old foes will meet at old trafford next saturday after wigan comfortably beat castleford 13—0 in tonight's second semi—final. joe lynsky reports. in super league, a season's artwork can come down to one friday night shuffle. when it could finish at one point above castleford in the regular season but that is enough for home advantage. and games at this magnitude, that make all the difference. the early... 0ver this magnitude, that make all the difference. the early... over the line. crucially, that was the first half's only breakthrough. for all kosovar‘s tenacity, they struggle to get forward. by the second half, this the sea

john greenwood's view -- yvonne: the guy let it go in a way because trade wars are going to be going on. they're digging their heels so perhaps that may not be the best step for china right now. measures from china according to our sources that they might be helping out some of these carmakers as well by cutting their taxes there. that is certainly going to be helping a health. we saw some carmakers jumping today. pretty mixed bag, tepid compared to the wall street session of course which was huge swings in the market and we ended with things lower on wall street. mostly lower, taking a look. hong kong stocks still out of favor close to 1% right now and japan nikkei stocks about 163 points but for the most part chinese stocks are under pressure here. today we saw the dollar nudge higher. i think the highest in the last two months or jumping the most in the last two months. it tends to get that status evident we see some of these trade headlines with president trump saying if the talks with president xi fail, they may be seeing another round of tariffs in the pipeline. the dollar-yen

the remains were buried yesterday in greenwood, indiana with full military honors. they declared the 32-year-old soldier dead when they could not find his body. during the past summer they turned over 55 boxes believed to contain the remains of american service members killed during the korean war. he remains unidentified -- >>> leaders of the migrant caravan -- they would later hold a meeting on the matter today in mexico. mexican law enforcement has been stepping up efforts to halt the advance of the caravan which is on its way here to the united states. on friday mexico's government offer temporary identification papers and jobs to the migrants who registered for asylum in their country. president has threatened to closed the mexican border in an attempt to stop the caravan. there is some bad news on the  job front. a new report shows the united states is losing thousands of jobs to china every year. economic policy institute says between 2001 and 2017 more than 562,000 jobs from california alone were displaced to china. reports site outsourcing by the tech ind

it was on this phone that the call came in for eric greenwood. it was his wife calling, or so he thought. >> i pick it up and there's scream and crying. we have her hostage here. you're going to do as i told. do not get off this phone. then he told me he wanted me to get $1,500 and go over to the safeway and buy these money pack cards. >> reporter: eric did just that. he scratched off the code on the back of these cards and read it back to the caller, who screaming in the background and panic mode eric says he accidentally hung up. >> i called her back and she answers. she's liup? i'm like, i'm on the way home. right then i knew, i got scammed. >> reporter: eric is himself a crime fighter of sorts. he runs a facebook page willow glen neighborhood watch and he can't believe he fell for the scam. i probably lost 2 pounds of water sweating, you know. but i tried to stay calm. >> reporter: what made this so credible is the call appeared to come from his wife's cell phone. detectives say the scam usually involves the victim wiring funds to the fake ca

lee greenwood. ♪ i'm proud to be an american >> i'm going to play more. >> remember my statement, whato you have to lose? guess what? they all believe it now. what do you have to lose? we are doing great as a country. but i'm so proud. i am so proud of the kind of numbers you're hearing. my administration is fighting every day to deliver safety, opportunity, and justice for everybody, for everybody. we're asking as an example all african-american voters to honor us with their support this november. get away from the democrats. >> so hiss comme comments there cozying up to kanye as if he's trying to talk to black voter. >> because kanye is totally roept of your -- >> he's trying to convince white voters he's not racist. that's what he's doing. >> absolutely. >> that hug was everything he wanted. >> absolutely. he's done this with kanye. he's done this citing the unemployment numbers. they're a continuation of a trend that began under obama, but beyond that, you know, he's done this when he said he loved the mexicans as evidenced by eating from a taco bowl and saying -- you know, he poin

is it lee greenwood around?ughs] he has a few celebrities, but he can't even have like one celebrity, one african-american celebrity, and that guy had to be destroyed. i just think, what is the bigal deal if kanye west is there? why are liberal so worried about it? >> is in a list artist that's made to a huge family. that's why you see don lemon trying to discredit him. >> laura: kanye made a hit at the kardashians, a nice gesture, like we don't have a lot of male influence. it was like, okay, i'm not going near that. [laughs] final thought. >> if we look at the republican party, and it's funny when we say democrats are a monolith. we all know who the monolith is here. >> all right. i want to have you on for the whole hour but they are telling me i can't do that. for more insight into the mind of president trump andme conservative populism that drove him to office, be sure to pick up a copy of my new book, it's in paperback. ck being "busting the barricades." and what's next? whatan about the political ramificat

we're joined by scott greenwood, canadian american business council ceo. coming on today. we appreciate the perspective. i think, there are a lot of writing earlier this was, kind of the new nafta, same as old nafta, significant differences, especially autos. what stood out to you as maybe the biggest win as we could put it that way for businesses? >> what stands out to me, connell, we've taken a step back from the brink of economic chaos, which we were standing on. earlier, david and melissa we were talking about grover norquist, tariffs are taxes on the american people. we were in the world of tariffs and retaliation. we haven't quite solved the steel and aluminum tariffs yet. connell: right. >> this took away a lot of uncertainty. took a way a lot of investment uncertainty, took us back for the brink of jumping over a cliff. this is $1.2 trillion relationship. this is the largest in the world. awfully significant today. not only done but not. connell: it was not necessarily about all the details, now we know, now we can plan for the future. to your poin

his grandmother who is alive in greenwood, delaware, i'll be with her on her birthday. bring her flowers, she thinks i'm her second son. dementia now. this is kind of husband i've years, th martha for 32 the father i was for my step-son, greg. am. kind of father i every year for 40 years, people like you, my friend, dredged to create mchief for me. doesn't work. it didn't work 30 years ago, 20 ears ago, it didn't work 10 years ago. it is not going to work this time either, the reason why, voters have voted on this, they considered it and they say, we are not going there. this year is over, they will not go there again. to that, call a halt ask a halt to that topic. adequately.overed there are some questions about social media i'd like to move to at this point. i'd like to ask you, do you think social media in this ountry played a positive or negative role on the democratic process, both in the united world? and in the mr. arlett? mr. arlett: i think it's played has played. what it believe that social media has gone to another sphere as far as people having the opportuni

the midwestern community of greenwood in tulsa oklahoma was the most affluent black community in america with over three hundred black owned businesses known as black wall street. in main one nine hundred twenty one the whole thirty five block neighborhood was obliterated by a white mob triggered by a false rumor that a black man had raped a white girl homes businesses schools and churches were burned and bombed and over one hundred people died. while a massacre after another and you sort of rolled across the country all of these riots where thousands of black people were killed if you study history you see that this is been a continuous. a continuous assault on black people yeah we we think there is a giant. and we think it needs to be met because i think it is a just response to america's history my family's. you know status and wealth has as has been has benefited from from their choice to enslave people the total number is staggering of whites who owned at least one black body you know it would have at least half at least half up the population white population i actually met recentl

the midwestern community of greenwood in tulsa oklahoma was the most affluent black community in america with over three hundred black owned businesses known as black wall street. in main one nine hundred twenty one the whole thirty five block neighborhood was obliterated by a white mob triggered by a false rumor that a black man had raped a white girl homes businesses schools and churches were burned and bombed and over one hundred people died. while a massacre after another in a sort of rolled across the country all of these riots where thousands of black people were killed if you study history you see that this is been a continuous. a continuous assault on by people yeah we we think there is a giant. and we think it needs to be met because i think it is a just response to america's history my family's. you know status and wealth as has been has benefited from from their choice to enslave people the total number is staggering of whites only at least one black body you know would have at least half at least probably a good white population i actually met recently the descent descendants

the midwestern community of greenwood in tulsa oklahoma was the most affluent black community in america with over three hundred black owned businesses known as black wall street. in main one nine hundred twenty one the whole thirty five block neighborhood was obliterated by a white mob triggered by a false rumor that a black man had raped a white girl homes businesses schools and churches were burned and bombed and over one hundred people died. while a massacre after another in a sort of rolled across the country all of these riots where thousands of black people were killed. if you study history you see that this is been a continuous a continuous assault on by people yeah we we think there is a giant. and we think it needs to be met because i think it is a just response to america's history my family's. you know status and wealth as has been has benefited from from their choice to enslave people the total number is staggering of whites only at least one black body you know would have at least half at least half up with its large population white population i actually met recently the d

the media commentary, let's bring in from south carolina, columbia, the high country, walter todd, greenwood/o. jpmorgan is one of the top holdings. -- cio. allison, let's start with you. what jumped out for you with these numbers? >> the bottom line the. beat. return on tangible common coming in at 70%, strong. the provision. credit continues to be -- a couple years ago jamie dimon said never, ever better. it continues to get better. jason: walter, you are a holder. is this what you are looking for from jamie dimon? walter: it is a solid quarter. not a home run. more like a double. given the market and shares over the past week, this is a solid moving higher. i was struck by the 6% core growth. that is solid, better than expectations. i'm not worried about the slowdown in ficc, given that the third quarter includes the slower summer months. alix: were you buying on the dip? walter: certainly with new money coming in from clients, we were buyers over the past several days. financials in general have been disappointing this year. we are hopeful they can catch a bid on the rebound as interest

is lifting over parts of san pablo bay, out to vallejo, baby hindenburg, american canyon towards greenwoodato and some of the activity popping up as well around the block and he does and also towards point reyes, inverness, bolinas and stinson beach. in between windsor, north of creighton. there are still a few. a lot of activity out in the valley. things have calmed down in the last couple of hours. below is moving south and it will send in some this morning but it is on its way out. muggy conditions, 60s for lowe's. yesterday was 80s and muggy conditions in the. hardly a drop and then for others, torrential rain. it was really good for the north bay. today it will be mainly to the south for the morning and then in the afternoon, should be cooler as we get a northwest breeze as the high pressure kicks in. 60s and 70s for many. >>> the traffic looks okay. we will show you the bay bridge in a little bit. the bridge traffic is not bad. i checked it out but i will tell you what is slow is the traffic on the east shore freeway. let's start there but i will show you the bridge. 80 westbound slo

lizzie greenwood hughes will be here with more in the next hour. goodbye for now.is breached. david shukman has travelled to the mekong delta in vietnam, one of the areas most vulnerable to the effects of rising sea levels. he sent this report. i'm in the incredibly hot mekong delta in the south of vietnam. this region is described as one of the most vulnerable anywhere in the world to the effects of climate change. i'm on board with a team of scientists, so let's find out what they're investigating. one of the scientists on board is professor dan parsons from the university of hull. just to interrupt for a second, what are you trying to find out here? we're using this acoustic sonar technology to map the flows of water, of sand, silts, across this large delta plain. how much is this region changing? it's changing rapidly and changing very significantly. you found out the amount of silt carried by the river has reduced dramatically. the silt is what actually builds the land up here. how serious is the situation? absolutely right, the silt and the sands that are del