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bush: i had an opportunity to talk to kate hard hartley, she was very informative. i think -- a minute or two, to put context into the housing bond. because the housing bond is a little different than the bonds othave. s we have the city doing the cruction and this one, it's not the city. what happened in many bonds is that there is not as much specificity as you expect, which makes it harder to evaluate, that people are getting what they thought they were getting. that can be advantage in how w spend the money and it can be a concern for people in the community. for example, if you thought a park was coming in by you and it's not going to come in by you, you don't know for sure why that is. t i make clear is the that the city is not gaining the bond, it's not playing politics with it. there are developments that require the city to be more nimble in how its spending money. some of the ones that need to be acknowledged is the north bay wildfires, that destroyed hundreds of homes. the explosion in construction in the city. both of which created a heavy demand for tra

resulted in hartley heading to hospital for a check—up. to return to the top of the drivers standings while hamilton finished in fifth place. while hamilton finished all of the day's top stories are on the bbc sport website including wales's geraint thomas winning cycling's criterium du dauphine, with england's adam yates finishing in second place. that's all from the bbc sport centre. the football world cup gets under way in russia on thursday, with the hosts taking on saudi arabia in moscow. while thousands of fans will travel to the country, billions will be watching around the globe, giving russia a golden opportunity to boost its image, after several recent diplomatic controversies. to boost its image, after several our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg has more. russia's singing grannies are on a mission. to give russia a friendlier face for the world cup. these bubbly babushkas have penned a world cup anthem. and produced a pop video to go with it. the message to foreign football fans —, you have nothing fans — you have nothing t

in 2015 he said the problem with hartley he is a veteran bad journalist and proudly irresponsible like charlie have go. that was weeks after the attack on the newspaper in paris. in 2016 alleged shooter jarrod ramos posted about the appellate judge who upheld the ruling against him, quoting i think moreland should kill himself but i hope he lives to see this. for two years jarrod ramos did not post anything until today when he wrote this about the judge, quote, blank you, leave me alone, judge moreland. even though police say he was targeting the capital newspaper the suspect was fully aware the report he thought with was no longer working there. we have learned the suspect works for the federal government at the department of labor. shannon: thank you very much. local police staying tightlipped executing search warrants not releasing a lot of details yet but let's break down what we know with intelligence analyst and former cia officer and randy sutton, former lieut. with las vegas police department, thank you for being with us tonight. what do you make of what we know so far? >> a fe

that very same seismometers that you check marks movements are spot in the grand vibrating as loud hartley's and mudflows coming down the sides of the mountain sever is warning now of the last of the accidents on the surface of us being rained on is running down the surface as the kind of mud flows and warnings of those mudflows are being given so. it's not a happy situation but i think that learning how to communicate the dangers to the local people that and they think if i said all that we're hearing about more is options how likely is a tell it is option of the few. other eruptions aging negligible but then the important question is how big will the future eruptions be what we had four days ago is probably the biggest eruption we're going to get this year of eruptions i would expect to be smaller and less damaging and in any case most. vulcanologists even the return to us from new hampshire in the u.k. . thank you very much for that analysis you're welcome. turkish versions living abroad have started casting early ballots in the country's snap elections on june twenty fourth here in germa

not so for the home favourite, lance, colliding with hartley who went to hospital after this coming together. lewis hamilton's called on the championship lead slip at this moment. red bull's daniel ricciardo left this road ahead for a victorious vettel. he has 50 formula 1wins. two thirds of the season is still to go. james burford, bbc news. i said yesterday how much this place means for ferrari. from the moment we touched down, to have a race like today, it was unbelievable. after a long time, a long stretch of not winning here, with ferrari, we are so happy. some stunning news from the world of cricket, as scotland have beaten the world number ones england for the first time winning their one off one day international in edinburgh by 6 runs. the scots set england a target of 372 from 50 overs after callum macleod made an unbeaten century. that would have been the second highest run chase in history, but england looked likely to do it after a lightning fast start, which sanonny bairstow reach three figures for the third odi in a row. but england then lost regular wickets, as the scots bowl

meanwhile, both brendon hartley and home favourite lance stroll are out of the race after this collisions in. geraint thomas has won cycling's criterium de dauphine, the warm up race for the tour de france. the welshman finished just behind adam yates on the final stage today to hold onto the leader's yellowjersey. thomas and yates with a british one—two in the overall stadings. it's the sixth success for team sky in the last eight years with chris froome and bradley wiggins having won the race prior to winning the tour de france. the former wales and sunderland boss chris coleman is back in management — at chinese side, hebei china fortune. coleman left sunderland at the end of the season after they were relegated from the championship. he replaces manuel pellegrini — who left the chinese super league club to join west ham united. world cup favourites brazil warmed up for the tournament with a 3—nil win against austria. neymar was making his first start since february but it didn't show as he doubled brazil's lead midway through the second half. there were also goals for gabriel jesus a

i'm joined today by our director kate hartley. brian chu and kelly kirkpatrick from the mayor's budget office and we're happy to answer any questions that you have. >>> great, thank you very much. i guess my first question is, correct me if i'm wrong, but i believe that mayor lee's plan was to cut budget by 15% in the fall of last year? by 15%? no, it wasn't quite that much. >>> how much was it? >>> i don't remember. do you remember the target? >>> the target proposal was 2.5% proposals from all departments. >>> does that include the mayor's office? did he himself impose those cuts? >>> working with t department, workedo submit the mayor's budget together. all departments are asked to submit target proposals and we take ones that don't require service reductions. >>> i know it was submitted. was it built into the budget? >>> we largely took target reductions from the department of public health. and it actually wasn't a reduction. we looked at places where there was growth of revenue to help support the budget, to help balance the

. >> reporter: in 2011 thomas hartley wrote an article called jarrod wants to be your friend. the piece detailed how ramos stalked a womaner he went to high school women calling her vulgar names and saying you'll need a restraining order now and quoting again, "you can't make me stop i know things about you . " though he later pled guilty he sued the "capital gazette" for defamation and the dismissal was upheld of the maryland court of special appeals with the judge righting ramos had a fundamental failure to understand what defamation law is. ramos then created a twitter account using the handle eric hartley, the reporter who wrote the stalking story. ramos later posted threats on the account quoting, "yes, you move to -- in reference saying leaving "the gazette" saying, kill yourself. he said he's a veteran journalist and unresponsible like charlie hebdo. it came weeks after the attack on the charlie hebdo attack in paris. and then he began posting messages about the appellate judge who upheld the ruling against him quoting here "i'd say he should kill himself but hope he li

. >> one guy we have seen a lot is justin hartley. >> i just watched last night.oo many margaritas. >> that margarita hangover is a little different when you're awakened by a baby. >> yeah, exactly. >> dale and amy's edition begins tomorrow on diy network. >>> still ahead -- >> this is a real story. >> tiffany haddish. homeless. >> nobody knew. it was a secret. >> how kevin hart saved her from the street. >> there's though cure for what you have. >> oh, my god. >>> plus, our leann rimes coyote ugly flashback friday exclusive. the one thing she would like the forget. >> you want to know what comes into mind? >>> closed captions provided by -- ♪ >>> all right. so how is this for inspiring story? last night, kevin hart shared about how years ago, he helped out a then unknown and homeless tiffany haddish. >> i knew tiffany when tiffany was homeless. she was living out of her car. and in my pocket, i had $300. i was like, yorks here. that money she took, went, got a motel. was able to stay for a week. used the proper bathroom. to this day, she's yet to bring up the mon

>> hartley ever right? meghan markle is traveling side by side with the queen.lready suffered one moment. we have all details inside their royal girls' trip. this was meghan's first appearance with the queen without harry. arriving in cheshire, england, via the royal train, the occasion signaled that the queen is all aboard team meghan. >> the queen extended an arm of friendship, but she's making the time in her very busy schedule to say to meghan, okay, i'm going show you personally the royal ropes. >> meghan's one of a kind belted cape dress was created by claire waight keller for givenchy. that's the same designer of her wedding gown. the 92-year-old monarch and her granddaughter-in-law seemed very chummy together seated on the stage. >> meghan whispered into the queen's ear and had her in stitches of laughter. it was a very guarded momentment you don't often see the queen in laughter ♪ the wheels on the bus go round and round ♪ >> the duchess was wearing brand new pearl and diamond earrings, a gift from the queen. >>by don't know if they were new or part of

the style of a scottish hunting dodge, now owned by fourth-generation kenyans tanya and mikey carr-hartley. sticking their heads in bedroom windows. mingling with the guests at tea time. >> they love interaction. >> they all have different characters. >> reporter: even interrupting our interview. >> oh my goodness! i just got nudged. >> currently there are 12 giraffes here. so we have margaret, thelma, stacy, and right at the end is kelly. kelly, you can see she's slightly pregnant. the stomach is slightly distended. >> reporter: but it's not all tea and crumpets for these genteel giants. giraffes are facing what experts call a silent extinction. their population down 40% in 20 years. they were only classified as vulnerable for the first time in december of 2016. >> some of the species are down 60% of their original numbers. by 2030, if the trend continues, a lot of the species will be extinct. >> reporter: to put it in perspective there are far more elephants, whose plight is much more well known, than giraffes. 500,000, versus just 90,000. which is news even to their guests. >> i didn't

forests if the books the hop pay and the metaphor is happy so the models in the beds of all said hartley said we need to look after the books and everything else will fall into line. can't be a week has been described as a little brownfield rain forest and i can definitely see why. there are bugs everywhere so many that a team of volunteers carry out surveying work throughout the whole year rorion image and already have their morning's work set out on their table which double. as a lab i don't want to reach here what's going on in here this was really active. beatles there's a predator a living this back grounds come to what we got a few species that are actually only found here did you catch these all today or over the past week do you think spring day to day you still see this in which diversity of life here. and what will this help you moving forward so give us a girl run our hair and not wait we can see how it's improved on what we see more of what we're doing regular studies like this in such. like it is really important to see how the rest the country is doing do you release the in

and got away to a clean start but there was a big crash further down the field new zealand brenton hartley was taken to hospital for a cautionary scan after getting airborne when lance strolled trolled him into the wall on the summit and finished back in fifth to hand settle a one point lead in the overall standings. perfect really good away a good way to describe unbelievable i mean i said yesterday how much this place means for ferrari i think your we see it from the moment we touched down we come here. to have a race like we have today is unbelievable fifty four people i think after a long time a long stretch that ferrari didn't win here i saw the people around there were so happy so yeah i'm sure they would have a they had a blast and they will have a blast in my. tearing a veil has come from behind to win the rally sardinia by one of the closest margins a world rally championship history the belgian started the final stage point eight of a second behind a frenchman to bust but his then drive saw him turn that round into a zero point seven second when world the third smallest winning m

wallace hartley was the leader of the eight person band on the titanic.ome of the songsjust to keep the mood light on the ship, and as the night went on, the songs got more and more sombre, until they played nearer my god to thee. the captain said, you know, stand at your station, be british. the engine room went on and the band played and they all passed away. you had women and children first, you had all of these dramatic acts that were played out by all the people that were on board, that i think is straight out of central casting. straight out of hollywood. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team football fever has spread all the way to the united nations, ambassadors to the security council wearing t—shirts. the un secretary general took on the role of a referee. much more on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello once again, thanks forjoining me. let's get you right up to date with how we see the next few days or so across all parts of the british isles. storm hecto

and got away to a clean start but there was a big crash further down the field new zealand brenton hartley was taken to hospital for a cautionary scan after getting airborne when lance strolled drove him into the wall on lewis hamilton finished back in fifth to hand that off a one point lead in the overall standings. however it was really a good way good way to describe unbelievable i mean i said yesterday how much this place means for ferrari i think you received from the moment we touched down we come here. to have a race like we have today is unbelievable fifty four people i think after a long time a long stretch that ferrari didn't win here i saw the people around there were super happy so yeah i'm sure they would have a they had a blast and they will have a blast tonight to interview has come from behind to win a rally sardinia by one of the closest margins a world rally championship history the belgian started the final stage point eight of a second behind a frenchman to bust but his then drive saw him turn that round into a zero point seven seconds with world the third smallest winn

got away to a clean start but there was a big crash further down the field new zealander branded hartley was taken to hospital for a scan after getting airborne when last stroll drove him into the walk lewis hamilton finished back and said to hand that all a one point lead in the overall standings. i think is a really good way i mean good way to describe unbelievable i mean i said yesterday how much this place means for ferrari i think we see it from the moment we touch down we come here and to have a race like we have today it's unbelievable fifty fold here but i think after a long time a long stretch that ferrari didn't win here i saw the people around there were super happy so yeah i'm sure they would have or they had a blast and they will have a blast in my. roughen adele's participation at wimbledon is in doubt the spaniard says he'll have to wait and see how his body recovers that bell and vall clay court season by winning his eleventh french open title on sunday while random earth reports thank you very much i don't like team has been the only man to be rough i own a dog on clay i

for us if the books to hop a and the mega foreigners have pasted the mammals in the beds of also hartley said we need to look after the books and everything else will fall into line. can't be a week has been described as a little brownfield rain forest and i can definitely see why. there are bugs everywhere so many that a team of volunteers carry out surveying work throughout the whole year rorion image and already have their morning's work set out on their table which double. as a lab i don't really care what's going on here this was really active. beetles there's a predator a living this back ground. a few species that are actually only found here did you catch these all today or over the past week do you think a cold spring day today you still see this in which diversity of life here. and what will this help you through before and so give us a great run in our hair and not wait we can see how it's improved and what we're seeing more of what we're doing regular studies like this in such. like it is really important to see how the rest the country is doing do you release the insects or

wallace hartley was the leader of the eight person band on the titanic.d. at first they started with some of the songs just to keep the mood light on the ship, and as the night went on, the songs got more and more sombre, until they played nearer my god to thee. the captain said, you know, stand at your station, be british. the engine room went on and the band played and they all passed away. you had women and children first, you had all of these dramatic acts that were played out by all the people that were on board, that i think is straight out of central casting. straight out of hollywood. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team canadian police are investigating the loss of the banksy work. the print was worth $35,000 and was taken. the print was worth $35,000 and was ta ken. the disappearance print was worth $35,000 and was taken. the disappearance was discovered when police responded to a call over a break in. it has been billed as the largest collection of the anonymous artist's work. it is commercially valued at $35 million. much more

away to a clean start but there was a big crash further down the field in new zealand or brandon hartley was taken to hospital for a scan after getting airborne when lance strolled drove in into the wall. that was hamilton finished back in fifth to hand vettel a one point lead and that was for all sandy. berger's really good way a good way to describe unbelievable i mean i said yesterday how much this place means for ferrari i think you know we see it from the moment we would touch stone we come here. to have a race like we have today is unbelievable fifty four i think after a long time a long strange that ferrari didn't win here i saw the people around and there was super happy so yeah i'm sure they would have or they had a blast and they will have a blast tonight. rafa nadal has won his eleventh french open title the spaniard needing just over two and a half hours for his straight sets win over and dominic team hold the underwear reports. thank you very much i don't like taim has been the only man to beat rafael nadal on clay in the last two years that beating him the roland garros is

the beginning of the race, as home favourite lance stroll came together with toro rosso's brendon hartleyel though was never troubled and led from start to finish, to record his 50th win in formula i, becoming only the fourth person to do so. hamilton's fifth—place finish means vettel leapfrogs him in the world championship. in cricket, scotland secured a shock one day victory over world number one side england. scotland amassed their highest ever one day total of 371, thanks to an unbeaten century from calum mcleod. despite a third one day hundred in a row from jonny bairstow, england couldn't catch up as scotland recorded a six—run victory — their first ever win against england and the biggest in their cricketing history. i think that is the great thing in scotch cricket history. to have the number one team in our own backyard and the energy from the crowd today and the energy from the crowd today and to set a total like that and manchester down, what a game of cricket. certainly one of the bastions of cricket i have been involved in in anything. it was a british one—two at the leeds ro

and got away to a clean start but there was a big crash further down the field new zealand brenton hartley was taken to hospital for a cautionary scan after getting airborne when lance strolled drove him into the wall hamilton finished back in fifth to hand a one point lead in the overall standings. however it was really good we're a good way to describe unbelievable i mean i said yesterday how much this place means for ferrari i think you received from the moment we touched down we come here . to have a race like we have today is unbelievable fifty four people i think after a long time a long stretch that ferrari didn't win here i saw the people around there were super happy so yeah i'm sure they will have a they had a blast and they will have a blast tonight to interview has come from behind to win a rally sardinia by one of the closest margins a world rally championship history the belgian started the final stage point eight of a second behind the french minutes about geology but his then drive saw him turn that round into a zero point seven seconds with world the third smallest winning

in this case, it is what hartley had to say. i became a foreign correspondent covering this material and i began to think as i looked at what was happening around here, i thought i began digging into this before i introduce you to characters in the book who are not named ethan allen. where was i? you have to remember when writing, i am quoting antonio fraser who i admire as a biographer, lost my place again. talked about two problems when you write and they will fit into this and one was the peril of anachronistic judgments. i will talk about this and i will tell you, african-americans freed by the nature of the constitution in the 1777. some people -- they really weren't free because there was, it was only adultslaves. you can get into this but you have to remember at the time what the situation was and i want to talk about one of my favorite people who had a role in the emancipation. the other is the question about perils of hindsight. we all know that the patriots won the revolutionary war but they didn't know it then. it was

comes the hartley the police are always harassing us i've been detained four times accused of making noises that disturbs the settlers the settlers get annoyed by everything we do even the decorations we make for ramadan annoys them. the old city is split into the muslim jewish christian and armenian porters but for the past fifty years jewish settlers have also been moving into the muslim quarter now appear is where while settler families live and the guys stop the music as they go past the house but that's not been enough to stop the settlers complaining to the police. over that of. the settlers complained again tonight there are jewish homes here this woman says this is going to go on all month. jerusalem police told out his ear in a statement that they are constantly trying to maintain the delicate balance between allowing in ensuring the freedom of worship and religion and maintaining public order and quality of life for local residents the police see offenses of noise and disturbing the peace is one of the most serious offenses that cause harm to the public and the quality of l

, all that to come in the next half an hour, and joining me for all of it, the commentators julia hartley—brewerwelcome to both of you. first of all, here's our guide to the latest from europe in just 60 seconds. the european parliament kicked the idea of a diplomatic boycott of the world cup into row z, calling instead for the eu to simply condemn human rights violations in russia. angela merkel may be facing a coalition crisis after clashing with her interior minister over plans to turn away asylum seekers at the german border. a press conference to announce the policy was abruptly called off when it emerged mrs merkel had blocked the plans. the dutch prime minister, mark rutte, told meps that the eu should rein in its spending once the uk heads through the exits. it's only logical that the budget should shrink after brexit. and there was more belt tightening as the european parliament agreed to cut the number of meps after brexit. and critics of the so—called brussels gravy train had a headline writing field day when, yes, you guessed it, it broke down taking officials to strasbourg, leaving

[laughter] >> but in this case, i think it's what hartley had to say that sort of-- and i became a foreign correspondent, i began covering this material and i began to think, as i looked at what was happening around here and i thought, and i think i began digging into this before i introduce you to the-- some of my favorite characters in the book that are not named ethan allen. where was i? one thing i want to say is that you have to remember when writing, and i'm quoting antonio fraser who i quite admired as a biographer, to-- i lost my place again. he talked about two problems when you write. and i think they're going to certainly fit into this, and one was the peril of anachronistic judgments and i'll talk about this, for instance, the african-americans who were here or who were freed by the nature of the constitution of 1777. and some people point out, well, they really weren't-- they really weren't free because it was-- there was, it was only for adult slaves and so we can get at this, but you have to remember the time and what the situation was. and i'm going to talk about one of my

and on the replay you can see hartley in the red bull gets squished against the wall.he strike -- down the truck. those cars cost about $10 million. one left to go, a model waves the checkered flag, she was told to do it via marshall. the problem, there was one lap to go. they call the race and there is the winner, sebastian battle who takes the checkered flag and he is the winner at the canadian grand prix. that is it for me for now but myself and mark will be back for sports wrap at 1130 p.m. now it is time for more news. >>> coming up next. >> dramatic video, police pull an unconscious man from a burning car, another person in the vehicle was killed, both people linked to a serious crime. >>> police began to follow the vehicle connected to a san francisco kidnapping. it ended with a crash that you just saw. at the intersection of west macarthur boulevard. hello again. >> police say the suspect -- the kidnapping victim managed to escape prior to the crash by using an emergency release lever inside the trunk. she is being treated at a hospital but is expected to survi

honorable mayor mark ferrell who again apologizes for not being here it is my pleasure to introduce kate hartley. >> thank you gail. i am so happy to be here and be here with all the amazing people in this area who made this happen. mayor ferrell sends his regret. he really wanted to be here today. he's been so thrilled with the opportunity to come to buildings like this and see the amazing work and the transformation of these project. we are so lucky to be able to do this work and our city is so much better for the opportunity to have housing like this and allow all the seniors and help all the seniors and residents of buildings like 666 ellis stay here and be part of our great city. this work took so many people in 2014 when we started it was overwhelming and scary and so many times where we thought this is not going to work and here we are a great success and it's only because of the contributions of everyone here today. i want to say thank you to bank of america, ari and tom newman here today. we could not have done it without you. bank of america stepped up in a way that was unprecedented.

hartley was able to get away...( james ) the bay area leads the nation in creating instant millionaires. people who bought their homes twenty years ago are now cashing in. the real estate website 'property sharks says the bay area alone generated more than 300 real estate millionairs based on home sales alone. thanks to the tech boom... most have been in or near silicon valley. ( james ) in the south bay... the santa clara county board of supervisors has approved 25-million- dollars for a first-time home buyer program. according to the county, the money will reach about 250 home buyers in the first five years by covering down payments of up to 17-percent of the homes value. the loan program doesn't require monthly principal or interest payments. buyers will have to repay once the the maturity date is reached... the home is sold.. or the first mortgage is refinanced. ( james ) the san andreas fault is long overdue for a large earthquake... and a new discovery is telling us where ground zero might be for the next big

hartley sunny at lunch time and approaching upper 60s. 60 degrees., pockets of fog coast side. right around the bay. clouds gradually clear to the shoreline. revealing partly cloudy skies. inland spots, upper 80s and close to 90 degrees for thursday. you will notice the change in temperatures tomorrow. triple digit heat is coming. we will have more coming up. >>> a manager at a san francisco diner says he is scared to go to work. coming up, we will talk with the legal expert about the prostitution problem the manager says he is facing. what he is asking the city to do. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this c

. >> good morning, kate hartley, i'm the director of the mayor's office of housing and community development we are pleased to be here today to report good progress on our $310 million affordable housing bond. as you recall, we had three categories of expenditures, public housing, affordable housing, low-income housing which h a subset of low-income housing for the mission neighborhood, and middle income housing. the first bond issuance is projected to be 93% expended by 2018 and fully expended by 2019 and we do have a little bit of news to just follow up on. we presentationed this information at our last meeting and we did reallocate funds in our low-income housing category. we took funding that we had reserved for 250 laguna honda road for senior housing and applied it to senr housing at 296 shotwell. 448 mission, we moved that to family housing in the embarcadero neighborhood at 88 broadway. i want to state for the record and this is something you'll be interested in, there were some news reports regarding our reallocation ofunding for 250 laguna honda that suggest thad the reason we pull

john hartley in chippenham says a third ru nway hartley in chippenham says a third runway at heathrowhigh—speed rail routes should have been sorted before hand. we will talk what you think of the plans for a third runway. still to come... a woman reunites with her mother after a failed abortion meant she survived the termination. how much do you use your smartphone and how much do your kids? apple has unveiled new features to help people control their phone use, sending users a weekly report on their screen time. time for the latest news. here's joanna gosling. controversial plans for a third runway at heathrow airport are expected to be approved by ministers today, after years of argument and delay. in a matter of weeks mps could be asked to vote on the expansion which has faced fierce opposition from campaigners who say it will increase noise and breach limits on air pollution. rescue teams in guatemala are continuing to search for dozens of missing people, after the country's most violent volcanic eruption in more than a century. hot rock, ash and mud flung from the fuego volcano h

wallace hartley was the leader of the eight person band on the titanic.to keep the mood light on the ship. and as the night went on, the songs got more and more sombre until they played, nearer thy god to me. the captain said, stand at your station, be british. and the engine room went on, and the band played, and they all passed away. you had women and children first. you had all of these dramatic acts that were played out by all the people that were aboard. i think it's straight out of central casting, straight out of hollywood. the headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. in a moment we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two — first we leave you with for a look at the weather... the lunchtime news is coming up next at 12 o'clock instead of one o'clock because of the world cup. first, the weather coverage with simon king. what about storm hector? yesterday was very interesting with storm hector giving us some strong wind but that has moved towards scandinavia. quiet conditions now, lighter wind and plenty of sunshine. this from a weather watcher in s