well done hastings pier., halloween is fairly quiet, nothing to fight for as far as the weather is going, quite misty over the hills, northern ireland once again, we have cloud and outbreaks of rain, wettest of all the across parts of scotland. there will be clear skies in the north, and clearer conditions at times over england and wales, mist and fog forming a cool stock to wednesday. the wettest spots will be in argyll and bute towards glasgow, part of ayrshire as well, and possibly stirling, dundee and edinburgh and the north of northern ireland. more than that, showers, a blustery wind across northern ireland, and across england and wales, there will be better cloud breaks expected on wednesday afternoon, a bit more sunshine and that will make it feel warmer. not too bad, even with that cloud and rain across parts of southern scotland which turn lighter and patchy through the day, patchy rain and drizzle will work southwards into parts of northern ireland later. all duty this weather front with into thurs

hastings pier...ing i would like to acknowledge that you've all done fine buildings, but it seems that this year what really captured the imagination was not doing one! indeed, it's nickname is "the plank", but what they've actually created is a park over the ocean. 145 years after it was first opened it is, once again, a new building. britain's best new building. what are your thoughts looking out on this now? oh, i love it. it's just so peaceful. david sillito, bbc news, hastings. before we go, a reminder of our main story tonight: at least eight people have been killed and a dozen injured in a terror attack in new york. a truck ploughed into a pedestrian and cycle path and the driver got out with two handguns before he was shot by police. he's now in custody and has been named as sayfullo saipov. the city's mayor said the city would be resilient in the face of an act that aimed to intimidate. there is more on that story on the bbc news khannel. mchlt hello. this is bbc news with me rebecca jones. m

history is everywhere and hastings and tour guide erica barrett knows all about it from up here there is a good view of the english channel this is where the normans came over from france and ten sixty six the last time england was invaded the french have historically been britain's biggest enemy when the wind blew that. too for all. the men of hastings went to do it for all and when the wind blew this way the french came and took it back again and the reason which. but what does this animosity mean for the vote for breck's it the british people have a famously stubborn streak can this be explained by their history and is it this quest for any pendants why they voted to leave the e.u. erica barrow does not regret having voted for breakfast and haws any influence from brussels it is regarded as an invasion of our liberties if you like what englishman consider is the right tradition and by right the very feel has been eroded if you miles further inland is where the actual battle against the normans took place people here don't follow the bricks of negotiations closely but most think tha

we visited hastings to find out. >> history is everywhere in hastings, and to our guide erica bennettknows all about it. there was a good view of the english channel. this is where the normans came over in 66, the last time england was invaded. the french have historically been britain's biggest enemy. >> when the wind blew that way, the men of hastings went to raid fonts. when the wind blew this way, the french came and took their revenge. what does this animosity mean for the vote for brexit. the british people have a famously stubborn streak, can this be explained by the history? is this quest for independence why they voted to leave the eu? erica beran does not regret voting for brexit. >> it is regarded as an inflation of our liberties. what englishmen consider is there's my tradition -- consider is theirs by tradition. a few miles further inland, is the battle -- where the battle took place. people here who don't follow the brexit negotiations closely, but the u.k. is on the right track, most think. >> i think we will be able to share the world. maybe go it alone. i think we wil

——justin hastings. north korea, you need to leave eventually. -- justin hastings.ht your book a most enterprising country. that is not a lot of people about north korea. they are enterprising in the sense that they need means to make money. the government does not provide for them, and is harmfulfor their lifestyle, so they need to make money by any means they can, by any means they can be a legal or illegal, to survive. in your book, you based a lot of your analysis on the people you spoke to in the border area with china. i know that china, adding recently announced an orderfor north china, adding recently announced an order for north korean china, adding recently announced an orderfor north korean companies operating in china to leave. they will have a huge impact of the people you spoke to. yes. most of the people we spoke to were chinese trading or in ventures with north korea. so depending on how the regulation is enforced, this could have a major impact on north korean trade. but if north cred does shift to chinese companies, it might not have that big an ef

nevertheless, hastings pier is in the running now for building of the year.t are your thoughts looking out on this now? i love it. it is just so peaceful. and you can see all the nominated buildings on the bbc arts website and find out who is the winner of the riba stirling prize for architecture live on the bbc news channel tonight at 8.30pm. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather now. good afternoon. not as bright as it was there in hastings through my front door, but nowhere near as bad as it has been quite widely across northern and western parts of scotla nd northern and western parts of scotland this morning. for a little bit more of the ways of you need to come further south, this is down towards worcestershire this morning. there are gaps appearing in this cloud across the southern counties of england and wales. there is the odd glimmer of sunshine to be had across the eastern side of scotland. you get the sense from the picture that there is a lot of cloud, but at least with the breeze coming in from the south west it isn't a cold afternoon. th

but there are some hurdles that reid hastings and netflix have to get over.he big one is the price increase of $1 to $2 a month that he announced. that could have a deleterious impact on earnings for the next two quarters the biggest problem is the mounting debt. netflix has $28 billion of off balance sheet obligations and liabilities, that number keeps growing because this year alone they're spending over $8 billion on new content so netflix really is having to feed the beast to stay up there. they have a 250 times pe they have a $90 billion market cap, i suppose the headline beyond the earnings is the fact that reed hastings says we're not buying the weinstein company, which would not be a bad deal, because they pick up a couple hundred movies, very good movies for not a lot of money. >> but porter, you say they're feeding this content beast it is paying off, the subscriber numbers again very impressive. this was actually meant to be a seasonally weak quarter for them on sub growth. >> most of those new subscriber are coming from outside the u.s. they just

hastings: mr. speaker, i will either reserve my time or continue to closing, dependent upon my colleagues, if he has additional presenters, then i'll reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida reserves. the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: we do have one more speaker and we will be ready to cloudy skies. mr. speaker, it is my privilege to recognize my colleague from georgia from georgia's 12th congressional district, congressman rick allen for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. allen: thank you, doug. rise today to support my fellow colleague's bill. one of the biggest complaints i hear about the federal government is the lack of accountability or these back-room deals. when glaring example of this is sue andreferenced to as settle. left-leaning groups would sue a federal agency to try and enact regulatory changes without going through the normal rulemaking process. both parties, the federal government and special interest groups settle in

horrifying but this is what they do. >> as the day's visitors begin to arrive, investigator hastingsnd members of the sheriff's emergency response team will keep an eye on one inmate in particular from a security room inside the visitation area. >> this is the window we sit at and watch that has the film on it. they can't see us. we also have cameras we monitor to catch them. >> we have information from an informant that the girlfriend might be passing heroin to her boyfriend. >> actually two informants told me. >> that's her. >> the suspected inmate's girlfriend arrives and gives him a kiss. >> keep an eye out. >> usually when you catch them, they give themselves away. it's body language. she's got nothing in her hands. >> he's pretty rock solid. he's not looking around. he isn't looking around at all. >> as the visit nears an end, it's apparent to investigator hastings that a smuggling attempt has not been made. >> he's not showing any signs at all from the years i'm doing this, i'm questioning the guys that gave me information. >> nothing. >> so now what i'm going to do is find ou

we begin with hastings pier, officially opened 145 years ago but it has had a bit of a referral. say it is not what you would imagine. it burned down and has been rebuilt, risen from the ashes. it is quite radical, conceived as a blank canvas for activities to occur. a large pavilion in the middle but again multipurpose. it is not the old seaside pier. it is not prescriptive, it can host everything from carousels to music concerts. now glasgow college, this is altogether different. and one of the favourites. it is this kind of gleaming temple to practical skills in the centre of glasgow. a sector that often does not get celebrated. when you meet the stewardesses, what you think. it is a real feat, they‘ve squeezed in all the functions of a city in one building. all these different skills in one building. the second year running that the same client and architect have been on the short list so i would take away the winner. and right on top of the hill to give it a degree of civic status. it is like the parthenon, really gleaming on the parthenon, really gleaming on the rare occasi

out wreck seven years ago, to the winner of the stirling prize for architecture, tonight — the new hastings later in the hour, we will have sportsday on the bbc news channel with all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc news sportscenter. good evening. eight people have been killed and a dozen injured in new york in what police there are describing as a terror attack. it took place in lower manhattan, when a truck drove at speed down a pedestrian and bike path near a school. the truck hit cyclists and people on foot, before crashing into a school bus injuring children inside. the driver then got out carrying two handguns and was shot by the police. he's been taken into custody, and is described by authorities as a 29—year—old male. live now to our new york correspondent, nick bryant. this happened just as children were coming out of school to celebrate halloween, the streets were busy with people? exactly. this is supposed to be one of the most festive days in the new york calendar, halloween. as you say, the streets crowded with kids wearing halloween costumes.

i think the worst thing i probably had was walking home from hastings one night, i had a guy try to grab wouldn't talk about it if it had. but i had some guy try to grab me, and ijust, basically, shoved him away. i've had customers at work, i've been picking up a crate of vodka, it was actually, from my delivery, and i had a customer come by and just grab my bum. do you think most women have the confidence to at least challenge or speak up if something like that's happening? they should feel like they can come forward, and tell someone about something they've experienced, whether it's something from being whistled at on the street to someone touching them really inappropriately. do you feel that some menjust don't realise, they‘ re completely unaware of how their behaviour is affecting women day to day? yeah. definitely. i think it's just the way they've been brought up. it's that typical, like, lads get together, alpha male, kind of, they're showing off to each other and they get a bit carried away. i've had people say that they've deserved it because they were dressed inappropriate. dr

uc hastings law professor, a lot to cover and a lot to watch. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> it's been a tough week for all of us. so we thought we would round out the week with something sweet. ice cream. there's now a traveling museum devoted to it. kqed has the scoop. ♪ >> we wanted to create a space that brought people together. this is a space that is unifying. it's a safe space. it's empowering, and ice cream is such a beloved treat that it just felt like the perfect combination. >> this isn't your typical museum where the artwork is behind plates of glass. here the artwork is meant to be touched, interacted with. why did you take such an unconventionable approach? >> i find museums can be a little bit isolating. there's this sense you can't touch anything or you're going to break something. i think when you have that level of degree of constriction, it limits people from truly being able to express themselves. we wanted to create a space where people could be their authentic selves. they could laugh and touch something and nothing

when talking with the population of hastings, it has to be all things to all people.m for events and experience, and for temporary structures. it's a privilege to be able to be on the pier, it was so nearly lost. my daughter was six when it first closed. she was ten when it burned down, now she is 17. this is a project for the future generation, and i am so proud we did it as a town, as a community, and that it is in community ownership now and it will be forever. the winner of the royal institute of british architects' most prestigious award — the stirling prize — will be announced next tuesday. before i leave you with a look at the weather, to tell you this the scene in barcelona at the moment. we are, of course, following all the developments in spain, as the cata la n developments in spain, as the catalan parliament pushes for independence, we think that vote is coming up soon. we are live there, more on that from 2.00. we will pause briefly, we will catch up we will pause briefly, we will catch up with the weather, here is ben. thank you. good afternoon. it is a

i'm melanie hastings. good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings.ool property. the board approved a policy that would allow companies to request build on land owned by the school system. parents are expressing kern about radiation from the towers. happening today, the battle for virginia govern heads to northern virginia. diagram ralph northam will start in leesburg in an hour for a panel on the opioid crisis, then out for another visit. on the republic side, ed gillespie is campaigning in spotslvania county. visiting the november 7 election. little cooler for your wednesday here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: >> anchor: good morning washington. we're starting off with extra clouds, that does us a favor, stopped temperatures from dropping too much overnight. we're up to about 60 at lunchtime. you'll want the jacket out of the office, by 5:00, topping out in the low to mid 60s. overnight lows are cooler tonight. 40s for everybody so headed into tomorrow make sure you're already with that heavier coat in the morning, just a high of 60. saturday, gr

that's how the ceo reed hastings says it netflix will get ahead of its rivals and get consumers to pay> price is all relative to value. we're continuing to increase the content offering, and we're seeing that reflected in viewing around the world we try to maintain that feeling that consumers have that we're a great value in terms of the amount of content we have relative to the prices >> hastings also said he is not concerned about disney pulling its content to launch a rival service, noting that netflix has not had broad rights to stream disney movies overseas >> disney is a great brand with great content, but internationally we have it only in the netherlands, australia, and canada you saw how big our international growth was in most of the world without the disney content. >> all the execs donned these stranger things sweaters ahead of the misdemeanor launch in target stores. the weinstein scandal also came up content chief ted soranos said that the weinstein shake-up won't impact their streaming rights, and hastings said that netflix would be extremely unlikely to bid on weinstein

quite natural, but in my haste to shield herfrom seeing his reaction, i thought that the best thing atwas to leave as quickly as i could. but i realised later that from her perspective or from the mom's, it may have looked like i was trying to shield my son. there's no easy way out. and that got me thinking about what it was like to face a world every day that doesn't quite know how to face you back. and yet as you point out with auggie, he lives with it every day, it's no big deal. he's learned to cope with it. but you know that every time you meet somebody for the first time, there will be this reaction. you almost get used to saying "don't worry, i'm fine". right. and that's exactly his whole... everything he talks about. that's his theme. it's like "i am an ordinary kid, it's just the rest of the world that doesn't see me that way". how do you explain the reaction to the book? it's had a huge number of glowing reviews, but more obviously than that, it seems to grip people as a story. it's something they cannot stop reading. they're just fascinated by it. i suppose there's a sense o

shaking off too much influence from the continent the people of hastings are prepared to start a new chapter in the history books. as a reminder of our top story at this hour the united nations is appealing for more than four hundred million dollars in aid full range of muslim refugees so far the international community has only pledged to three quarters of that more than six hundred thousand range i have fled to bangladesh since late august because of violence have no home country mina. i have more for you at the top of the hour ahead of the humphrey is a real business update in just a mark of a good. every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word the word from the. rico is in germany to learn german and why not learn it simple online on your mobile and free to suffer from d w z learning course you can speak german made easy. beat the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american kid music takes a look at germany it is increasing use of the traditions everyday lives and language i can just come out of my lungs and i

i'm melanie hastings.ing traffic news right now. let's head over to angela foster >> reporter: the news 4 chop per had to make an emergency landing, sky track 7 has arrived on the scene. we have living pictures. this is off braddock road near the capital beltway. not sure what the problem was. woe did hear a loud noise, we heard loud noises in the area. not sure why we had to make the emergency landing. sky track 7 has arrived on the scene with the news 4 chopper to hopefully let us know what is going on. now, if we can quickly go back to the maps i want to quickly update you on a couple traffic ob we are still dealing with career clan up for folks on 95 northbound. ramp is tied sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson

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. >> i am from uc hastings and ucsf hastings consortium.i'm interested in biosimilars and i'm interested in what you think the appropriate strategies are for how to make the biosimilar market look more like the generic market. i know that there are key fundamental differences between biosimilars and generic drugs, but how do we achieve some of the success we've had with generics in the biosimilar market and try, while still accounting for a lot of those differences? >> i mentioned a few already, fda needs to establish when a generic is substitutable. they also need to establish a clear path for approval of a generic biological drug. they have the authority to do that. we need fda to be much more involved, and insofar as we don't get clear substitutable generics, we need more biosimilars that can compete with each other. in fact, i think that's one of the ways we have seen price drop for data with the hepatitis b epidemic that we didn't get a generic but we got competing biotech drugs. i think we need to look at all this very, very, very car

amber rudd would be in with a shout, but she only has a majority of 300 in hastings.ending her own seat. the observer has a poll, i think we will see a number of polls that will be very interesting, and this is not a popularity poll, it is about which party does the public or people taking the poll think is the most divided? it says almost half, 47%, think the tories are the most divided, up from a0%, but 42% think labour. i can't really see where thatis labour. i can't really see where that is going, because people don't vote for a party because they are divided or not. there has always been his view, the conventional wisdom is that divided parties do not win, but we have got two divided parties, and no doubt that we have two divided, bitterly divided parties. and we have a divided nation. jeremy corbyn has made an amazing transformation 12 months on, look at his reception at conference. it doesn't hide the fact that there are it doesn't hide the fact that there a re two it doesn't hide the fact that there are two very divergent wings in the... what corbyn is doing q

i'm melanie hastings.f your stop stories democracy boulevard re opening in the last 15 mens after a deadly crash in potomac. er a car went off the road, hit a tree. the man driving and woman in the care were killed. the victims have been identified as 30-year old kent brooks and 33-year old kathleen french. accused gunman prince is in custody in delaware after a multistated man hunt. he shot 5 people at a granite warehouse in maryland killing 3. then officials say he drove to wilmington, delaware and shot another man. after 10 hours on the run a cal to prince around 7:00, the 37- year old is due in court today for a bond hearing. we'll check weather and traffic for knowledge warm and attribution today's temperatures warning into the low 70's, it will feel very nice. friday during the afternoon into friday night, the sky are stay clear that. means great viewing for the meteor showers, peeking over the weekend. still nice viewing, under clear sky. great weather for all the weekend activities. look at the tem

i'm melanie hastings.top stories breaking overnight a deadly stand off in gaithersburg. mongomery county police say they were called to a home around 10:00. reports of a man trying to hurt himself. the man refused to leave. the barricade ended just before 3:00 a.m. after police say the man shot himself. 2 other people in the house were able to get out. and brand new numbers out in the virginia cube in a torial race. the race is tightening with 4 points separating the 2 candidates. the democrat is at 48% of likely voters, republic ed galesspy with have 34%. 5% undecided. election is 3 weeks away. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. steppi

i'm melanie hastings.is a check of your stop stories. we are following breaking news out of prince georges county, police say thieves tried to steal an a.tm. from a gas station convenience store. this happened on wood yard road in clinton. it was heavy to lift, they took off. police are looking for a dark colored suv. police say they arrested a man accused of flashing young children, then following them to school. ola morgan is facing several charges. this happened in southwest, close to jefferson middle school amden elementary and apple tree charter school. police are investigating whether indecent incidents in this area. we will check traffic and weather after >> reporter: we are still feeling very cool this morning. notice the temperatures still tin mid 30s, toward win chest er and leesburg, 46 right now in the dc metro. definitely needing a coat. the frost advisory continues for many of us through about 9:00 a.m. after school activity looking good to go, soccer or football practice. notice the temperat

i'm melanie hastings.tepping up patrols at a prince georges county school, a threat was made on social media, apparently shared by a lot ofs the at eleanor roosevelt high school. told students not to attend classes today. threat itself was not specific to that one school. police are sending extra officer s out to roosevelt high school. they're investigate hook is behind this. when we have more information, you can be the first to know. we will update you threw our abc 7 news app. a big monday night your washington redskins, med up i95 to face the eagles, leading the nce list. phillys in ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. rrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthc

melanie hastings is at the live desk with theve at the live desk with the very latest on the investigation- larry- as police learn more about gunman stephen paddock-- they say it appears that vegas was not his original target. officials say paddock may have scouted other locations as far away as chicago and boston. he also booked rooms at chicago's blackstone hotel in august. the same dates as the lollapalooza festival across the street... though he never checked in. stephen paddock killed 58 people at a country music concert on sunday. many of those victims remain in the hospital. investigators - still have not come up with a motive. conversations now - are shifting to gun regulations. and one gun part in particular. we'll have more on that still ahead. larry? steps forward for a woman from maryland who was wounded in las vegas. a spokesperson for tina frost's family says she was able to take a few breaths on her own when she was taken off a ventilator overnight. the graduate of arundel high is in a coma after suffering brain an eye. we'll keep you posted as we find out more about her con

major and george osborne rallied around thinking she is the way to go but she with her majority in hastingsshe has brought in lynton crosby, the tough aussie who is good at the sort of thing, we are told, to try and help rebuild this campaign in the constituency. you cannot help but think, if she let him do that, may as well make him make the prime minister as well. you don't know. it seems as though even that the tories have been told let's come together they are all still removing. with they are all still removing. with the davis story and amber rudd story we have to remember there is an awful lot of flux and so many moving parts in the tory party at the moment and with brexit. we have no clue what brexit will look like yet. as you said, 2019 is the deadline but what does that mean? there are lots of moving parts. the worrying thing is the tory party scene to be fighting like cats in a sack all the time. with all the labour party was bad. last week they had a lovely week in comparison! talking of brexit, do you see any connection between brexit and the front of the ft. between brexit and

now, content chief said they're open to strategic m & a, which was an interesting note, but hastingsat netflix is not interested in includes ad-supported content, sports, and the assets of the weinstein company. now, analyst reaction to last night's numbers has been positive, with at least half a dozen analysts raising their price targets on the stock and now two thirds of analysts have a buyer overweight rating on netflix stock back over to you >> julia, thanks for that. for more on netflix, let's bring in mark mahaney, lead analyst at rbc capital markets. good morning good to see you. good good morning, carl. >> you're due today, the long faces in tact, the secular shift away from linear tv. they're the leader u.s. profitability, universal appeal what is to be worried about right now? >> i think there's two things. one, we do have a price increase coming into effect in the december quarter or maybe slopping over a little bit into the march quarter. we don't really know, neither does the company, how consumers are going to react, and the second is the issue about free cash flow burn

i'm melanie hastings. top top stories now. a border wall, overhauling the green card system and curb ing tral grands for sanctuary cities. your nationals will have the chance to take the lead in the series against the cubs. they split the first two at home home runs lifted the nats past the cubs 6-3 saturday. the nats hope that momentum carries over to wrigley field in chicago. first pitch, 4:08 this afternoon grab the rain gear if you're headed out. here is veronica johnson. >> reporter: rain from nate will continue to move through our area today. hold on tight to your umbrella. rain and wind both in the forecast, especially prior to noon today, after that, just an occasional shower, maybe even some isolated thunder can't be ruled out for the afternoon hours. 83 is your high temperature for today. the wind will start to diminish 20 miles an hour. look at the forecast. wednesday, thursday, friday, rain continues in our forecast but a dryer weekend. >> reporter: on our traffic watch we have lane closures on on the icc, maryland

i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories. breaking news from arlington, fire ripping through a home this morning, crews pulled one person from the building on north ivy street, taken to the hospital in critical condition. investigators are looking into what sparked the flames. happening today, the congressional football game set for 7:00 p.m. at the hotchkins field, members of congress and former nfl players will face-off against u.s. capital police. during halftime, special agents, david bailey and crystal briner are be honored for saving lives during the june shooting in alexandria. tickets for the game are so. that benefit military and law enforcement families. back we'll check on weather and traffic right after a quick break. in a noisy world ... northern virginia's own novec is listening to its cust who want reliable, affordable electricity, renewable energy options, and ways to save energy and money. novec delivers the most reliable power in the region. and customers are paying less

i'm melanie hastings.n in mourning after 59 people killed in the las vegas shooting massacre. among the victims, denise from partons burg, west virginia. she and her husband tony were in las vegas, enjoying the concert. gun fire erepresented. she died in his arms. they were married 32 years, have 2 children. and more time to our area after the shooting, anne arundel high school student in a coma. she host her right eye due to her injuries. frost graduated in 2008, was a member of the the national cathedral will toll the bell 59 times, one for each victim starting at noon today. another sunny day on tap.i'm a , and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm ma

i'm melanie hastings. with some top stories.ates will turn himself in, they would we the first to face criminal charges into possible collusion between russia and the trump campaign. in a fire storm of tweets, president trump called the investigation a witch hunt. a blustery day ahead. here is veronica johnson with your forecast. >> reporter: cold and windy today. grab a warm jacket or light weight winter coat. temperatures today will stay under 60 degrees but at least the winds will start to diminish. after the cold start in the 30s and 40s across the area your winds will come down later today to about 20 miles an hour gusts for the afternoon and evening rush. not nearly as much wind tomorrow. high 60 degrees. trick or treaters will see temperatures in the lower 50s. you'll need a light layer under the costume. we'll tracso >> reporter: if you're headed out you will continue to see a lot of delays out, there especially around the capital beltway trying to get to the beltway and inside the beltway. northbound 395 from springfiel

i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories.undel high school are hon irrelevanting the alumnia who was shot. they wrote her name on their wrist to show their support. frost lost her eye, in a coma. she's fighting hard. the community has raised more than $100,000 for the family. ten dc police officers deployed to puerto rico are returning home today. they took paid leave and volunteered on their own time to help with law enforcement operations on the islander. one of them was able to reunite with his father who had not heard from him since maria hit. and we are teaming hispanic national law enforcement association to help the people of puerto rico. tomorrow, you can bring supplies to the megaparts in hyattsville and alexandria ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name, giving you the courage to enjoy the ride. carefirst blue cross blue shield. live fearless. sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber

we sit down with a u-c hastings >>> california becomes the nation's first sanctuary state. critics believe this is a dangerous move while supporters say it protects immigrant families. we sit down to learn more. >> calls for tighter gun laws have grown louder in the wake of the shooting in las vegas. later, a congressman will be here to discuss gun control and a vigil he is holding tonight. >> more than 1 million people are expected in san francisco for fleet week and a major music festival. steps the police are taking to keep the crowds safe. good morning. >> let's go outside and take a look, clear skies across the bay area, and warm temperatures. it will be sunny and mild as you head out the door. we have red flag warnings in effect for the north and east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. along the coastline, a beach hazard statement. we will see highs around 67 along the coast, mid 70s along the bay and near 90 inland. looking ahead, expect a gradual warm up through next week, no major heat wave expected. warmer temperatures for the second week of accounted. our other

and i just finished reading two books by hastings. british, right?e wrote retribution about the war in japan and also wrote armageddon about the last year of the war in europe. it points out, and i met it's what you already said, he points out that fdr and the government in general, dissuaded britain from becoming more involved in the last year in the war on the pacific because they saw that as an intent -- attempt by him towards having legitimacy. in the pacific. so i thought that was very interesting. i just came across that in the hastings book. >> john, why your seemingly large interest in the world war ii era? >> why is it? >> yes, sir. >> that is a very interesting question. i guess i started, i was when pearl harbor was attacked, i was four years old. but i am amazed at the recollection that i have and the war was over, i was eight years old and i had such vivid recollections which is hard for me to explain. the only thing i can attribute it to is that the war permeated everything in our lives. it was not like today. when the war is being foug

nevertheless, hastings pier is in the running now for building of the year.ing prize for architecture live on the bbc news channel tonight at 8.30pm. in a moment the news at one. first, the weather. note the cheeriest today —— not the cheeriest. one big look at the picture shows there is this massive cloud dominating the scene across the greater part of the british isles. not without one or two mega holes, but they will be fleeting. the cloud is that it biggest across central and western parts of scotland, and through northern ireland. this is where we will expect to see the bulk of the rain overnight. further south, cool, without being cold, under a blanket of cloud, many will stay in double figures. but the rain keeps coming for many of these western spot in scotland. especially around the central belt down into the north ayrshire area, and argyll & bute. that is why there is a yellow warning about surface water problems of those commuting down the western end of the m8 as you go into wednesday morning. away from that particular zone, a half decent start to

i think rita hastings has had a little magic, and i like that and i like the call. >> are we buyers of this if the sentiment around this name could not be more positive, right? "journal" last week on how it separates itself -- >> the reap it's interesting to me now is they were able to get away with something they couldn't get away with something they couldn't before, raising the prices in the past that was a kill ker and then reid hastings would come out and say that's changed and that's why netflix, yeah, there's more. >> no call for apple but third straight day of gains for the first time in a month, since september 1st. >> did you see katie huberty's call raised it from 194 to 199. >> ooh. >> she raised it up. >> point taken. >> talked about north american unit and bumped it up by 2 million and by doing so she had to re-ratchet everything the watch is going to be a big surprise. >> surpassed 158, it's on a tear up it really looks like a josh brown kind of chart. >> love you. >> pete is seeing some bullish activity in a bellwether stock we are going to talk about unusual activity wh

six buildings and at the top of the list, because it is so well—known on the south coast, hastings pierexplosion, a feeling of being in the open air and ina a feeling of being in the open air and in a place of opportunity for the local community to exploit. they have not built much? it is a reinvention of the concept of the pier, a way of seeing seaside architecture is an opportunity for hastings and economic and social regeneration. now the second on the list, altogether different, the glasgow college. it is on a hilltop overlooking glasgow and it places the ambition of the city to train its people in a way that celebrates the role of further education in society. hms no more, once the great of the ages, they found some pieces of the ages, they found some pieces of it and then they had to display it. the story is about reuse and of course chatham and the history of the dockyards was about the reuse of timberand the dockyards was about the reuse of timber and machinery from the navy and from warand timber and machinery from the navy and from war and what the architect had done was to cr

it's now all-time high, the customer base is sticky, their international growth is here to stay hastings has done everything right. if they even get half right in this autonomous vehicle thing it's going to double when the stock was trading a hundred, guess what, it doubled, now you're getting into nosebleeds >> would you rather. >> hold on a second. nosebleed territory, and we're not including the netflix pe you have a case where also think about what happened this week for media stock. think about those names that actually are on some level it's about -- >> doesn't that prove that netflix has a great position in the whole space? >> netflix has an annual -- excuse me, a monthly subscription there's a max to what they can get. i think they're getting near at least they're starting to saturate their u.s. market they'll grow in the same way proportionally or internationally. standpoint they don't deserve the multiple that nvidia who at least is in this frontier that we think the growth could be massive. i get why they have that multiple >> forgetting the multiple side, when you look at the

support for now it's now back to barbara for i think you now appear in the british coastal town of hastings as one one of architecture is most prestigious awards the stirling prize the peer is a collaboration between architects engineers and the local community who helped crowd fund the building it replaces a nineteenth century pier that burnt down in two thousand and. the base line is that it's great architecture it's beautiful detailing it's highly sustainable and it really uses a very big piece of victorian infrastructure but it's this combination of architectural expertise and a committed local group that have done something which you know is socially economically and environmentally sustainable and in future and important for the future of hastings and back with more news in just a few minutes for the latest from iraq stay with us. discover a wealth of the world winning programming from around the world powerful documentary as we were running away for our life from a brutal regime that kills its opponents have made some discussion we're getting comments on what the international commun