hence, not apologising, hence getting rid of steve bannon, hence, like humility.elson mandela, you could say that president trump has not been successful. you think president trump is not enjoying his job any more? do you think he may say he has had enough?” job any more? do you think he may say he has had enough? i think, if has departure from washington to be really energised by hasbro is, clearly he is not enjoying all the aspect of it. but don't forget that tom has to be the winner. he will never surrender. tom has to be the winner. he will never surrender. the problem with thatis never surrender. the problem with that is that therefore he is going to stick it to whatever the consequences are for ham, has team, the country. very interesting stuff. hanky very much. another afternoon of dodging shadows. they have been piling in from the west. the line share over the coming hours will remain across parts of wales, northern england, northern ireland and wales. some gusty westerly winds, will make it feel quite still. 2021 for eastern and south—eastern england with

hence today's fabulous bounce. no one predicted it, well, a couple of us did, that i think could have some staying power, barring errant missiles or what many people are calling the storm of the decade. let's go to marvin in north carolina marvin >> caller: hey, jim, this is marvin from north carolina i want to thank you and your team for all the great advice you have given me. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> caller: because of the impact of driverless cars in the future, how do you feel about good year? >> didn't like that quarter at all. >> sell sell sell sell >> i'm there as a seller, not a buyer. let's go to ann in the great state of indiana ann. >> caller: jim, thanks for taking my call i'm so grateful for your help after being in new york a long time >> thank you we have a lot of time to get together what's up? >> caller: dineequity, good idea or -- >> i'm worried about that dividend i am concerned it's a stock that did change management i'm not going to recommend that stock, down 50%. something i don't like

friday, a new set of weather fronts toppling in, hence the cloud and rain.ten — under a new law social media firms will be required to delete information about their users, when asked to do so. north korea says the united states must ‘pay a price' for drafting fresh un sanctions over its nuclear weapons programme. there's new evidence on how the nhs is cutting back on ivf treatment in parts of england. doctors in brazil say a tourist from south london, who was shot after her family mistakenly drove into a slum area, is lucky to be alive. in the next hour, the nhs are cutting ivf treatment to save money. disruption expected from major upgrade works at london waterloo —

hence this crowd that just ran something else happening.d thatjust ran across the street a few minutes ago. very much panicked, not knowing why they were running, but they were running because somebody said something and everybody followed. thank you. i know he will bring us an eyewitness report if there are any further development at the scene. we could hear helicopters above your head. it is clear that security is a is ongoing. thank you very much. i also wa nt to ongoing. thank you very much. i also want to bring you some of the reaction. the world has been watching this terror attack in barcelona. for example, another —— a number of tributes from within barcelona. the football club say they are deeply saddened by the attack on our city, our thoughts with the victims, the family, the people of barcelona. gareth bale of real madrid... and then as you go around the world. for example, this just brief from melania trump, the first lady of the united states. the ellen show, the world of entertainment as well. people all watching, people all

hence the drier weather here.and, and some sunshine further west, as well, across the south—east of england and wales. just the chance of a little bit more cloud, and maybe one or two light showers. the odd shower coming into the north—west of england, as well. much of north—east england, and indeed eastern scotland, starting dry and sunny. still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. most of northern ireland starting the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light winds for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of year. it will turn chilly, though, in the evening, especially acros

a gentleman called justin gaitlin one and he has been at drugs cheat, hence the controversy.e enhancing substances, john. and that makes him unpopular with the audience in the stadium. they do keep doing him.

hence the problems we are seeing in houston and galveston. you see houston, but basically it's in the clear, and and we will not see any significant problems with rainfall. and the idea is, it has been raining there day after day after day. the heavy, copious amounts of rain, it is over and we have also got back home here. that heat advisory will ramp up, we have a fire burner in butte county which could be a problem. >>>crews at travis air force base in fairfield are gearing up to assist with monitoring relief efforts. >>to medical teams were said to be the first to leave while other personnel are still on standby. christina brendon is at travis with the story. >> frank and julie, things are changing by the hour. roughly 60 personnel are waiting to hear if they will be needed in the texas area. we know at least two of those medical teams will be leaving tomorrow to little rock air force base. >> we are ready, absolutely. we only need 12 hours to be sent off on a mission. >>michael zaleski is among the men and women at travis air force base p

a gentleman called justin gaitlin one and he has been at drugs cheat, hence the controversy.wice he has been banned for using performance enhancing substances, john. and that makes him unpopular with the audience in the stadium. they do keep doing him. maybe he gets a lifetime advantage from using drugs. but assuming he doesn't, then i think people are entitled to a second chance. if they are the rules and you are allowed to compete again after a while, you can't really... we've got an economist round the table, let's try to do better at 11:30pm. we'll try and find some stories that we think are worth talking about as well, i don't know. that is the papers for this hour. thank you ruth and john, you'll both be back at 11.30pm for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next, it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. hello again. hi. what a funny old week! it certainly is. we have valerian and the city of a thousand planets, a mega budget sci—fi from luc besson s

there will be a lot of stocks that went down for reasons disconnected from the fundamentals underneath hence the opportunity. hedge funds that are in h trouble start selling not because they want to but to raise money to bay pack the unhappy clients. who are demanding their money before more is lost. that's why we've been known to play bob marley's redemption song to remind us what can happen on these bad days, by the way, you can pick up a copy of confessions of a street addict if you want to see what happened to me when i had my margin call. maybe there's a red hot thing out there. they've got a raise the cash to buy the shares it is because i was a professional trader. we have seen this several times and it makes no sense to those who don't understand the mechanics of money manment and they we're getting enough money in over the transome without selling the other stocks that they might own so he can have the cash to buy the in huh ones regular investors you see the seller start to panic and even become too afraid to buy or get blown out and start dumping stocks themselves. >> all of a sud

hence why the stock of coors rallied for 21%. ralph loren's shares jumped $10.38, 13%. these are the kind of gains you see for takeovers. neither of these companies reported the positive same store sales numbers, but the management is acting like they have a clue and arresting the decline is the first step in turning it around. they have tried to reposition their brands as more upscale, that's important kors spent a lot of time talking about its digital flagship stores and customization and fashion engagement that rang true and are very good defenses against amazon meanwhile, they're using their balance sheet to buy jimmy chu i believe kors paid too much, given where that property traded before when mall retail was more powerful the company admitted the acquisition will be dluted f ed a couple of years. kors itself is getting savvy about what it can do online. the conference call was littered with digital initiatives listen to this - wow! i practically cheered when i heard that these kinds of old school apparel companies need to make smart partnerships if they're going

much more moisture in the air, hence more clout.ern england and scotla nd sunshine and northern england and scotland will have a improved day. cloud getting into south—west england already and wales, pushing its way northwards and eastwards through the afternoon. this is how close through the afternoon. rain and cloud pushing across wales into north wales and into northern ireland as well. the cloud will increase a head of it. should be mainly dry of the country. a bit cooler further west with the cloud and rain which continues to go eastwards overnight affecting much of england and southern parts of wales and northern ireland as well. mr fogg associated with that. for more than england and scotland milder night and cooler. here is our band of rain tomorrow, draped across england and wales and northern ireland. it fizzles out over england and wales but continues into northern ireland and pushes it in north—west england and scotland. elsewhere, it becomes mainly dry. there will be cloud but in sunshine, temperatures getting up to abo

hence the dry weather here. of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east of england, and some 5un5hine further west, as well, across the south—west of england and wales. just the chance of a little bit more cloud, and maybe one or two light 5howers. the odd shower coming into the north—west of england, as well. much of north—east england, and indeed eastern scotland, starting dry and sunny. still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. most of northern ireland starting the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spell5 of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few 5harp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some 5un5hine. pleasant enough, with light wind5 for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of the year. i

i expect for them to give the typical hence. anna: carsten, we'll look for that.iller would get in before the end of the program. matt miller stays with you. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. manus: you are watching bloomberg markets, this is the european open. first-rate of the day and the first type of the week. but it is closed for a national holiday but i'm still here. i am guy johnson in london. matt miller is in berlin. tropical storm harvey continues to batter texas. sounds like a lot of money. could the damage and a helping u.s. gdp growth?

hence the foundation's challenge for people across the world who love this planet who love our seas toe plasic straws. so, #stopsucking. challenge accepted mr. greiner. i will stop and i hope others do, too. that wraps us up for the hour. i'm stephanie ruhle and i'll ses with chris jansing. >> you know another reason not to suck, because it gives you those lines. >> there you go. >> gosh. >> so smart. >> i'm so full of useless information. i love that you name dropped. i'm chris jansing. intensifying hurricane harvey is on a collision course with texas. expected to strengthen to a category 3 hurricane in just a matter of hours and make landfall later tonight. the first category 3 to strike the u.s. in almost 12 years. > the impacts devastating and life threatening, those aren't just our words. those are from the national hurricane center. we're talking about nearly up to three feet of rain in some spots. severe flooding from that rain and potential storm surge of 12 feet. plus, destructive winds of up to 125 miles per hour. 8 million people are under hurricane warnings. mandatory and v

hence the kid part. >> i'm obnoxious every once in a while.ever again. hopefully. >> i hope i never see you again. >> finger the crossed. >> then, again -- >> maybe at the quickie cart. >> we're just like tom bodett, we'll leave the light on for you. >> denbraven has twice been convicted of assaulting family members while intoxicated. the prosecution recommended he receive in-patient rehabilitation treatment. many inmates would consider themselves lucky to get rehab over prison, but not denbraven. >> i mean, i am an alcoholic. i 0 did have a drinking problem. so, yeah, it probably will help me in the long run. it's just -- i don't want to do it. >> are you both getting >> are you both getting sentenced today? >> yeah. >> all right. >> ooh. >> i believe so. >> what's going to happen to you? >> i'm just here for probation violation. >> i'll give you a little sound advice. >> what? >> when you go in there, be respectful to the judge. >> absolutely. i got the politeness down to a science. >> another bit of advice. don't talk. just listen. >> anoth

within those parties, there are other divisions and hence that puzzle.is is very good news for emmanuel macron because the opposition is more preoccupied with inner fighting than actually being in opposition. molly: you mentioned the socialist party is going through a bit of a socialist -- identity crisis. >> some people within the party said they should change their name for a new beginning because they suffered humiliating defeat. their presidential candidate did not even make it to the second round. what is this new name? it is the socialists. not the socialist party, the socialists. socialist supporters think about this new name change or prospective new name change? they were interviewed and one said, it's a charming new name, a change oft packaging and we are not really interested. the caplly: now with story i certainly love -- cat story i actually love. >> this might be my favorite story i have ever talked about. it's about our colleague, anne. she found her missing cat after nine years. is cuddles and he disappeared in 2008 and anne desperately s

we've got three kids, hence the one, two, three. but, why is dad holding a number four? sorry.-- >> number one is like, what? >> she's been through the biology class at school and i think she knows where this is going. >> after giving them clues -- >> where's the fourth? >> and the kids just -- not really figuring it out. eventually they have to get a little more explicit. >>t's a fourth child somewhere. >> where? >> yeah, okay. number one's got it. she knows what's happening. >> and she's happy. she's crying, because she was this close to having her own room. >> number two thinks mom ilyg. >> mommy's lying. >> called denial. stage one. >> oh. when they confirm it's real. watch the reaction. >> she doesn't want it. >> i want one! >> they hear -- phase two. anger, wow. working through these. >> yeah. she's going to have to work through that one a little, but nine months to do it. i think they're okay. >> yeah. acceptance is coming. >>> and in this next video, dad here is getting a gift. a tiny little shirt. ha, ha, ha. you jokesters. this small for me. >> what are you -- >> the

hence we are ina they do things differently. hence we are in a barn of straw.70 animal names for her class's yoga positions but this summer she has been combining animal bonding with yoga moves by introducing pygmy goats to her classes. we combine all of them amazing benefits of a standard yoga practice with animal therapy. it's proven that animal therapy, when you are with animals and stroking animal, it helps to reduce the stress response within the body and it also helps to increase the oxytoci n it also helps to increase the oxytocin and chemicals, happy hormones. you focus the minds of other things, so you are still doing the yoga poses but also concentrating on bonding with our ferry friends. they seem to love it. there is no evidence that the goats enhance the physical benefits of y°93 enhance the physical benefits of yoga in any way when they are treading on your back, they are certainly not trained masseurs, but they do bring laughter. they like to nibble on my head. maybe because it looks like straw! i'm not sure it helps a great deal but it's good fo

hence refused to rule out military action to resolve the ongoing humanitarian crisis in venezuela. the u.s. would much prefer what he calls a peaceable solution. japan's economy grew for a sixth quarter, extending belongs to expansion in more than one decade as gdp increased by 4% and three months to the end of june. china's economy showed further signs of entering a second-half slowdown and retail sales and asset investments missed estimates. global news powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. more countries -- more stories at top . no nuclear war is imminent according to top u.s. national security officials. it helps to calm jitters with asian stocks. the cost be adding .5%. hensing leading with a rise of over 1%. chinese stocks are joining the party. the gdp numbers were not enough to spark sentiment among japanese investors who are playing catch-up. falling to the lowest since three months in. showing you some stock earnings as a key driver today. soaring to a record gaining over 13% as older gains demonstrate power for the online games member -- m

. >> lena dunham is back in the news because we are all sinful creatures who deserve punishment, hencee tweeted out american airlines had engaged in transphobia. not going to call it the airline who delayed because bleep happens, two flight attendants having a transphobic talk. we should be teaching our employees about love and inclusivety. the airline quickly responded your comments have us concerned please meet us in dms with your record locater and details. so far it's not clear if the attendants have been identified or if they will be punished or even if lena dunham was flying on american airlines. brian clayful who supports the tweets lena dunham sent out, he joins us tonight. i'm not just asking these questions because i'm opposed to lena dunham, on principle, obviously i am. i think it's a really interesting question. she's alleging she's walking thou the airline terminal and she hears two people having a private conversation. she says they said this, two female attendants talking about how trans kids are a trend, they'd never accept a trans child and transness is gross. you can

the folks in the rocky mountain west, they're not gonna recognize the forest even 60 years hence. we're losing most of the pine trees in the southern part of the rocky mountain forests in future projections 'cause it's getting too hot and too dry. >> it's very clear to us that the climate is changing, changing rapidly, and changing primarily because of human activitieies. the e science tells us that. extreme events are one of thee most important parts of our changing climate and having very serio r ramifatioionsn ourr ciety. particular, we're seeing more large heat eventsts, less cold events, and a significant increase in precipitation happening as largrger events. one of the inings 'reeeingg is at the wet are gting wetr r anthe drdrare gettttg dririer >> yoknow wha i wasi was born he in pinview, i s raiseinin plaviewew.'vevelways beenn n plaiiew,w, a it juju-- it seems like it d doing nothing t t gettg hotttt and dri and lesrarain yrlrly. >> it's beeaa tou droroug. in2010, weadad lik29 i incs of inin, ani didid't t ink there'd evere another poor y. inin011, we had 5 ineses of rai

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hence the drier weather here.nd some sunshine further west, as well, across the south—east of england and wales. just the chance of a little bit more cloud, and maybe one or two light showers. the odd shower coming into the north—west of england, as well. much of north—east england, and indeed eastern scotland, starting dry and sunny. still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. most of northern ireland starting the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers in the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light wind for the most part, and temperatures at the norm for this time of year. it will turn chilly, though, in the evening, especially across much o

nawaz sharif — the allegation, or at least parts of it, have been found to be valid, so hence the changethat report, as well, that the opposition leader, imran khan, is celebrating the fact that nawaz sharif is no longer in power. but how will his removal potentially benefit him ? well, he benefits now in the sense that he was one of the principal petitioners. this is of course a sweet moment for him. but khan is no shoo—in, because it is very likely that the electorate will return the muslim league, which is sharif‘s party. so nawaz may be out, but not necessarily the sharifs. of course, because we are looking at his brother next. how much do we actually know about his brother? what is happening today is essentially an interim prime minister being sworn in. the idea is to put his brother in charge. the idea is a two—stage change, really. the former petroleum minister will be prime ministerfor two months, enabling nawaz sharif to be elected to the parliament. shehbaz is currently chief minister in punjab, so he will become a member of parliament of the pakistan federal government, and th

voyage to the un hence that washington could walk away from the iran nuclear deal saying it mustn't become too big to fail . live around the world every hour of the day you're tuned into international my names you know neal hello and welcome to our top story this hour after three years of being isolated from the outside world there is hope for syrians in the city of durham is a war the army is battling to retake it from islamic state and r.t. was filmed exclusive video from inside the besieged region. you want to. thank you again i will look i did speak. through. the. crowd. on my mind i think the. the conditions inside the city are dire after years of terrorist or pression basic necessities including food are scarce and on the un's humanitarian agencies concerned by the medical help is not getting through right now the only way to get emergency supplies to civilians is through earth drops and they've been trying to fix all the story. it's not the mariana trench or an active volcano but still one of the least accessible places on our planet syria's dear resort a city that's been completely

we want to make it weather proof and hence these wind shields behind us.s of thousands of vehicles will use it every day. this has been described as the biggest infrastructure project here in scotland for a generation. the queensferry crossing the longest three tower cable bridge in the world is now finally about to open. and with three bridges spanning three different centuries now standing side—by—side, what of the view from the shore? it surprises me how the new bridge complements the other two. it is very different. the cables stays are like sails, static and solid. the other bridges have different visual qualities. you have the redness and geography. there is quite a minimal quality to the 1960s road bridge. the old and the new, side—by—side as the queensferry crossing gets ready to carry travellers through the centuries to come. time to catch up with the weather. time to catch up with the hello. from scotland to wales, i will show you a picture from earlier today. quite a contrast of a day. the club that was pushing in, particularly towards north—wes

i went out with a brilliant retired homicide detective, tried to solve the crime unsuccessfully, hencehy and my mother's biography. put that aside, my mother's death engendered a tremendous curiosity for all things criminal and historical in me. i got hooked on la's social history, then america's social history, la's criminal, america's criminal history. and it's history from the point of that transcendence to now that drives me. that makes it sound almost detached and like a series of conscious decisions you took to pursue a writing interest after this terrible event as you grew up, but you've also suggested that there is something much more visceral in your reaction to it. you've talked about the degree to which at the time you hated your mother and also, and this may sound perverse to some, lusted after her. i mean, there was a sexual element there too somewhere. good—looking, tall, red haired 43—year—old woman. here's a newsflash to our british viewers at all, young males are introduced to the idea of female sexuality within the home and their mother is the first archetype. this is

hence the drier weather here.nglia and the south—east of england, and some sunshine further west, as well, across the south—west of england and wales. just the chance of a little bit more cloud, and maybe one or two light showers. the odd shower coming into the north—west of england, as well. much of north—east england, and indeed eastern scotland, starting dry and sunny. still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. most of northern ireland starting the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light winds for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of the year. it'll turn chilly quickly

hence just feeling warmer with highs between 17 and 22 celsius. the headlines.manhunt is still underway for the man who may have driven the van into las ramblas.

george, the eu's first priority is protecting its timetable, hence that tweet from the chief negotiatorake progress on the issues of ireland, the uk's financial obligations and citizens‘ the uk‘s financial obligations and citizens‘ rights first, before moving on to the next phase of talks which is about the future relationship. although it will be intriguing to see if this british paper published today kick—starts a discussion amongst the other eu countries about what that future relationship might look like. i imagine that was one of the intentions of the british government today in publishing that paper. the eu's today in publishing that paper. the eu‘s other priority is protecting the eu itself and in this case that means stopping the uk becoming some kind of back door for imports of cheaper or lower quality goods into the eu. so that will guide their thinking on this issue of customs. the fact is officials here in this city have been crying out for more details about the british government‘s vision of brexit and the details, so they‘re actually very happy this paper published todayi

hence victor's secret. you said there are certain roles you don't think you should take because you didn't want views to be distracted by the fact that schmidt is in the movie specific when the show was real when our show was extraordinarily popular not that it isn't anymore about the. look i don't know that anybody was offering me his jobs but every once in a while you'll get a script or something and you know they're making this movie and a lot of these movies are really important. if i don't think that i can really bring something to the role. or to the film and i think. but i also think there's a there's a chance that they might actually cast me maybe because i look like they got i think a bear that based on a real person i definitely don't want to be a part of a film that is trying to say something that feels like it's important and for you to be watching it and all the sudden go look at their shit or be a knight so there's a part where you are pigeonholed since oh. yeah i guess so but i'm ok with that

they even wonder whether this experience is punishment for their sins against their creator, hence aouple of months ago prime minister kassim majiliwa formed a commission to investigate the dispute, but its report is yet to be made public. this is the latest example in east africa of the growing tensions between wildlife conservation, which attracts tourists, and the need for locals to have pastoral land, especially during droughts. sammy awami, bbc news, in northern tanzania. thursday marks 20 years since the death of princess diana in paris. her sons, the princes william and harry, have visited a memorial garden, created at london's kensington palace, in memory of their mother's life and work. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the flowers and the tributes are back at the gates of kensington palace. a very small echo of how it was 20 years ago, but a reminder of feelings which the years have not erased. and this afternoon, william and harry came to view the tributes. they took their time, they looked, and they read. they laughed at some of the photographs showing th

hence to use its weapons and of course assuming that the target of those weapons would be the south rather than perhaps targets further afield they will lash out. and will i'm certainly not put a halt to the. missile and nuclear weapons program at least not for the forseeable future. the syrian army is clearing the eastern town of of eyes of terrorists it was captured by government troops at the weekend is being regarded as one of their most significant victories in recent months we spoke to the syrian army's information chief. military units have encircled in the suburbs of mira new advance in the last stronghold and they may still be snipers there are still terrorists as usual leaving behind land mines and unexploded shell rounds making it difficult for the syrian army to move food troops monitoring the city and tracking every movement the ice and snipers in fights the syrian military is the last i saw a terrorist from the city as soon as your permission to wipe out the militants is over the syrian armed forces were officially declared the liberation of the city are video news agency has

hence, this annual pilgrimage by fans to napa. another take on the annual theme of how hope springs eternal. in this case, to right the wrong of a playoff season that fell so short, both on the field and later at oakland city hall. >> they are not necessarily deserting me as a fan. they're deserting oakland. >> reporter: returning to napa for a 22nd straight season. talk about feeling conflicted. >> it hurts. but they're the raiders. >> reporter: explain the love for me. >> it's unconditional. >> reporter: if it's possible to find a psychological separation between a city and team like church and state, it would be here in napa. not only on the field. the city has no formal report of the raiders economic influence, so we followed the trickle-down theory to the executive room barber shop. have the team's practices made you richer? >> not at all. i am still broke because i am a fan. >> reporter: after the move will fan robert follow the team? >> i still support them from my couch. >> reporter: love is patient, kind and does not envy

hence the drier weather here.east of england, and some sunshine further west, as well, across the south—west of england and wales. just the chance of a little bit more cloud, and maybe one or two light showers. the odd shower coming into the north—west of england, as well. much of north—east england, and indeed eastern scotland, starting dry and sunny. still some rain up towards shetland, and a few showers arriving towards the highlands. most of northern ireland starting the day dry. but i think we will see some showers, or even longer spells of rain, pushing in closer to that area of low pressure in the north—west, and turning wetter again in western fringes of scotland. a few sharp showers for the north—east of scotland, and possibly towards the north—east of england. most of england and wales in the afternoon, though, will be fine and dry, with some sunshine. pleasant enough, with light winds for the most part, and temperatures near normal for this time of the year. it'll turn chilly quickly, though, in the eve

my preference is to be smaller, i much prefer the smaller intimate engaged dinners, hence why we did 30 or 40 person dinner because you really do connect. >> how do you take those dollars, right, let's just say thousands of dollars, spend it on 30 or 40 people and get the same reach as you would if you just did facebook ads? and you could reach thousands of people. >> for us either it's national but mostly for us local. so it's our franchises, we're opening a store, we want to bring people in because for us it's all about sampling and influencing those 2,500. the magic we learned from a franchisee is i need to connect with 2,500 people on facebook as quickly as possible. some people can do it through an event, others have to pay someone to do it. >> let's say you're doing it through a event. what do you have to do to make sure those 40 people that come there reach 2,500 people. >> for us when we send the invitations everyone is important to us, but you make sure that you bring few people in who have large followings, then it will spread and go viral. a lot of these things tend to be

hence we're in a barn of straw. they want to bring out the animal in us.'s yoga positions, but this summer she has been combining animal bonding with yoga moves by introducing pygmy goats to her classes. we're combining all of the amazing benefits of a standard yoga practice along with the benefits of animal therapy. there's research to prove that animal therapy, when you are with animals and stroking animal, it helps to reduce the cortisol in the body, so the stress response within the body, and it also helps to increase the oxytocin and dopamine chemicals, happy hormones. this does focus the mind on other things, so you're still trying to do the yoga poses but you're concentrating on bonding with our furry friends here. they seem to love it! there is no evidence and it's not being suggested that the goats enhance the physical benefits of yoga in any way when they're treading on your back, they're certainly not trained masseurs, but they do bring laughter to a session. they like to nibble on my hair. i think it's the blonde hair, maybe it looks like straw

but in between, there have been some good spells of sunshine, hence the rainbow picture behind me.ing, increasing amounts of sunshine, i think, to end the day for many places. i think showers through the course of the night may continue to affect western parts of wales, north—west england and western scotland. but away from there, further inland, it's going to be a dry night, light winds and clear skies, the perfect recipe for quite a cool night to come. just about making double figures in towns and cities, low single figures across many central and northern areas, a little bit of mist and fog as well. the reason for that, the ridge of high pressure will actually bring quite a good—looking day for many central, southern and eastern parts through sunday. but this area of low pressure will move in to western areas to spoil things here. so it looks like it will be a chilly start for sunday, lots of sunshine, though, bar the odd shower across western areas. wind and rain will push in towards northern ireland first and then into scotland and north west england and northern and western w

they even wonder whether this experience is punishment for their sins against their creator — hence aassim majiliwa formed a commission to investigate the dispute, but its report is yet to be made public. this is the latest example in east africa of the growing tensions between wildlife conservation, which attracts tourists, and the need for locals to have pastoral land, especially during droughts. sammy awami, bbc news, in northern tanzania. just finally, some pitches have come out on a slow motion nightmare from the occupants of each cart in china, which headed backwards into a river. it is thought that the driver hit the accelerator, not the break. a mother and daughter were inside, but amazingly they suffered no serious injuries. itjust took 11 seconds. it was noticed by a swimmer, who with a pedestrian pulled them out of the car. that main news is that texas has not seen the worst of the flooding caused by triple storm harvey. it is still affecting the oil supply, with more pipelines and refineries cut in the wake of the disaster. more and —— more on all that and all the news on