why hundreds of wizard fans are causing concern in a highland village.hind to win his second round match at the us open. stars of the music world have been celebrating the life of aretha franklin, at a tribute concert in her home city of detroit. gladys knight, the four tops and angie stone were among those performing in front of thousands of people. the funeral for aretha franklin, who died earlier this month at the age of 76, will take place later this afternoon. 0ur north america correspondent chris buckler reports. # sock it to me, sock it to me, sock it to me, baby...# in detroit, they paid tribute to a voice that may never be matched. but to honour aretha franklin, they tried as hard as they could. # chain, chain, chain...# music has long been a part of this city and aretha was its own queen of soul. at a concert on the eve of her funeral, they celebrated her exactly as she would have wanted. it was very important for me to come here tonight because aretha meant so much to us, i am so happy she neverforget about her home, detroit, and she really sh

this highland v lllage is theest this highland village latest hotspot to have become overwhelmed by visitorsforced to walk along a busy main road when finding a a spaced apart. >> it is america. -- a miracle. >> i didn't think there would be this many people. wow, look at this. reporter: with just 50 nearby,ed spaces funding is nearby, funding is sought by the community to build a new car park to reduce the risk for tourists>>nd residents. he causes enormous problems for people going about their daily lives. rather than do nothing aboutt, move something forward. reporter: villagers have bteome so despehey are asked j.k. rowling herself to magic wand and help protect potter fans. "ane: speaking of "harry potteri s, one was actually directed by alfonso cuaron, who won an oscar for hifilm "gravity." b tngtest film "roma" is presented venice film festival. the movie is being distributed by netflix, which has a strong offering at is year's festival, which does not please everyone. will gompertz explains. will alfonso cuaron's latest is is about his -- black-and-white cinematic memoir based on his

here highland was his home. so this represents his ministries abroad where he was minister to france, minister to england and briefly minister to spain, and also represents his time as secretary of state. he was, prior to that, a four-term governor back when that was allowed. he was elected to four individual one-year terms. and i mentioned secretary of state. and then eventually a wildly popular two-term president. monroe was -- seemed to be an easy man. they say that he was able to put men and women at ease in social situations, so i think he enjoyed dinner table conversation and parlor conversations and really was kind. people said he had a great sense of humor. we see that in people's accounts of monroe. he seems to be able to poke fun at himself and at others. james monroe went to cable town academy, which was a good school. it was in westmoreland county and it really prepared colonial young men at that point for a real professional life. john marshall was, at least briefly, one of his classmates there. aft

during the main portion of his public career, here highland was his home. this represents his ministries abroad where he was twice minister to france and england and briefly to spain. it also represents his time as secretary of state. he was prior to that he was a four term governor when that was allowed. he was elected to four individual one-year terms. he was secretary of state and eventually a wildly popular two-term president. monroe was -- seems to be an easy man. they say he was able to put men and women at ease in social situations. i think he enjoyed dinner table conversation. parlor conversations. really was kind. people say he had a great sense of humor. we see that in people's accounts of monroe. he seems to poke fun at himself and others. james monroe went to campbelltown academy, which was a good school. it was in westmoreland county. it really prepared colonial young men for a real professional life. john marshall was at least briefly one of his classmates. after both of his parents died by the time he was 16, his maternal uncle, joseph jones,

here in the highlands this kind of religion is at least as important as christianity. at the grandfather's house a kind of viewing stand has been set up for the dead for the next few days. whatever you want to be. the shaman miss you claim has another job to do. here is to check to see if the new burial place the family has had built will be ready in time for the ancestors to move in the next day. the workers are still painting and plastering. time is running out. some of the workers are already drunk the outrageous dollars are notes. because bones are frequently stolen from the graves last resting places are secured with secret locks . for his grandson giambruno has his thoughts elsewhere his wife died a few weeks ago so he's hardly an hour to celebrate. for the new it's a real. i firmly believe that we must honor our ancestors and this way without them we would not be here after all many christians say this ritual is bad but that is our malagasy tradition i would rather spend my money on this than on anything else . nearby his flock. the family has been saving up for

a wet and windy day here, and that rain spilling into the western highlands later, getting into the west of northern ireland. mostly dry tuesday, sunny

cloudy for scotland with showers pushing in the western isles and the highlands. rain heading towards shetland as we head towards evening. overnight, rain turning much heavier across western parts of scotland. breeze picking up here as well. this band of rain pushes southwards bringing some dampness to northern ireland overnight and perhaps when getting into dumfries and galloway. another quite warm night. mist and fog patches with us first thing in the morning for western parts. the mist and fog will clear through the day in the west. brightening up with some sunshine for southern england and wales. at showers work their way in from scotland into northern england and wales. another hot one for the southeast. highs up to 32 degrees. there will be some changes in the week ahead. we lose all that heat and the atlantic start to wake

(vicki)kron 4's ali reid joins us live from highland hospital tonight ...li, any updates on his condition? we're told the hospital is running a number of tests right now.in the meantime, loved ones are coming out in numbers.pkg friends, family and colleagues pour in and out of highland hospital tuesday evening ... visiting officer jordan wingate, who remains in critical condition. oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick also showed her respects to the family.outside ... o-p-d cornered off a part of the roadway to make it easier for anyone visiting the family. the violent traffic

they are a sight more familiar to the moors and the mountains of the highlands and islands.ased into the wild much further south. the raptor is hooded to keep him calm. he's one of three birds moved to a new home in a part of scotland where less than a handful of pairs remain. this is a male, he's really healthy. got a nice bit of meat on his sternum. and he's ready, ready to go, do you think? he's definitely ready to go. before that, they are measured. 124. examined to ensure they are healthy. then fitted with one of these, a satellite transmitter to track them once they take to the skies. the birds have been handled just twice — once when they were taken under licence from their nests in the highlands and then just now when they have been checked over and tagged before being released. scotland's golden eagle population has faced challenges, from changing land—use to persecution, but those behind this project are confident they will get a warm welcome here. young golden eagles are heavily persecuted. a third of them have been killed, either through shooting or poisoning. do

the violence all too many and that's to highlands. this is the place where it happened right here a car driven by a white supremacist smashed into a group of counter protesters killing heather higher and injuring many others hires yes sparked outrage across the country which was employed fired by president strums sayliyah to clearly condemn white nationalists and neo nazis for the violence and shallots feel for many here this was the moment they decided to stand up against hatred bigotry and racism an outpouring of public support has encouraged activists like john lane smit the roots of racism run deep here she says pointing to the state of confederate general robert e. lee still standing proud as just one example but for too long people of shallow to build didn't want to confront the issue schmidt tells me they wanted their peace and quiet white supremacy is part of the everyday fabric. of our political life our economic life the way policing is conducted against black people and you know so there's much more discussion of this you k

between the two in the heart of the highlands he'll be. visiting us on the from line. she took me since my first visit to yemen two years ago i have been of the opinion that the international community has significantly underestimated the degree of destabilization of pain and of suffering caused by the war in yemen. and they've tried to relegate the situation to the second or third rank of international conflict possible so that it's like it just seems good and also that's why i've returned here. is determined to try and redress the imbalance to some extent between the lack of international attention and the huge humanitarian needs of those wanting money to. pay tamara is one of the few people today who has access to all the protagonists in the conflict from the recognised political leaders of the militias of all spectrums. during his journey from the south to the north the war will go silent as if put on hold. hectic days with no rest by traveling to the heart of a conflict that gets so little international attention. it all started on the twenty first of september tw

. >> reporter: that's right, kristen, this is hiller highlands, which did burn, but it was 27 years ago. certainly there have been some terrible fires this summer, and, of course, the north bay fires last year, but of homeowners are still wondering why they are being made to suffer for things that are not happening here. it's an area that did suffer a devastating fire, nearly three decades ago. but oakland's hiller highlands hasn't seen anything like it since. >> well, i was disappointed. >> reporter: still hiller resident fred par kins received a letter from his insurance carrier, saying his policy was not being renewed. >> the property listed poses an unacceptable risk for wildfire. >> a half dozen other neighbors received similar notices. >> we have an active fire abatement program going on in this neighborhood, we have an inspection every year by the suggests to me this is anymore vulnerable than any other location. >> reporter: according to the california insurance department, nonrenewals in areas with potentially high fire danger have increased in recent years, but the vast majori

they are a sight more familiar to the moors and the mountains of the highlands and islands.nto the wild, much further south. the raptor is hooded to keep him calm. he is one of three birds moved to a new home in a part of scotland where less than a handful of pairs remain. this is a male, he's really healthy. he's got a nice bit of meat on his sternum. and he's ready — ready to go, you think? he's definitely ready to go. before that, they are measured. 124. ..examined to ensure they are healthy, then fitted with one of these, a satellite transmitter to track them once they take to the skies. the birds have been handled just twice — once when they were taken under licence from their nests in the highlands, and thenjust now, when they have been checked over and tagged before being released. scotland's golden eagle population has faced challenges, from changing land use to persecution, but those behind this project are confident they will get a warm welcome here. young golden eagles are heavily persecuted. i mean, a third of them have been killed, either through shooting or poi

the violence all too many and that's to highlands. this is the place where it happens right here a car driven by a white supremacist smashed into a group of counter protesters killing heather higher and injuring many others hires this sparked outrage across the country which was employed fired by president strums say we are to clearly condemn white nationalists and neo nazis for the violence at charlottesville for many here this was the moment they decided to stand up against hatred bigotry and racism an outpouring of public support has encouraged activists like jill a instrument the roots of racism run deep here she says pointing to the confederate general robert e. lee still standing proud as just one example but for too long people of charlottesville didn't want to confront the issue schmidt tells me they wanted their peace and quiet white supremacy is part of every day fabric. of our political life our economic life the way policing is conducted against black people and you know so there's much more discussion of this you know eve

some more menacing cloud in highland scotland, and there are a few showers. we have had them pretty much all day. you can see we've got a bit more cloud spilling into the far south—west. we could catch one of two showers in northern ireland, moving into western parts of wales. on the whole it's going to be dry, plenty of sunshine, fair weather cloud. temperatures not great for this time of the year, a little bit below par. the showers that we have got in western areas will tend to fade away this evening. a bit more cloud coming into the english channel. in the east it might bring a shower or two to the coast. otherwise, clear skies, might bring a shower or two to the coast. otherwise, clearskies, no wind, another chilly night, a bit like last night. temperatures down to one of two degrees in rural parts of scotland. tomorrow starts chilly. on the whole it will start dry and sunny. some more cloud coming into cornwall. it might bring some spots of rain in the morning, cloud increasing for northern ireland into westernmost parts of scotland later in the day. ot

like this one in the highlands of scotland.ous in farms all across the world. we have also trialled this with sea bass and sea bream, which are the two main species farmed elsewhere in europe. but it can also be used in all farmed fish. and not only that, it can be added to feeds for other animals like pigs and poultry. because not everyone likes eating fish, like my wife! this is quite an efficient little production factory for making oil. researchers believe that these genetically modified plants are the solution. their seeds contain omega—3 oil. consumers in many parts of the world would be happy to eat the salmon fed on the oil that's crushed out of them, but there is consumer resistance in europe. i think the technology has got a great deal to offer. it is not necessarily a silver bullet, but i think we should use that along with all the other approaches that we could adopt. especially now that we're going be leaving the eu, maybe there is an opportunity for us to consider how we regulate gm. we're going to cook them in th

scotland were some places we re highland scotland were some places were below freezing. in northern ireland and eastern england and even in the south—west, there were temperatures of three or 4 degrees. a cool start but things will change towards the weekend. this system pushing in from the west which will bring some cloud and a bit of rain, most will be dry with high pressure and this can bring is warmer air from the south. by day and night you can expect the temperatures to climb through the weekend. mostly dry and we will have some spells of sunshine. this is the rest of the afternoon, most plate is fine with sunny spells, the small chance of a show in the south—east and things clouding over as one of those fronts approaches in the west. by four o'clock back a bit of extra cloud and maybe some rain in the far west of cornwall but the further east you 90, of cornwall but the further east you go, mort spells of sunshine apart from the small chance of a show in the south—east —— more spells. clouding over in northern ireland and maybe some rain here later, much of scotla

kron 4's ali reid joins us live from highland hospital tonight ...li, any updates on his condition? we're told the hospital is running a number of tests right now.in the meantime, loved ones are coming out in numbers.pkgfriends, family and colleagues pour in and out of highland hospital tuesday evening ... visiting officer jordan wingate, who remains in critical condition. oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick also showed her respects to the family.outside ... o-p-d cornered off a part of the roadway to make it easier for anyone visiting the family. the violent traffic collision happened just before 3am monday on middle harbor road at the port of oakland.the 22 year old officer was responding to a call about suspicious people in the area, when he crashed into a car then a parked semi-truck. opd investors say the civilian vehicle was being driven a doc worker heading home and was not injured. wingate is one of the newer recruits ... graduating in 2017. the injured officer is also the son of an active duty lieutenant in the oakland police department. s

they are a sight more familiar to the moors and the mountains of the highlands and islands. on his sternum. and he‘s ready, ready to go, do you think? he‘s definitely ready to go. before that, they are measured. 124. examined to ensure they are healthy. then fitted with one of these, a satellite transmitter to track them once they take to the skies. the birds have been handled just twice — once when they were taken under licence from their nests in the highlands and then just now when they have been checked over and tagged before being released. scotland‘s golden eagle population has faced challenges, from changing land—use to persecution, but those behind this project are confident they will get a warm welcome here. young golden eagles are heavily persecuted. a third of them have been killed, either through shooting or poisoning. down here, in the south of scotland, we‘ve been able to reassure ourselves that persecution is not an issue, it‘sjust a small, fragmented population which needs this helping hand from us. filmed on remote cameras, when the time comes to spread thei

they had a contentious relationship, according to highland heights police chief bill birkenhauer, whoeportedly testified that she was known to log into his facebook to block other women. birkenhauer also claimed hubers sent poston hundreds of text messages during one of their break-ups. hubers was convicted of poston's murder in 2015, but the ruling was overturned when the case was ruled a mistrial. (ken) a forensics (ken) (ken)a forensics expert testified poston had been shot first in the forehead while he was seated, twice in the back while still in his seat and three more times after he fell to the floor. hubers was convicted of poston's murder in 2015, but the ruling was overturned when the case was ruled a mistrial. (pam)coming up: a reminder for people taking bart in the east bay. where construction will change your route. (ken)and next... an elderly woman attacked inside her home...now police are looking for the suspects... (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores.scores. highlights and sports the day's i'll have all the day's sports highlights an

men were taken to highland hospital for treatment.r as police search for the suspect. it reopened about 9:00. this comes after three separate violent deaths at b.a.r.t. stations in the month of july. the suspects were arrested and all of the cases. this is just two weeks after the stabbing of nia wilson and her sister at the macarthur station. traveler say they are feel for --. full for their safety and would like to see more police. >> they only come around every few months. you just do not feel safe anymore. i go to the city every day and every day i am looking around. now i more so than ever.>> reporter: b.a.r.t. police say there searching for the suspect and the weapon. in oakland, lee martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 18-year-old nia wilson was laid to rest yesterday. family, friends and community leaders attended services at the ask full gospel church. she was stabbed two weeks ago at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. they remembered her and her dreams that she had such a joining the army in becoming a paramedic. >> i never thought i

these top predators found only in the highlands and islands of scotland are critical to their environment. and conservation biologists are starting to use this genetic blueprint to help select the right birds to release elsewhere in the country. but while this landscape‘s most majestic residents have given up some very valuable secrets, they remain just as impressive as ever. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is anna smith. it is nice to see you — president of the critics‘ circle. what have you been watching? we are starting with cold war, taking place in poland and paris and an interesting story of a troubled relationship between a musician and singer. then we are off to sanjose with searching, a missing person thriller told entirely on computer screens. and we have yardie, idris elba's long—awaited directorial debut. let's start with cold war. it looks beautiful. this is the arthouse choice of the week if you want to see a quality film. i look forward to the work of pawel pawli

the chance of a bit more rain working into the western isles, perhaps the highlands of scotland as welllooking dry. top temperatures around 18 degrees in aberdeen to around 29 in london. looking ahead through monday and tuesday, stil mostly dry for most of the country. it's in the south the we'll see temperatures staying at around 30 degrees right through monday and tuesday. bye— bye. good morning. welcome to breakfast, withjon kay and naga munchetty. our headlines today: red alert. forecasters warn of record temperatures in europe this weekend of up to 48 degrees celsius. president emmerson mnangagwa is declared the winner of zimba bwe's election, but the opposition reject the result. we sell more goods and services to the rest of the world than we do to the rest of the world than we do to the eu, so should we be worried about trade wars and brexit —— non—brexit? imac this —— i'm at this place that sells bikes. in sport, there's joy and pain at the hockey world cup.

i the violence ultimately that's to highlands and outpouring of public support has encouraged activists like elaine smith the roots of racism run deep here she says pointing to the confederate general robert e. lee still standing proud as just one example but for too long people of charlottesville didn't want to confront the issue schmidt tells me they wanted their peace and quiet white supremacy is part of that every day fabric. of our political life our economic life the way for policing is conducted against black people and you know so there's much more discussion of this you know even among people especially white people who were previously very kind of self-satisfied and thought that everything was fine speech and see any very serious approaches still ancient and other local activists tell the panel discussion to promote the importance of remaining vigilant. for years muslim teachers in germany have attracted attention if they want a headscarf now one state is considering banning the huge offer pupils under the age of fourteen as diffuse yalda talk found out this would be a controv

it is the most persistent in the western of scotland, at the highlands as well.look out for western coasts. clear skies with lows overnight at 12 and i6 celsius quite generally. tomorrow as we go into monday, was the sunshine across england and wales with mist and will cloud on the western coast. but that will retreat away eventually. that's an cloud across northern ireland are discovered, bringing some patchy rainfora time. discovered, bringing some patchy rain for a time. but that will ease. summer bay could get into the far north of england. a cynic i discovered the temperatures of 23 celsius. that is higher in anything there and south—east england, where they could exceed 30 degrees as is, that it was a pleasant. despite continues south of eastwards monday night introduced it. it is a dividing line between a share to the melton dividing line between a share to the m elto n west dividing line between a share to the melton west and the heat and humidity further south and east. but not for much longer. there will be the far north day of the heat across england a

the violence all to make the maps to highlands. this is the place where it happens right here a car driven by a white supremacist smashed into a group of counter protesters killing heather higher and injuring many others hires this sparked outrage across the country which was employed fired by president strums sayliyah to clearly condemn white nationalists and neo nazis for the violence and shallots feel for many here this was the moment they decided to stand up against hatred bigotry and racism an outpouring of public support has encouraged activists like delaine smit the roots of racism run deep here she says pointing to the confederate general robert e. lee still standing proud as just one example but for too long people of shallow debil didn't want to confront the issue schmidt tells me they wanted their peace and quiet white supremacy is part of it every day fabric. of our political life our economic life the way for policing is conducted against black people and you know so there's much more discussion of this you know even a

most, northern scotland seeing a bit more cloud, bringing the prospect of a few more showers to the highlandsthern ireland and northern england, on spells of sunshine for england and wales and it is towards the south—east that we see the highesttemperatu res. the highest temperatures. generally 18—29 degrees for most of us on sunday. into monday and we will start to see a bit more cloud, with a weak front into northern ireland and the west of scotland, one or two showers and perhaps in the far north of england. further south again, a dry day with lots of sunshine and light wind. we could see 31 celsius, a little bit more warmer over time it gets to monday and a touch fresher north. to the middle part of the week and those temperatures will get down a little bit, most places staying dry. a few showers in the west. bye bye. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: the united states calls on zimbabwe's newly re—elected president to be generous and gracious in victory, after more violence erupts. american secreta

, we are expecting some rainfor overnight, we are expecting some rain for the western isles, the highlands, a dry night with some clear spells. temperatures, although not quite as high as they were last night, still quite warm in london, with temperatures only slowly drifting down to about 16 degrees. fresher conditions in the north and west. for sunday a decent day of weather coming up with plenty of sunshine around the england and wales. northern ireland, again quite cloudy. cloudy for scotland. with further showers, so more general rain pushing in here later in the day, turning quite heavy as we head towards sunday evening. temperature—wise, as you work, really, low 20s and height the north and west. we still have that warm air across more southern parts. looking at sunday night, some wet weather moving across scotland and northern ireland, bringing useful rain. some of that will begin to edge its way into northern england, and this area of cloud and rain really heralds the change in the weather which will slowly bring some cooler conditions southwards across the uk as we go through the

seventeen people mostly tourists were killed last week when another huge earthquake hit the same highland earthquake only passed about four hours ago so they were better prepared and there's no longer a tsunami warning but the disaster agency has warned everyone who is on long island today kate to higher ground despite the tsunami warning being lifted and aftershocks of the quake of which there were over sixty were felt as far as bali which is a very popular tourist destination as well. across the car of course certainly a week ago there was that six point four magnitude earthquake that you mentioned exactly in the same location that killed over a dozen people of course as early days but does this quake look as bad well in terms of magnitude slightly higher at six point nine to six point four but basically because it came so quickly after the last one many of the most vulnerable vulnerable residents of lombok are already in camps have vacated their homes and there are already much much he worked worse than there were just last week so looking at the casualties will be fewer this time arou