history, and from the big horn and the big horn historical society.do the newsletter. i was looking for something different. i found the blog book called "the log, fawley ranch" dated summer 1928. it's sort of a diary of what original photographs and the donnelly family they published disease. they were a publisher from chicago and they would publish these for the guests and here you have the guest role in the front of the book how long they stayed and on the very first page of found ernest hemingway. i realize this was an original help photo of hemingway that we did not know who the woman was. it took me a while doing the research and that's how we found out this was later to become bill horn's row until mike y. is the book that started it all. the reason i started this book being a manager of the wyoming room we were having so many researchers come in wanting to constantly look at this photo, opening the book, putting it on the copy machine. it was being used quite extensively, it was breaking down the back of the book. these are 100 years old we di

some say that train horn is so loud they have to lever town in order to sleep. ktvu reports the mayor is pushing for change u. >> 1:00 a.m. downtown san rafel u. an empty train blows its horn nonstop while new crossing and controls are tested to did south. >> it keeps honking all the way through the tunnel. >> neighbors are blowing up, too. >> it is horrible. it wakes you out of a solid sleep. >> the racket travels far and wide and ruins their rest. >> this is like 15 neighborhoods, thousands of people. do you really want your surgeon to not sleep the night before. or what about the driver whether or not just goes through the intersection. >> they they -- they lay on that horn, and it was 5:00 a.m >> on social media and in city council chambers, the distress is being heard. >> some of us have to lever town this weekend because they make it unbelievably difficult to sleep and three nights in a row losing sleep for families. for everybody, people have to work. it is just not acceptable. >> reporter: san rafael's mayor knows the testing occurs after regular service

. >> the reason he ended coming to big horn, his friend bill horn and were ambulance drivers, i'm note how bill horn was invited to come here but he was invited to come to the big horns and they could stop here on their way to jackson because earnest was invited to jackson to finish his ba book there. and they decided to stay. bill horn stayed for a couple of weeks and then there was so much ing on up there that earnest needed to work somewhere else. and came down to sheridan, no air conditioning, 1928, one bathroom per floor. i'm sure it was very loud at the train station and decided to go to another place. and there is a bedroom there that is called the hemming way room and i think he was there by himself and able to write. at the very end when he was close to finishing he went to still wig wam and pauline came to join him. and it was just pauline and they were the guests for seven days. we just found that he tried to finish the last paragraph of the book and rewrote it 29 times and that was a real struggle for him and once it was finished -- we know they had a type writer. his fini

. >> in the big horn mountains of wyoming. it's about the time that they came to wyoming to finish a farewell to arms and he was here because they have just head their baby patrick. he couldn't finish the book. they took her and patrick. and headed out to wyoming. he was probably very early on in his career he was not well known but this was a farewell to arms and i feel like you need to get it finish and that's why he was here to find some quiet time to finish the book. the reason he ended up coming to big horn was that his friend that they were ambulance drivers in the first world war in italy i'm not sure how he was invited to come here but he was invited to come to the ranch which was in the big horn's. and they could stop here on their way to jackson because ernest was invited to jackson to try to finish his book there. when they got to big horn they just decided to stay. >> bill stayed for a couple of weeks and there was so much going on up there that he decided he needed to work somewhere else. were talking 1928 note ai

[horn]. >> horns bullarying near residential neighborhoods at every intersection along that new extensionthe trains are required to sound their horns at the intersection as part of a federal safety law but it means that for the past two weeks residents in nearby neighborhoods have not been able to get any uninterrupted sleep. >> this is like a neighborhood with thousands of people. do you really want your surgeons to not sleep the night before or the person who is with your child or how about the driver who just goes through the intersection. >> also being asked whether or not they made arrangements and perhaps for service. >> at a san raphael city council meeting last night sleep deprived neighbors told city leaders the problem has been so bad some of them have had to leave town in order to get some rest. san raphael's mayor also on the smart train board says the city has applied for exemptions to the federal safety rules but that wouldn't apply to this temporary testing phase. those safety exemptions only apply when a train is in full service and that hasn't happened here yet. again thi

they didn't really know about horns.to a gig, i don't know, somehow i associate it, hey, walt, do you think i'll ever have a cashmere suit, you know? cashmere suit. i still don't have a cashmere suit. i don't know what i associated that with, but -- and walt are you kidding? you'll have 200 of them. this was a concept that he totally believed in and had no doubt that it was going to, you know -- it was going to develop into something significant. >> i will say one thing that i got that i remember, and i remember jimmy told me and i forgot this. we were in indianapolis with hendrix, 20,000 people there, and they're yelling bring on hendrix, bring on hendrix. i got so fed up, i got on the mic and said shut the bleep up and listen. ♪ >> a.m. radio was still a baby, you know. it was top 40, but it was bubble gum stuff. they weren't ready for what we were doing. f.m. radio was commercial free in those days and played whole albums. >> and a.m. radio still hadn't played one of our songs. we released "beginnings." we released "d

>>> or a relaxing train horn. it's more of an alert. >> and it goes on. >> it startles you and usually they'll blow that thing when they want someone to get out of the way and it's a federal law so every time you watch a train come to the crossing you'll notice they have to blow their horn. so now you know something that you can use at a party and if you go to that party it sounds like a boring party but whatever. >>> let's go out and take a look at 101 from gill roy to san jose. it looks pretty good all the way up through. there's a little bit of slowing in morgan hill but for the most part no major problems. northbound80 right there looks good getting up highway 17. construction work in hopeland has picked up and traffic is doing well. the bay bridge a back up not huge between five and ten minutes and it's a little bet less if you are using the car pool lane. actually if you are using the car pool lane it's more like two minutes. let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> thank you sir. >> you're welcome. >>

horn is in a political pickle. 223 of horn's fellow house democrats support an impeachment inquiry against she and 11 other so-called holdouts have not done so. nearly all represent pro-trump territory. >> so grateful for -- >> reporter: democrat andy kim knows the predicament well. he flipped new jersey's 3rd district from red to blue last year. kim announced his support for an inquiry just last week. >> i mean, look, it's up to the american people to decide when it comes to their elections of who they want. >> reporter: back in oklahoma city, some democrats want horn to play it safe. >> would you worry about her chances for re-election? >> i would. i think she's done a good job so far, i would hate to see her lose. >> reporter: but horn also must contend with her democratic base. >> i would rather her go with the impeachment and lose her seat than worry about what happens to her position. at a certain point, you have to stand up for what you believe in. i don't think people here ever expect a democrat to win, however, the demographics are changing. anything else. in y'all need - >> will

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. >> there is a directional horn, it could just go down the track. that would help.>> reporter: and attorney is also helping the group.>> sleep separation is torture.>> reporter: residence hope that mediation might work but they might seek an injunction to make the horns stop, the next test night is this coming friday night, expect the tomorrow afternoon a meeting. >>> the gunmen who killed seven people in west texas did a background check, he obtained his rifle in a private sale, officials said the gunmen had previously failed a federal background check in 2014 because of mental health issues. one neighbor described him as a violent aggressive person who would fire his guns at all hours.>>> walmart announced today it will stop selling certain types of ammunition in the wake of mass shootings in texas. will they plan to stop selling short barreled rifle finition ammunition used in hunting rifles on large capacity clips on military style weapons. walmart is also asking customers not to carry guns into their stores even though that's legal in some stat

he says, "roy horn is now mine. i am dominant of him.m. and the quick thinking of the handlers who put their fingers in the two puncture wounds to stem the flow of blood until the paramedics got there. >> he had seconds to live. all we can do is wait for paramedics. >> he kept saying, don't hurt mantecore, don't let anyone hurt mantecore. >> because he did nothing wrong. and roy knew also he did nothing wrong. >> and obviously, that's what we did, no one hurt mantecore. >> the next thing i remember is roy being wheeled out by the paramedics and hearing him gasping for breath. >> he's gone. he's -- he's gone. he's dead. >> the paramedics are there. they have now whisked roy away for emergency treatment, but the audience, can you just imagine the audience? they don't even know what happened. >> from the moment he left stage, it was just complete silence until siegfried came out, and he said something the effect that he had been injured, and that the show was canceled. >> i guess the first time i really realized that this was, this was real

there's horns are waking up thousands of people.ropped the smart dream is eventually going to run and extend from this era to clarksville. we are standing next to anderson drive. before that extension is in effect, just have to test the trains on the route. and that testing can only happen during the overnight hours when smart trains are not in service. that then leads to this problem. trains blaring their horns at every intersection during those overnight hours. the trains are required to sound those horns at the intersections because of federal safety laws. the testing has been going on every night, on weekdays from 9:30 pm until 8 am. that means for the past two weeks, residents of the tracks have not been able to get any unenrolled did sleep.>> this is a neighborhood with thousands of people. you really want your surgeons to not sleep the night before? as a person who is with a child or how about the driver who just goes through the intersection. at a city council meeting last night some residents so the problem is been so bad t

i'll-a have-a da linguine puttanesca [ laughter and applause ♪ thank you, french horns, for basicallyit [ laughter ] >> steve: whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa yo [ spits >> jimmy: thank you diy projects, for being a slightly less expensive way to make a a way worse version of something. [ laughter and applause i made that myself that's a soap holder >> steve: yeah, i got it i got it >> jimmy: we're good this one is killer >> steve: this was the best one. >> jimmy: i think someone is standing up. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: that's what the card says [ laughter ] we're going to ask the audience for a standing ovation after this >> steve: really >> jimmy: this is the last thank you note >> higgins: aw [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: for tonight. >> steve: for tonight. >> jimmy: we'll do them every week [ laughter ] >> steve: but for tonight, do the last one tonight yeah ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, fancy bloody mary's. i enjoy all the extra stuff, but at this point, you might as well just give me a cobb salad covered in vodka there you guys have it [ cheers and applause those are my "thank yo

james horn -- dr. james horn leads the jamestown recovery team. we follow their footsteps. archaeological remains of the 17 church survive. james austen powell remarked on the women's legacy, unselfish devotion. the firstommemorate 19, and honor all the men and women who ensured we could stand here with the seeds of our democracy. thank you and welcome. [applause] governor northam: good morning and thank you for being here for this correct -- incredible commemoration -- tommy: good morning at thank you for being here for this incredible commemoration. historic jamestown, where we are now seated, includes the reconstruction of the jamestown settlement across the causeway and about 22 miles down the freedom parkway, where was ultimately won in 1779, when the world turned upside down at yorktown. this venue includes the first permanent english settlement, when 104 brave young men and 1607.anded may 13, the site includes not just the first english settlement, but the reconstructed remains of jamesal virginia at the river -- colonial virginia. at the james river and york river y

they say the train horns are so loud they have to leave town in order to sleep. and rafield mayor is pushing for some change. >>> 1:00 a.m. downtown san horn nonstop while new >> and it keeps honking all the way neighbors are blowing up, too. >> it is horrible. it wakes you out of a solid sleep. >> slope-deprived residents claim the racket travels far and wide and ruins their rest. >> this is like 15 neighborhoods. thousands of people. do you really want your surgeon to not sleep the night before? or the person who is with your child or how about the driver whether or not just goes through the intersection? >> they lay on that horn, and it was 5:00 a.m >> on social media, the city council chambers, the distress is being heard. >> some of us have to leave town this weekend because it is unbelievably difficult to slope and three nights in a row of losing sleep for families, for everybody. people have to work. it is just not acceptable. >> the mayor whether or not also heads smart's board knows the testing occurs after regular services finished for the day when trai

this is whenever the texas cattle got close to any domestic short horns, those short horns died. now, think about this if you're a kansas farmer and you have a couple dairy cows and that's basically what you have. maybe you have a calf or maybe you have a bull. then this texas herd goes by, and a week later your herd is dead. you're not too thrilled with the presence of texas cattlemen. so the eastern part of the state was settled by farmers like this, and they were tough on these texas cattlemen. they killed the herds if they could or stampeded them back into indian territory or they would take and on some occasions they actually took a drover, tied him to a tree, and whipped his back until it was a bloody pulp and said don't come this way again. they were very serious. it always kind of tickles me a little bit to see westerns where it's always these vicious texas cattlemen and cowboys who raise terror with these poor defenseless farmers. it was much the opposite way. so mccoy had to find some place out of range where heck drive cattle and not interfere with those farmers becaus

horn? >> it is hard for staff to give concrete information on who and what and how they were using the unit. in terms of dates, the sponsor took ownership prior to the closure of the october or agreed upon move out date december 31, 2015. >> question for you. you mentioned the buyout registered with the rent board. do you have any idea when that was introduced at the board? >> the reason i am asks is -- i will ask mr. mcgrath. did you or the prior owner were you aware there was a buyout? >> we were aware there was a buyout that was one of the reasons we purchased the home we believed they came to a agreement and both parties were happy. >> did you ask the tenant to sign a nondisclosure agreement? >> no. >> did you know there was one that existed. >> we knew there was a buyout agreement. >> your neighbor was in support of the project said he was aware there was a nondisclosure agreement with the tenant that would have prevented her from saying i was bought out. that is what i thin -- i think

yesterday a judge denied people a petition to start the overnight horn testing. the group claimed the horns are disrupting your sleep. >>> now to a story about a tortoise with a hard for adventure. the animal was just reunited with its owner after traveling quite a distance. this tortoise ped from his enclosure last week when a storm brewing open a latch. he wandered away from his home, eventually ending up one half mile away. authorities used watermelon to get him back. animal experts say this is breeding season, pet tortoises often seek companionship. which could be the reason he ran away. i am so happy they found him. you would think it would be hard for a tortoise to escape. they are very slow. >> yes, they are. keep on going. he will find his love one day. how are the roads looking? >>> we have got a couple of hot spots. we have trouble on 80, a heads up if you plan on taking 80, all lanes are shut down on 80 west. we are getting worried there may be an accident involving a tanker truck. a lot of activity there, we will keep you updated. let's go south to th

(nature, ambient sounds, birds in flight, running water) (car horn - barely audible) (car horn - increasing in volume and intensity) (car horn - loud) jane, this is jim from onstar. i've contacted help and they're on their way. o.k. don't worry i'm going to stay with you until help arrives. thank you. that deer, it just, just came out of nowhere. you wanna see something thatamazing?ing. go to hilton instead of a travel site and you'll experience a whole new range of emotions like... the relaxing feeling of knowing you're getting the best price. these'll work. the utter delight of free wi-fi... . oh man this is the best part. isn't that you? yeah. and the magic power of unlocking your room with your phone. i can read minds too. really? book at hilton.com. if you find a lower rate, we match it and give you 25% off that stay. expect better. expect hilton. t-mobile's newest signal reaches farther than ever before. with more engineers. more towers. more coverage! it's a network that gives you ♪freedom from big cities, to small towns, we're with you. because life can take you almost anywhere, t-m

. >>> neighbors fight back, the lawsuit filed over testing train horns all night long.here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet,ons. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you needd the xfi app today. . >>> safety testing could mean restless nights in marin county. how would you like to sleep next to that. hops will be tested overnight. crews are testing the system. the noise exceeds legal levels. seeking an injunctions against the horn testing. >>> members of the military will walk the streets to clean up blight. everyone is welcome to join the effort. >> piles of trash and debris stacked under 880 in east oakland. this blight is a familiar sight in the district. >> you can talk about it, feel sorry about it. but we have t

jim horn has written magnificently about his book published last year which he titled 1619. i hope you'll all take the opportunity to read it. at this point 400 years ago, the leadership of the virginia company has its mind-set to, quote, fashion a society that promoted an commitment to anglican ritual and god's word. just laws, equitable government, an economy based on a wide variety of crops and industries, trade and public works that would benefit the country and multitude of settlers who would shortly flock to the colony, unquote not interested in surviving the intended to prosper. that was the idea. you could see within that core idea the substance of thinking that still an plates virginia to this very day. jim points out that sir edwin sands strenuously advocated a colony devoted to the public, a commonwealth that would benefit all those who ventured themselves or their money and represented an improvement on english society principally in respect to we will being moral as well as economic of the people. sounds sort of familiar, doesn't it? sands intended the economy w

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in boston, at harvard, we met michael horn, who has been studying education and has a grim predictionyou think more of these closures are copping? >> absolutely. i think 25% of schools will fail in the next two decades. >> reporter: a quarter? >> a quarter. absolutely. if they're going to close, they're going to merge. some of them will declare some form of bankruptcy to reinvent themselves. it's going to be brutal. >> reporter: and horn says the problems, colleges already face finding enough paying customers is only going to get worse. >> we know families had fewer children after the recession in 2008. which means in fewer years there are going to be not as many kids going into college. the business models are breaking at the seams. >> reporter: small schools in the midwest and northeast are especially vulnerable, and horn says new forms of education will bring even more pressure. >> i think we're going to see basically faster and cheaper programs emerge. i also think we're going see a lot of mobile learning programs come up where you can literally pop on your phone, learn a few thin

horn: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of the fair act, the to make forced arbitrations clauses illegal. as a member of the armed services committee i work to protect service members and their families from negligently managed base house theaning contracts they were forced to sign to keep them quiet. our service members should have the right to advocate for themselves. we cannot hold bad actors accountable when they can hide in arbitration proceedings. no one should have to sign away their right to go to court after experiencing sexual assault or discrimination. but that is exactly what forced arbitration clauses do arbitration can be an option to solve disagreements without going to court but everyone involved should get to choose. if you download an app, signed up for a credit card or signed an employment contract you may have signed away your right to hold someone accountable. i don't believe that you can sign away your constitutional right. i voted for the fair act to level the playing

the guy who captured the video says he tried to wake up the two by honking on the horn. his horn did w autopilot system has safety features, it's intended for a fully attentive driver with their hands on the wheel. in june another tesla driver was caught snoozing behind the wheel here in the bay area. so it is an yissue. you can't do it. it's illegal. it's so dangerous. >> it's so dangerous. i don't understand these people. >> and the car reminds you, too. who knows if they had a device attached to the steering wheel. >> it's frustrating to see that. >> yeah. >>> let's talk about better news. it is monday. monday night football. >> so nice out today. kind of had you feeling like it was fall outside right in time for that football starting up. and the last home opener in oakland. i will give you the forecast for that kickoff at 7:20 if you are headed that way or a big rads fan. 70 degrees, a little bit breezy. halftime partly cloudy skies and dropping down to a cooler 64. if you are still going out that way or nur near the game tonight, you want to have that light jacket

neighbors are complaining about trains traveling on unopen tracks and blaring their horns. crews are checking the patrol system and making sure it synchronizes with the crossingsignals for pedestrians and cars. >> the gates, the lights, the bells that are located at the roadways. our job is to make sure that all those devices are providing the proper warning time. >>> once the testing is complete, the quiet zone can go into effect. it which trains are prohibited from sounding their horns. >>> the san francisco ferry building is going to get the includes repairs to the facade which has been recently damaged by weather. it is also getting a new paint job to restore the 120-year-old guild building to its original gray color. no public warning. expected to take two years. >>> it is 4:16 in the morning. you hay 80 is a mess; right? >> it is a big mess franker and pam. it is probably the -- if i had to chose one freeway, you might see 880 or 80. and one of those freeways, 80 westbound has an overturned big rig blocking all lanes. traffic is already straight leg raising slow. ther

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m horn. ms. horn: thank you, madam speaker. safe to speak about the banking act. later today, we will consider of right tant piece sized pragmatic legislation that our es problems facing communities. h.r. 1595, the safe banking act, bill that isan confronts the problem that has arisen from the conflict between and federal law and is currently endangering ommunities as well as inhibiting small businesses from growing. . currently, 33 states, including my home state of oklahoma, have passed some form of legalized canny bass. due to the schedule -- can bass. due to the schedule 1 status it is illegal for banks across this country to work with can even in - cannibas states where it is legalized. this prevents businesses from using banks banks to deposit their revenue, pay bills, financial capital improvement projects, and makes it challenging for them to file their taxes. his has also created a serious afety hazard for canny bass -- cannibas, and increases the licklyhood of tax evasion way which has been historically prevalent among cash only businesses the. the safe

- barely audible) (car horn - increasing in volume and intensity) (car horn - loud) jane, this is jim. i've contacted help and they're on their way. o.k. don't worry i'm going to stay with you until help arrives. thank you. that deer, it just, just came out of nowhere. >>> cnn learned the white house is preparing to give the whistleblower complaint to congress. after that happened after the house speerk nancy pelosi opened an impeachment inquiry. let's discuss now. with democratic presidential candidate julian castro secretary of housing and urban development under president obama. secretary, thank you. first of all i want your reaction to the breaking news the white house is preparing to release the whistleblower complaint. what changed here? >> it's clear is that the president is backed into a corner. backed himself into a corner. because he's admitted to the main facts of the charge. that he tried to strong arm the ukraine president to investigate in a bogus way investigate joe biden and his son. for political advantage. and little by little his case is falling apart. he's already

. >> reporter: trains blaring their horns at every intersection between san rafael and lynchburg. this is required because of federal safety laws. testing has been going on periodically every night. the testing can happen on weekdays from 9:30 pm to 3:30 am, and even on weekends from 9:30 pm until 8 am. that means for the past two weeks or so, residents in some san rafael neighborhoods have not been able to get any uninterrupted sleep.>> some of us have to leave town this weekend. it is unbelievably difficult to sleep. three nights in a row, we have been losing sleep. for people who have to go to work, it is just not acceptable. took some of the sleep deprived residents went to the city council meeting last night. the mayor is also on the smart train board and said the city has applied for some exemptions for the federal safety rules, but this would only apply once full train service is and not d testing phase. residence with a facebook group called smart and quiet want them to consider the different options. may be a horn that is more directional in sound and maybe doesn't blare

[horns honking] [sirens] [radio crackling] woman: i don't hate rules, but sometimes, rules are just stupid. sometimes, rules are made to prevent people from doing bad things, but sometimes, rules are made to protect privilege. typical hong kong girls don't do things like this, like these crazy adventures. rooftopping is a kind of new extreme sport among young people in hong kong now. the idea is conquering a building without being discovered by security. my heart is always pounding, and then my hands are sweating, but i try to overcome this fear. my rooftopping friends, they all have same valueue with me. i thk they're all rebellious, and they also think that the government is not serving the people now in hong kong. they just want you to be obedient. benjamin: i don't want to see any police because i have a helmet with me today. airin: you can say you have helmet for bike. ha! benjamin: because maybe there are d donstrationon tonight, maybe. i don't know. protests about the popolice and govvernmt officials, so maybe it would be better for me to get a helmet first. [speaking cantonese] man

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train horn. as new customers continue to arrive, the future of this project is uncertain.here are also laws to protect young girls, but the reality is children are worth too much in this adult world. frankie mccamley, bbc news, daulatdia, in bangladesh. you have been watching newsday. i'm ben bland in london. and i'm mariko oi in singapore. stay with us. i will be back with business news. and double trouble. we'll see how two political crises shape the financial markets after british pm borisjohnson is defeated in the supreme court and the democrats begin impeachment proceedings against us president donald trump. and before we go, the creator of the first ever labradoodle has said creating the breed is his "life's regret". wally conron said he hasn't "got a clue" why people are still breeding them today. in a recent interview, he shared his concerns about the influx of copycat cross—breeds which have created health problems for many dogs. wally, who's australian, created the labradoodle in the late 1980s. plenty more news online. that's all for now. stay with bbc world new

train horn. as new customers continue to arrive, the future of these projects is uncertain.as dropped globally. police say there are also laws to protect young girls, but the reality is children are worth too much in this adult world. frankie mccamley, bbc news, daulatdia, in bangladesh. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: built to answer climate change's most pressing questions: the uk's new polar research ship — sir david attenborough — is set to be officially named. benjohnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world, and so the british government has no option but to continue this action even after any adverse judge

train horn. as new customers continue to arrive, the future of these projects is uncertain.dropped globally. police say there are also laws to protect young girls, but the reality is children are worth too much in this adult world. frankie mccamley, bbc news, daulatdia, in bangladesh. a major report by the united nations has warned an overheating world is damaging our oceans and causing sea levels to rise. it says, if nothing is done to limit carbon emissions, sea levels could rise by more than a metre, on average, by the end of the century. that could mean extreme flooding by the middle of this century. the northern english city of hull has been badly affected over recent years. our science editor david shukman has been finding out what's being done to help. the sea is rising, so stronger defences are needed. here in hull, a new wall is being built to protect thousands of people. most of the city lies below the level of the high tide, so flooding is a constant risk. this is what we are up against currently. we can't stop it. on a winter night six years ago, seawater overwhe

people who live in the area say the horns are so loud that the can't sleep.ar was at the downtown station, so do we know when all this testing will be over?>> reporter: we've got some information, this is the south and currently, of the line that is known as smart train. before he can go down this way and take people to the larkspur ferry it must have strict role safety requirements, no matter how long it takes. the board got the latest update on the controversial overnight train testing, with loud whistling on the open track between the san rafael and the larkspur ferry. the train must activate its whistle while testing to alter critical systems to make sure that they are verified both separately and in perfect harmony with each other. the crossing warning system must give folks sufficient warning. >> it's the gates, lights and bells that are located at the roadways that the smart track crosses. our job is to make sure that all of those devices are providing the proper warning time. that is, they are activating the proper time before the train reaches the cr

i heard it —— i don't if it is the way of the stadium being built, the air horn, the whole atmospheree build—up in the streets leading up to it, is the event that i enjoy writing in the most. back to the rugby world cup now. the tournament in asia breaks new ground for the competition. for hosts japan it comes just eight years after part of the country was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami. for one small town in the north, this year's event will mean much more than just rugby. our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin reports from kamaishi. 500 km north of tokyo wise kamaishi. 35,000 people live here. they year used to be many more. —— tokyo lies kamaishi. in 2011, a huge earthquake crated a devastating synonymy and kamaishi was almost completely washed away. 0ver kamaishi was almost completely washed away. over 1,000 kamaishi was almost completely washed away. 0ver1,000 people died. 0thers left, never to return. this woman stayed. she sits defiantly at the waters edge. she tells me about the waters edge. she tells me about the day she almost died. translation: asi transla

in >> mike, are your horns being pulled in?ally they are sort of automatically i mean, this stock actuall rallied through the 210 september options, which were short. time is on our side, if we hold onto this position once those decay away you can look at the 210 puts for that and roll the 210 puts short out to october and keep the long 210s on. >> all right well also earlier this month, dan laid out a way to play salesforce earnings. >> if you look at the one-year, it has tremendous overhead resistance between 160 and 170 it is really under performing the nasdaq, which is up 19% of the year it's only up 5%. a collar strategy is something where when you own a stock and potentially you are into a volatile event like earnings in a potentially volatile period we are in right now, it makes sense sometimes to put a collar strategy on where you're protecting your stock. you can buy the october 130/160 collar, paying 70 cents for that. >> salesforce soaring on the back of its report, up nearly 10% since the call so, dan, what do you d

train horn. as new customers continue to arrive, the future of this project is uncertain.obally. police say there are also laws to protect young girls, but the reality is children are worth too much in this adult world. frankie mccamley, bbc news, daulatdia, in bangladesh. a formerfighter a former fighter pilot from the united arab emirates has become the first arab is not in the international space station. embracing his fellow crew when he arrived, after a six hourflight on arrived, after a six hourflight on a russian still use rocket. he is going to spend a day is onboard. —— soyuz rocket. the world got its first up close look at the newest member of britain's royal family today. it came when the duke and duchess of sussex introduced their baby son archie to archbishop desmond tutu on the couple's 10—day tour of africa. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was there. he's four months and 19 days old now, and little has been seen of archie harrison mountbatten—windsor since his birth on the sixth of may. but here he was in cape town today with his mother and father,

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now is the time, and i have to grab the bull by the horns and embrace that.m enjoying the challenge and hopefully it will keep going that way and we will start to be within touching distance of those performances i have always dreamt of. great to see her on the comeback trail. odell beckham junior‘s return to new york could not have gone better — the wide receiver, who was traded from the new york giants to the cleveland browns before the start of the season has a career long 89 yard reception — as the browns beat the new yorkjets 23—3. odell beckham jr had a career—long 89—yard it was a remarkable achievement for him in his new colours of the clevela nd him in his new colours of the cleveland browns. just before we go, some team news for champions league matches tonight. liverpool make three changes for their game. roberto firmino will make his 200th appearance for the club. james henderson —— henderson and milner also appear. you can keep across those games across the bbc sport website. commentary is on radio five live. that is it from us here on sportsday.

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also on sunday club back locked horns with regional rivals dusseldorf the falls were fresh off a 4 nil defeat in the europa league and were hoping to bounce back against fortuna and a win their 1st time game since january and they didn't disappoint. wanted to deliver their fans a long awaited home when the visitors just pulled off knew their opponents were vulnerable and they pounced kazeem adams opening the scoring on just 6 minutes. the ball clearly over the line to give fortuna the lead. his blood but continued to look shaky until late in the game substitute pulling the side's level in the 71st minute i'm the frenchman perfectly placed to slog home the cross i the goal start blood back into action and shortly before the end it was again taking advantage of just the dos defensive chaos i videoed replay ruled out any offside suspicions. to one the final score in this round and super sub. giving the fans their home when. i. before we. demonstrated back on the streets. what started as a peaceful occupation of a shopping mall the china business is. clashes with police. film looking at fa