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howard johnson reporting. the giant inflata ble howard johnson reporting.hicken is part of a campaign to force donald trump to release his tax returns. the inflata ble release his tax returns. the inflatable paltry is back, this time under a new owner “— inflatable paltry is back, this time under a new owner —— poultry. hello there. much of the country was fine and dry, with some good sunny spells on wednesday. the south—east of england was atrocious, cold and wet. that is this area of low pressure, slowly moving a wagering thursday morning. we have got another weather system slowly approaching the final quest of the uk, but elsewhere a ridge of high pressure, which means many places starting fine and dry. that weather system will be introducing thicker cloud to the north and the north—west of scotland. the odd spit and spot of light rain, i think much of scotla nd and spot of light rain, i think much of scotland are nice and fine morning with some sunshine. the same for northern ireland. most places starting off at a chilly note for early august. but at le

howard johnson, bbc news, manila.ied in the violence that erupted after the conviction for rape — of a self—proclaimed religious leader. thousands of supporters of gurmeet ram rahim singh went on the rampage after the court gave its verdict in the town of punchkula. police used live rounds to try to stop the violence and 2,500 people have been arrested. more now from our correspondent there. we have been trying to get to there. we have been trying to get to the prison where the guru is being held. this major highway has been closed. the press are allowed into this area but it is one kilometre away from the prison. you canjust make it out behind those white buildings on the horizon. these restrictions are a measure of how anxious the authorities are about crowd of the bureau's followers building up and a repeat of the terrible violence that we saw in india yesterday. that has been condemned from the top downwards, the prime minister downwards has said that they won't calm here. there is a great deal of tension and fear

howard johnson, bbc news, manila.will be on las vegas when conor mcgregor and floyd mayweather do battle. our sports news correspondent richard conway has been watching the build up. the hype has been unrelenting, and while the finalface—off the hype has been unrelenting, and while the final face—off for this mega— fight was another spectacle will, it is clear that floyd mayweatherjunior and conor mcgregor have captured the imagination and lots of many boxing fans. now, with the weight over, conor mcgregor is focused on the fight ahead. let's sea. he over there twiddling his toes. i see a man afraid. that is it. the build—up has been controversial, though, and having questions raised over a contest race primarily forfinancial questions raised over a contest race primarily for financial reasons. floyd mayweather expects the victory to be square. it won't go the distance. mark my word. irish fans have flooded to las vegas. the world is going to explode if he wins. it will be mad if he wins. if he doesn't, what is the pa

howard johnson, bbc news, manila.people died in the violence that erupted after the conviction for rape — of a self—proclaimed religious leader. thousands of supporters of gurmeet ram rahim singh went on the rampage after the court gave its verdict in the town of punchkula. police used live rounds to try to stop the violence and 2,500 people have been arrested. the deputy head at eton has left the school after circulating questions from an a level—equivalent economics exam before the test had been taken. mo tanweer who was also head of economics left after an investigation by an exam board. eton has confirmed some pupils received confidential information and their marks were rescinded as a result. instead they were awarded marks based on an average of the rest of their work nearly half a million pounds will be given to community projects in england to help develop new technology to tackle littering. it's hoped the money will go towards creating new apps and "smart bins" which will alert rubbish collectors when they're

howard johnson, bbc news, manila. stay with us on bbc world news.e of the biggest boxing bouts ever. this is bbc world news. the top stories. american authorities are warning of the possible continued impact of the hurricane harvey. spain's king felipe has led thousands of people on a march of defiance in barcelona in the face of attacks by militant islamist. after victory in mosul, iraqi forces have been trying to re—take the city of tal afar, one of islamic state's last strongholds in the country. and it seems that victory could be in sight. tal afar is in the north of iraq, near the syrian border. elite forces are believed to have raised the iraqi flag in the centre of the city. rylee carlson reports. after six days of fierce battle in the is holdout of tal afar, the iraqi army has raised its flag from the top of the citadel. commanders here say they have cleared 70% of the city from militants, forcing them to leave behind weapons and evidence of how they tried to escape. the resistance of snipers, there also be the chance, mortars. —— there are

airy, congressmen coming together for a message, particularly with reverend howard johnson.is family is safe but now his church is mobilizing to help those in need. >> one of my friends, his church had to close today. i told him, look, we're willing to help. we're going to send money, we're going to send school supplies, whatever you need. >> reporter: he's urging those who want to help to do so through a known organization like your church or the red cross where judge renee cardwell hughes says money will be the biggest need. >> this impacts all of us. we can help texas. >> reporter: from philadelphia, aid also coming in an emergency response vehicle driven by two women. >> let's go, heidi. we've got to go. people need us. >> reporter: heading out to help. and they will first be heading to baton rouge to a staging area there, then be deployed wherever their help is needed. now, if you want to donate to the red cross, we're putting that information at the bottom of your screen. and here's something else you need to know. you can specify that your donation goes directly to th

howard johnson reports from manila.rson met president duterte at his official residence here in manila and according to initial reports, president duterte said they discussed many things. he said chaim your humble friend here in southeast asia, you've come here at a time when the world is not good especially in the korean peninsular. he described the south try necib row asa he described the south try necib row as a nagging problem and before rex tillerson came here there was a lot of discussion as to whether he would bring up the topic of human rights and the drugs war and according to initial reports those topics won't mention. what we can see is perhaps an attempt by the trump administration to soften and improve its relationship with president duterte by softening the rhetoric. under president 0bama we saw there was a lot of criticism of the drugs war, of the more than 7000 people killed, many under extrajudicial killings. what we're seeing is perhaps america is seeing that china is growing in its influence and its r

howard johnson reports. tea rs tears and grieving. raw emotions on display at this funeral.e north of manila close to where the high school student grew up. hundreds of others lined the streets on the approach to the church. hundreds with placards. the teenager was killed in a police raid last week following an upsurge in police operations. officials said he resisted arrest with a gun but this was later contradicted by cctv footage and eyewitness reports. a hearing last week confirmed the boys allegedly ties after his death by using social media. murder charges have been held against the police. official enquiries into the killing have also been launched. there will be extra police on duty at this weekend's manchester pride event with thousands of people expected to attend. following the manchester arena bombing in may security will be increased, though the police stress there's no evidence of a specific threat. andy gill reports. well before the official start of manchester pride, the party for many was in full swing. gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people from all

north korea's nuclear programme is expected to be a main topic. 0ur correspondent, howard johnson, is. we know that the north korean foreign minister is going to be there, rex tillerson will be there. are they likely to meet? yes. rex tillerson is here at the event to date. he will be going around lifted by the sanctions result from the un today. he will be speaking to the different foreign ministers at the asean grouping which is roughly similar to the european union. now, he will be going around speaking to people and asking them to force... it looks like we have lost the connection. apologies to the reporter, howard. president trump is beginning his 17—day golfing holiday, but his russian counterpart valdimir putin, had more energetic pursuits in mind, for his summer break. the president made a three—day trip to the siberian wilderness, and he's been showing off his fishing, snorkelling and quad biking skills. the top of everyone's holiday list! 0ur moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford, reports. it's russia, it's summer, so it's time for vladimir putin's photo—shoot. and this year

we could not buy ice cream in the front of howard johnson's.have the right to use the toilet in a public square. we could not rent a room at the holiday inn. we came in cars, stopping by churches for food and shelter. -- in virginia. there was a lot that we didn't have but one thing that we did have was a surplus of courage and we were awake. we had john f. kennedy is our president. he was on the more perfect union side of history. robert kennedy was attorney general. he declared segregation to be illegal and immoral. today we have president trump in contrast to kennedy, who has shown in difference to our rights and hostility to movements of justice. attorney general sessions has pushed the radical, transgender revelation to the back. today we much for humane priorities -- we march for humane priorities. sessions wants to shift the focus from voter suppression to voter fraud, which is a fraud. and the deportation of 25,000 africans, who have received letters to go back to ginny, to go back to liberia, because the ebola crisis is over. haitians

joining me now are howard dean and patrice, leah wright and david johnson. ou can be any dean you want. we'll let you be who you are. donald trump got no. he was fully taken apart. all across the board except for a couple groups, white evangelicals pretty much stood by him. but he got huge praise from white nationalists. some called him the most honest president since washington. he's drawn their active praise. in a normal presidency, this would cause a complete rethink. right? but with trump, why do you suppose it doesn't? >> it doesn't, because this is who he's been. this is who he is. this is what he thrives on. he is someone who has really just kind of appealed to the ideas. so we're in a moral moment right now. this is a moment where it should be clear as day, any republican, any president doesn't matter if you're republican, democrat, whatever, knows this is something you're supposed to speak out about. but this is a guy who is essentially president of the internet comments. right? the comment section of the internet. and this is who he is. this is a ma

johnson. ripe howard agreed to minor league contract with the colorado rockies.laying in 11 games with the braves aaa affiliate before released. from one phillies slugger to hopefully another 24 year odd reece hoskins still looking for his first hit with the phils. he hit 29 homeruns for the iron pigs before being called up this past week. now two games the spotlight is shining bright on the kid. hit less in six at bats with three strike out outs. manager pete mackanin is playing hoskins in left and bat him clean up again tonight versus the mets. it's alumni weekend. festivities continue tonight first pitch at 7:05. >> all right. >> lights shining bright on a young guy here in philly. you're kidding me? >> thanks sean. join us tonight for fox 29 news at 10:00 as we are staying on top of the events unfolding in shore lotsville, virginia, how people across the country are coming together with a message of peace and unity. >>> that's our news for this saturday night. tmz is next. we'll see you back here at 10:00. ♪

. >> jason johnson, zerlina maxwell howard dean, we'll do it again.vie that rolling stone calls a hard-core masterpiece. i will talk with the stars of "detroit," when we come back. probably isn't something you learned about in school, but the racially chargednent of 1967 still resonates today and depicted in the new film "detroit." more on the story in my conversation with the cast next. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. will people know it means they'll get the lowest price guaranteed on our rooms by booking direct on choicehotels.com? hey! badda book. badda boom! mr. badda book. badda boom! book now at choicehotels.com i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does yo

howard marks. that conversation, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." i'm matt miller in berlin alongside guy johnsoneuropean headquarters in london. nejra cehic with a look at your mid-cap movers 21 minutes into the session. thanks. galapagos rising the most since december, 2015. we are up after a positive aesult in explorer phase 2 trials. is is expected to progress to a late stage trial. it is the first to show an effect in a patient trial. galapagos saying imaging confirms the data with statistical significance. those headlines moving the stock quite significantly as you can see there. on the downside, looking at lanxess. second quarter ebit beating. it confirmed its for your outlook. the stock moving lower, down some 3.8% right now. you have cap live saying the market might take this negatively today because the ebit was only a small beat. -- there any weakness should be used as a buying opportunity. we will see if that changes. are down 3.9% right now. i was looking at home builders after we got that data out of the royal institution of survey errors, showing weakness in the u.k., particularly