sophie hutchinson, thank you.at report, you can find details of organisations which offer advice and support on the bbc actionline website — at bbc.co.uk/actionline. a £5,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest of a 21—year—old man wanted over the murders of his ex—partner and her mother. they were stabbed to death in the early hours of monday morning in solihull. our correspondent sima kotecha is in solihull. sophie, today, police told us that the suspect, janbaz tarin, is actually from the birmingham area. we know that he was actually in the west midlands, he was then around this area and we know that the police have now said that the suspect has been involved with the police before for minor offending. we have previously been contacted about the nature of the relationship between him and miss oudeh who was killed along with her mother. we know that the police had been previously contacted about that and we also know that the police have searched several houses in the birmingham area

sophie hutchinson, thank you.e issues raised in that report, you can find details of organisations which offer advice and support on the bbc actionline website — at bbc.co.uk/actionline. the british—iranian charity worker, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, has been admitted to a prison clinic in iran, after having panic attacks. she returned to jail in tehran on sunday following a three—day release. ms zaghari—ratcliffe was jailed for five years in 2016 after being convicted of spying, which she denies. a large cordon remains in place in belfast this lunchtime, as firefighters continue to deal with the impact of a fire which has caused enormous damage to one of the city's most historic buildings. there is hope that the facade of the banks building which dates from 1785, and today houses a primark store could be saved, but the interior has been destroyed. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. an important part of the city's heritage up in flames. firefighters battled for hours yesterday to get the blaze under cont

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policy something hasi hutchinson from some of the issues we need to. face. the. strange brothers reunite one is deeply religious the other not so much to. their mother has died to collect their inheritance the brothers have to spend a week in mourning because i think of it sure as this vote should be i don't mind that the moment you do you'll see before he launched. it which is a fifteen which by the tissue computers of american law is even tardy she finished . and this is the superman a minute is funny it was a stupid speech you just said that except to take it you would need to be able to do it's going to cut some info busy and. director jenny lady jewish himself delivers a german jewish through ball comedy par excellence. and i know. it said but i will mention comedy is a really always about people who are in distress but who refuse to let that keep them down when the old one. let the very best comedies go for teachers on the edge of tragedy a touchable enjoyable film are number seven. if you want to know what the varians are really like ask a local. director

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the merger between vodafone and hutchinson telecom indications is said to be worth $11 billion. in syd ney joining the outside vodafone shop in sydney is how will griffith. if this materialises how much of an impact will it have? —— howell. the two companies claim that they will be able to challenge the main players and aussies will have a big customer base. vodafone has about 6 million customers in australia. ctg doesn't have customers but it will be able to bring its internet customers together. some people argue there may be if there would be lower condition if they had offered a fourth mobile network. it will be up a fourth mobile network. it will be up to the competition watchdog to decide if this is the best way. lot of customers are complaining in australia about the unreliable internet. servers are saying it is sluggish, will this improve the service and will it mean cheaper rate is? —— rates. visitors in australia will be familiar with that. there is a national robben network rolling out but companies are under pressure to make that faster. tpg is one that offers the in

kim hutchinson shows us the ongoing bottle -- battle against multiple fires in california. >> reporter: no end in sight. this weekend it could get much worse. >> with northern wins it will try to expand the fire. >> reporter: firefighters battling 17 wildfires still burning across southern california. >> a lot of our focus is on the southern edge. >> reporter: possible 30 mile- per-hour wind gusts combined with bone dry conditions and high heat could flan -- fan the flames even further. officials are forced to issue a new round of evacuations. near the mendocino complex fires only voluntary evacuations had been in place. the threat is large. officials are saying to get out immediately. >> all of my belongings are there. i have my animals with me. >> reporter: red flag warning's are in effect for several parts of northern california. including redding. on saturday the governor toured the charred area. >> this fire was different than any other fire. the fire next year or next month will be different too. we have to learn as we go. >> reporter: near yosemite the three-week-old ferguson fi

the giants roughing up drew hutchinson. andrew mccutchen, nicknamed zoom. that's a good nickname. i wish i had a nickname like that. >> or any nickname. >> we can't say them. joe panik made an error and this is in the ninth with two outs and rougned odor splashes down off will smith. the jiemts were an out away from wink. sam dyson throws a four walk to robinson chirinos and the final was 7-6 texas. >> that's like the giants season in a micro cost m right there. >> right. >> back in a home. abc 7 news continues now online and twitter and facebook, all your mobile devices. ahoy! gotcha! nooooo... noooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. . >> . >>> all right. friday's in the books. we appreciate your time. >> who's excited? larry is. stick a reese witherspoon tonight dare to dream big. on friday, sept 7th, join stand up to cancer for all the inspiration all the laughter kevin heart if you change one letter in 'cancer' it becomes 'dancer', what!? all the stars tom hanks keep this movement go

plaintiffs now and some people estimate it might go up to ten thousand and that's just for non hutchinson forma it was said at the press conference yesterday that there's actually many other diseases there are now linked to glyphosate with enough science to bring it to court so this could be a death blow ultimately two months if the science wins and they're not able to manipulate the process what steps do you expect the company to actually take bearing that what you've just said in mind. well first of all they said they're going to appeal which could then hold up any dispersal of money for years and i've met lee johnson wally johnson it turns out he's not expected to live very low so i think that there's going to be a lot of pressure on monsanto to at least settle so that some of the money goes to believe it is lifetime and is done not just passed on to his memory however if they set a precedent and don't get a reversal my view appeals court that it sets up a whole chain reaction from the four thousand other play defense and the others that are waiting in the wings so i don't know exactly

our health correspondent sophie hutchinson takes a look at the findings.fe. it's been a perilous journey with some pills withdrawn from the market because of dangerous side effects. but could this little blue pill be the answer? scientists from harvard medical school have published research in the new england journal of medicine showing in particular that the pill does not increase the risk of cardiovascular problems such as strokes and heart disease. having a pharmacologic weight—loss agent, a pill to assist with weight loss that is now proven to be safe from a cardiovascular perspective, is important and it's the first time we have had that. lorcaserin is an appetite suppressant. an appetite suppressant that works by activating receptors in the brain to trigger feelings of being full. of the 12,000 overweight or obese people who took part in the trial those who took the drug lost on averagejust over half a stone in a year. critics say at a cost of around £200 a month it's a relatively expensive option for a small level of weight—loss and many argue lifes

struggling where is the third biggest mobile phone provider in a joint venture with hong kong based hutchinson it's hoping the black merger will allow it to provide a stronger makes of services beyond mobile phones similar to the strategy what a phone has been following in countries like germany where it's bolster its own services by buying major internet and cable t.v. providers. japanese or studies giant panasonic plans to move its european that quarters to amsterdam from london in october to avoid any taxes use linked to that the u.k. is exit from the european union could mean that japanese authorities may treat britain as a tax haven if that happened on a sonic would face retroactive taxes for its u.k. operations back in japan uncertainty about the movement of goods and people between britain and the e.u. post-crisis also played a role in the decision by panasonic britain plans to leave the european union in march next year. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you here on d.w. italy is expected to ask the european union today to start rotating the. migrants to so far the cu

i mean, josh hutchinson had to lose a bunch of weight because he had been starved in the movie and wet with effects. i didn't want him to be unhealthy. i would never ask that of somebody. >> i wonder where you think people like you, all of the men in hollywood can really help change this? because obviously it is not just going to be the women, it has to be the men in all of our professions. where do you think it should start in hollywood? >> wow, i think it can start on a lot of fronts. as somebody that employs people, i would say creating the safest environment possible. i always try to do that. i will continue to do that. i would encourage other people to do that, so that people feel respected, safe and comfortable and can enjoy their work as they should. i think one has to continue to tell stories about women. i think one is to hire women in front of and behind the cameras as much as possible, and so that there can be a collaboration in terms of points of view in story telling. >> you do -- >> i would also say, sorry, that i think we also need more female executives out there in th

tpg shares have jumped to a near two-year peak in australia, while shares of hutchinson hits an 11-year high. >>> and the merger between the retail power younes of sse and in innogy se has been green lit ♪ >>> all right. the group stage draw for the champions league takes place later today in monaco with real madrid bidding to win the competition for a fourth year in a row. adam joins me to discuss more. >> thank you very much the draw takes place in monaco later this evening we'll get on to the specifics on the draw in a moment i would like to look into where the money goes from the champions league uefa says they have a net revenue for the competition of around 2.73 billion euros. and then that gets distributed about 2 billion of which for the club's participating in the champions league just to put that into context, europe's secretary competition, europa league, gets about 500 million euros. 66 million euros available for the winner, but that doesn't take into account the win bonuses throughout the tournament, 2.7 million euros per match one available to the clubs, around 900,000 eu

-based vodafone and hong kong's ck hutchinson for two years.he debt is being reassessed from the deal and will be guaranteed by to offer giants -- to offshore giants. nejra: argentina's peso has plunged to a record low after the present appeal to the imf for cash faster. they approved a $15 payout in june as part of a credit line. it reminded investors of the fragile landscape. joining us is our emerging-market editor, and our guest is still with us. great to see you. the lira, still declining yesterday, despite moves from the central bank. worries over argentina and turkey are having an impact across em. should we be worried about the spillover effect? >> in emerging markets, we have reached a stage where, if the lira false 3%, the peso false 7%, people are asking did you wake me up for this? we are getting used to this volatility. but there are two separate selloffs happening. one driven by stories, the other by dollar strength, and they should not be confused. in emerging markets are pretty much contained within but we shouldents be worried

. >> giants rough up, drew hutchinson in the first and andrew mccutchen leadoff homer starting with at's 6-4, two outs and shin suh chu and you know where this is going. no! the next batter, slashdown off of will smith from 6- 6-6. are you kidding me? top of the tenth, two outs, bases loaded. sam dyson walks robinson chirinos forcing in what turns out to be the game-losing run for the giants. it's a four-pitch walk. 7-6, texas, a microcosm of the giants season. >> that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. hi, everyone. saturday morning starting out with plenty of cloud cover and visibility to two miles or a mile in the north bay and we're looking at moderate air quality and petaluma, look at that mild visibility and livermore, three mills and taking it down to santa cruz and later on today, a high of 70 degrees with some sun. 56 in the city and it's 60 in mountain view and upper 50s in san jose and morgan hill and half moon bay and maybe a few peaks of sun and sfo no delays and plenty of clouds

drew hutchinson in the first, andrew mccutchen, and starting with a home run first for the giants andy were up 6-0 and it's 6-4, two outs and joe panic boots it and you know where this is going. the splashdown off of will smith from 6-0 to 6-6. are you kidding me? top of the tenth, two outs, bases loaded, sam dyson walks robinson chirinos forcing in what turns out to be the game-losing run for the giants. it's a four-pitch walk. 7-6, a microcosm. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weeken everybody. i'm larry beil. >> your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> saturday morning waking up to gray sky and temperatures mainly in the 50s and visibility not too bad and marine layer over 1500 feet deep and i want to get you caught up on the tropics where no longer is this a hurricane. lane is a tropical storm of winds of 65 miles an hour and it's pushing the hurricane away from the islands and it's not the wind we're worried about and additional rainfall of three to five inches and hilo is seeing three-day totals and it's been the wettest august ever and 8 to 12 inches possible

and there was and hutchinson who was a woman who come down from connecticut. she was kind of an elitist. there was marge -- i think of it -- march who had been an absolute magnificent reporter, older women, she came from a hurst family. she was a member of the family, she was in that arena we were the three who were left, and i was amazed that i was left. well, then, the undercurrents began. they began with the men against us. at one point, i loved the waterfront, and i did a great job there. i did personality stories, i did daily stories, there were a lot of strikes, then, etc. -- i ended up being the labor and the nighttime editor. which was okay. i began talking a lot to all of the proprietors and entrepreneurs around the waterfront. it was about the time of the birth of television, 1950. 1949 i would say. and a couple of the men who were in charge of the propeller club of baltimore and the traffic club of baltimore, said helen we need you to do a television show. i said i don't know anything about television. i hardly know anything about reporting. so, i e

here's sophie hutchinson.ts. but could this little blue pill be the answer? scientists from harvard medical school have published research in the new england journal of medicine showing in particular that the pill does not increase the risk of cardiovascular problems such as strokes and heart disease. having a pharmacologic weight—loss agent, a pill to assist with weight loss that is no proven to be safe from a cardiovascular perspective is important and it's the first time we have had that. it's an appetite suppressant that works by activating receptors in the brain to trigger feelings of being fooled. in the brain to trigger feelings of being full. of the 12,000 overweight or obese people who took part in the trial those who took the drug lost on averagejust over half a stone in a year. critics say at a cost of around £200 a month it's a relatively expensive option for a small amount of weight—loss and many argue lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise would be a more effective way of tackling the uk's o

tbd telecom earlier jumping to a high as it considers a merger with hutchinson australia.nkookory jumping -- cosmetic company jumping nearly 46%. i want to highlight japan's daido metal sinking. and machinery.s, their production facilities in the u.s., thailand, and indonesia. they delivered a 60% revenue and the quarterly profit and it's made an earnings report while setting off a challenge for local rivals as well. however, things may not be so rosy behind this change. let's bring in bloomberg intelligence analyst and our hong kong set. how encouraging are these results? have they divide the critics here and picked whether there are doubts on the business model? reporter: look for the encouraging, given that revenue and gross margins are quite robust. it is cost overrun. have noted that the prophet turned into negative. profit turned -- into negative. mainly because the company paid 10 billion yuan share compensation. although that could be a nonrecurring trend, bottom line it does not look that good if the cost continues to overrun. the positive side is on the top line.

hard onespecially lieutenant governor thomas hutchinson in massachusetts. she called him a royal stooge, a tool of the crown. with the encouragement of her husband and john adams, she began writing a history of the american revolution as the revolution was going on. he ultimately did not publish it until the early 19th century, but she began during the revolution and she was actually connected with a lot of the leading figures. with the adult family, with -- adams family, thomas jefferson, aldrich gary. her husband was a minor player in massachusetts politics, and he encouraged her to undertake this. otis warren mercy had "a masculine genius with the pen." she was transgressing into the male realm of politics, using her pen for the revolutionary cause. she was encouraged and supported by a man in her life, but regarded as a male realm. she had a masculine genius, but my larger point here is that she was allowed to do it. the american revolution gave her an opening to enter the political realm in a way that normal politics didn't, and she took that opportuni

of all, both companies, ck hutchinson and assets, both benefit from the increased investment and infrastructurempanies. the benefits from higher earnings of the energy on higher rise. the retail business keeps doing well. especially the china operation. rishaad: were there any surprises when you went through the earning statements? prudence: they did surprising investor with higher dividends. it is the first time for ck to increase the dividends by more than 10%. it is really good news. it is positive news. i think the share price may go up today because of that. may, it looks like they give more prices to investors. they told analysts in the meeting yesterday that if the company keeps doing well, they may have another exciting situation. rishaad: guidance is always crucial when it comes to things like this. what is it? prudence: the outlook seems pretty stable. after they took over, he already announced a couple of multiple -- including the apa, the australian gas operator, and italian telecom jv. a lot of news ongoing. it is kind of a driver for the future growth. also, besides what was annou

he was also the first official to win the david p hutchinson awarded 2012. congratulations. before i announce our next finalist, i do have to mention that he brought a friend here today, and it is really rare when a member of congress comes to one of these events and doesn't ask for microphone but i just want to thank senator murkowski for coming for this award. thank you. [applause] our next finalist is the director for case management. janet has spent more than 20 years working for kevin brady have enjoined him first during his tenure in the state legislature. in 2011 the montgomery county women's council honored her as a woman of distinction. additionally, many letters to the editor and news articles have recognized her for an outstanding constituent service, including one example that detail their efforts to detain someone who is wrongly accused in the dominican republic. congratulations janet. [applause] tracy sutton is a legislative director for heidi heitkamp. she started as an intern in capitol hill, rising to legislative director in the united states senate, and for

senator hutchinson from texas threw me a party when i got engaged. you do a little bit more of that stuff together. >> you mentioned the women's caucus earlier and we are just wondering if we could get you to elaborate on your memories of the women's caucus, when did it meet, where did it meet? how would you describe the early leadership? rep. molinari: we would meet in the boggs room off of statuary hall. we would talk about issues, an example is i remember there was an issue surrounding the efficacy of breast implants and one of our female members had breast cancer and was talking about reconstruction and the fda commissioner we thought was a bit cavalier in not understanding the discussion that was taking place as opposed to just being purely cosmetic and we all kind of rallied around this member to say how do we expand this conversation? when there were some disagreements over the violence against women act, we would need to say here is how we are going to handle this. we are going to move this through and try to do these things and you guys have

senator hutchinson threw me a party when i got engaged. you just do a little bit more of that stuff together. >> you mentioned the women's caucus earlier. when did it meet? where did it meet? how would you describe the early leadership? >> well, we would meet in the lynn lynndee room. we were a smaller group then. we would talk about some of those issues that, you know, an example is, i remember there was an issue surrounding the efficacy of breast implants and one of our female members had breast implants and talking about reconstruction. the fda commissioner at the time, we felt, was cavalier and not understanding the discussion that was taking place as opposed to being cosmetic. we rallied around this one member to say, how do we help? how do we expand this conversation? there were disagreements over the act. here's how we'll handle this, you know. we're going to move this through and try to do these things. you guys have to stand down and not call us out. we would have those sort of conversations that would allow us to actually acknowl

next guest just wrapped up a two day tour of his home state of arkansas, let's bring in governor hutchinsone, sir. >> great to be here. >> kayla tausche was on yesterday. she interviewed a lot of farmers. very few of them willing to criticize the president, actually pretty supportive of the methodology here. he supports the president too. what are you finding when you go across the state which has a lot of potential agriculture exports that could be effected are your farmers angry on board >> i just finished agriculture tour of farmers all across arkansas and there's a lot of patience and recognition that what the president's trying to achieve is the right thing and so there's a lot of patience there and you look at what this president has achieved in terms of looks like we're going to successfully rebalance nafta, get a more favorable agreement to the united states, when it comes to the eu they've reached mutual goals with regard to tariffs. china has agreed to try to rebalance the trade, to buy more agriculture. they recognize the need to tighten up so they aren't stealing our technology

the giants roughing up drew hutchinson. andrew mccutchen, nicknamed zoom. that's a good nickname. i wish i had a nickname like that. >> or any nickname. >> we can't say them. joe panik made an error and this is in the ninth with two outs andheowoff will smith. the jiemts were an out away from wink. sam dyson throws a four walk to robinson chirinos and the final was 7-6 texas. >> that's like the giants season in a micro cost m right there. >> right. >> back in a home. abc 7 news continues now online and twitter and facebook, all your mobile devices. . >> . >>> all right. friday's in the books. weppate ur time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, jonah hill. bo burnham. music from jim james. and now, stay put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us. very nice. that's good. i'm glad you're in a good mood because i have something -- we thought yesterday was the craziest day of this ridiculous