ian the u.s., the more police zeroed in on the woman ian married and all the bizarre goings on swirling around her. one that stood out was angela's report that someone tried to rape her in the garage of the condo. >> you have to go to an alley to get to the garage and the garage doesn't have an address on it. >> so you're wondering how this allege assailant found her. >> that is a question but also there were surveillance cameras in the area. >> and presumably would show someone trying to inter. >> you didn't have that. >> you start questioning about whether this happened and the story about how she bought the guy off and compare that to the rather light jainjuries she was showing it started looking sketchy. >> angela seemed to have a troubling history. >> we started seeing some of the fraudulent things that she's been involved in. >> some bad checks. >> faking a cancer episode? >> things like that. >> the d.a. says angela lied about something else too. she was not pregnant with ian's child. but i

we are pointing out ian paisley strongly has support. ian paisley strongly has support.s support. ian paisley senior, a long—standing leader of the dup. there are those who suspect that even if a by—election is triggered, ian paisley will fight to get his seat back so the support may still hold up. jurors have been shown cctv footage of the england cricketer ben stokes, involved in an alleged "melee" outside a nightclub with two other men. stokes is one of three men accused of being involved in a violent confrontation in bristol last september. all three deny a charge of affray. the heatwave may be over in the uk, with many of us expecting rain over the coming days. but in australia, where it's winter, there's no let up in a prolonged dry spell. officials in the country's most populated state, new south wales, say that is now entirely in drought. from sydney, phil mercer reports. australia is a land well used to nature's extremes. it's the world's driest inhabited continent, but the resilience of its farming communities is being severely tested. south—eastern australia i

and ian goldberg harnett, thank you for joining us.ow is yesterday, on monday in beijing, the pboc met with 14 major banks, foreign and local, and these are the banks that provide the main tool the pboc uses to manage the yuan on a daily basis. they urged them to avoid herd behavior in the market. what we understand that to mean his often their clients will jump onto a trade and then they will get in on the act too. they are urging them not to do that, to back off from that behavior. the pboc is not a fan of that in the market, particularly with yuan aton -- dangerously weak levels. julie: we were already seeing some strengthening of the yuan today. i guess the question is will that be sustained? what is the feeling in the wake of this? >> the fundamentals really have not changed that much. these are the reasons for why there has been downward pressure on the yuan. the trade war remains live. it is still a very confusing and live factor for many investors. they don't know whether donald trump will move on more terror threats or whether

ian paisley has a very healthy majority here.re to suddenly dwindle overnight, but his credibility will certainly have taken a hit. we heard from sinn fein earlier today, who came out here to basically urge people to come and sign this petition. the way they pitched it was to say, look, this isn't about party politics any more, which party you support, this is about the morality. the ethics, the standards we expect from our mps. we are urging people to come and vote on that basis. we heard from philip mcguigan, who is the north antrim mla, the north antrim representative of sinn fein. i'm just out from signing the recall petition to remove ian paisley. this is obviously the first time that this has happened in over 70 years of sleaze and scandal, and all sorts of activities in the westminster parliament. ian paisley, the mp for north antrim, sits top of the pile. the report concluded that he was involved in serious misconduct, and the people of north antrim now have six weeks to come out and sign this petition. and i know, the co

ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks later at little ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this video he is wearing a black t-shirt with the word security written on the back, sgt. wong says there is a sense of urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsot

. >> ian cole joins us in san jose where this unfolded. ian? >> reporter: yeah, and the suspect issage eighth grade teacher here at this school. it was his first year in the classroom. police say he was brought into the offices later today and arrested on the spot. tonight, parents tell us they're deeply concerned. police say teacher 35-year-old was arrested today. one parent said she's now nervous to send her son back to class. >> i was shocked, mortified, upset, angry. >> reporter: police say he was wanted for another crime, but today when he was picked up, they found a loaded gun in his satchell in his classroom. >> the school had been in session a week. i don't know how long he's been bringing it to school. he's in the class where my son is physically sitting in the class. >> reporter: investigators just identified him in the suspect of a road rage t followed another driver into a parking garage, ripped the victim's phone and took ed him down. >> it's going to be difficult for himulate where he had a loaded firearm in a classroom. >> report

ian pannell, abc news, afghanistan. >> our thanks to ian and the team and we'll stay on this. >>> in the meantime, back here at home tonight, and to boca raton, this evening. florida atlantic university canceling today's graduation ceremony because of a, quote, credible threat. authorities say a threat containing notes about a shooting was discovered minutes before the ceremony was supposed to start. students forced to leave the ild being. the police investigation is under way tonight. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news the deadly shootout. a suspect wanted forsp taken doo have news on the agent's condition. >>> also, the warning tonight about the new tick species and the dangers. those ticks already spotted in eight states. >>> and the father speaking out in the disappearance of his daughter, the college student on the run. tonight, his theory, and what police are now saying. a lot more news ahead. to severe plaque psoriasis. adults with moderate i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 week

the very first time that ian player, dr ian player and others, started darting rhinos, it was a greatent. so you can see that this has been very close to my heart from a very early age. it is a very painful thing for me to see what is happening to these animals today. because they're a wonderful species, but it seems to me they want to completely eliminate them from the face of the earth. so i think the whole of south africa reeks, if i may say so, of corruption. the moving of rhinos continues to this day. even if the technology and the techniques have changed a little. it's dramatic, but it's harmless. and few years ago, before he died, ian player, the shirtless marksman from the ‘60s, came to see a new generation trying to save the species all over again in zululand. she's still a bit lively. the vet who worked on this translocation to other parks is now kept busy in other ways, carrying out postmortems on poached rhinos. well, you know, in the past it was something that was unusual. it was almost novel to go out to a poaching scene and conduct a forensic examination. half a dozen a

ian: it is really hard to tell.there are some politicians who are ns of this stuff, and they are trying to make their points about it. for the most part it is hard to figure out where this is going and whher or not there will be regulations around us. at the end of the day, people passing around a collection plate is normal stuff. you are allowed to give money to pretty much anything. laura: given the number of people associated with the russia probe who are trying to crowdfund, is it possible that crowdfunding loses its effectiveness if everyone triesp their legal bills online? ian: well, i mean, people will need to pay the legal bills regardless. ll various things are going on -- there is the inigence concerns around the ia a obe, there is obviously lot more going on in terms of people meeting in the streets and having their battles. we had last year in charlottesville. this stuff is going to continue to go on. goeven when a couple years when we saw the police man and the shootings of unarmed black peopleappening

at the time of the attack, blaze was 14 years old, ian 10, porsche 4, gigi 2 and the baby was born in kenya. their morning at the mall unfolded just as any families might. they had lunch together. then the boys decided to race down to the first floor to a big department store, sort of like a super walmart. mom and the three young girls were finishing up lunch, so they lagged behind. as they were walking through the mall to catch up with the boys, with a baby in a sling and the two toddlers, it happened, an explosion. >> the first thing that tells you something is wrong is a huge bang. >> yeah. >> coming from where? >> it was the main entrance, so it was off to my right and behind me. i remember turning around and looking at it and just seeing people screaming and running. >> in those first seconds, catherine was unsure what was happening. she thought it sounded like broken glass or something falling. but she immediately grasped that she and her girls were in danger. the chaos confused another mother not far from catherine. faith was in the mall with her two children, nine-year-old dau

ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> okay, ian, thank you. >>> take a look. a jarring sight in fremont -- actually, we should say what's next for hawaii, meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking hurricane lane. he'll join us in 15 minutes with an updated timeline. now we can talk about what happened in fremont. a jarring sight. that's the tesla factory on fire. flames down below. and the smoke could be seen for miles. nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead. at this late hour fire crews and investigators are still on site. tesla ceo elon musk thanking the fremont fire department for its response. nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us at the tesla factory with the very latest. sergio, what happened? >> reporter: well, it did take firefighters only about 45 minutes to get most of the fire out. but there is still some fires that are smoldering within very tightly packed bails of boxes. in video shot by a factory employee you can see the fire burning near a large tent. according to the fremont fire department the tent covers the factory's cardboard recycling area. >>

ian, a lot of that in this document. ian, a lot of this debate was about getting back control.hat to be any checks? presumably, checks is part of control. that is one of the problems. what rod said is important. the government can unilaterally decide not to have controls and health checks, plant safety checks, and i can say it is not going to have immigration checks or terrace. the trouble is, the queue starts a bit further on and on the other side. and if we are not going to be allowed into europe without those checks, there will be chaos. people will say two things was the one is that many businesses are now international businesses, so why aren't many of those lobbying is ha rd why aren't many of those lobbying is hard in brussels as they are doing interviews like you in the uk and putting pressure on those other governments? they are. that is happening. those businesses who do business in britain, there is no interest in this turning into chaos. asa interest in this turning into chaos. as a consequence, they are lobbying in brussels. and more importantly, they are lobbying

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and the leader, and an investigation will was launched against margaret hodge for her behaviour and ianour, which was seen as inappropriate —— an investigation was launched. tom watson, the deputy leader, said a couple of days ago he thought it should be dropped and the anti—semitism definition should be taken on as the definition of anti—semitism for labour, at which pointan anti—semitism for labour, at which point an appalling campaign, resign watson, was launched on twitter, and it has been revolting in its level of anti—semitism and abuse and is disgraceful in any democracy. now we hear today that the action against margaret hodge but not ian austin has been dropped, but labour claim ina has been dropped, but labour claim in a spectacular own goal that margaret hodge has apologised, she has claimed she has not apologised. in trying to close down the row, a new one has opened. it seems there's no way to put this to bed and i think it is really time forjeremy corbyn to take the wise advice of tom watson in this and both of the investigation is without qualification against ian austin

ian pannell, abc news, kabul, afghanistan. >> ian, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the congressman and his wuf indicted tonight. authorities say they spent thousands of your money. 11,000 at costco, a trip to italy. >>> also, the new alligator attack tonight. >>> the engine of a passenger plane sparking and then igniting. you can see it in the air. >>> and the inferno in l.a. firefighters warned they suddenly need to get off the roof. a lot more news ahead. re news ahead. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle aches or co

the car they were travelling in was being chased by an unmarked police vehicle. 0ur correspondent ianbeen a number very sombre day here in bradford, where four men lost their lives yesterday following a police pursuit in the early hours of the morning. today the police watchdog, the i/o pc, has released the names of the four men who died. -- iopc. all the names of the four men who died. —— iopc. all four men came from the local bradford area. just to remind you what happened, it was around about 5:30am yesterday in the heat and area of bradford when an unmarked police car spotted a vehicle travelling at speed. it was a bmw and the police pursuit for over a minute, a bmw and the police pursuit for overa minute, and a bmw and the police pursuit for over a minute, and that is when the accident happened. the bmw hit the tree which is behind me which has become a bit of a shrine to be four men, with family and friends laying flowers. there have also been prayers said at the scene here today. now, the iopc have said tonight that it is a very complex, fast moving investigation, and they have

been very criticaljeremy corbyn, ian austin, who are both been very critical jeremy corbyn, and ianremy corbyn, and adopt this definition, the root cause of all this row, just do it. he's the deputy leader. presumably he's already gone to jeremy corbyn and i'iow already gone to jeremy corbyn and now was going public to say this is what i want. it's such a disaster, he wants it to be known he thinks he should have ta ken he wants it to be known he thinks he should have taken decisive action and nipped it in the bud and he's not doing it. it's turning up the heat on corbyn. he'll go public until he will do what is necessary. there's more in the sunday telegraph, different angle on it. they have brought injohn mcdonnell into it. a groupie is associated with, the labour plantation committee, and comments made by the former president of that. it's open season former president of that. it's open season in the labour party. how damaging would this be in terms of electoral support for the labour party? | electoral support for the labour party? i think electoral support for the labour party?

ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks later at little ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this video he is wearing a black t-shirt with the word security written on the back, sgt. wong says there is a sense of urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsotin el cerrito haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) we now know what led to the deat

it was all brought about by ian paisley‘s per year to deeply at the luxury holidays he went on papero lobby david cameron on behalf of sri lanka. when this came to light last year, the parliamentary standards committee ruled that he was guilty of serious misconduct. so, over the next six bees, if 10% of the electorate in northampton sign those recall petitions, it will force ian paisley to stand down and there will bea paisley to stand down and there will be a by—election. the dup's main rival, sensing, is going to be out campaigning against him, effectively, and began their bed this morning urging people to sign. the report concluded he was involved in serious misconduct, and the people of north antrim has six weeks to sign this petition, and i know the contact i have had with people over the last number of had that people are very motivated to do so, that this is an issue of integrity in government. it is not, as some people will try to do, turn it into an orange and green issue. this is an orange and green issue. this is an issue about trust in your politicians, that the board did

nbc bay area )s ian cull is live at san jose international with the details. ian. aig travel destination for the bay area. chief meterologist jeff raneiri joins us now. jeff the big question tonight, should people cancel their vacations? on twitter 24/7. follow him for updates on the storm )s timeilne and path. his handle is "at jeff ranieri". on policy. tibbits was the 20 year-old college student in iowa -- who grew up in oakland. today, the farm worker accused of kidnapping and murdering tibbits, made his first court appearance. there are many conflicting reports -- about his immgration status. was he in this country legally? nbc bay area )s jean elle is in piedmont where tibbetts spent much of her childhood. jean? tonight. san jose state students are being warned about a violent crime. police say a man kidnapped and robbed a student at gunpoint, this afternoon. it happened at a seven-eleven store across the street from the university. police say the student was forced to withdraw money from different a-t-m machines. then, the suspect let the student go. he wasn

cnn's ian lee is live in genoa now, and he has the very latest. ian, what's the scene like now? this search-and-rescue operation is still ongoing. we spoke with the chief of the fire services. he said that there are still a number of people who are in that rubble. they don't know if they're dead or alive, but they're assuming right now, they're operating as if they could be alive. and so, there is that urgency right now. let me just step aside to show you kind of what they're working with here. you have these two huge cranes that are trying to lift just tons of concrete and twisted steel that collapsed onto some buildings down below. 35 cars were on that section of bridge, which is about 400 yards. so, you can imagine, that's like four football fields of highway falling down. last night we were talking to one of the rescuers who was able to get on the scene quite quickly, and he described driving rain, heavy winds, and people screaming for help. he said one thing really stuck in his mind, and it does for us as well -- when he came across a family there was the mother and the fat

correspondent ian pannell. >> reporter: that explosion in the distance is the work of u.s. special forces targeting isis in the mountains of afghanistan. where america's longest war rages on tonight. we were given exclusive access to the american fighters. in 17 years reporting on this war, this was the first time to go with the u.s. army green berets. they checked our footage after traveling the dirt roads that lead to isis, all to protect security on the ground. what you're looking at now is the u.s. military striking isis positions, isis tunnels, trying to degrade their capacity. but while they have air superiority, the truth is that they still have to put troops on the ground to take the fight to the militants. this is perhaps the most dangerous part of the mission on this day. and we joined the u.s. troops as they go door-to-door checking for isis fighters and hidden bombs.

ian. >> reporter: that's right. this was that building early decades ago just off of san carlos and san jose. they moved right next door to the newer location. many employees telling me tonight they're heart broken. it was founded in 1931. by the end of the year all orchard supply hardwares will be gone. it was a staple when san jose was a small town and tonight, the end of its era. orchard supply hardware is closing all of its 99 stores b year's end, more than 40 in the bay area. for many it was their local stop for tools and landscaping needs. >> shocked. i grew up going to orchard supply everything. my parents owned a home. >> reporter: with each loyal customer, another story. >> they've been all the time i've been here since i was 5. a long time. >> reporter: tonight, this sign was waiting for them saying the store was temporarily closed. he news. >> i think it's devastating. >> reporter: christine was assistant manager at the mountain view store t week. >> there was a few structure changes recently. it is very

justin rose and ian poulter are in a large group, three shots off the pace, after rounds of 67.ohanna konta is out of the canadian open in montreal after a busy day. she completed victory over victoria azarenka in a match delayed overnight because of rain. but she then lost in straight sets to the defending champion elina svitolina. and away from the sport, it in wasps news, a great way to deter them, i have been told, because conkers are used to deter spiders, apparently don't coffee is used in greece to keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novel that? keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novelthat? how keep wasps away. as income adjust wafting? this novel that? how do you burn copy? professionally made

ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks later at little ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this t-shirt with the word there is urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsot

then he goes onto say in the observer, there is a longer interview inside, that margaret hodge and ianitical about the latest anti—semitism row. critical about the latest anti-semitism row. they both direct league criticised jeremy corbyn. that they should therefore be pursued and it has always been a terrible idea. in this article, tom watson thinks the investigation should be dropped. exactly. i don't think margaret hodge was right when he said jeremy corbyn —— when she said jeremy corbyn was a racist and an anti—semite. the definition and exa m ples an anti—semite. the definition and examples should be wholly adopted. that is problematic notjust the labour party voters but lots of other people, i think. labour party voters but lots of other people, ithink. it labour party voters but lots of other people, i think. it says something about quite the scale of this will row. if you have the deputy leader on the front page of a national paper attacking his own leader? it feels like death by a thousand cuts. this is being played out in the papers, horrendous. there is no doubt there is pol

ian wight reports.ers, ditches, and barriers, to stop criminals getting onto farmland. this scheme in gloucestershire is encouraged by the police and is provided free of charge by local companies. this year we are seeing people bringing things like both banks, mediaeval fortifications, last year ‘s 1000 yea rs fortifications, last year ‘s 1000 years ago. they are putting up stockade like fences around their farms, and using these in conjunction with technology like cctv. this man knows too well what it is like to be targeted by criminals. in the last 18 months it has got beyond a joke. we were being visited at least once a fortnight. i would put it down to two different groups: one group were pinching tools and small items, but our biggest problem is our quad bikes. with equipment costing hundreds of thousands of pounds being kept in a moat, isolated areas, sophisticated, so moat, isolated areas, sophisticated, so those dangerous gangs know exactly what they are looking for. we know organised crime is n

ian lyngen. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets," i'm vonnie quinn. eeo elon musk, scrapping plans --take the company public private. "although the majority of shareholders i spoke to said they would remain with tesla, the sentiment in a nutshell was to not do it. i believe the path forward is to remain public. tesla,price target on was this just a big distraction? life of its on a own? or was this thought out and people were spoken to, there was some funding in place. it seems so shambolic. >> probably a little bit of both. the company had a solid earnings are orton, they were on their way to 400 or higher. than the tweet came. i am a little bit sympathetic because he is the ultimate long-term thinker and over the last year has had to deal with a lot of questions and scrutiny from investors that are very short-term focused. the idea of taking tesla out of but i seemed to make sense. if he's a long-term -- vonnie: if he's a long-term thinker, why is he the ceo?

ian, jose's been in a rotten mood for much of the summer for a number of reasons.of his three defensive targets — harry maguire, jerome boateng and diego godin. but it's not happened for him today. you could understand the frustration if he has given edward word list of targets and he was unable to deliver. i am targets and he was unable to deliver. iam not targets and he was unable to deliver. i am not sure how much godin wasa deliver. i am not sure how much godin was a genuine target if they we re godin was a genuine target if they were being used by his agent to get a better offer with real madrid, jerome boateng was being talked about as a loan but it didn't happen. manchester united signed alli and linda laughed for £6 million but are still looking for central defenders. what has that mood that we saw from jose mourinho set for the rest of the squad? mood that we saw from jose mourinho set for the rest of the squad7m you were a player, the manager has been linked with replacements, it can't give you a great deal of faith for players who were there that i'm sur

ian cole is at the d.a.'s office in the south bay with details. ian. >> reporter: the scammers are demanding bitcoin because it's virtually impossible to train. the letter that's going around threatens to release embarrassing details to your family, to your neighbors even, but the d.a.'s office says if you get one of these, don't take it seriously. the santa clara d. >> this is one of the most clever scams we've seen. >> reporter: the letter starts by stating your name and that this person has stumbled upon your secret activity. the accusation casts a wide net but implies infidelity that threatens to tell your wife and all your neighbors and friends unless you pay thousands. >> it's vague enough that anyon eir may feel that buried secret has been discovered. >> reporter: the physical letters anashville. the payment is requested in bitcoin because once paid, it's nearly impossible to track down who owns the cryptocurrency you just sent. >> it's very, very hard to trace. >> for myself, i wouldn't, you know, worry too much. but i know there's a lot o

it is also believed to le touquet ends by ian fleming two in —— write his first james bond novel ian quest i think they have noticed, for the last one or two years, people coming from further these days. before regular people were coming from paris, great britain as well, belgium. and now we get more and more people coming from further. it is getting more and more attractive. the town is now a mix of old british charm and french leisure, with hints of its bygone days. this 106 in ural chocolate shop is an institution here —— 106 chocolate shop is an institution here ——106in—year—old. confession time, may have gotten carried away in there. but it's not so good. but all good things come to an end. we have to be back before sunset because the airfield in britain has no runway lights to land. it looks like we made itjust in time. well, that is all for this week. but coming up next week... right in is travelling through japan's coming up next week... right in is travelling throuthapan's northern island. when he gets hands—on with the striking local food culture. island. when he gets hands

i don't believe we have an owner that does that >> that was arsenal legend ian wright speaking there.ously not thrilled about what's going on at his old club how worried should fans of arsenal be based on the performance of mr. kroenke's sports teams elsewhere >> as ian wright pointed out, they do have justification to think kroenke has his part on making arsenal a success on the pitch. they called him silent stan in the past because of his lack of being vocal and saying he will do those things. looking at his other sports franchises, they are owned by kse, kroenke sports and entertainment brand. he has the denver nuggets, the nfl rams, and only the colorado avalanche have managed to win anything since being under his stewardship, that was in 2001 because they had just took over. they had their best season then. arsenal fans have had -- they've been in a state of flux for some time and frustration because of arsene wenger's tenure. they were going sour the last few years of his managerial ship there. at the same time they thought they were getting better this summer with unai emery co

nbc bay area )s ian cull is live in downtown san jose with the details. ian. new at 11. making bart safer courtesy of washington d-c. new at 11. making bart safer courtesy of washington d-c. the federal government is giving bart money to help improve security for riders. the almost 7-million dollar "fema" grant will pay for a vareity of upgrades, including to radio systems and for new security cameras at three san francisco stations. it will also help bart keep a special team of officers. the 8 officers ride trains during busy commute hours allsnd terror threats. ty cerashoping photos taken may help find a man suspected of stabbing another rider . police believe this is him saturday night at the macarthur station. fortunately, the knife only cut the man )s thumb. the attacker was wearing a navy blue "cal" cap. this is the fifth reported stabbing at this station in the last five weeks. one of the victims, 18-year- old nia wilson, died from her injuries. a maverick to the end tributes continue to pour in for john mccain. late today president trump offered his first public

but his efforts were surpassed by a superb round from ian poulter.pril, and has a european ryder cup place in his sights, has never finished in the top ten at firestone but fired an eight under par 62. he hit 12 out of 14 fairways and 14 out of 18 greens in regulation. poulter leads by one shot from two americans, kyle stanley and this man, rickie fowler, whose round of 63 was bogey free. the 2014 champion, rory mcilroy, is also well placed overnight after a 65. while thejohnsons, placed overnight after a 65. while the johnsons, dustin placed overnight after a 65. while thejohnsons, dustin anzac, are both seven of the lead with some ground to make up, zach could claim one of the shots of the date on his way to a one under par 69 —— and sack. colm harrison, bbc news. —— shot of the day. at the women's hockey world cup in london, defending champions the netherlands are through to the semi—finals as are surprise packet ireland. the dutch were 2—0 winners over hosts england, and they'll play australia on saturday followed by the team ranked 16th in the w

ian austin is right. to achievejust worse, butjeremy corbyn has managed to achieve just that. released just before the jewish to achieve just that. released just before thejewish sabbath begins, his article fails to take any personal responsibility, or to adopt the international definition of anti—semitism, and it is filled with all sorts of rhetoric aimed at confusing the issue. for example, he has try to make this about israel. he has cited examples of anti—semitism which he himself has defended in the past. he refers in the article, for example, to crude caricatures ofjewish bankers. that mural that we saw that he defended. he has attacked people who said that 9/11 is a conspiracy run by israel. but he has personally defended a reverend who said just that. he does say in this article, people who dish out anti—semitic poison need to understand, you do not do it in my name. this is whatjeremy corbyn says. you are not my supporters and have no place in our movement. he is insisting that he wants nothing t

petition that could force a by—election in a key seat in northern ireland, and remove the current mp ian politician is already suspended over his failure to declare two family holidays paid for by the sri lankan government. he's apologised, but will face a by—election if 10% of his constituents sign the petition. theresa may and prince william will attend a ceremony in northern france to mark the centenary of the battle of amiens — the beginning of the end of world war one. the duke of cambridge and the prime minister will give readings at a service and lay wreaths. they willjoin 3,000 members of the public, including descendants of those who fought. the battle sparked the period known as the hundred days offensive, which led to the collapse of the german army at the end of world war i. a project being launched today is attempting to map all of the public defibrillators in england and scotland. the british heart foundation is creating a database of all the sites, so that 999 call handlers know where they are and can direct people to them. ben ando has more. public defibrillators are in t

>> ian pannell tonight with that hor riffingrific attack. ian, thank you. >>> to puerto rico. a much higher death toll than was first reported. the original and official tally stands at 64 dead. but tonight, the government now estimates that number could be more than 1,400. governor ricardo roselle low has a commission of scientific study from the george washington school of public health. that report is due out in the coming weeks. >>> next, to a heartbreaking discovery for a police chief in junior city, california, after authorities release surveillance video of a cruel attack. two young men stomping a 71-year-old man. the officer realizing one of those young men was his own son and stepping forward to identify him. abc's marcus moore with that video, and a warning, it is disturbing. >> reporter: shocking security video capturing the brutal, broad-daylight beating of 71-year-old sahib sing natt as he walked in a park in manteca, california. watch as two suspects appear to confront the elder ll lly sihk . moments later, his body folding over from a vicious kick to the torso.

ian wong says the same man is suspected of being involved in another robbery a couple of weeks later at little ceasar's pizza, right across the street from the chevron stationsot and as you can see in this video he is wearing a black t-shirt with the word security written on the back, sgt. wong says there is a sense of urgency to catch the man in the video because in each case the robber told the cashiers that he had a gunsot

ian white reports. to create trenches, ditches and barriers to stop criminals getting onto farmland. this team in gloucestershire is encouraged by the police and is provided free of charge by local companies. this year, we're seeing people bringing things like earth banks, the sort of medieval fortifications last used a thousand years ago, they're putting up stockade like fences around their farms, and using these in conjunction with hi—tech security, like cctv. as you can see, ian, here we are on top of a hill. a mile over that hilltop, and you're into west yorkshire and keighley... yorkshire sheep farmer david knows only too well what it's like to be targeted by criminals. his farm in craven spans five miles across three counties, and thieves come at him from all directions. in the last sort of 18 months, it has got beyond a joke. we were being visited at least once a fortnight. i would put it down to two different groups. one group were pinching tools and small items. but our biggest problem is our q

ian broke the story on twitter. great resources for breaking news. our handle is @bayhat purported happened on john court at 5:30t. one man is dead but no other infoio tonight. >> just in tonight, the first lawsuit about to be filed against a catholic school. we broke this story last year and learned an attorney will discuss details of the lawsuit at a news conference tomorrow which names both the school and former principal, mary miller. >> a live look at oakland tonight, it is still there. you look closely, you can see the smoke and haze still lingering but there's been improvement. hopefully better news tomorrow. >> i think it will be improving even more, great news for us. those are still some smoke plumes left over in the atmosphere. as we advance this you see tomorrow's forecast. we're left with a lot of blue in this map. a lot less in the way of smoke and a lot more in the way of sun and blue skies, looking better for the north bay, east bay and peninsula south bay so much so the spare the air alert has been conditions sampled. it's now prompt

ian lee live for us outside genoa. ian, thank you. >>> "new day" is about ten minutes away.ohn berman joins us this morning. hi, john. >> what an introduction. i know you don't mean it, christine romans. ryan nobles, great to see you today. i was looking at the polls, harry enten pointed out overnight that more americans than not think that the president of the united states is a racist. that's according to the latest quinnipiac poll. that's astounding when you sit back and think about it for a moment. and that was before this whole back-and-forth with omarosa took off. i was thinking about this. we now live in a world where the white house press secretary cannot guarantee that there's not a tape of the president of the united states using the "n" word. that's just remarkable. it is just remarkable. and again, that all happened after more americans than not said they already thought the president was a racist. we're going to explore what all that means and how the white house deals with this going forward. also, election night in america. primaries across the country. what d

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we'll hear from our exclusive interview with i ian mckay.. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open, about 11 minutes into the trading day. hsbc, banks second-quarter profit came ahead of estimates. the ceo john flint push for growth in asia has yet to translate into significant revenue growth of their, and costs are the focal point. bloomberg spoke to finance director ian mckay about the health of the company. hsbc is in good shape this morning. the numbers are in line with expectations. we saw good revenue growth for the first two quarters in the year and that's translating into profit progress. we continue to invest in growth in the business and we are seeing a strong balance. we are feeling reasonably confident about where we stand. >> what kind of impact do you forecast it might have on your business? >> look, our job is to deal with what's in front of us in terms of supporting customers. that's what we've done through the quarters and through the years. we can clearly represent potential of challenges going