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northern ireland we've got that fresher air coming from the atlantic, around 17 celsius, so a bit of a io—degreeuse cold fronts will be sweeping across the uk, and multiple cold fronts, that means spells of rain on the way too. and behind it you can see that fresher air coming all the way from iceland, there's iceland there, that cooler air invading the uk by the time we get to thursday, and right across the country by friday. and you can see the temperatures dropping. in london, 26 on tuesday, by friday it's 19 in london, and by friday it's only ia degrees in belfast. cooler ia degrees in belfast. air invading the uk by thursday. bye— bye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. 0ur headlines today: a warning of medicine shortages and confusion. nhs trusts criticise a lack of planning for a possible no—deal brexit. calls for tougher regulation of bailiffs, as families fall behind on essential bills. there's a new plan to boost exports. the government says businesses have nothing to lose and everything to gain from brexit. in sport, they're on the attack. sadio man

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it has fallen io%, wait —— wiping out over $45 billion in market capitalisation.he impact of beijing's decision to freeze approving licences for online games. it will impact on the whole industry because the smaller developers cannot launch their games commercially and also, there are a lot of games for media —— major publications like ten cent and all of the new games cannot be launched. in your view, are they likely to freeze these tighter regulations going forward, all will they continue to be strict with these new measures? because our online gaming industry is a major part for china and in terms of the whole entertainment industry, so we do believe it will restart. but now it is like we expect it will restart maybe at the end of 2018, or as early as october, so all the games will restart process. as greece emerges from its bailout then, did you know that china's state—owned shipping company costco played a major role? at the move was controversial. perea ‘s has been acting as main gateway to the sea since 500 bc, but more recently in 2016 it was privatised un

media shower, and cloud across scotland and outbreaks of rain here, clear skies for shetland, loads of ioure is still close by. lingering along eastern coast of scotland and england. and still helping to generate showers. for england and wales you can sum up monday as a day of sunny spells and showers. and where we have the showers, they could be heavy and thundery. meanwhile, we have a lot of cloud across scotland, still bringing outbreaks of rain, which will slowly work northwards. they will slowly work northwards. they will fizzle out and again the best of the sunshine across shetland. temperatures for scotland 15 — i9. northern ireland, 20— 2a in england and wales with the best of the sunshine. the best of the sunshine remains across central, eastern and southern england. further north and west, cloud, outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, northern england, western scotland, feeling cool. 17— 20. further south and east, temperatures might top 25— 26 for south—east england and east anglia and similaron south—east england and east anglia and similar on tuesday. areas closest to high

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friday, 94.ex heat ioing to be around 100 degrees.t one on sunday. 82 degrees coming up on sunday. saturday and sunday, still watching very closely to see how much rain we could get out here. as we look towards next week, yeah, take a look at this, guys, next wednesday through friday, maybe even into sunday, some really nice weather. when is your first real game, guys? next week. all right, good. so the 24th is looking really good right no guys. you're looking pretty good. you're looking pretty good. we'll be back in just couple of i've got to ask these guys a question. they play my team herndon, a little bit later in the season. >> uh-oh. >> wait, wait. you're not going to smack talk to them about herndon, are you? come on,man. >> what's that? >> you're going to smack talk them about heron? >> absolutely. >> hey, you know, this evening can't end with you being dry. at some point you've g to get in the pool with those dudes. >> that water is calling. >> that's true. some of these guys are a lot bigger than me. >> we'll talk to you lat

the this may be io%, and if she's lucky, 20—25%.esn't work, because even the negotiator has not been especially diplomatic. this is what the eu 27 c as playing hard ball diplomatic. this is what the eu 27 c as playing hardball in a negotiation. but if mrs may says, we signed up for debt and funding the eu until 2021 and we will honour that, which has played badly in england, we are aware, then the europeans would say, right, we have something. he doesn't want to break european unity and is willing to try and find something that would enable eve ryo ne and find something that would enable everyone to keep pace. this is something he is very aware of. changing radically things on freedoms, on handling european customs and the business of customs if there is a hard brexit, i don't think it is something that he will give in on, and i don't think he has the latitude to give in. he is not the latitude to give in. he is not the eu negotiator. very interesting to hear your perspective. thank you for your time tonight. i think our viewers wil

northern ireland we've got that fresher air coming from the atlantic, around i7 celsius, so a bit of a io—degreeat is because cold fronts will be sweeping across the uk, and multiple cold fronts, that means spells of rain on the way too. and behind it you can see that fresher air coming all the way from iceland, there's iceland there, that cooler air invading the uk by the time we get to thursday, and right across the country by friday. and you can see the temperatures dropping. in london, 26 on tuesday, by friday it's 19 in london, and by friday it's only 11! degrees in belfast. bye— bye. welcome to bbc news. broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: pope francis condemns sex abuse atrocities and cover—ups by the church, in an unprecedented letter to the world's catholics. venezuala's neighbours say they're struggling to cope, as more and more migrants flee hardship and hyperinflation. the aid operation accelerates in the indian state of kerala. floods have forced a million people into relief camps. tears ofjoy as relatives from nort

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io the ford foundation. working with visries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: d friends of the newshou >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcastg. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: arizona senator john mccain is ending medical treatment for his aggressive brain cancer. he was diagnosed last year with a serious tumor known as a glioblastoma. the six-term republican is 81, and has been away from the capitol since december. mccain was held as a prisoner of war in vietnam, elected to the u.s. senate in 1986,on the g.o.p. presidential nomination in 2008. in a statement today, mccain's family thanked caregivers,ri family andds for their support. they aed, "john has surpassed expectations for his survival, but the progress of disease and the inexorable advance of age render their verdict." the longtime financial chief of the trump business organization, allen weis

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on my makeupt i say a lite prayer oh yes io ♪ aleem: the more she broke as a singer, as a successfuletha franklin symbolized more than just a sensational voice. she became heavily involved with the cil rights movement with activists like her longtime friend, the rev. jessee jackson. if you were to summarize what aretha franklin meant to you, what would you? say jackson: social justice was global, and she fought for dr. king, nelson mandela, she fought for barack obama. her sensee of community serv was as broad-based as her music. aleem: aretha sang at the funeral of martin luther king. she provided the subject to african-american history and progress lonafter that. - the soundtrack to african-american history and progress long after that. the most straightfsward of choi to sing it barack obama's inauguration, as she did at two previous inaugurations. he paid trio the woman who "with her voice cveyed the power and pain of the american experience." amongst the trip is today, carole king l -- whate, she said -- annmie lennox. sir elton john said "rejoice in r remarkable legacy." fromt'

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this has been a painstaking io oper they have been using sniffer dogs, heavy equipment, you can probably see the cranes and the inery behind me, drilling through some of the bits of concrete trying to cut through the steel to g to any of the cars and any of the potentialop trapped beneath. we do understand that some of the funeral, a state funeral is being planned for saturday for some of the victim there have been several foreign nationals, some french young people among the victims as well as italians. two families including a family of three, the youngest victim an 8-year-old boy, guys. >> lucy on the s thank you. >> a frightening scene in connecticut where city officials say at least 76 people have fallen ill fromuspected drug ovdoses. first responders arrived at a park near yaliversity to a d dozens of people of variety of ages screaming and dropping to the ground as emergency cre rushed to help them. so far no fatalities have been reported. authorities suspect a mass overdose is linked to ar2 syntheticuana and have arrested at least one local man believed to be connected to the inc

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. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. io cang sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshoutonight: ane trump administration rolls back obama-era cfuel standards due to take effect in coming years.re thenlts from zimbabwe's historic presidential election are announced, aftersts turn deadly. and, the tale of two factories, and the impact of the trmp administration's new tariffs. >> it's picking winners and losers, and the losers are the end manufacturers of finished goods and products. it doesn't seem right. i mean, if we're goi if we're going to make america great, let's make sure we make all america great. >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs

cnbc.com, they can pull up those numbers and what you find over time is you get the periods of under and iovervalu three years ago, apple came into our screens. we bought it. no one liked it at the time. i got into a number of friendly debates on the air a we were buying the stock in the '80s while other managers were saying it was an i fun cpany. you have to be committed to the discipline and you really have toaven opinion about whether or not management is up to the task because when you're changing a companyike apple, you've got to have the right leadership in place. >> youentioned concentration because i assume that does not mean that youon'tave diversification. >> that's correct. so we won't let our portfolio get to a huge weight sector, ond y go up to a 50% overweight and we won't let a stock get aboveut 5%, if you don't have the conviction to buy more than 1%uan an indiv stock, you have no business owning it. >> sour view is we -- you know, we overweight the highest quality, cheapest sto and then we add some risk around the edges. we accessorize with risk, with some of thcks, we have

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what you are seeing from john mccain's plan is what he said io his messaghe country read a couple daysis more that unites us than divides us. we are a country of good, weh need to ret and be a force for good in the world. we need to have faith in each other and emphasize our decency and tolerance and respect. you heard that in biden's eulogt and you will st time and time again from the people he picked on the message they are bringing. laura: he will lie in state in washington tomorrow and then at the national memorial on saturday. what can we expect on the theme ofti bipnship? anthony: he will be the 31st american to lie in state at the capital so it is a high honor. you will see two ex-presidents,h george w. and barack obama, giving eulogs, as well as other politicians, kelly ayotte, who was a senator from new hampshire. you will hear the same thing we heard from joe biden, talking about what mccain meant to the country and his willingness to reach across e aisle and work a bipartisan manner and be friendly with the opposition and not allow the anger that that seems to dominate a lot

involves taking the bone, sanding off the outside of it so that you remove contaminants or drilling io it, again, to get the dna deep in the bone and therefore uncontaminated. families provide dna samples to which the dna can be matched. laura: can the remains be identified after 65 years? >> mother nature made dna to be robust and resistant to degradation. it lasts years and years. the movie "jurassic park" and even the more recent "jurassic world" is based on the conceptan that dnae from insects and rs and still be intact enough for us to do testing. laura: so how long will it take? >> overall, when we are talking 55 caskets, we may be talking ny, many months, perhaps year. it is truly an important american charaeristic that we want to identify every single set of remains. we want to repatriate every single set of military service members killed abroad. bring them back home for their loved ones. laura: identifying the remains of u.s. soldiers. anyone who has bought a lottery ticket has dreamed what it would be like to win, but few of us lived at the nightmare matching the numbers and

when you find out at io—io:30pm at night that two people have died two days ago, and nobody knows whypen and transparent, i wouldn't have got on that plane. some people were quite irate and upset because they didn't have answers, instant answers, and you can't give instant answers because it's speculation. thomas cook did what they could. no—one had said a word until thursday. but it is a bit scary. the decision to evacuate all thomas cook customers from the aqua magic hotel followed the deaths ofjohn and susan cooper. they were on holiday with their daughter, who found them unwell in their room on tuesday. both later died. the family believes something about their deaths at this five—star resort doesn't add up. preliminary findings by the egyptian authorities suggest the couple died of natural causes. thomas cook says there had been reports of raised levels of illness amongst guests, but that's disputed by the hotel. in hurghada, it's understood the public prosecution office is investigating and officials have told the bbc it's likely to report within the next week or ten days. matt

woman who founded task rabbit, for example, or the guy who invented photo tagging, the guy who created ioshese people, not all of them are famous, but they have all contributed something amazing to the world of technology. and so we're bringing them together with a pool of young people, who have been curated and selected based on their talent and their promise. emily: so how is it similar or different to something like y combinator? >> i'd say it's similar because of the energy and the belief in unlimited possibility. extremely different because these are not founders with companies. some of them are, some of them might become future founders, but we're not incubating business ideas. we are just trying to find 10 or 15 of the best computer scientists in the country, and bring them to the community. emily: for the young men and women who want to make it in silicon valley, be an investor, entrepreneur, be an engineer, what is your advice? >> my first and most important thing is to just, believe in yourself. the tech industry is something that even come from very humble beginnings, and make i

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