however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. in this san francisco office, there are about 1400 employees. and they're working in roughly 400,000 square feet. we were especially pleased that cleanpowersf offers the super gree

>> entre esas fotos, habÍa una de jenny con el cardenal y en otra, el prelado posaba con el niÑo. >>n esta misma semana saliÓ a relucir esta denuncia de que exigÍa una manutenciÓn para usted y para su hijo. pero por quÉ exigir una manutenciÓn de un niÑo que no es de un cardenal? >> tienes razÓn, pues el niÑo es de mi hermana. >> esta declaraciÓn jurada mentada enviada a los medios de santo domingo y firmada por los padres de jenny alega que ella no tuvo hijo alguno con el cardenal lÓpez rodrÍguez y que el niÑo que aparece junto a Él es efectivamente un sobrino de jenny. >> sobre su supuesta ex pareja?

jenny: thank you for having us. padayon, celebrating a decade of aspiring to inspire, will take place october 6 at 2 pm and 7 pm at the scottish rite masonic center in san francisco. that's at 2850 19th avenue. for tickets and more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. okay, get ready, the parangal dance company will give us a look at what you can expect at their upcoming shows with a live performance here in our studio. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ will be celebrating their tenth anniversary on october 6 at the scottish rite masonic temple in san francisco. they will now perform three different dances representing three main regions of the philippines, the parangal dance company, enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applauding] robert: all right, well, we wanna thank the parangal dance company, as well as hayden and jordan, for being part of the "asian pacific america" 4th anniversary show. and again, they'll be on the october 6 performance, parangal dance company, and they'll be featured on our show

jenny michellehabÍa ido a la misa de la catedral. >> me sentÍ mal. jenny michelle dice que Él tambiÉn las devolviÓ el gesto. >> fue como una bendiciÓn. me dio un beso en la frente. >> este primer contacto fue el prÓlogo de una rÁpida conversaciÓn a la salida de la misa. >> " pues vamos a hablar". >> ella dice que acudiÓ feliz a la invitaciÓn. >> pasamos la noche hablando. recuerdo que me pidiÓ el telÉfono. yo me puse muy feliz y no entendÍa si era un coqueteo o quÉ era. nos convertimos en amigos. >> jenny michelle el cardenal en esa Época tenÍa 63 aÑos. cÓmo pasó de amigos a>> ser una relaciÓn=ç>> tomÓ un aÑo por quÉ>> el se cuidaba mucho. sabÍa su posiciÓn. >> usted estaba consciente de que se estaba involucrando con la mÁxima autoridad de la iglesia catÓlica de la repÚblica dominicana? >> no lo vi asÍ. no veÍa como ser humano. Él era muy cariÑoso, muy respetuoso y no veÍa a cada rato. yo estaba enamorada. >> durante un tiempo se comunicaban a travÉs de un telÉfono compact y luego por razones de seguridad a travÉs de cartas. sus encuentros eran en e

the senate committee hearing. jenni? thing about their front page, because they went to press for the early evening, they can only lead on the evidence given by christine blasey ford. she was extremely compelling, nobody could have watched that hearing and not believed she was telling the truth. the difficulty was after that in came kavanaugh, who did start with thought he was going to lose this nomination. he was extremely angry, self pity —— self pitying, belligerent, forceful, he thought it was a eulogy for his career but after that, because the committee hasn't agreed to hold an fbi investigation, because none of the key witnesses have been called, because there's been no proper investigation, because the people who could it give evidence haven't been subpoenaed, he was able to say ididn't do been subpoenaed, he was able to say i didn't do it —— who could have given evidence. it captures what we have been watching, the tension that was in the room for these nine hours. the #metoo movement. this is the weinstein trial

hey, jenny. jenny: hi. steve: how you doing? jenny: i'm great. how are you? steve: good, good. what do you do? jenny: well, i work with a dog rescue charity because we love the pups. we're a big, big puppy family. we have 14 dogs between us. so we really love... steve: let's get it on. give me jenny, give me trayce. all right, ladies, top 7 answers on the board. here we go. a wife might train the dog to bark whenever her husband touches what? trayce: her body. steve: her body. [buzzer] jenny: her-- steve: come on, it's a dog question. jenny: i'm sorry. steve: it's a dog question. you've been sitting over here talking about these dogs for 5

, chew on it and give us valuable, practical advice are joe terranova, josh brown, jim l jim, and, jenny, welcome we all apologize in advance. thanks for being with us >> my pleasure >> here is what's interesting, jenny, we'll throw you right there because i know you can handle it. technology has done so well for so long that even a blip which otherwise i'm sure josh would tell us is nothing historically gets made into something bigger because the "a" student brings home an a-minus starts to panic. >> i think tech is really interesting and important to look at in two ways. there are the infinite tech stocks and plenty that have really tame, really reasonable p/e multiples. i think you need to look at it both ways and need to pay attention that tech is not all just the high flyers there's still a lot to do. >> josh? >> yeah, i think that's reasonable look, a lot of this conversation, a lot of the way you would view this topic would be through the lens of what you do if you're a value manager you can find a lot of technology companies trading at reasonable multiples on a historic basis and

and i am jenny.m delighted that we've finally got you to together. presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you to togetherli have we've finally got you to together.” have some of my coaches and i ask them to bring up a normal bicycle but with an electrical assisting model. maybe he could try to see where it is at all. mario is the boss, gianni is like his assistant. the wrong way around. i can tell that you haven't worn one so long. you love exercising so much on the b i cycle. you love exercising so much on the bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. i tried. bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. itried. it is bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. i tried. it is possible to push. you get stuck in the middle, in between. what are your first impressions of meeting alex? he's a character, really positive, really engaging. just talking to him, you get the impression that he has already been through a lot and he knows the right sort of things to do and not to do. he is creeping back up. mayb

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jenny. jenny: juicy. steve: jui--all right now. juicy. jenny: yeah! steve: now listen to me.ee, they both have 19? jenny: oh. steve: she buzzed in first, she gets choice. jenny: oh, ok. rachel: we gonna pass or play? we're gonna play! steve: they're gonna play. rachel: yes. whoo! steve: hey, lindsay. lindsay: hi, steve. steve: good, good. what do you do? lindsay: i actually am the healthcare services coordinator

light laughter ] >> hey, jenny, what's your favorite thing to get at home depot?phone number. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] 50 years ago charles schultz, the creator of the comic strip "peanuts" introduced h first black character, franklin. >> it was after letting pigpen walk around in black face. [ light laughter ] [ audience groans ] [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: oh! oh, i'm glad i didn't try to tell that one. >> i regret having done so. [ laughter ] >> seth: a gallery in new york is currently showing an exhibit of photographs of lesbians from the '60s and '70s. >> or as they ween known back roommates. >> seth: oh, yeah. [ laughter ]y and what are town as now? >> ncaa basketball coaches. >> seth: oh, right, right, right. in response to serena williams' protest against an umpire during the u.s.pen, tennis star, martina navratilova, published an op-ed titled "what serena got wrong." >> it's like the old saying goes, behind every successful black person there's a white person who needs to shutp. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: disney -- disney is facing backl

great stuff, jenny, thank you forjoining us on sportsday.et's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... liverpool's mo salah is on the three—person shortlist for the fifa men's player of the year award. salah helped liverpool reach the champions league final in may, and scored 44 goals in all competitions. cristiano ronaldo and luka modric are the other two nominees. but barcelona and argentina forward messi misses out.

[ light laughter ] >> seth: jenny, what's the question people ask lesbians the most?n you open this jar for me? [ laughter ] and p.s., the answer is always "yes." >> seth: according to politico white men are a minority among this years democratic midterm candidates. >> so from now on, if you want to see white men in the majority, you'll have to go to harvard, yale, princeton, stansford, a cubs game, a research lab. >> a ted conference, a nascar race, wall street, nasa, the supreme court. >> a math department, a movie studio, an engineering firm. >> or a comedy writers' room. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> stansford. a lot of people go to stansford. >> seth: i didn't get into stanford, but i got wait listed at stansford. [ laughter ] >> a lot of people did. hey, seth, why don't you tell one? et o i couldn't! >> oh, come on. just one. >> seth: i feel like if i do i'm going to get in trouble. >> no way, dude. >> seth: okay, okay. then i'll do it with confidence. >> okay. >> seth: the denver center for the performing arts recently staged an all-black performance

jenny kumah, bbc news.ave captured imaginations because of crime filler based there. they are experiencing a boom because of a book called shetland. shetland. the crime drama has enjoyed worldwide success with its likeable characters, strong storylines, not to mention the bleak windswept scenery. this place looks like a much better place to come to. when you read the news, everything seems terrible and i think people are taking a wee bit of comfort in island murders! but now writer ann cleeves is bidding farewell to the popular detective. she has released a final novel, wild fire. well, i cannot tell you whether the ending is tragic and jimmy dies, or whether it is happy and he goes off into the sunset with the love of his life, because you will need to read the book to do that. but i can tell you that the tv series will continue. since the series first aired in 2013, thousands of tourists, many from cruise ships, have been heading to shetland on the trail of the murders. we have visitors from america, aust

during the rally on monday the count yesterday telling us that simply cannot happen on the streets of jenny they said that they wanted to go to the streets takes the streets to show a different face of chemist different side to the one that's been around the world aside that's very clear that refugees that migrants are welcome here in germany and of course the produce in saxony drafted in reinforcement from other german federal states of to criticism about how they handled the incident last week how exactly did that work yesterday. so there were hundreds of police on the streets yesterday and not just yesterday if i just draw attention to just behind me there's still an enormous police presence on the streets today that's because there's a small gathering of protesters again who are protesting against some of the far right activism that we've seen on the streets over the last week in kennett yesterday they had not just police in riot gear you also had police on horses you had water cannon going through the streets as a terror and for any escalation of violence they were used but there reall

that was jenny hill that wasjenny hill reporting.f the day's other news. north korea has been marking the 70th anniversary of its founding with a series of large scale events. for the first time in since 2013, pyongyang hosted the mass games, a gymnastic display featuring thousands of entertainers. while the pageant declared that international sanctions would break against the north's self—reliance, it had a more conciliatory tone than in previous years. earlier, a massive military parade also appeared to be less provocative. long—range missiles were not on display in a move that's been welcomed by the us president donald trump. laura bicker reports from the south korean capital, seoul. it's a disciplined display, meant to show devotion and military might. but on this occasion a key piece of north korea's hardware was missing. of course, there was the usual fervour from kim jong—un‘s foot soldiers. but the most advanced ballistic missiles were kept out of sight. it seems kimjong—un has decided not to provoke the united states at this

community would agree we're going to pause this here for now though thank you to christine and jenny and our community for being with us on the stream again so from the queen as we head to london. it's absolutely not the case that everything in the museums african collections was founded on one little whatever phrase you want to use but obviously there are certain circumstances or certain events that happened. and set examples like that and influences where that material would come into the collection and not in the same way today where there's a euphemism wouldn't have come into the collection in the same way now of course it's not just the bronzes that have ended up in western museums under questionable circumstances. the models and many more artifacts are at the center of often very nasty disputes between western museums and the country that they've been taken from today we're going to meet a woman who has come up with a novel way to confront the often uncomfortable stories behind some of the world's most prized exhibits alice proctor welcome to this story so excited to have you o

we'll talk it the j-crew joe tear nova, jim lebenthal, jon najarian, j.j., jenny harrington is with us, the ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill asset management. judge, i guess i callfy under a j. you're on your own >> it seems so >> i'm going to let you take a stab at this, ron. what are your thoughts on how this all has unfolded? >> to me it's surprising because if you want to beat the shorts out of your stock you do it through execution. you don't do it through tweets you don't throw something out there that's red meat that forces short sellers to cover their shorts and you get even with them for badmouthing the company. you deliver on the promises you're supposed to deliver on. ultimately despite elon's frustration and the verbal dialogue that continues to circulate the street, that's where he may have missed the mark listen, there is a very fine line between a genius and then having some trouble that is go a i long with being a genius he may be stressed to the point he's making decisions that aren't in his best interests or the company. >> phil, you don't have any indication

jenny as close a part of the viewfinder latin america series on out as. al-jazeera. it's. where every. year on the news are here at al-jazeera and these are the top stories iran's president is vowing what he calls a crushing response optic gelman sprayed a military parade with gunfire at least twenty nine people were killed including four government in the southern city of a senior iranian military and political figures accuse the u.s. and two unnamed gulf states of legs to the attack. the campaign office of the maldives opposition candidate has been raided by police the evening before the election president the bella you mean has been in office since twenty thirteen is seeking a second five year term in sunday's vote. and a survivor has been found in an air pocket of the tanzanian ferry two days after it capsized the man is one of only forty one people who survived this two hundred nine others drowned in the victoria on thursday in tanzania as president is blaming overloading and apparent negligence well in place so we've got. a boozy with us now who is a journalist with

jenny, from your own experience, would you say that is true? having to create a situation that is not quite there? absolutely. my situation is that i and my now ex—husband were going to call for a no—fault divorce but due to the two—year wait, he ended up alleging my unreasonable behaviour for the reason for the divorce, and that obviously caused a real problem between us. it had not been there. and give us a sense of the follett of that. well, it went from a case where we were sort of talking quite amicably and discussing things quite openly to raging arguments, not speaking at all and actually probably to an extent that it still continues today. that is a real shame. lives, presumably, in the light of what you we re presumably, in the light of what you were sent, you welcome the suggestion that it will be a consultation on no—fault divorce? speed and maggot is excellent news. there is cross—party support for change. leading judges have been calling for reform for a long, long time. lawyers also relate have been very supportive of change. havi

al altiplano de guatemala donde esperan recuperar con mucho amor el tiempo perdido, en guatemala, jennytados unidos. >> nuevamente hay que hablar del rescate de un grupo de inmigrantes que estaban siendo transportados en un remolque, en total eran 182, 40 de ellos menores, las autoridades mexicanas los salvaron cuando comenzaron a desfallecer. >> ellos estuvieron en un par de dÍas sin agua sin nada ya no aguantaban, hay algunos de nuestros compaÑeros, se desmayaron. >> sufrimos hambre, sed, y muchas cosas porque es muy sufrido porque ahÍ llega mucha gente. >> este grupo formaba parte de otro de 119 personas que habÍa sido separado, las autoridades mexicanas sospechan que hay mÁs en la zona viajando a bordo de otros camiones por lo que siguen buscando. >> al regresar en noticias telemundo, en medio de la conmociÓn por el hallazgo de fosas comunes en mÉxico, familiares de desaparecidos acusan a la fiscalÍa de poca transparencia. en los Ángeles brigadas del distrito escolar, buscan casa siente la atracción. nuevo shine compulsion, de maybelline new york. pintalabios hidratante con aceite.

. >>> also ahead, our walter eisen son talks to jenny remeki. she is one of a handful of women running a fortunate 500 company. ♪ ♪ >> uni world is a proud sponsor of amanpour of company. when she founded hotels, she had bigger dreams and those dreams were on the water. a river specifically, multiple rivers. one day that would be home to uniriver hotels and they're floating. today that dream sets sail in europe, india, egypt and more. for more information visit uniworld.com. >>> additional support has been provided by -- >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> welcome to the program, everyone. i'm christiane amanpour in new york where much of the city, indeed much of the world is still talking about serena williams and the controversial chaotic women's championship match at the u.s. open this weekend. just a few miles, in fact, from where i sit. williams' emotional confrontation with umpire carlos ramos overshadowed her own continued comeback since becoming a mother and the first grand slam victory by the

. >> jenni llegÓ hasta su hogar en un humilde hogar de guatemala. >> se encuentra bien. >> el dolor deen bÚsqueda de su futuro atrÁs dejÓ a su esposa y el resto de su familia >>> despuÉs de semanas de viaje separado de su mayra el 30 de mayo en la frontera sur de estados unidos. >> la falta de oportunidades en como marcelino a emigrar aunque lo arriesgan todo incluyendo a sus propios hijos >>> marcelino no ha hablado y cree que su padre sigue marceÓ ante un juez en estados unidos y confÍa en que regrese pronto con ellos. 4 en guatemala, jenni corado, noticias telemundo. >> una niÑa de 8 aÑos en el estado de vermon las autoridades no descartan presentar cargos por la investigaciÓn sobre crÍmenes de horror cometidos en un orfanato. >> la investigaciÓn preliminar habla de abusos fÍsicos y sexuales a los niÑos allÍ aco cogidos y torturas y 3 asesinatos durante 4 dÉcadas durante 1930 y 1970. >> al regresar. >> es mÁs aterrador de lo que pensaba asÍ describe un lector el nuevo libro sobre la casa blanca de trump que saliÓ a la venta estÁ arrasando por cierto. >> ademÁs una investigaciÓn reve

este lugar guarda las historias de supervivencia, coraje, y tambiÉn frustraciÓn que pasan por ahÍ, jennyobre el que existe un paso migratorio muy importante para los que cruzan de manera regular o irregular, estos Últimos son la mayorÍa como jorge quien ha decidido a arriesgarlo todo para buscar uno mejor vida. >> estoy nervioso a la hora de tocar tierra mexicana. >>tros como omar se hacen habituales, Él ha sido deportado en tres ocasiones, regresa aquÍ para buscar fuerzas y buscar dinero para emprender el viaje. >> su familia ya me da por perdiz. >> aquÍ existe la casa del migrante un albergue que da refugio a los viajeros, pero tambiÉn existe el mayor centro de deportados centroamericanos. >> a mis espaldas estÁ el puente internacional entrÉgate mala y mÉxico, sin embargo, la ruta del migrante es cruzar el rÍo en estas balsas. >> la ciudad es un centro de comercial mÁs grande de la regiÓn, aquÍ cualquiera actividad aunque parezca ilegal es un medio de sobre vivencia. >> conectando gente con los polleros trayendo productos. >> para nosotros es trabajo, transportar producto mexicano. >>

haslinda: jenny lee speaking to us in the lion city.: bloomberg subscribers can continue to watch these events in singapore live. from -- e hearing this is bloomberg. ♪ social media as a multifaceted campaign to sell discord and interfere in u.s. elections and those of our allies. we were too slow to spot this and to slow to act. >> i believe many people use twitter as a digital public square to see what is happening and have a conversation about what they see. twitter cannot rightly serve as a public square if it is constructed around the personal opinions of its makers. of theeve a key driver thriving public square is the fundamental human right of freedom of opinion and expression. >> if you ask if inauthentic accounts on facebook, -- >> if we determine ibo were subject to false roads or many position of any sort, we need to provide them the full context of that. this is an area of improvement for us, something we will be diligent affects. >> i am deeply disappointed that google, one of the most influential digital platforms in the w

what do you think about that, jenny? >> well, i tend to agree.y did offer a confidence-building measure in terms of actually destroying also the launch pad at well as the engine test they already agreed to but rterated this is not a unilateral process. and init isuch more of a us-dpr discussion. >> these leaders announced several different ants. one is that the north koreans will allow international inectors in to a key missile test site fito c whether or not kim jong un is permanently disling that. how important is that? >> first, it is what they snsider to be their civilian spaellite launch program. so that's where they have been building anduetesting liquid engines that could be used either for rockets orle mis but the launch pad has only been used for satellite launches. i think it is significant becse this is an area where they've had disagreements from the past over civilian and militariprograms. s closes a loophole and if they allow inspectors d media to observe, i think it is a very positive move, but still a confidence-building measure.

jenny as part of the viewfinder latin america series on out as there are. times a day as president told us the arrests of those involved in the ferry disaster which killed at least thirty one people. i'm sad to say this is al jazeera live from dell also coming up all eyes on the woman accusing supreme court nominee of sexual assault whether she will appear before the senate next week. on palestinian dad.

great stuff, jenny, thank you forjoining us on sportsday. the headlines today... liverpool's mo salah is on the three—person shortlist for the fifa men's player of the year award. salah helped liverpool reach the champions league final in may, and scored 44 goals in all competitions. cristiano ronaldo and luka modric are the other two nominees. but barcelona and argentina forward messi misses out. andrew robertson has been named scotland captain. the liverpool full—back takes over from scott brown who retired earlier this year. he'll lead his country in a friendly against belgium on friday, and then in the uefa nations league against albania a week today. seven players will make their full debuts for england in their women's world cup qualifier in kazakhstan on tuesday. the team secured qualification for france 2019 on friday and manager phil neville said he was "determined to give youngsters the opportunity, " tottenham have confirmed that all their champions league group games will now be played at wembley, due to continued delays in the o

. >> su hija cruzÓ con su frontera con su sobrina jenny y su hermana alejandrina.no separarÁn. >> armando trabaja desde hace varios aÑos como electricista y dice que sÓlo pide que le den la oportunidad de poder criar a su hija en este paÍs para así darle un mejor futuro. en key west, florida, vilma tarazona. ilia: el papa francisco dijo que entiende que los jÓvenes estÉn molestos por los escÁndalos sexuales y econÓmicos que no reciben una condena clara en su gira por los paÍses bÁltos, el pontÍfice admitiÓ que algunos jÓvenes sienten que la iglesia catÓlica ha perdido credibilidad. jorge: hoy se inaugurÓ el tren de alta velocidad que conecta la ciudad dejerusalÉn y tel aviv en israel. el trayecto se recorre en tan sÓlo 21 minutos, esto es la mitad del tiempo que tomarÍa actualmente hacerlo en auto. ilia: hitler contra lenin en perÚ. un ciudadano llamado hitler esta compitiendo contra otro llamado lenin vladimir rodrÍguez por el cargo de alcalde del municipio. aunque lenin tratÓ de bloquear a hitler por las connotaciones histÓrica de su nombre, las autoridades permi

jenny fontanes e. used to turn these leaves into pesto now scientists from the university of pisa examined the underwater. it's hard to say that pace is the friend or not of course this mouse is super good but the real difference is inside of the plants because of the station process they need to go through in order to survive to the situation and the let's say the heavy that there is going going on down there. so far the. project has cost two hundred fifty thousand euros so underwater basil is still a pricey delicacy but the operators plan to continue their work i think the most garden has a lot of pros stable temperature fresh water for free and everything without polluting. the team receives enquiries from around the world similar underwater labs have been installed in belgium on more issues and in the us see gardens a no longer just a dream they've become real projects that just might lead to more sustainable agriculture. and you can see is and still pictures of the shooter on instagram account a g

and, since jenny took over, we have registered significant successes. in may, we saw the only bit of blue in greater manchester, as labor one back counsel. >> [ applause ] >> i know there's a bit of liverpool, i've just been told about it. it can become a bit of a thing, i will just say this. there's not a single conservative. [ laughter ] >> [ applause ] >> and not a single tories counselor in his great city of liverpool. and across the country, labor in the general election, we one back plymouth, well done, plymouth. >> [ applause ] >> in the north, we went back leads, well done, kirk leads. >> [ applause ] >> and we had our best counsel results in london since 1971. in scotland, to. in scotland, too, labor is once again offering a message of hope and real change. the choice is clear. investment and society under labor, or austerity under the tories shouldn't be expected to be accepted by the fnp. >> [ applause ] >> we have also been raising more money for our party, but not a penny of our funds came from a dodgy donor or a shady businessman's club. >

diver jenny from tony's you regularly tends to the forty different plants cultivated here it looks to me frankie and brilliant at the same time it's really hard to describe but by now working every day to the project like drawing every day and i'm so proud of the outcome so far technically. this system is not the police or just in the sea but imagine our many early solar on the war can really benefit this system six years ago divers installed the first underwater greenhouses at this depth the sunlight is still sufficient for photosynthesis and of course no insecticides needed the surrounding sea water is treated and then used to water the plants the project is currently experimenting with various kinds of fruits and vegetables this is a wonderland. of water advisories side in so here you have won this is the mystery it wasn't agrees you were a water bottle of water from here to the home market is our own view. on the issues we are. growing inside without any thought all the. rules. on building the wall which is flowing down. the small town of normally in north western initially attrac

jenny hill in stockholm, thank you. jenny hill in stockholm, thank you.k at some of the day's other news stories. twenty handguns and 7.5 million pounds‘ worth of class a drugs have been seized by border force officers at dover. they were found hidden in a lorry carrying photocopier paper. the drugs included ketamine, cocaine and heroin. two polish men resident in their home country were arrested and will appear in court tomorrow morning. the royal navy has confirmed that several of its sailors were detained by police in florida earlier this week. the arrests took place after complaints of fighting and urinating in public. at least one crew member was tasered. the group were on shore leave from hms queen elizabeth, britain's newest aircraft carrier. the department store chain debenhams has hired experts from the auditors kpmg to try and improve its financial position. the move follows three profit warnings from the retailer in the last year. debenhams' share price has also fallen by two—thirds since january. air strikes are continuing in syria as presiden

jenny hill with that report from berlin.ndent gordon corera, who's in washington. gordon, we don't know if these two events are connected, but it does seem that russia is willing to take more risks. i think that's right. what worries officials in london and here in a very noisy washington is that russia appears to be willing to take increasingly aggressive risks with high profile actions. we don't know if these two cases are connected, the script our case and the pussy riot case and in the latter, the evidence seems to be less clear about who was behind it and what was involved. certainly the finger is again being pointed at the russian security services. in the case of the skripals, the fact it was a highly decorated colonel who was involved reduces the idea this was somehow a rogue operation. so the concern is that russia is willing to do things that a few years ago might have seen unlikely for them to do and that they appear less worried about getting caught out, more brazen. i think that raises difficult questions for lo

prime minister, jenny hill from the bbc. are you feeling worried?r sweden's prime minister, it's a battle for the soul of the country. i'm very concerned, of course. this is important. either we stay with a decent democracy or we choose another path. stefan lofven‘s centre—left party still tops the polls, but a strengthened far—right won't make it easy for them. but a strengthened far—right won't make it easy for him. it's a historic day for sweden, but perhaps for europe too. you really get the sense here of a political establishment under pressure. mr lofven, has your government failed to address voters‘ concerns over migration? no simple answers for a country which took in more people seeking asylum per head of population than anywhere else in europe. the far—right‘s promised to show sweden something different. they proffer security, a new identity for this fragmenting society. they want to take sweden back 100 years, and we're not going to take it. what do you think about the government here? do they do enough for you as a person? no, i don't th

to nuclearize i guess they will do that in their own time and place a pace at least their opening jenny i'm wondering if you feel similarly do you see this as a breakthrough. i think it is a breakthrough in me into creating a relation ship and and the problem is is that there is now a lot of things on the agenda that will require cooperation from the united states in order to really move forward and make good on some of the promises that have been made and i think this is where we run into problems is that you know south korea is moving forward at a pace much faster than what the u.s. government is comfortable with and i think there's already some misinterpretations and misunderstandings of what happened at the summit as it relates to u.s. d.p. r. k. negotiations on denuclearization and these mystery steps gens are really going to cause problems in the future because it does create false expectations of what those next steps actually are and i think these are the things that really need to get hashed out now between the u.s. and and and north korea directly christine. well i think that

jenny hill, bbc news, trelleborg. stay with us on bbc news.ontroversial moment from co—founder elon musk. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes the spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: former president barack obama has called for the restoration of honesty and decency in the us government, in an outspoken attack on his successor. after a week of fighting in the libyan capital, a fragile ceasefire appears to be holding. shares in the electric car—maker, tesla, plummeted more than 9% after these pictur

jenny hill, bbc news, chemnitz. let's get some of the day's other news. says it has decided to cancel $300 million in aid to pakistan over what it calls islamabad's failure to take action against militant groups. a pentagon spokesman said the united states continues to press pakistan to "indiscriminately target all terrorist groups" operating in the country. moscow has ruled out international meetings about the future of eastern ukraine following the murder of the leader of the self—proclaimed donetsk people's republic, alexander zakharchenko. russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, said talks could not be considered for the time being. russia has accused ukraine of being behind the killing which kiev denies. and staying with ukraine, the country's state security agency says the man who tried to organise the killing of the russian journalist, arkady babchenko, has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to four and a half years in prison. the case became famous around the world when it was revealed that mr babchenko had faked his own death. pope francis has c

jenny hill, bbc news, trelleborg.n 9% at one point today. analysts blamed the departure of a senior executive after less than a month, and the erratic behaviour of tesla's billionaire founder, elon musk. last night he was filmed smoking marijuana during a podcast with comedian joe rogan. mr rogan offered his guest the drug, which is legal in california. cricket. 0n the first day of the fifth test against india at the oval, alastair cook — who's playing his last ever test — hit a half century. but england were less impressive after he was out for 71, slipping to 198—7 at the close of play. joe wilson was watching. what pose would you choose to capture the man that's alastair cook? resolute. no fuss may have been his wish in his final test match, but the respectful greeting from india was a gesture cook appreciated. then he wanted to live up to the welcome. after 12 years in the job, cook knew exactly where he was trying to guide the cricket ball. they call cook "chef", obviously. and the crowd wanted more. india helped

here with jenny for me as our new general secretary of the her own journey for many years her entire integrity how do you talk that i should. sit still party. the old saying jenny took over we've registered significant electoral success is it my we saw all the. great some interesting read as labor won back from the council sure i know there's a bit of it before march that why we have just been told about it. and it can become a bit of a thing so i'll just say this there's not a single conservative kind of somebody so either. you own not a single tory councilor in this right says you have a poll in the her own across the country we've built on the gains like a made in the general election in the southwest we won back plus well done pretty much the how in the north we want to please roll down car glaze the old we had all. best council results in london says ninety seventy one you'll and scotland so thanks scotland to libraries once again offering a message of hope and rail change the choice is clear investment and a fairer society under labor or the tories timidly accepted by the cent

jenny hill, bbc news, trelleborg. into the sea around the world. now, for the first time, an attempt will be made to get into the middle of the pacific ocean — to try to clean it up. here's our science editor david shukman. in san francisco, final construction of a massive project with an incredibly bold ambition. to try to clear the oceans of plastic waste. this animation shows how the huge structure is meant to collect millions of pieces of plastic to make them easier to get rid of. sights like this have shocked people around the world. images of the damage to wildlife have inspired this effort to clean up. if we don't do it now all this plastic will start breaking down into smaller and smaller pieces, and the smaller the pieces are the more harmful and harder to extract from the marine environment. so we feel there is a sense of urgency. there is plastic waste in every ocean around the world but this is the first attempt to clean it up. it will take place in the eastern pacific in a rotating current that traps plas

jenny hill, bbc news, chemnitz.foreign minister heiko maas has been speaking about the protests. this is what he had to say: translation: what happened in there is more than worrying. a man was being brutally murdered in the open street, and afterwards people were chased through the city. people showed the hitler salute while walking down the streets, and not only a few. this is something my colleagues abroad are asking me about, "what is happening in germany?" therefore i'm glad there are so many upright democrats that showed their true colours in chemnitz, who made it clear that the vast majority of germans want to live in an open and tolerant country, and those who stand out differently are a minority that shout louder than we would like, but the choir of the decent people also has to become louder than before. former us presidents barack obama and george w bush have led tributes at a service for senatorjohn mccain at washington's national cathedral. the vietnam war hero, who was one of america's most high—profil