so jo thought it was a perfect way to get back into the hobby and the sport. rusty fires it up -- >> look at his face, i mean, the joy. >> how did they get it to the house you ask? while rusty was off at church, jo and the guy she brought it from brought it over to the garage. two days later, jo bought herself a bike as well, so the couple is back on two wheels together. couple is back on two wheels together. >> oh, my gosh. have it. it's a video from alaska from a while ago, but it's popping up now. as you can see, there's a big black bear hanging out on this walking path. >> a little too close for comfort. >> well, you can't exactly miss it. it's right there. the guy who doesn't have any situational awareness is about to have some shock. >> sir, what are you doing? sir! >> he was miles away and then suddenly -- he slowly backs up. >> that guy had no clue he was coming. >> these guys were shouting out and bringing his attention to it. how much closer would he have got? >> that is amazing. >> in alaska, these people are used to it. it is not an uncommon occurr

jo, what did you learn from the candidates that you talked to? be kind of your advice to women who do want to run based on what you know? >> to have a really strong support system going into this, and it's harder for women to run for so many reasons. women are scrutinized in a way that men just aren't. your hair is going to be criticize the on a regular basis, your makeup, your shoes. are you wearing flats, are you wearing heels? what does that say about you? people ask you all the time what your husband thinks about your policies. no one ever asks a man who his wife thinks about their policies. >> no, never. >> so you -- and you're so viciously attacked these days on social media, and attacked with very incredibly violent things. so, i think you need an incredibly strong support system, and an incredibly thick skin. >> yeah. >> there are more women running for office than ever before, and also for the first time in history, women aren't being told what they were told for so long, which is run like a man. women are finally running like women, and

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and ba i rstow but in the future, jos buttler and bairstow may share the workload so we could have someee that. in this test match, moeen ali will bat number three. he bowled so well in the last test match and going forward he may bat at number three, he may not. captainjoe root says adaptability will be the crucial thing in the future. he knows for certain he will not of course have alastair cook to turn to. naturally, a lot of his media opportunities today were taken up with discussing the soon to be retired alastair cook. do you think he's got another century in him? obviously, yeah. i've seen one coming for a while. you might not think it with the scores he's had in the last couple of weeks, but it would seem fitting for him to go out ona would seem fitting for him to go out on a real high on a personal note, not just us as on a real high on a personal note, notjust us as a team. hopefully he can soak up everything else that comes with this week and go out and deliver on the field. it would be nice to start and finish with a century, wouldn't it? you never know, it might be written

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jo—anne, do you want to start off for us?t all of the newspapers is, despite mrs may having come back from south spoke with frankly less than zero, having had a very disappointing session there, the tone of the front pages of the newspapers, is not inside the papers, is actually pretty positive on the whole, they seem to have reacted well to the combative approach he has taken with today's unplanned announcement outside number10. —— selt unplanned announcement outside number 10. —— selt spoke. unplanned announcement outside number10. —— selt spoke. it unplanned announcement outside number 10. —— selt spoke. it is a curious turn around, if only for this 24 curious turn around, if only for this 2a hours. curious turn around, if only for this 24 hours. jessica, obviously this 24 hours. jessica, obviously this is your story, your paper. we have managed to get in donald tusk‘s reaction to this. he came out quite quickly, a conciliatory tone to end the day on. i think i intended it to be conciliatory, but there was the little jibe

nbc news intelligence reporter ken dilanian, jo ling kent and stuart stevens.reat to have all of you on board tonight. stewart, i want to start with you because you and i spent a lot time of on the campaign plane covering the flap or two. there were a series of what we then thought were crises for the mitt romney campaign. mistakes perhaps made by the candidate. it seems we're living in a world where the magnitude of those mistakes seems minuscule compared to what we are dealing with every single day here. what is your view of whether or not this op-ed reflects what is going on inside your republican party? is this in your view the dominant conversation that everybody else except for this handful of loyalists are having? >> i think there's a constant conversation about the president and about his office and about the decisions and the tone and the way he's conducting the office. it's often used, people say i don't like the tweets but it's really about something much bigger than that. the main thing about this is that it's just completely distracting from what g

——jo saying. are talking about can be expensive. -- jo saying.ccessful working parents would be ridiculous in today's economy. thank you very much indeed. bbc newsroom live is coming up next, good to you today. i will be back the same time tomorrow, have a lovely day. familiar story across southern parts of england, we started off this morning on a colt knost, but sunny start to the day, look at this, in bristol, barely cloud in the sky. —— cold start. more cloud north, that will burn away, cloud across scotland and northern ireland will move south, that will break up, brighter skies across scotland and northern ireland during the afternoon, turning chillier compared to yesterday, 13 or 15 degrees, another warm day for england and wales, temperature up to 23, 20 four. the cloud will move south, so in the south, it will be a mild night. —— 23,24. cold night in the north, single figures, during friday, plenty of dry and sunny weather around, chillier feel for all of us, best temperatures down to about 17 degrees in london. this is bbc news. these a

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tech companies. >> sheryl, how much can americans trust facebook. >> two months until the midterms, jo ling kent, nbc news, washington. >>> another primary battle and another stunning upset for the establishment. in massachusetts ayanna presley one in the primary. sent to congress. >>> officials in new york are unraveling the mystery of an in flight emergency after a jumbo jet arrived with more than a dozen sick passengers. the dubai to j.f.k. emirates flight was atficials scramble to figure out what they were facing. we get the latest from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: emirates flight 203 quickly quarantined. >> a medical emergency. >> reporter: after pilots reported multiple passengers with flu-like symptoms. >> it felt like a flying infirmary. it was like a symphony of coughing. bathrooms in high demand. >> reporter: the airbus boarded by medical professionals in contact with the centers of disease control. every passenger's temperature checked as anxious families waited. this man texting with his wife on the plane. >> it was middle of the runway and coughs all around, ambula

jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we are covering a deadly disaster unfolding tonight after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake triggered a monster tsunami that slammed into an island in indonesia. the wall of water uprooting trees and leveling homes. nbc's ron allen has the latest. >> reporter: a terrifying massive wall of water smashed over this indonesia island city. waves from ten feet tall, residents crying out, running for their lives. the tsunami surging ashore just after officials lifted a warning, apparently not expecting such danger. first came the massive 7.5 magnitude quake striking in the early evening on the island of the epicenter near a city of 300,000 residents. these pictures posted by a government official show a bridge before and after. hospitals moved outside to more safely care for the injured. buildings collapsed or swept away. reports of entire families missing. the region is part of the so-called ring of fire around the pacific ocean. most of the world's earthquakes happen there. now emergency crews stepping up search and rescue at first light in wake of multip

tonight our jo ling kent goes inside facebook's headquarters with the executive leading the charge to prevent the kind ofeddlg of 2016 from happening again. >> inside facebook headquarters an effort to fight the social media's toughest battle yet. protect facebook and instagram users in the foreign interference lead up to the elections. prevent another 2016 when 126 million americans were exposed to posts from russia. >> we're focussed on getting it right. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, facebook's executive leading the charge said the company feels a profound sense of responsibility. >> is facebook safer now in 2018 compared to the leadup in 2016? >> i think we're in a mitch better place than we were in 2016, but it is an arm's race. >> reporter: after mark zuckerberg faced criticism that the company didn't step in fast enough in 2016. >> it was a big mistake, it was my mistake, i'm sorry. >> reporter: the pressure is mounting. but in the last six months facebook said it's detected, blocked and removed about 3 billion fake accounts and 20 nourks employees now work on safety a

jo ling kent, nbc news, cupertino, california. >>> when we come right bag, the legendary tony bennett still going strong with a brand-new album. our spotlight is next. it )s vir breath away. a child out on a ledge. tonight, the stunning admission from police about how they responded. and a mail thief in action. why she may literally have the key to your mailbox too. next. >>> finally, our spotlight on an american treasure. tony bennett, a singer with a gift that appeals across generations now is hitting the road again with a brand-new album, and he tells harry smith how he's still going strong. ♪ wonderful >> reporter: two years north of 90 and tony bennett still sounds. ♪ you should care for me ♪ >> reporter: like vintage tony bennett. ♪ i left my heart ♪ in san francisco >> reporter: every phrase, every note, like a perfect brush stroke. he's recorded a new album with jazz star dianna crawl, they are old friends. the phone rings and someone is on the phone and says, how would you like to record an album of duets with tony bennett? and you say what? >> i will be there in five minutes

jo ling kent, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up, we'll tell you about a role for an actor that becametar on the cosby show and was recently shamed, working at trader joe's. >>> a man that went above and beyond for high school seniors. we'll tell you how their luck suddenly changed. >>> the economy is booming and if you need proof, look no further than the latest strong jobs report. the u.s. adding over 200,000 jobs in august beating expectations. unemployment steady at 3.9% but maybe the biggest news is the long-awaited wage growth. average pay rising nearly 3% over a year ago. the largest jump in nine years. >>> a new job has a former cosby show cast member back in the headlines tonight. jeffrey owens has accepted a tv role from tyler forry as we told you earlier this week. owen's story went viral when he was job shamed on social media photographed working at trader joe's. many people came to his defense including perry that called his work the measure of a true artist. >>> an incredible scene in virginia as a freight train struck a tractor trailer that was stalled at a railroad cros

jo ling kent, n news, california. >>> if you look at how much the opioid crisis is costing this nation, one study found boon county, west virginia is spending more mon per person than any other county in the country but they are working tuce the cost in dollars and more importantly in aives. tonigh part of the series one nation overdosed, we look at a drug court that's turning lives around. william thompson's family has lived in this part of west ce virginia sin before it was a state, that's his son will pitching. job. o >> reporter: but more than a e'coach, seen as the moral compass around here, theounty judge whose drug court is a lifeline. >> passing your drug en sc working. >> reporter: boon county is so ravaged by drugs heores whether his own kids will even want to live here one day. how muchf the population do you think is actively using drugs? ha> i would estimate more 10%, less than 20%. a lot of the users are parents, so you know theirids are not using they are being affectedit b >> reporter: in his drug court, thompson is determined to rebuild his community one person at a ti

two months until the midterms, jo ling washington. ws, >>> another primary battle and another stunning upset for the establishment. in massachusetts ianna presley one in the primary. presley who is unopposed is on track to become the first black woman massachusetts ever sent to congress. >>> officials in new york are unraveling the mystery of an in flight emergencyfter a jumbo jet arrived with more than a dozen sick passengers. the dubai to j.f.k. emirates flight was isolated and surroundmedical teams as health officials scramble to figure out what they were facing. we get the latest from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: emirates flight 203 quickly quarantined. >> a medical emergency. pilots reported r multiple passengers with flu-like symptoms. >> it was like a symphony of coughing. bathrooms in high demand. >> reporter: the airbus boarded by medical professionals in contact with the centers ofas di control. every passenger's temperature checked as anxious familiesit . this man texting with his wife on the plane. >> it was middle

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here is the man to dig them out of it, jos buttler, batting on his birthday, guiding england from belowir. in the end, he made 89, more even than alastair cook yesterday. the buttler outscoring the master as england finished on 332. stirring stuff. nowjoe root asked his bowlers to carry the charge. stuart broad went into the breach and into the pads. shikhar dhawan, lbw for three. now india under pressure. kl rahul released a valve. the batsman who's struggled for runs this series decided there was little to lose and the game settled in for a mid—afternoon snooze. this was the wake—up call. rahul gone to sam curran, a young man with a knack of making things happen. he's been able to learn from the best. jimmy anderson spent a career luring the likes of them to their ends. repeatable but irresistible, caught by alastair cook and his last test. one for the record books but these were book, but in the squirt book he still loomed large until ben stokes put a line through him. saturday evening in south london and now it is india in the hole. expect a few more where that came from. patrick ge

welcome to brussels, newly renamed placed jo cox, right in the centre of town, surrounded by nightlife that grey building as a venue for nightlife and that grey building as a venue for concerts nightlife and that grey building as a venue for concerts wentjo cox used to go all the time when she spent six years living here in brussels when she worked for the charity 0xfam and also as an assistant foreign mep, so she's got lots of friends and people who knew her here and brussels wanted to send a really strong powerful message of remembrance by renaming this square after her. jeremy corbyn was here to pull the curtain on the placards gave a message about his ambitions to effectively remake the world. it's a very different afternoon for the labour leader. he's headed across town to the eu quarter, where he's going to be meeting the eu chief negotiator, michelle barnier, wesley lovell opportunity to talk about labour's policy on brexit which has been clarified since the pa rty‘s conference which has been clarified since the party's conference in liverpool this week. michelle barnier‘s team

and at 11:30, we'lll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers political strategist jod john rentoul, chief political commentator for the independent — stay with us for that. the limit on the number of highly—skilled workers who want to move to britain should be abandoned according to an official report commissioned by the government. the migration advisory committee whose report is about immigration policy after brexit is recommending a system based on skills rather than giving preferential treatment to people from the european union. but the committee also found that overall the impact of migration from europe on the uk had been relatively small. 0ur economic editor kamal ahmed has been studying the findings. east london making clothes and a factory that is 85% staffed by eu migrants. what are you bringing over to here? for chief executive, jennifer hollowaym, any chance for chief executive, jennifer holloway, any change to that could cause real headaches. they are the ones that are already skilled. they are absolute masters at their profession. if the eu workers were

jo ling kent, flower mound, texas. >>> i'm here at the internet retailer conference and exhibition inhicago to talk about what does internet retail look like now? to talk about that, i have the ceo and founder of grunt style. tell me what grunt style does for the audience. >> we are the american brand. we make, produce sell, clothing, military inspired but patriotic online. >> you started this with how much monday sni. >> 1200 bucks. >> now you're doing a hundred more than $100 million in revenue. incredible. let's talk about getting face to face with your customers. you are an internet only brand. no brick and mortar stores. >> correct. we do sell to a few stores. but most of our revenue, 85% of our business is online. we wanted to come up with a way to get out and touch and talk to our customers outside of social media, outside of e-mail. we didn't want to have the liability of brick and mortar. scares me to death. you got to sign five, ten-year leases, manage staff and it just -- i don't know how to manage. what we decided to do instead is throw parties. we throw parties in specifi

cricket, and jos buttler has starred for england on the second day of the final test against india. fornderson has led the charge, with india reduced to 112—11. the charge, with india from the oval, patrick gearey reports. saturday morning in south london. patrick gearey reports. england in an oval—shaped hole. patrick gearey reports. here is the man to dig them out of it, jos buttler, batting on his birthday, guiding england from below 200 to above 300 with care and increasing flair. in the end, he made 89, more even than alastair cook yesterday. the buttler outscoring the master as england finished on 332. stirring stuff. as england finished on 332. nowjoe root asked his bowlers to carry the charge. stuart broad went into the breach and into the pads. shikhar dhawan, lbw for three. the breach and into the pads. now india under pressure. the breach and into the pads. kl rahul released a valve. the breach and into the pads. the batsman who's struggled for runs this series decided there was little to lose and the game settled in for a mid—afternoon snooze. this was the wake—up call. in f

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jo taylor, bbc news.t east on bbc one at 7.30pm and it's also available to watch on the iplayer. the yachtsman stranded in the middle of the indian ocean for several days with a severe back injury has been rescued. abhilash tomy, from india, was injured when his boat hit 80 mile an hour winds and its—foot waves nearly 2000 miles off the coast of australia. there were concerns it might take several more days to reach him because of the weather but now a french patrol vessel has picked him up as hywel griffith reports from sydney. a confident, capable sailor, this was abhilash tomy as he set off on the golden globe race back injuly. i'm very relieved to be at the start of the golden globe race. it's his second time in the 30,000—mile challenge, which he completed back in 2013, becoming the first indian to circumnavigate the world. but, on friday, his yacht hit a storm and rolled 360 degrees, breaking the mast and leaving him in agony. it triggered a new race to reach the stranded sailor, who was found still

again after the notre dame season opener and we'll leave you more from the memorial service for senator jo mccain. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight, a nation comes togethe to honor john mccain. his family, friends, and colleagues join for a powerful memorial led by a fiery, emotional tribut by daughter meghan. >> we gather here to mourn the passing ofam ican greatness, the real thing, not from rhetoric men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly. >> his two former paying their respect ares. >> a a warrior, statesman, a patriot. he embodied so mthh is best in america. >> tonight, america says farewell to a hero. >>> flood disaster. the urgent search for the missing, d

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starting with you first, jo how did this happen, do you think?arand my mum happen, do you think? it was last year and my mum got a phone call late afternoon from someone saying that they were a police officer. and that they were a police officer. and that there was a fraud going on at her bank and that to be on the safe side she should take all the money out of her bank account. and then she went and did that because she trusts the police and then he said he needed it as evidence for court, that was going to be the next stage... that was going to be the next stage. . . the that was going to be the next stage... the cash itself. yeah, because it would have fingerprints on. and she went on the train and gave the money, £20,000, to a stranger. one at any point think that something might be up?” stranger. one at any point think that something might be up? i think she probably did but the guy was on the phone to her the whole time and didn't give her the opportunity, really, to take a breath and think, hang on, i'd better wring some people here and fi

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i look at my husband's, and that's him," said mary jo von tillow, lost her husband on 1 october. that depicts him on one of the happiest days of his life."she said her husband was very patriotic and was nicknamed "captain america." so the artist, virginia culbertson, painted the flag behind him."we called him captain america, so to have this flag in the background and thinking about singing god bless america with big and rich in the whole audience, moments before he passed away, is just powerful," von tillow said. she, her husband and four others in her family were at the oct. 1 concert where a gunman fired on the crowd from the mandalay bay casino-resort across the street.mary jo von tillow says the portraits put the faces and stories of the 58 victims out there for people to get to know them. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day with highs in the 70s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s a the coast with patchy fog. it will be a nice but breezy night around the bay area. the winds will be changing over the next few days to an offshore wind. it will bring elevated fir

jo edwards is a family lawyer and has been campaigning for this change. shejoins us now. has to prove the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage, that is the law, and it does so by referencing one of five fax. either one has to establish that there has been unreasonable behaviour or adultery on the part of the other party, and if you cannot establish that, you have to wait for two years of separation and you both have to ee, separation and you both have to agree, or five years of separations is where you do not both agree that you want a divorce. i find it incredible that both parties can agree that you are going to get divorced and yet unless somebody is at fault or someone is prepared to accept fault you have to wait two yea rs, accept fault you have to wait two years, and it can be detrimental to any future relationship but also the relationship you are currently in. it can create a huge amount of difficulty which is why we have around, the last figures we have, 107,000 divorces in england and wales and around two thirds were based on one of the fault —based grounds p

estale hasta el martes pero para el miércoles condiciones despejadas en los próximos días veremos en san josveremos condiciones más otoñales que tenga bonita noche de domingo . >>> 49ers debutan en casa en el torneo apertura de liga mexicana los detalles al toro lado de la pausa bueno fue un día productivo para los amantes de las mascotas le contamos de estos comen sano, quiero uno caminan así exploran asá son amables así y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida así y son optimistas asá. hoy saludamos así a quienes hacen lo que sea para vivir bien. nuevamente llegó la ahora de los deportes y vamos a hblr de estos 49ers y raiders. >>> vamos a arrancar con el de san francisco aquí vamos, desde el 2007 de los 91 equipos de la temporada, solo 10 clasificaron a la post temporada primer cuarto 30 yardas para (en inglés) ganaban los lyons entonces luego viene acá el pase a bornes, 10 por 7 y once yardas 20 por diez con un minuto por jugar acá se encuentra los espacios y buscó a (en inglés) y descolta todo el cam

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judith ann jo, thank to them and giving them control. judith annjo, thank you both so much. week. do call us with your thoughts. or e—mail us. on twitter as well. have a look at our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your opinions about bbc news coverage next week. goodbye. good evening. a coolerfeel good evening. a cooler feel right across the country, but at least there was some sunshine to compensate. quite a lot across england and well. but cloud into scotland. the cloud will continue to thicken and the winds will start to pick up as well. temperatures are holding up, but elsewhere where there are clear skies low figures are not out of the question. a touch of frost and submit patches. there will be some lovely sunshine from the beginning across the bulk of the country. the cloud will thicken. and the wind will pick up as well. highs of 12 to 18 degrees. this weather front will come slowly styled we getting all the time. a band of cloud making its way through the midlands making its way through parts of wales. at the star of the new month is cooler but

with me are the political strategist, jo tanner and chief political commentator for the independent,be proud of your council houses —— that's the message from theresa may on the front of the telegraph, in a speech which it's claimed will signal a major shift in tory policy on social housing. meanwhile, the express has an exclusive interview with the prime minister who says her brexit plan delivers the freedoms that people voted for. the guardian reports on criticism from business leaders on the government's migration advisory committee report. the report proposes scrapping visas for lower—paid workers after britain leaves the eu. the inquests into the deaths in the westminster bridge terror attack features on the front of the metro — it reports that murdered pc keith palmer was failed by outdated security arrangements. the financial times leads on the continuing trade war between the us and china with china slapping new tariffs on sixty billion dollars of american goods. and the i says the bbc may have to revoke free tv licenses for the over seventy fives as the corporation faces inc

jo currie was there. the first hurdle as they we re ended at the first hurdle as they were beaten by a very good atl tico madrid side. rightly off, city looked off—color this evening, they went behind in the opening four minutes, as they poked home in the opening four minutes. the spanish champion set a pace that city could not handle. and then things got worse. distil the outstanding on the night showed her speed and outset ——... to double the lead. it left city needing three golds in the second half if they wanted to reach the last 16. it would close, jennifer b tashi pulled them back, but her goal ruled out while carolina rattled across the crossbar with this long—range effort. city we re with this long—range effort. city were outplayed this evening, after a tea m were outplayed this evening, after a team who made the semifinals in the last two years, this defeat is going to sting, something manchester city's manager admitted in the last conference. i think they know they have come short by their own s

jo currie reports.ipchoge who led the way, or that it was on the flat streets of berlin, where many of the fastest times have been run before. what was a surprise, though, was the margin by which he smashed the marathon world record. the kenyan's time of two hours, one minute and 39 seconds was over a minute faster than anyone else in history. ifeel great, to run two hours and one minute and 39 seconds. i am really happy and i'm grateful to those who worked with me closely. the 33—year—old is no stranger to marathon success. he claimed gold at the olympics in brazil two years ago. commentator: kipchoge is the olympic champion! and in april, he won the london marathon, claiming his third title. kipchoge was already regarded as one of the greatest marathon runners of all time. perhaps now, the greatest. in rugby union, the game of the weekend didn't disappoint with wasps surving a fightback from leicester to win 41—35. wasps started strongly and scored two early tries including this from josh bassett afte

(laughing)y jo in chicago with my grandma.me that we saw him. i miss jonny becausehe, he listened, and heas somebody that i could talk to. >> what you doing? >> homework. >> homework? >> the hardest parts for me were jumping from school to school. i'm not blamg it on this situation, but my grades aren't bad, but they're not as good as they should be. >> so have they offered you tutoring there? >> it's not in the classes that i need. >> really? >> they dot help me with math. >> well, if you really need it, and you real need to stay after school, then you can get the tutoring, jasmine. just got to come get you. okay? >> mm-hmm. i don't think it's my parents' fault cause they're moving so we could have somewhere to stay and so we can be stable. for you to get a house, that takes time and work and money. >> it's like a game, the hurry-up and wait. you waiting on answers to see yowhen you can move or whe can get in or... >> you can have one year where everything is fine, but that next coming year, you catch a bad cold and it's all

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with me arejessica elgot, political correspondent from the guardian, and the political commentator, jo—annethose front pages. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in and theresa may's brexit speech today features heavily. stung by the humiliating rebuff at the salzburg summit, the times claims the prime minister took britain towards the brink of a no—deal brexit when she accused the eu of offering ‘unacceptable' options. her combative address prompted a sharp fall in the pound, writes the guardian. the daily mail calls it ‘the may ultimatum'. the daily express says theresa may was right to demand that the eu 27 show some respect after insulting the nation. the pm, though, is heading for a show down next week according to the daily telegraph, as her cabinet ministers plan to push for an alternative to the chequers deal. in other news, the financial times reports that uber is planning to link up with deliveroo, the london—based food delivery app, in the latest sign of big tech investing in a british start—up. and the daily mirror leads with the story of ellie chessell, a victim of an ac

we looked at then was the nan falling media group or southern media group based in the city of one jo publishing papers like the southern weekly the southern metropolis daily and the twenty first century business herald the group had a track record investing in deeply reported muckraking journalism that held communist party officials to account and even resulted in some political and legal reforms that's not the case now after a few serious run ins with the authorities southern media and its journalists have come under a kind of pressure that is severely handicapped investigative reporting this is just one case in a landscape that has seen significant shifts greater state monitoring and control of media as well as increased competition and falling advertising revenues have all had an impact the listening posts are now on the decline of the southern media groups investigative reporting efforts and what that says about journalism in china today. april two thousand and three this other metropolis daily a paper published by the quango based southern media group ran a report entitled death

thank you, nigel and jo. next, it's the film review.very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases is mark kermode. hello, mark. hey. what have you been watching? a very interesting week. we have crazy rich asians, which, as you know, is proving to be a huge international hit. we have the rider, a very melancholic and very touching tale of rodeo. and lucky in one of harry dean sta nton's last roles. yeah, this is quite a week. what did you think of crazy rich asians? 50, adapted from the novel from kevin kwan, which i confess i haven't read. no, likewise. so, constance wu is rachel chu, she's a chinese—american economics professor at nyu, who is dating a guy called nick, who she doesn't know is filthy rich until the moment he says, look, you know, there's a wedding in singapore. i will be there. you should come with, you should meet the family. they get on the aeroplane and turn left. she says, we go that way. he says no. suddenly they are in super first class and people are offering champagne.

thank you, jessica and jo—anne. goodbye. good evening. at the portugal masters, investment 0llie fisher shooting the first sub 60 round on the european tour. this is the 18th green, he had this birdie put aa58, just narrowly missing out but had a tap in for 59. ten birdies and an eagle, no bogeys in his second round. fisher has won just one tournament in his career and 59 is all the more remarkable, because the only managed a par yesterday. it feels great to make history here in portugal, it is a great tournament it is a great thing to shoot 59. i was chuffed with a day, level par yesterday but shooting that was a great day all round. england's options open batting in the post— alastair cook era, after the test quad to tour sri la nka era, after the test quad to tour sri lanka was named. without cook there will be a different look to the top of the order and two of the three new players are indeed openers. 0ne of them is a man very much in form, rory burns has scored over 1000 runs for surrey this season, helping them to the county champi

. >> if you're looking for a part time jo i you are luck. coming up how businesses are tfering more > welcome back at 4:24. getting ready for the shopping season. >> the challenge is different this year. instead of people struggling to find work, it's the stores that are struggling to find workers. >> whi is creating some nice holiday job perks. >> there's nearly00,000 retail job openings across the country as of this summer. that's 100,000 more than last year. seasonal hiring is now underway at target that plans to add 120,000 workers. macy's hiring 80,000 and ups is bringing in 100,000 seasonal workers. with consumer confidence hitting an 18 year high, employers are offering incentives toe retain workers. >> they're doing whatever. that could be higher pay, that could be paid time off or other benefits such as getting discounts on things sold at the store. >> workers already casng in on the holiday season. >> if you're looking for a job check out some in our area. >> still ahead today, a new week, two new road projects to keep an eye on. >

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. >>> cf jos andre is at it again feeding victimsf a disaster.our robert harrison caught up with him. andre and his team have delivered food to p feedple in shelters in north carolina. he says he's happy the federal government learned from the h aftermath ricane maria in puerto rico last year. barbara asked him about president trump rejecting maria's official death toll of nearly 000 people. >> why? nobody is going to make a president responsible like did it, kill every one of those people, but the lack of empathy, the lack of recognizing that the death toll was much higher, and the death toll that didn't ppen through the hurrica ripping the island but happened on the weeks and months uater. that ay tells you how little effortal the feder government had in making sure that we will be fixing the issues. >> world central kitchen hopes to provide enough food for 150,000 meals for victims of florence. >> some of you now on this saturday. a suspected serial rapist is behind barsithoutbond. montgomery county police arrested marlinlexander. he's accused

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inur sunday spotlight, nbc's jo ling kent finds it all piling up and looking for a new h >> reporter:yclables ready to be process and a e.reus americans recycle 66 million tons a year and all that effort may be going to waste. the u.s. used to ship more than 1,000 shipping containers full recyclables to china every day. exports are down f w 40%. that's because china has stopped accepting the majority of our recyclable it all changed back on january 1st after beijing launched a new aggrtisive anti-pol push, cracking down on what it calls foreign garbage. >> it was a shock to the system. > reporter: the chinese government now bans the imports of 24 tyof scrap including now recyclables are piling up here a the change has up ended business for seattle one of the largest waste managers in the country. yoused to send a lot of this u sendi it now? >> vietnam, malaysia, singapore. going to india. >> reporter: but those countries can't take all of the recycling to china used to accept. so republic spends -- sen about 2,000 tons to the dump every month. when material likth , like all this paper