>>> well, another couple we love, chip and joanna gaines.y of seven is enjoying life away from the tv spotlight. as we go inside their life after "fixer upper." >> it's like, the kids are the most important thing to us, so anything that we do, we always go back to that. we say, how is this going affect our family unit, our kid. >> the family's number one thing, family. bonding with baby crew who arrive in the june. >> felt right for us to take a time-out, a step back. >> the life hasn't exactly slowed down for the family. in march they opened their first restaurant, magnolia table after almost two years of renovations. >> all i want do is own a restaurant before i die. >> chip ran a marathon. joanna finished her third book all about design [ screams ] >> don't, joey. >> the couple is still flipping houses in their hometown in texas joanna gave us a behind the scenes look of how they're decorating for fall. >> it's amazing how fast the process happens. we only have about a day and a half. >> okay, guys, we are done. isn't it pretty? >> mm-hmm

joanna and the others hope that will soon change. their desire for culture is great.saudi society is changing changes that have been instigated from the top what was once considered impossible is suddenly possible and join a half a tiny can realize her dream together with her mother she was able to convince her father who was initially against the idea that she could go into the film industry . youth unemployment in saudi arabia is estimated to be between thirty and forty percent but that didn't stop joanna who besides her studies has got her first job working in animation. i mean i'm in meetings to think. and. they were making so many decisions so many. changes in this country that me things possible for us to do still come up to the world to find the jonas sister jude with the short hair doesn't wear a headscarf in public either. her religion she says allow say that choice. this week in our global ideas series we had for new paul can music and theater help bring about badly needed change our reporter voice get hot travel to the capitol faster region in the south of

chip and joanna gaines welcomed their bundle of joy, baby cruz, into the world and now joanna's openingi ttiff, this is like it's all new all over again. >> reporter: in a personal, new essay in the fall issue of their magazine "magnolia journal," p aboutgaines opens being a new mom again at 40, writing, "as much as chip and i joked about the possibility of having another child, i truly believ i was done." >> an adventure of a lifetime and these kids have just rolled with the punches. >> reporter: joaa also reflects on the charismatic couple's timely decision to end their hit hgtv show "fixer pe " >> it was like the close of just a beautiful chapter in our lives. ot reporter: and how they the pregnancy news just weeks later, joking about a term she had never heard before, writing, "i heard the phrase geriatric pregnancy for the first time when i was about six weeks in, and i laughed, until i realized that's actually what it's called y age." a like five kids, that's thing. and what are the ages? th're all under what? >> 13 to 8. >> okay. >> so there's going to be quite the gap. >> report

. >>> we talk about chip and joanna gaines for a second. chip brings the comedy.eted a shot of crew's baby kerrier on the stove. >>> meanwhile, there's an hgtv couple being called the next chip and joanna gaines. desert flippers -- ed and lindsay bennett. "e.t." online's lauren zima was exclusive we the pair in palm springs. >> a lot of people compared you guys to chip and joanna gaines, have you ever met them in. >> no, we haven't had the opportunity yet. >> eric has a funny story, one of our very first months on set. >> oh, this isn't funny this is embarrassing. ? working in the heat is serious, sweaty business. >> i think we're going to clock in at 109 today. >> 109 is refreshing. >> what are we hitting the max in palm springs. >> 120 or above. >> the wisconsin natives are celebrating nine years of marriage. so far they flipped over 100 homes. >> we moved out here six months later together. >> we upgraded. >> lindsay the designer. eric's the real estate agent. they share in the parenting duties of their three boys. >> they like being on set with us if you will.

most recent match in san jose california ended in a humiliating six one six love defeat to britain's joanna contat the worst defeat of her deputy a career. in football fans will soon have a chance to forget their country's disappointing world cup performance the bundesliga season is just around the corner and byron munich fans are once again favorites for the title with an ageing squad and little transfer activity this summer there are questions over their ability to win a seventh straight title but new coach believes the bavarians have what it takes. things have turned out well on by and pre-season tour led by coach nico kovacs the team has been enjoying its preparations for the new campaign. the atmosphere could hardly have been better on that. we want to make each player better but i expect passion ambition and progress. things that defined himself as a player he spent two seasons of by him as a battling midfielder and as a coach he proved his worth to his new employers by beating them in the german cup final in my. tummy the coach communication is key which. i think of us i think he sti

i'm joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live.rime minister has begun a four—day trip to africa, calling for a new partnership between the continent and the uk — based on shared prosperity and security. it's her first visit to the the continent since becoming prime minister. after arriving in cape town, she gave a speech pledging £4 billion in support for african economies. after a bilateral meeting with south african president, she is expected to visit robben island, where nelson mandela was imprisoned. tomorrow, theresa may will fly to the nigerian capital abuja, before travelling to lagos to meet victims of modern slavery. on thursday, she will visit kenya for talks with president kenyatta. in her speech in cape town this morning she outlined her committment to the relationship between the uk and africa, built on shared prospertity and security. asa as a minister of a trading nation, i wa nt to as a minister of a trading nation, i want to see strong african economies that british businesses can do trade with in a free and fair

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fixer-upper star joanna gaines getting candid about becoming a new mom at age 40. >>> and buffalo stance. >> oh no, oh no, oh no. >> the man caught on camera taunting a large bison. inside yellow stone national park. >> oh god, no, no, i can't watch! >> the park now investigating what they're calling reckless, dangerous and illegal behavior, "today" friday, august 3rd, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on a friday morning and it's a wet one over a lot of the country this morning. >> a lot of people are paying attention to this story. it's a big one. >> if you're traveling you'll want to hear al's forecast and there's breaking news on the weather overnight. heavy rain triggered evacuations in central virginia over fears that a dam there could fail. the downpour is part of a massive system impacting tens of millions up and down the east coast, as mentioned, we'll get to al in a moment. let's go right to the scene where

joanna, what do people need to consider as they're coming day?another thing, does that work for you? there is a responusbility. yoube responsibility as a pet owner. what do they need to ask themselves? >> absolutely. first off we want to kind of consider their lifestyle. when he's really active, will you do well with an active playful cat who lik to run around. maybe a dog to take jogging. for people with a laid back personality, we have dogs and cats t who like hang out, go for brief strolls. considering what your lifestyle is. elking to the families and making surerybody is on board and ready to take on the responsibility and preparing supplies and other pets at home. making sure that they can still be mfortable. >> reporter: and that's something you guys do h here. if ye a pet at home and you want to make sure the pet is going to bond with another peto that ye bringing in, you guys will help them? >> yes. we will. we have adoption staff hereell versed in all aspects of is. we walk people through from getting them he to some of the more complic

we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers joanna hooks joe in bangladesh a photo journalist has been arrested over comments that he made on this channel what specifically has been charged with well the charges of giving false information. now bangladeshi police arrested shocking for that and for allegedly making productive comments on dizzier during an interview about protests that have flared up across the country over how dangerous the roads are i saw the police going. on students that the lawyer was charged under is the information and communications technology acts or i.c.t. and this is a statute that media right groups say is often used to target journalists now long criticized the excessive use of force by police and protesters and said the demonstrations are motivated by factors larger than road safety alone among those factors he says the government's gagging of the media and corruption and alarm isn't the only bangladeshi journalist who's paid a price after covering these protests far from it and supporters of the governmen

joanna and chip then bring in the entire family to take a look at the new displays.o you see there somewhere in the crowd. >> we saw crew. that's why i was melting over here. >> if you would like to see more of this transformation, go to today.com. now to the king of pop, michael jackson would have turned 60 today. natalie morales with a look at his life, legacy and music and tributes planned to mark the day. hi, natalie. >> hey to you, carson. michael jackson was born 60 years ago, the eighth of ten children in the tough town of gary, indiana. he quickly became one of the greatest and most complicated entertainers the world has ever seen. he grew up before our eyes, entering the public spotlight at a very young age. from jackson five hits like "i'll be there" to landmark "off the wall" album with quincy jones ♪ feel that beat >> probably one of the greatest entertainers that ever lived. >> then the release of "thriller" with ground breaking videos like "billie jean" and nine-minute title track. michael jackson shot to a level of fame few have ever reached before or

serena, taking on joanna conta, and in the first set, conta dominating.he forehand down the line. she took the first set 6-1. remember, serena was in the wimbledon finals and lost, serena getting serious. backhand scorched down the line. conta had her number. match point. it's conta, 6-1, 6-0 in less than an hour. it's the most lopsided loss of serena's career. >>> we know jim harbaugh is a fan of whole milk, not 2%, and no chicken in that. the quarterback wil ton spade told him not to eat chicken because they are nervous birds and he added that harbaugh feels that people took a turn for the worst years agriculture when people began to eat white meat instead of beef. i eat a lot of chick at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. so she can afford to feel at home without breaking your budget. and... who's there? hey. a boy? you never told your dad and me about any... oh, on the bed? absolutely not! okay... studying together is fine... and at ikea, we believe that letting go can be hard, but not pricey. what's

i'm joanna gosling. these are the top stories developing at ham. the government promises more money to tackle rough sleeping in england and help deal with mental health problems and addictions. delays at heathrow airport passport control left some passengers queuing for up to two and a half hours last month. ticketmaster announces it's closing its resale sites to try to combat touts who hike up prices. turkey's central bank says its taken measures to maintain financial stability, after the collapse of its currency, the lira. more than 300 people have been injured after part of a wooden platform collapsed at a festival in spain. also coming up: a major new survey of the uk's south asian community. it finds young asians are more socially conservative on issues including sex before marriage and same—sex relationships than their peers in the rest of the population. good morning. and it is monday the 13th of august. iamjoanna and it is monday the 13th of august. i am joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom li

morning joanna. to make it easier to use e—cigarettes in public places and to consider vaping on presciption. but the findings have been criticised by some health experts who have warned about the safety of the devices. thejustice minister, rory stewart, has promised to quit hisjob in a year's time if he hasn't reduced the level of drugs and violence in england's most challenging jails. he was speaking after announcing that ten prisons — in yorkshire, nottinghamshire and london — are to be given a total of ten million pounds to improve security and living conditions — and provide better training for prison staff. i will quit if i haven't succeeded in 12 months in reducing the level of drugs and violence in those prisons. i want to make a measurable difference and that is what this investment is around. i believe in the prison service, i believe in our prison officers and i believe this can be turned around and i want you tojudge me on those results and i will resign if don't succeed. the italian gove

joanna thompson, stephanie cho, franco,brown, marisa these other women behind us strategy. it increased asian american turnout six times, latina turnout four times in the state of georgia for the primary. [applause] not until stacey abrams' landslide victory that many in the democratic establishment started to believe. arewe at she the people telling the story of stacey abrams and the legion of women of color running for office this year because in them, they are the hope of our nation. she the people is telling the stories about how women of color are going to save our democracy, and right now in swing states like arizona, florida, new mexico, virginia, and now mississippi, places that trump won, women of color are leading the charge by engaging new and younger voters and people of color. [applause] yes! we understand that our swing arers r not th ones -- not the ones moving from red to blue. our swing is from non-voter to voter. [applause] right now, latina, asian-american, native american, and arab-american women are in stateslead running like georgia, florida, texas. wo

it is 10:34am, the latest news with joanna.en years, with around 4750 people estimated to be sleeping rough on any given night in england last year. police investigating a shooting in the moss side area of manchester are treating it as attempted murder. 12 people, including two children, were taken to hospital early yesterday, mostly for what officers described as pellet—type wounds. no—one's been arrested. the turkish lira has recovered slightly after the country's central bank announced measures to try to stabilise the country's plunging currency. the lira collapsed amid a deepening trade and diplomatic spat with the united states. stock markets have been falling across asia pacific as investors become increasingly concerned over the turkish currency crisis. delays at heathrow airport passport control left passengers queuing for up to two and a half hours last month. on 30 out of 31 days injuly, the borderforce missed its target of a 45—minute wait or less for 95% of visitors from outside the european economic area. presenter

this is bbc news with joanna gosling.he headlines: an official un report accuses myanmar‘s military of carrying out genocide against its rohingya population and criticises the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, for failing to intervene. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. the campaign calling for a new brexit referendum is attempting to change labour party policy on the issue according to a leaked memo. police in florida are working to establish why a gunman opened fire at a video games tournament injacksonville, killing two people. now on bbc news, we explore the latest project from artist william kentridge, the head and the load. # god save our gracious king. # long live our noble king. good. # send him victorious, happy and glorious. # long to reign over us. # god save the king. # send him victorious, happy and glorious. # long to reign over us. # god save the king. you know what we call the war in our language? he speaks another language. i

serena, taking on joanna conta, and in the first set, conta dominating.e forehand down the line. she took the first set 6-1. remember, serena was in the wimbledon finals and lost, serena getting serious. backhand scorched down the line. conta had her number. match point. it's conta, 6-1, 6-0 in less than an hour. it's the most lopsided loss of serena's career. >>> we know jim harbaugh is a fan of whole milk, not 2%, and no chicken in that. the quarterback wil ton spade told him not to eat chicken because they are nervous birds and he added that harbaugh feels that people took a turn for the worst years agriculture when people began to eat white meat instead of beef. i eat a lot of chick every day, you're thankful for the ones you love. and every day you promise to protect them. off! is here to help with proven protection against mosquitoes. trust our family to protect yours. sc johnson, a family company you act fast.an intruder... boo so do we. raid kills roaches 7 times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. 7 times faster? [gasps] raid! get r

chip and joanna's nursery, go to "today" app.pping up in major cities? they are temporary but built to take great social selfies. >> one most popular called the dream machine in brooklyn, so jenna took us on a field trip. >> i sure did. my hair is messed up. some call them factories, instagram traps. we wanted to try it for ourselves. it's a modern day dilemma, if it didn't happen on instagram, did it happen at all. would you pay $34 for unadulterated selfie fun. so far 60,000 people have in april at the dream machine in new york. >> opening weekend we were sold out. there were lines down the block. >> 27-year-old page created the dream machine. nine different dream theme rooms for visitors to sleep walk through and, of course, post on social media. >> when you first thought of this, how important is social media? >> it kind of makes the world go-round nowadays. i think really thinking about the moments that people could capture and the stories they could tell on all the divot platforms, it was really important to make sure the s

news in australia reporter joanna joins me live so how are people how are businesses coping there joanna. well it's very tough at the moment as your story mentioned most of a lot of eastern australia is affected by drugs to queensland and new south wales new south wales as of today one hundred percent of the state is no dry to cleared so there's a new part of the regional rural remote new south wales which is unaffected by these dry dry conditions as you alluded to the farmers in who are affixes who pretty much every farmer in new south wales is having to cart water is having to cart feet you know everybody's having to do that just yet but a lot of people are having to make those provisions in order to keep their sheep cattle livestock alive basically and healthy enough some some farmers have resorted to selling their livestock so destocking getting rid of them because they cannot afford to keep them on their farm because there is no end in sight to these structures it sounds brutal and would burn. for us john a thank you from sydney. more than four hundred migrants have been rescued in

in sport, joanna konta is out of the us open.ritish number one is beaten in the first round by caroline garcia of france. and protecting englands trees, how home grown could stop the spread of pests and disease. good morning. today we've got a band of rain moving south and east and when it clears behind it, we'll see a bit of cloud breaking with some sunshine and a few showers. i'll have more in 15 minutes. it's wednesday the 29th of august. our top story: a mother and daughter killed in a suspected double murder in solihull were on the phone to police as they were attacked, according to detectives. police are continuing to search forjanbaz tarin after his former partner, 22—year—old raneem oudeh, and her mother, khaola saleem, were fatally attacked in the early hours of bank holiday monday. jenny kumah reports. the manhunt continues. paid the police believe 21—year—old janbaz tarin, an afghan national here legally, is responsible for the murder of two women. his former partner, raneem oudeh, seen here on the left, and her mother

they then performed life-saving cpr, joanna girmshine got to meet her heroes who were honored by thepolice. here's what joanna had to say. >> i know i have guardian angels looking out for me and made sure it wasn't my time to go. >> sure wasn't. joanna was on life support for five days but thankfully making a full recovery, and i'm told that she and many of her rescuers became friends. her family is very thankful. >> she looks to be in such great shape now but it was tough. >> and the waters were really muddy. this was a true heroic act on their part. >> i'm glad they stay connected. thank you, cecilia. >>> coming up, fake dentist. how do i get this story about a dentist? did this woman pull teeth, write prescriptions and more without a license? the patients telling their stories this morning. teeth, write prescriptions and more without a license. telling their stories this morning. ned down my she shed. nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. well my she shed's on fire. your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? your she shed's covered, c

the 2016 teacher of the year, joanna haze ended up winning the democratic -- nomination and is likelyo be the next congresswoman from that district and she will be the first black congresswoman from connecticut. for: leah covers it all insider of elections. you gettingpreciate up for a's the morning after these primary days to walk us through it all. guest: happy to do it. host: it is open phones in his first hour of the "washington journal." republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. we are doing this on a morning where there is quite a bit of news, but we will let you start. jack in providence, rhode island, go ahead. caller: good morning to everybody. let me make a point. tammy baldwin is not a democrat. tammy baldwin is a communist read the other point, more important, president trump was right concerning john kasich. did win thatn race. it is going to come out, ok? he could have won it by more. this been to hate of president trump is sitting. sickening. john mccain hates them. one other point i want to make is no one seems to talk about is 71e

host: joanna from california, apparent. what is your question -- a parent, what is your question? caller: i guess it is a question. thes interested in discussion of having to check in with the police department and fire department for codes. protect us by regulating firearms? we are spending a lot of money on putting up special windows and doors, and locks. why can't we regulate the firearms? guest: excellent question. when you speak to people in the school safety field, they often say that there are three arms to solving this problem. firearms, mental health, and school security. at "popular mechanics," we thought we could best address fixing your school's infrastructure and we also feel passionate about it because the infrastructure is something you can start working on today or tomorrow. gun control and mental health, they are solutions that definitely need to be talked about. unita many, many years in order for those to play out in society. we know is a problem right now. if you can go to your school and say, let's lock our doors during the day, let's make sure our windows can

hello, it's friday, it's 9'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme.gypt leads to the evacuation of more than 300 tourists from a thomas cook hotel. they're being moved to other properties in the resort and for those who want to return early, there will be an extra large aircraft laid on this afternoon from manchester which will bring them backin manchester which will bring them back in the early hours of tomorrow morning. we'll be live at the hotel in hurghada. also — ireland prepares to welcome pope francis but has the catholic church loosened its grip on irish life? the irish pm thinks so. i think it's fair to say that ireland is increasingly diverse, increasingly secular, a much more liberal country

i'm joanna gosling. the headlines at ham: an official un report accuses myanmar‘s military of carrying out genocide against its rohynga population — and criticises the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, for failing to intervene. the myanmar authorities have forced a climate in which hate speech thrives, human rights violations are legitimised and crisis facilitated. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months — as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. the campaign calling for a new brexit referendum is attempting to change labour party policy on the issue according to a leaked memo. also this hour: police in florida are working to establish why a gunman opened fire at a video games tournament, killing two people. officials injacksonville say the 24—year—old suspect then turned the gun on himself. and in half an hour we'll hear from five people about their involvement in extraordinary moments in 20th—century history. that's coming up in witness. good morning. un human rights

we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers joanna hooks joe in bangladesh a photo journalist has been arrested over comments that he made on this channel what specifically has been charged with well the charges of giving false information. now bangladeshi police arrested shockey due for that and for allegedly making productive comments on dizzier during an interview about protests that have flared up across the country over how dangerous the roads are i sort of believe going. on students that a lawyer was charged under is the information and communications technology acts or i.c.t. and this is a statute that media right groups say is often used to target journalists now along criticise the excessive use of force by police and protesters and set the demonstrations are motivated by factors larger than road safety alone among those factors he says the government's gagging of the media and corruption and alarm isn't the only bangladeshi journalist who's paid a price after covering these protests far from it and supporters of the governme

i'm joanna gosling. criticises the country's leader, aung san suu kyi, for failing to intervene. the myanmar authorities have forced a climate in which hate speech thrives, human rights violations are legitimised and crisis facilitated. food prices are expected to rise in the coming months — as farmers feel the effects of this year's extreme weather. the campaign calling for a new brexit referendum is attempting to change labour party policy on the issue according to a leaked memo. also this hour: police in florida are working to establish why a gunman opened fire at a video games tournament, killing two people. officials injacksonville say the 24—year—old suspect then

hello, it's friday, it's nine o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme.to a group of mps. there is a danger that of the common perception of smokers in public places is that papers are treated the same as smokers again we miss an opportunity to encourage people to give up smoking. members of the science and technology committee say e—cigarettes are much less harmful than smoking — and there's no public health reason to ban vaping in public spaces. as £10 million in funding is announced to tackle drugs and violence in england's worst prisons, we've got exclusive access

i'm joanna gosling. these are the top stories developing at 11am.ouble murder of a mother and daughter in solihull. president trump announces flags at the white house and other public

i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme.ed near a school and the other aired during a cartoon. coco pops cronulla, it is so chocolatey! new rules on advertising junk food to under—16s came into effect last year, but are they clear enough, and what impact will they have? we will be finding out. pressure is building on boris johnson over comments he made likening women who wear face veils to letter boxes and bank robbers, with a tory peer now saying he should be kicked out of the party. we will be discussing the row, and what should happen next,

i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme.y for saying the full face veil makes women look like "bank robbers" and "letter boxes". ruth davidson, leader of the scottish conservatives, has said his comments are "gratuitously offensive". we've tracked down a woman in denmark who says she was issued with a fine for wearing a niqab in public after a ban came into effect this month. even if i want to go outside to the playground with my kids, i can't do that, because i'm a criminal. i can't go to the shop and buy milk because i'm a criminal, so criminals are not allowed to buy milk. just because of the way i look. so how do muslim women here feel the row impacts on their way of life?

hello it's nine o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme. — according to a new study. experts say it's a looming crisis. women are the predominant carers, women are having to work longer. they're taking retirement later. and that just at that age they will have maybe an 85—year—old parent. do get in touch if you care for a relative or are worried about needing to in the future. after a landmark case in which the supreme court ruled that denying an umarried widow financial support for her children after her partner died, was illegal, we'll ask what it means for other bereaved parents who weren't married or in a civil partnership. it sounds like a hollywood movie, but it's real.

our environment correspondent, matt mcgrath, explained to joanna gosling why scientists are worried aboutmetres thick, up to 20 metres thick in some regions. basically it is blown across the arctic area from siberia. it is very unusual and scientists have always said it would be one of the last areas of ice to break up. what has happened twice this year, and it is the first time that it has been recorded since we've had satellites, is that temperatures have been unusually high and it has led to winds in the region... the combination of the high temperatures and winds has blown this very thick ice away from the shore and it has started to break up into much smaller pieces. that is what we have seen. it is likely to refreeze again in the next few days as temperatures change, but at this moment in time, it is causing some concern for scientists. how significant is that? when you say scientists say it will be one of the last areas of ice to break up, it sounds very worrying. it is not broken up forever. but it is a worry. we've had very high temperatures all over the world, and across the arc

earlier my colleague joanna gosling spoke to the journalist andrea vogt, who has been talking to emergency spoke to the head of the fire brigade here in italy and he told me they are not hearing any more sounds of life. the rescue is continuing. there are a multitude of technologies being used, including hydraulic cranes. you can see the cranes in the distance just over there, where the sheared—off bridge is, where the mountain of rubble is. they're focusing their search there but it is looking like there are no longer any audible signs of life coming from the debris. are there concerns about the safety of the structure that remains? absolutely, they're taking every precaution. of course, engineers haven't had a chance yet to determine how safe the bridge is, because they're focusing on trying to save the lives underneath. but clearly as you can see it's just been sheared off, it's not stable, it will probably be months before they can repair this section of motorway, which is a very important strategic part of the italian france connection and the ports. it's going to be a huge economic h

earlier my colleague, joanna gosling, spoke to ross macleod, a coastal safety manager at the royal nationalhim about the rescue operation that saved kay's life. a fall alone like that, lucky to survive at all. to be in the water for a further ten hours, she certainly had a lucky escape. from what i understand about the incident, the water temperature where she fell in, near croatia played a large part in her survival. it's reported to have been between 28—29 degrees, which isn't far off standard swimming pool temperature in terms of water. that would have really helped, because the colder the water gets, that starts to affect the body's ability to survive. in the uk, you're looking at average sea temperatures of around 12—15 degrees, which would cut your survival times of up to six hours, potentially. but that's if you overcome some of the initial impact of the cold shock. if you were to fall into the water when it's 15 to 20 degrees you can suffer from cold shock, which is a physiological response. it doesn't matter how good a swimmer you are, how fit and healthy you are, it causes you to

good morning, joanna.nection with the fatal stabbings of two women in solihull. raneem oudeh and her mother khaola saleem were attacked on bank holiday monday. a 21—year—old man was detained in the sparkhill area of birmingham, as tom burridge reports. this video posted on facebook appears to show the 21—year—old man arrested late last night on a residential street in the sparkhill area of birmingham. on monday police issued this photo of janbaz tarin. he was wanted in connection with a double murder in a quiet cul—de—sac in solihull. two women were stabbed to death here in the early hours of monday morning. one of the victims was janbaz tarin‘s ex—girlfriend, raneem oudeh. the other, her mother, 49—year—old khaola saleem. we know miss oudeh made a number of 999 calls on the evening she was killed. she was on the phone to police when she was stabbed. an ally ofjeremy corbyn has accused the veteran labour mp frank field of making "grotesque slurs", after he resigned from the parliamentary party because of l

joanna nunez failed to show up for court appearance, she where is arrested and maybe posted bail.editious the permit ignored the detainer and did not notify them. to share firing back saying ice failed to do its job so he said she said type thing. of florida businessman called a creditor for renting his office-based immigrations and customs enforcement, people posting flyers in downtown st. petersburg calling to boycott all of his businesses. >> an elderly neighbor who walk dogs came running up and set all over downtown are these posters that say you are a predator and sexual violence, what is going on? i'm not a victim, they have nothing to do with it. rob: he says he has been leasing this complex for 21 years. this is the first time he has had an issue. police are looking at this incident but it may simply be an act of free speech. border patrol agents nabbing 20 illegal immigrants, they busted the group after a canine other them at a highway check point at the us-mexico border. 18 of them are from mexico and guatemala who are said to be in good health. the drivers from the unit

joanna is amazing also. this is what sets me apart. you grew up in a housing project in new york, one of seven children. we had an alcoholic mother and absent father. head start came to town when i was three and a half i was chosen to go to nursery school at the time and i fell in love with education. the smell of ivory dishwashing takes me back to preschool i remember the joy i had as a preschool child. i found my way back to my population. i grew up and went on to study child psychology. when i was asked to institute in the classroom i have brought my social skills to preschool children education. i believe in standing up for the children at risk. i stand up for special needs return and why teachers. i would not be here today if it wasn't for my teachers to find coverage so i could leave the classroom. i have five teachers when i need 12. i am here too speak to teachers and families and children. there can be no higher education without education. 0 to 3 is important. trauma can change that. that is why we do a lot of social work. i

transgender candidates in the connecticut governor's race and facing off against bob stefanhowski and joanna hayes warehouse race. we have a winner in the gubernatorial primary, chris b kpbach defeating collier. >> we now gear up for the general election campaign. it is essential we march together. >> reporter: collier is the first governor to fall this season, he will face democrat laura kelly. that is your roundup as we inch closer to november. >> the trump campaign filing a complaint against omarosa claiming she violated a nondisclosure agreement she signed in 2016. >> donald trump decided to bring litigation against me to silence me. if you see me in a fight with a bear, pray for the bear. rob: she was on tv all day claiming the president used a racial slur on the set of the apprentice. the white house's firing back. >> very clear the way he feels about this book, he feels he should be defending himself and reminding everyone he has given her many chances. rob: she revealed secret recordings with the president himself and white house staff. >> the firing of peter stzrok was justified in

i'm joanna gash rosco with the sports including we talked yesterday. serena williams defuses the contriver c.e.o. of her cat suit at the french open we'll hear more from her in the next sixty minutes. pope francis has admitted to feeling shame about the church's failure to prevent what he called repugnant sexual abuse by priests is on a two day trip to ireland the first papal visit there in thirty nine years has just addressed a huge crowd at a festival for families at croke park sports stadium in dublin earlier he met irish survivors of clerical religious and it's abuse in the catholic church the fokker reports. the pope's visit to ireland at this moment of crisis in the kind of the church was always going to set the global agenda of how the the can tackles its legacy of child sex abuse apart from. insisted ways any time. number or so could be going to show. i cannot fail to acknowledge the great scandal caused in ireland by the abuse of young people by members of the church charge of the responsibility for that metatron education the failure of eccle

host: from maryland, democrats line, joanna. caller: good morning. here are my concerns with populism. the natural companions are nationalism, ethnocentrism the, and isolationism. ofse always lead to the rise deficits and major wars. if we look around the world now, the rise of these dictators -- the philippines, china, where a president for life, where our president said wish they could do that here, turkey, hungry, and various places in europe. it is concerning to me. if we look at history, world war i, world war ii -- two wars major in the 20th century, these played into the beginnings of war. the next war, if we have a war, will be devastating. i would like your comments on this. host: thank you. get tooou try to not worked up or hysterical. we are not being irrational or hysterical. ethnic who turn to andonalism or isolation aggression against neighbors are the leaders who have caused the ofatest local catastrophes anybody's lifetimes. the systems we build were -- we -- this is the logic of tierney leads to war eventually. if you start out popul