it is often marked by attachment issues like joanna has.ition affects one in 100 of us, amongst the most serious sufferers there is an estimated 7—10% suicide risk. a recognised treatment is something cold dialectical behaviour therapy, a form of intense counselling, but instead juana was offered a self help course. counselling, but instead juana was offered a self help courselj counselling, but instead juana was offered a self help course. i was referred to self—help, there was nothing about intensive therapy that i was expecting from what i had read and heard about. it is frustrating. it is difficult to know that there is stuff out there but to feel like, you cannot cure it, but there is proof that this treatment can help, ijust want proof that this treatment can help, i just want this opportunity to be able to make myself better and live able to make myself better and live a better life. long waits are one issue. misdiagnosis is another problem. one thing thought not to help people with this condition is going into hospital. this consult

chip and joanna gaines are here tonight. >> steve: oh!applause ] >> jimmy: and we got great music tonight. great music tonight! zac brown band is here. [ cheers and applause ] and you are here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's right. tonight's audience is filled with veterans and their friends and family members. we are truly honored to have you all here tonight. thank you very, very much. [ cheers and applause ] looking good. i want to give a -- i want to give a special shout out to my father jim fallon who served in the navy. and my to my father-in-law bill juvonen who served in the marines. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i also want to thank our friends at t-mobile for helping us with tonight's special veterans day show. we partnered with them because they have a commitment to supporting and hiring veterans. so really thank you to t-mobile. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] i'm in a thankful mood. i'm thanking everybody. >> steve: are you really? >> jimmy: yeah, i'm in a a thankful mood. in fact, if y

we're fighting over joanna gaines' baby. "today's talker," the one and only joanna gaines.v show, "fixer upper" or through her thriving magnolia home business. >> she is putting all of her expertise into a brand-new design book called "home bodies." all of your secrets and your tricks and your tips. you put them all in one spot for us. >> yes. >> we have so much to talk about. we're going to restrain ourselves because all we want to talk about is the baby because we're excited and happy for you. i love this book. you say that people like -- hoda and i feel like we have no natural ability for design and arty things. and you're saying it can be learned. >> yes. i think once you take the idea of design and style out of the equation and say, let's tell our story, i feel like so much of the weight fall office. when you think, i have to design my house, there's so much pressure there. but the whole idea of this book is to nudge people in the direction of, just try it. >> take some risks. >> it's not about rules. it's how we tell our story. >> were you somebody that said, i think

joanna from west devon has been struggling with mental health issues for years.been treated for depression as long as i can remember, which at times has had that numbing effect on health we get through, but i knew that wasn't the whole issue, the whole problem. at times the depth and intensity of mood swings have brought on dark thoughts and dangerous behaviour. it's really exhausting. i'm notjust feeling like this occasionally, it is all day every day i am battling with different emotions. sometimes i don't even know what my emotions are they are so overwhelming. there has been times i have thought that they just can't live like this any more, just day in, day i'd be in this tired, this exhausted. after years of taking antidepressants, joanna researched her symptoms herself and, after seeing a sympathetic gp, was finally diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. it is often marked by attachment issues, likejoanna has. it's thought it affects one in a 100 of us. amongst them serious sufferers, there is an estimated 7% up to 10% suicide risk. a recognised as

but instead, joanna was offered a self—help course.thing that i was expecting. it was hugely frustrating. it's difficult to know that there is stuff out there, but to feel like you can't really cure it and things like that, but there is proof this treatment can help. i just want the opportunity to make myself better and live a better life. long waits are one issue, misdiagnosis is another problem. one thing that is not thought to help people with this is going into hospital. consultant psychiatrist andy montgomerie left the nhs last year. he believes to bpd diagnosis is often wrongly used as a way of managing access to expensive emergency beds. i have used the expression, a dirty little secret, to describe a phenomenon which occurs of people making a diagnosis of bpd as a justification for not admitting people into hospital. this is rising due to tremendous pressure in beds in the mental health services at the moment. there are not enough beds to support people who need them. clinicians look for reasons for justifying not admitting peo

. >>> chip and joanna gaines new addition makes his tv debut.ut are they ready for baby number six. >> i love the process of being pregnant, giving birth. >>> plus -- which reality stars showing off her lumps and bumps five months >>> last night the elton john aides ♪ >>> it's moving all around. it has so much energy. that's why i'm puking every day. >> i love it. shout out to all the ladies who give us life. amy schumer cherishing the sight of her baby while struggling with morning sickness. that baby is coming. >> aren't we so happy for her. >> so excited. >> i can't wait until that baby is here. >>> chip and joanna gains little baby. >> from the time i wake up they start a line. whoever comes in first says i get to hold him first. so it's one, two, three four. i don't get to hold him much because of my kids. >> it's easy to see why. today 4 month old crew was pretty chill while making his tv debut and this little guy already has chip and joanna thinking about adding another one to their family of seven. >> he wants him to have a sister. i lov

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. >> reporter: henry's wife joanna and their children max and alicia would write messages on his skise his trips. >> max encouraged him, as you can see >> reporter: push it, fat ass. >> that was mine. come back to me safely, my darling. i didn't worry about him ever. >> reporter: why not? >> he was just invincible, henry. >> reporter: a retired officer of the elite british commando unit, the s.a.s., worsley made his first trip to the antarctica in 2008 as part of a three-man team reenacting shackleton's journey to the south pole. >> his face said it all. you don't often see someone quite that happy. >> he wasn't expecting to go back? >> i was expecting him to go back. >> reporter: why? >> the antarctica seems to grip people. it seems to gripnd >> reporter:im. a no d ever a thousand miles of antarctica solo and unsupported. >> good evening. i am underway at last last. >> reporter: on november 2013, on a satellite phone message, the 55-year-old explorer announced he was off, hauling a 325-pound sled of food and supplies. >>> almost from the beginning he runs into problems. >> everything

the one and only joanna gaines.ether on her hit hg tv show fixer upper and her thriving magnoliasi hom ss. >> now she is compiling her expertise into a brand new design book. it's called "homebody." >> i love that. >> yourecrets andtips, you put them in one spot for us. >> we are going to restrain ourselves. all we want to talk about is the baby because we are so excited and happy for you. you know what? i love this book because you say that people like -- we have no natural ability for like design and .arty thin you are saying it can be learned? >> yes. i think once you take theea who f design and style out of tellquation and say let's our story, i feel like the weight falls off. when you think i have to design my house, there is so much pressure there. the whole idea is to nudge people into the direction of get after it, try it. it's not with it's about how do we tell our story. >> for you was it innate? were you just somebody who said, oh, i thi there should be plant there, a bed there? >> it was a lot of trialnd

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mark wahlberg, chip and joanna gaines, musical guest zac brownand, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 5-8, u.s.a. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. thank you ve, very much. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to ht "the tonhow." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for beg here. guys, this sunday is veterans day and our audience tonight is made up of u.s. military veterans.if let's hear iou are in the -- [ cheers and applause ] ♪ let's hear it if you were in the army! cheers and applause ] the navy! [ cheers and applause ] coast guard! [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] marines! [ cheers and applause ]fo aie! [ cheers and applause ] space force! [ laughter ] maybe -- maybe next year, man. s saw that on sunday veter can get a free meal at golden corral and a free burrito at chipotle. and in response veterans were like, "my god, haven't we beenug thenough?" [ laughter and applause ] did you guys hear about t

. >> joanna: really?thony: it's going to be okay right? woah, here we go. good lord, look at that thing. is there a vegetable in there? >> sofia: only meat. >> anthony: oh, my god, it weighs like a ton. ♪ so it's bread, ham, steak. >> andre: sausage and a bit of linguiça. >> sofia: and then the sauces. many things like beer, port wine, spicy, tomato. >> anthony: cheese? >> andre: a lot of cheese. >> anthony: wow, what a construction. meat, cheese, fat and bread, it's an immortal combination. >> andre: yeah, it's the ultimate solution for hangover or too much port. >> anthony: that is delicious. oh, that's good. >> andre: it's really, really good. >> anthony: are there a lot of places making this? a lot. >> joanna: everyone does. >> anthony: and this is a porto thing specifically? >> sofia: yes. >> anthony: what's the relative rate per capita of heart related diseases in this country, i'm just curious. >> sofia: it depends on how many francesinha you have. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: everything old is new again, maybe

i'm joanna gosling.pardon. his wife says she's suprised but delighted. it has been an absolute nightmare six, seven months already. i cannot wait to have him back. theresa may begins a two—week campaign to persuade mps to vote through her brexit withdrawal plan. i will take this deal back to the house of commons. in parliament and beyond it, i will make case for this deal with all my heart. this afternoon, the prime minister will speak to the commons —

iamjoanna i am joanna gosling. i amjoanna gosling. let's i am joanna gosling. let's take you straight to california. police in california say at least 11 people have been killed in a shooting at a crowded bar. police were called to the scene in the residential area of thousand oaks — just outside los angeles — just after 11 o'clock local time. officials say the gunman is dead, but have given no further details. eyewitness accounts say at least 30 shots were fired at a country and western dance venue. let's go live to california, where local authorities are giving a briefing. i have been a cop for 41 years and i never thought i would say the things around the country that would happen, but i've learned it doesn't matter what community you are income it doesn't matter how safe your community is, it can happen anywhere, because obviously for someone anywhere, because obviously for someone to do this they have to have someone to do this they have to have some sort of mental illness, and sadly we have people with mental illness all over the country. were there any t

chip and joanna, they are back.of talking with discovery about a lifestyle focused network for magnolia. our hope is to built a different platform for unique, inspiring and family-friendly content. there's been no word on when this new network will launch. >>> and tina fey. she stopped by busy phillip's show and gave her pointers on how to be a boss lady. take a look. >> is it hard as the boss to tell people no? >> yeah. i'm not a yeller. i don't have a big voice. but over the years i have figured out ways to give strength nonpverbally. >> i'm going to be late tomorrow. never mind. act like a big, bum baby and everything will do things for you. >> are you my boss? >> you're my executive producer. >> you know if my car is here? >> isn't that your car? >> up. >> all right. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> i really appreciate it. oh, i'm not driving. >>> finally, the people's choice awards were last night. and one of our very own, carson daly, won an award for "the voice." he and blake shelton accepted the a

with joanna and chip in waco, texas? [ cheers ] what? what she is. chip is this funny white guy that can fix anything and makes me giggle every episode. [ laughter ] get off that tree, chip. you're going to break something. [ light laughter ] i feel -- i feel the way the men are looking at me. like, "oh, this one is suspect." [ light laughter ] i feel suspect. i went on google and started asking questions. do i have low t, right? [ laughter ] yeah. i had to answer some questions. do you like iced lattes? yes. [ laughter ] do you enjoy sunday brunch? on a sunny day? yes. [ laughter ] [ applause ] do you watch more than 17 cat videos in a week? only way to start the morning. yes. [ laughter and applause ] go see your doctor. i go see my doctor. i got tested. came back. all my levels are normal, right? come back. tell my lady. "hey, babe, i don't know what's going on. the doctor says i'm fine, but i cried at the end of 'coco'." [ laughter ] that movie snuck up on me. she tells me, "babe, just be proud of yourself. because i'm proud of you.

thanks, joanna.res should reach 10—11, maybe 12 in places. cooler ahead of our main band as it continues to edge eastwards. wendy and irish ghosts, costs of 50—60. overnight tonight, as one band of rain pushes eastwards, it is followed quite quickly by this dollop of rain coming in from the west. temperatures, much milder compared with recent nights. ten towards plymouth, chilly towards the north of scotland. that will change into wednesday. wednesday promises to be another windy day. gusts kid reached 60-70 another windy day. gusts kid reached 60—70 around our coasts and hills in the west. that could cause localised destruction, bringing down tree branches, and heavy rain will post across northern ireland and scotland. that could bring some problems as well. tomorrow could be a day where we see localised transport disruption and maybe one to power cuts. -- one or two power cuts. hello this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. the headlines: theresa may is on the road trying to rally support for

that was a friend of matthew hedges speaking to joanna gosling.anna gosling. we have some news from bombard you, they say 500 jobs are to go in northern ireland, the company has its headquarters in canada, and said it needs to cut costs and improve efficiency to ensure its long—term competitiveness. bombadier was one of the biggest employers in the country, with a large base in east belfast. bad news isjust in, the loss of almost 500 jobs. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... a 31—year—old british man is found guilty by a court in the united arab emirates of spying for the british government theresa may heads to brussels today, under pressure to secure further brexit concessions ahead of a summit this weekend. the number of children treated for stab wounds in england more than doubles over the past four years. and in the business news: the amount the government has had to borrow has spiked sharply upwards over last month. for most of the year it's managed to keep a lid on borrowing and in fact for th

i'm joanna versace and these are your headlines crude makes a comeback after the longest losing streak since 1984 as saudi arabia says it will cut output with the kingdom's oil minister telling cnbc that the selloff is unfounded. >> market gets it wrong occasionally, as they did a few weeks ago on one side and they're doing it again on the other today, but ultimately it will swing to a reasonable middle. >>> alibaba smashes yesterday's singles day record racking up more than $30 billion in sales in 24 hours. >>> sap snaps up survey software maker qualetrix in a deal made by $8 billion. it is sending shares in the german tech firm lower. >>> amid brexit uncertainty we speak to bank of england broadbent who joins me on set for the next half an hour. welcome, everyone, to our special edition of "street signs. now here are your top stories at this hour. oil prices are surging after sau saudi arabia said it was cutting supply by half a million barrels per day in december. we'll hear from saudi energy minister later in the program and why he thinks markets have been getting wrong on crude pr

i would just like to chime in on joanna powell. we had a chance to meet with her twice for this appointment. one thing i would like to signal , not only to her but to any member that is applying to the other seat, for this appointment to the children, youth and family oversight advisory committee, they should have a phenomenal grasp on the issues and challenges that are facing children and youth, particularly in the southeast. it is a major beneficiary of granting and funding and in the beginning, i was uncomfortable to support joanna powell because she did not demonstrate an understanding about the challenges of the southeast schools as well as the students and the families. i have since been able to relax my concerns and have another opportunity to chat with her. i will be supporting her today. looks like we can take that, same house same call, unless there are any objections. thank you. we will take this same house same call. this motion is approved. please call items ten, 11 and 12 >> item ten is a resolution approving the term

i'm joanna gosling.mericans deliver their verdict today on president trump's first two years in office, in what are known as the midterm elections. final campaign rallies were held last night with the president visiting indiana and missouri in a final attempt to appeal to voters. the election will decide which party will control the two houses of congress, as our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue reports. i'm not on the ballot, but in a certain way i'm on the ballot so, please, go out and vote. go out and vote. cheering. he's not on the ballot, but these mid—term elections are allabout him. seven states, 11 rallies and that's just in the last week. his message, democrats are a socialist mob, the media are the enemy of the people and, above all else, migrants are to be feared. another man who is not on the ballot is this former president — but he's still the closest thing the democrats have to star quality. and he's focussing on donald trump's attitude to the facts. because america is at a crossroa

. >> every ♪ >>> baby number five isn't slowing down chip and joanna gains of "fixer upper" fame.ouple broke big news on "the tonight show" that they are launching their own tv network. >> we're going to carve it out in a way that makes sense to us and our family. it's going to be filmed in waco, texas so don't have to travel a lot. >> the magnolia network is expected to start in the next 12 to 18 months and nischelle i know you'll be watching. >> if i could set my dvr right now i would. >>> meanwhile here in new york kelly ripa and ryan seacrest have big plans for thanksgiving and they shared it with only "e.t." >> each day this week we are going to be joined by extended members of the "live" family as part of our thanksgiving feast family edition. >> we couldn't book any guests. that's what's going on. no one is available. so the families are all coming in. that's true. >> first up, please welcome joaquin consuelos. >> he knows ryan so well that he had no fear at all. and i said i promise we won't. >> joaquin rumor has it you're the favorite child. >> from what i know from 15 ye

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thank you, joanna.ted by officials. speaking to radio 4‘s today programme, ms rudd said she hoped the report would act as a wake up call. a criminal investigation into allegations of anti—semitic hate crimes within the labour party is underway, according to the metropolitan police. it‘s come after commissioner cressida dick was handed a dossier of information by lbc radio. the met says early investigative advice is being sought from the crown prosecution service. a labour spokesperson says the party has a robust system for investigating complaints, and where someone feels they have been a victim of crime, they should report it to the police. work to remove the wreckage of the helicopter which crashed near to leicester city‘s stadium is under way. the club‘s owner died, along with two members of his staff, the pilot and a passenger, when the aircraft came down just after taking off from the king power stadium last saturday. the air accidents investigation branch said it would begin examining parts of the

the reality television is profitable because i everyday people on the shows you pay chi and joanna gains to being injure as like you and bill b everyone come in contact with the show is froh or cheap and no stript writers needed it's l cost and can you make a lot of compareth that today to scripts. >> you you like banking. bank of america is your pick. butates are going up. i know thats that's supposed to be a positive for banks.t he stocks haven't responded. why do you like them necessarily? >> well, ah, to your point, bibl people are very nervous on e economy. are we late stage has been the biggest debate the last three to six months. warren buffett has been saying we are in the sixth inning and the big hitters are coming. jamie dime isn't saying 4% on the 10-year treasury yelled. if we are gng where the smart gentlemen have laid out, the economy is not the thing towat. ab but in the interim bank of america i the fear. one of the other names i mentioned nvr. people are nervous on the economy. i think the bigger risk is that e economy is going to do great and that stock and also like yo

i'm joanna gosling. within the last two hours, british academic matthew hedges — who was convicted of spying in the united arab emirates and jailed for life — has been given a presidential pardon. his wife says she's suprised but delighted. it has been an absolute nightmare six, seven months already. i cannot wait to have him back. theresa may begins a two—week campaign to persuade mps to vote through her brexit withdrawal plan. i will take this deal back to the house of commons. in parliament and beyond it, i will make case for this deal with all my heart. this afternoon, the prime minister will speak to the commons — urging mps to get behind her — or risk causing more "uncertainty and division". the royal college of surgeons says a register needs to be set up — urgently — to monitor every patient who has had a medical device implanted in their body. it's after a major investigation found that multiple devices are being used in patients without proper testing, sometimes with disastrous results. i went f

but british prime minister tories may still has a major battle to get it through her own palm and joanna hall reports now from brussels. it took european union members just half an hour to endorse the negotiated brigs the text and they did so unanimously a momentous step on the road to bring. the mood was resolute this is the best possible. the best of possible for europe this is the only course. in slices somber and poignant godless of how it will all. one think a certain we will remain friends until the end of days. and one day long. how it all ends depends now on whether the deal is indorsed by the united kingdom itself in the face of her critics to resume a must strike an upbeat tone what we see in this deal today is a deal that delivers for people delivers on the boat delivers in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods. and all united kingdom and as i've said before i believe our best days lie ahead of us for the prime minister the hard work is just beginning. leaders view brigs it now as a done deal they didn't want it but there's no need to sugarcoat it the british prime minister

the fire department tweeted out these pictures of joanna fabrics.tunately the store was closed when the roof caved in. no one was hurt. however many holiday shop was who come here are out of luck. >> it's crazy. we were trying to get some stuff and it is empty.wesaw the signs. it was definitely closed. >> locations for other joanne fabrics sores are located on the windows. >> many people came to the annual tree lighting ceremony. this tree is 83 foot tall and features more than 1000 decorations. the tree is located right across the street from macy's on stock and street. those who came braved the rain to watch the tree later. they were not disappointed. >> it was amazing. it was a magical. i heard all about it but had never come. but here i. >> it is the 29th year they have done this in union square. the christmas tree is given to the city every year as a gift downtown san jose, christmas in the park celebration was the sights and sounds of christmas left visitors mesmerized. >> this one is my favorite. this one is taller than me. >> christmas is fo

hour with joanna gash i'll see you later on what they say thank you very much in day that's all for this hour jazeera news hour but don't go away because i'll be back in just a moment all to with a closer look at some of the day's needs to stay with us. this is the journey you've been looking forward to the one you've been dreaming about. that will take you to those you love to faraway places new faces old friends on a new adventure far from the ordinary in extraordinary comfort come with us in award winning style because this is the journey you've been dreaming about we're boarding now. because we're not to spend it as we should it. rights are being violated. and freedom stripped away. on the seven year anniversary of the wishes of the whites that stand out. like this stand up for human rights. born in palestine under british rule. educated in america. a controversial professor in new york. he realized that he was the voice. of the people al-jazeera wild explores what made him an influential writer. and champion of the palestinian pools in the west and what's out of place. fresh perspec

democratic volunteers such as lauren and joanna see themselves as part of a pink wave against donald trump. >> everything that comes out of his mouth is a lie. you know, it is frightening that he is the head of our country at this point. thnicksuburbs and the major cities will decide if the democrats win back control of the house of representatives. many key senate seats are enrolled train -- are in ruralth terrai is trump country. a question throughout america, are?ou with him or against h his name is not on any ballot, lit he has dominated the campaign and app to the trump business model of raucs rallies and hard-line stance on immigration. ngd then there was the boo economy. pres. trump: the contrast in this election could not be more clear. demoats produce mobs. that is what's happened. republicans produce jobs. nick: but on the eve of this election, he attempted to soften his image bypp aring alongside his daughter ivanka. thingd we hear that rare a moment of residential -- presidential introspection? pres. trump: i would like to have a much softer tone. exi feel to a certaint i

test match ok that's all the sport for now all of another update for you again later on a member joanna gash year of school be with you for news good fifteen hundred g.m.t. during our peter thank you very much for that update and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera that's it for the news hour but i'm back in just a moment. and of news coming your way in just a couple of minutes right after this very short break right here on al-jazeera see you in a minute thanks for watching. think this is fun for me you think i'm having fun it. isn't worth the trees hunters. get it just. like one. of. the asians or someone you know just looking. as migrants seek sanctuary on its shows the e.u. must choose rescue or deterrence. anti immigration government has allied with the libyan coast guard in an operation often at loggerheads with n.g.o.s trying to save lives. people in power is on board with both sides rescue at sea announces iraq. al-jazeera. where ever you are. new images offer clues about what items a saudi hit squad may have brought to turkey to carry out the murder of. a headquarte

volunteers such as lauren and joanna, who see themselves as part of a pink wave against donald trump.rightening that he is the head of our country at this point. though the suburbs of the major cities will decide if the democrats could win back control of the house of representatives, many key senate seats are in rural terrain, more friendly towards donald trump. and a question throughout america, are you with him oragainst him? his name, of course, is not on any ballot, but he has dominated this campaign and applied the trump political business model of raucous rallies and a hard—line stance of immigration. and then there is the booming economy. the contrast in this election could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs, that's what's happened. republicans produce jobs. so this is what democracy looks like in the trump era. what seems to be a huge turnout across the country. maybe one thing this divided nation can agree on is the importance of getting out to vote. i have covered elections on beautiful sunny days and sometimes it is hard to find voters and the democrats believe the

with joanna gosling. withjoanna gosling. the headlines.ut to deal with the problem. the board of the car—maker nissan meets to decide whether to sack its chairman, carlos ghosn, who is accused of financial misconduct. the most "financially vulnerable people" could soon see a cap on the charges they pay if they buy domestic goods on a rent—to—own basis. the financial conduct authority has proposed a cap to make sure that credit charges could not be more than the cost of the product. the main providers of rent—to—own goods are brighthouse and perfecthome, which earlier this year had to pay compensation to 37,000 customers for failing to carry out proper affordability checks. the fca says the cap could save about 400,000 consumers up to £22.7 million a year. with me now isjoe lane from the citizens advice bureau. give us some examples of particularly bad examples of high levels of credit being paid. citizens advice helps people with unaffordable rent own debts, where their income is secure, they are on low incomes and often what looked like v

i'm joanna gosling.ter. let's speak to our assistant political editor, norman smith, who is at the houses of parliament for us now. jeremy corbyn has a veritable bowl of cherries in front of him today to pick from. he could quiz theresa may over the ongoing difficulties with brexit, the sort of dad's army revolt by the brexiteers, all he could choose to focus on the difficulties and problems the government has faced in getting legislation through after the dup appeared to pretty much have gone on strike in a series of recent votes, refusing to support the government. you could hear talk from john mcdonnell overnight saying the government was in office but not in power, maybe jeremy government was in office but not in power, maybejeremy corbyn will go down that line. 0r power, maybejeremy corbyn will go down that line. or he could focus on universal credit after the new work and pensions secretary hailed universal credit this morning as a force for good. and he could look to pick up on the difficulties of

joanna gave up and returned home.ford, so it's unlikely i will be able to make it to work today. so you have wasted how many hours? erm, the whole morning, pretty much. so yeah, pretty frustrating. at lunchtime, long journeys into waterloo onlyjust coming to an end. the cause, overnight engineering work which overran because of a section of damaged track. the challenge is to upgrade oi’ renew ancient infrastructure with minimal disruption. but with so much of our rail network operating near to or at capacity, when things go wrong, the knock—on effect is too often huge. if you look out onto the track, a quarter of a millionjourneys almost a year out there. that's an enormous amount of pressure on an ageing piece of infrastructure that frankly was never designed with those numbers in mind. passengers also faced delays today in the north of england because of leaves on the line. and the disruption from this morning on south western is dragging into tonight. network rail admits the servers across the country hasn't been g

or >>ter: joanna garcia andr her daugh rushing through the flames worried they would be among the loss. >> i was really scared because there was fire everywhere. >> i kept praying, lord jesus, keep me safe, keep my car running, keep us going, get us out of here. >> reporter: a prayer saved by so many as the dry conditions andusng winds continue to push the flames. jay gray, nbc news, oakli park, rnia. j. rig >>> right now the trial is under way forl chapo. he's accused of trafficking drugs and committingti me murders in drug wars in mexico. he faces life in prison if his lawyers say he's being framed. >>> divorce is not typicinly some to celebrate, but one woman wanted to make sure she sent the end of her marriage off th a bang >> literally. the story behind this explosive divorce party when news waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant?

democratic volunteers such as lauren and joanna who see themselves as part of a pink wave against donaldou know, it‘s just frightening that he is the head of our country at this point. though the suburbs of the major cities will decide whether the democrats can win back control of the house of representatives, many key senate seats are in rule to rain, that is trump country. and a question throughout america, are you with him or against him —— rural terrain. his name isn‘t on any ballot but he has dominated this campaign and applied the trump political business model of raucous rallies and a hardline stance on immigration. and then there‘s the booming economy. the contrasts in this election could not be more clear. democrats produce mobs. that's what's happened. republicans produce jobs. we love you. but on the eve of this election he also attempted to soften his image by appearing alongside his daughter ivanka, as did we also hear that rare thing, in moment of presidential introspection? i would like to have a much softer tone. i feel to a certain extent i have no choice, but maybe i do

hello, it's friday, it's nine o'clock, i'm joanna gosling, welcome to the programme.e windrush scandal. there were a series of leaks during the past year at quite a high level that we re definitely intended to embarrass me. we'll talk to a man who spent six years as a special adviser to former prime minister gordon brown about what it's like to advise high profile politicians. how unhealthy is your high street? a new league table says the state of your high street can affect your health, with people living in areas with the best ones living on average two and a half years longer. the leader of syrian humanitarian group the white helmets tells this programme the international community has failed the syrian people.

joanna gave up and returned home.ll be a will to make it to work today. so you've wasted how many hours? the whole morning pretty much, so, yes, pretty frustrating. at lunchtime, long journeys into waterloo only just coming to an end. the cause — overnight engineering work which overran because of a section of damaged track. the challenge is to upgrade or any ancient infrastructure with minimal disruption, but with so much of our rail network operating near to or at capacity, when things go wrong the knock—on effect is too often huge. if we look out onto the track, a quarter of a billion journeys almost a year albert. that an enormous amount of pressure on managing piece of infrastructure that frankly was never designed for those numbers in mind. passengers also faced delays today in the north of england because of leaves on the line, and the disruption from this morning on south—western is dragging into tonight. network rail admits the service across the country hasn't been good enough. tom burridge, bbc news. millio

you're watching bbc newsroom live with me joanna gosling at westminster. theresa may will tell business leaders her brexit deal will curb eu migration — as she faces a week of further pressure on her leadership. the prime minister will speak at the the cbi conference shortly — they say her government's current immigration policies won't work for the economy. the eu's chief negotiator says the spotlight is now on the future relationship — when both sides will have control of their own rules. now more than ever, we must all remain calm, and i will remain calm, and keep our focus on the needs for the uk to leave the eu in an orderly fashion. and i'm rebecca jones, the other headlines at 11. 3,000 foreign doctors are having their licenses checked after it emerged a fake psychiatrist was allowed to practise for 22 years with no medical qualification. thousands of passengers at the busiest rail stations in the country are left stranded this morning after engineering works overran. police investigate a quadruple stabbing that left four men in hospital in north lo

the unexpected surprise on the bathroom sink of joanna gaines's 8-year-old daughter. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this busy tuesday morning. thank you for starting your day with us. starting with the fox news alert, the trump administration barred from refusing asylum to immigrants who cross the border illegally. doug luzader joins us from washington with more on this breaking story as we learn hundreds of criminals may be traveling with the migrant caravan. >> reporter: a setback for the white house in court, a federal judge in san francisco has ruled they cannot apply these new rules that require immigrants only pass through designated border checkpoints to a claim asylum. that is why we limit the us response, the part of homeland security says there is a criminal component to these caravans. >> the caravan has been different not only because of its size but because of the violence, the criminal elements in the caravan, the use of force. >> reporter: mexican outrage is growing in tijuana w

to protect the author's pen and the painter's brush and that is what is at issue with breanna and joannaosition is so extreme they are saying you can for someone to write a message that violates their core convictions. that is the heart of the first amendment that they are violating. shannon: january 22nd is the date. keep us up-to-date. the world will be watching and we will see if the supreme court is wrong. thank you all. today is giving tuesday and there are many extraordinary groups out there. when i would like to tell you about, i know the people involved, world help is a humanitarian group reaching out to those in need around the world, providing goods and services we take for granted like clean water, food, clothing, emergency medical care, transportation, they hand out bibles and their key players helping young women escape trafficking. is a huge problem they are committed to these things, so many great causes. if you want to check out their website they are doing good around the globe. christmasgiving.org for all they do, can never repay them, nothing in return and you are toni

everyone is decorating for the holidays, including joanna gaines.ou can see last year's tree in the living room on the left. now, replaced by a crib and leafy plant on the right. what did she do? she put the tree in the master bedroom. >> i have a tree in my bedroom. >> i love that idea. a christmas tree or a tree? >> not a tree. just a christmas tree. i take it down after christmas. >> most people do. >> some people leave it up. there's the baby on the bed. >> that's the krutecutest. >> and this is the family's second tree. the first is placed in the dining room. >>> up next, john krasinski. he opened up about seeing "mary poppins returns" before its release date. he is married to emily blunt, who is mary poppins in the sequel. he tried to prepare his children for the film. but it was he that had trouble controlling emotions. they give you a tissue box in the screening room. that's nice. i don't have a cold. they start screening the movie. i go to the back of the room. and emily said, do you not like it? i was pushing through all of the muffins and

everyone is beginning to decorate for the holidays, including joanna gaines. the second living room turned into a nur'sry. last ye tree in the left. now replaced by a crib and plant on the right. she put the tree in the master edroo >> whoa. >> i have a tree in my bedroom. you do? >> it's warm and cozy. >> i love that. christmas tree or a tree? >> no, a christmas tree. i take it down after chrtmas. >> i like that. >> most people do. >> i d't know. there is the baby on the bed. >> the cutest. >> for the record, this is actually the family's second tree. their first is placed in the dining room. >>> up next, the actor sat down with ellen degeneres and up about getting a screenmary poppins returns" ahead of the release date. he of course is married to emily blunt. he said he tried to prepare his children for the emotional film, but instead it was he who hall trouble contg his emotions. >> they give you a tissue box in kee screening room. i was that's nice. i don't have a cold. they screened the movie. 25 minutesnto the movie i stood up and went to the back of the