john watson has been at the launch for us. a new season been at the launch for us.ew league, the premiere 15. it comes off the back of the recent women's rugby world cup. ten teams feature, largely those who featured in the top flight last season, with three new sites as well. waterloo ladies, gloucester women and loughborough lightning, who now have sarah hunter in their ra nks who now have sarah hunter in their ranks following her exploits at the women's world cup. from being involved in the old premiership to now this new tournament, already you can see the real shift now that there is ten teams, that exposure for the players, all vying to be competitive and to push the bar and for aspiring players to come through, ultimately this new league is about creating and improving the standard of the international team. with the standards that these club sides have got, that's undoubtedly going to happen. changes are largely financial following the involvement of the rfu, who will invest £2.11 million over the next three seasons. that's going to be a stronger approach to

energy giant said michael worth will become chairman and chief executive early next year, replacing john watson, who is retiring. worth previously ran chevron's pipeline and chemicals businesses. chevron shares rose 17 cents to $117.62. >>> after the bell, kb homes said higher average selling prices helped its results which topped estimates. during the period, the builder also delivered more homes than wall street was expecting. shares initially rose in after hours trading and also finished the regular session up almost 3% to $22.22. >>> the startup brokerage stockpile is bringing fractional share investing mainstream and hopes it can persuade teens and millennials to buy pieces of big name stocks in more than 1,000 companies and funds by opening an online account or using the company's app. the ceo of stockpile joins us to tell us why he thinks this is a good idea. because you run the company. so i'm buying pieces of shares, but you do it, you can buy a card that you can give to somebo as a gift with fractional shares on it or you open an online account with your company. is that how it works?

. >> this is john watson, the director of american university's journalism division, and he has a point. take, for example, the '60s. there wasn't just the threat of war. we were actually at war in vietnam. then there was the nuclear missile crisis in cuba, race relations at a historic low and when it came to general health, let's just say americans live longer now than they did in the past. >> people think now is always more terrible, frightening, more dangerous than before because the past has softened it. >> however, he says the way we consume news nowadays certainly impacts the way we react to current events. he says that's because twitter immediately lets us know what people are thinking and for some that can be too much to handle. >> technology helps people see more clearly and the clarity of that vision will increase the panic level. >> either way you can bet on one thing. bad news will always come and go. history has proven it. guys? >>> some good news from capitol hill, tomorrow morning the house veterans affairs committee is going to hold its first legislative hearing to discu

now with all the sport, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. the big hitting chris gayle, one of the great limited overs batsmen, has pulled in the crowds at chester—le—street. adam wild reports. the english cricketing summer may well be coming to an end, but in darkening durham, there was little warmth still to be found. but nobody likes of this form of the game quite likes of this form of the game quite like chris gayle. when he arrives fashionably late in the season, everybody takes notice. these west indies players were not involved in a recent test series. still, it didn't take long to show they had arrived now. chris gayle scoring quickly, yes, but rarely hurried. here it cost him. run out, a big moment for england. 0thers followed his lead. those september skies were attempting target. the west indies 176 was the worry. it wasn't eased any when jason roy fell on the first ball. alex hales fared far better, battering a3. that was enough to offer england hope but it appeared fleeting. key players now coming and, crucially, going. a late ni

with all the sport, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre.d his lead in the formula one drivers' championship. on a circuit where ferrari were expected to dominate, a crash at the start forced title rival sebastien vettel to retire. natalie pirks reports. lewis hamilton said he needed a miracle to win amid the tight twists of this circuit. in the darkness, came his light. in the land of the singapore sling, the lashing rain served up a perfect cocktail the chaos. max verstappen and sebastian vettel were out from the word go. it was the first time in the history of the sport that both ferraris had crashed out in the opening lap. plotting his waist is a really through the carnage was hamilton. the master of taming wet conditions went on to claim his third win in a i’ow went on to claim his third win in a row and seventh of the season. hamilton wins in singapore. what a turnaround today. fantastic drop with this strategy. what a great day. hamilton is now 28 points clear of vettel. singapore could now have changed the destiny of the formula i ti

those are the latest headlines, now all of the latest bought with john watson. r opening match of the champions league group stage with the brazilian forward philippe coutinho expected to make his first appearance for the club this season. the forward handed in a transfer request over the summer in a bid to push through that move to barcelona, but he has been picked injurgen klopp's squad the night. the manager says he is fit and healthy having missed the start of the season with a back problem and is expecting a tough match tonight. a very good start to the season, they changed the manager and found again a really good one. so it is an outstanding job from sevilla again, in the last few yea rs. sevilla again, in the last few years. they have lost the sporting director and the manager, and they are still there and still at the top of the league. so really, really strong side, it is the real champions league and we know who we will face. at burnley, tottenham ta ke will face. at burnley, tottenham take on borussia dortmund, desperate to make the place feel a bit m

chevron naming michael worth as its new ceo and chairman to succeed the retiring john watson in februaryeen with chevron for 35 years. overall the market is lower this morning. let's check it. dow down 18 points. nasdaq lower by 22. the s&p is down by 2 points. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, san francisco transit officials could soon carry out the first major overhaul of residential parking permits since the '70s. the sfmta board of directors will consider a pilot program that would slash the amount of permits per household in part of bernal heights and the dogpatch. >> let the debate begin. [ laughter ] >> of course. >>> let's check traffic with jaclyn. >> parking is such a big issue around here. it looks like a parking lot along 880 this morning. this is southbound just south of hesperian. this is due to an accident that we have been tracking further south near highway 92. all lanes have just reopened. these delays will stick around for quite some time. we are tracking over an hour commute for drivers making their way from 238 to 237. 86 minutes. all right. so we have

john watson will have your next update, ben, at 4:30pm, but goodbye from me. storm has already had a deadly impact across the caribbean. but in its wake are two other hurricanes — jose and katia. 0ne hurricane centre scientist in the us have called it an unparalleed event. well, matt taylor from the bbc weather centre talked us through what the next few days have in store. one of the most recent areas to be feeling the wrath of hurricane irma have been the low—lying areas of the turks and caicos and also the southern bahamas. these are areas, again, very low—lying, nothing to stop the path of that raging storm as it goes across, and nothing to hinder its progress. now, it has weakened a little bit now to a category 4, but it is still packing winds over 150 miles an hour, and they can still strengthen over the coming days. the forecast track for that storm is to continue to push its way westward. it mayjust clip the northern portion of cuba. the crucial thing, though, could be where the eye of that storm is, the strongest of the winds. if it remains over open w

john watson is going to end his 50 year career with the bbc at the fa cup final next year.c — is passing over the island of barbuda. it is now heading towards puerto rico, cuba and florida. myanmar‘s leader aung san suu kyi says fake news is fuelling the crisis in the country which has caused an exodus of rohingya muslims. five men charged following an investigation into the hillsborough disaster and its aftermath appear in a crown court for the first time today. also...

who hasthat john watson been ceo since 2010 was stepping down into mandatory retirement age. will be taking the helm. he was -- he had been remote it to vice-chairman and was seen as a leading candidate and michael wirth will now be taking over. what is interesting is what his past was. big deal with chevron's restructuring of the finance business. we have seen a lot of refiners come in to head big oil companies. they are dealing more with cost structure, dealing more with the business angle versus those longer-term investments because watson did a lot of job cuts and project cancellations, but now you have to grow and the refining angle of the business could be a place where you can grow and it has done really well. it is interesting to see those types of leaders take the helm. chevron stock not moving so much, but nonetheless, a really interesting development for these oil companies. david: this is a long time with chevron. alix: a lot of these guys are definitely first. back to the fed -- definitely lifers. -- we talked about the situation in puerto rico and the fed does h

netball, england have missed out on a first series win that is all the sport for now, and from me. john watsontigation has found thatjust 2% of council owned tower blocks in the uk are fully covered with sprinkler systems. meanwhile, a public inquiry into the fire at grenfell tower begins tomorrow. with me is arnold tarling — an independent fire safety expert. that revelation that only 2% of council or housing association owned tower blocks have full sprinkler systems, are you surprised? not at all. the government isn't backing for it all pushing for it so why should local authorities spend money on it? is it very expensive? if you we re on it? is it very expensive? if you were to do that retrospectively it would cost, what, hundreds of millions of pounds? it would cost quite a bit. the experiment where they retrofitted to a tower block a few years back was coming out at £1500 per flat, less few years back was coming out at £1500 perflat, less than few years back was coming out at £1500 per flat, less than a top range washing machine. it is not that expensive. the perceived problems with it do

chevron c-e-o john watson has announced he is retiring in february. he has held the post for eight years and has been with the san ramon company for four decades. taking over will be michael wirth... he too has a long history with chevron. he has been with the company since 1982. chevron is the second largest oil company in the united states. let's take a look outside right now ...(steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. warm inland but cooler at the coast with increasing onshore flow for the remainder of the day. look for additional cooling in all areas friday into saturday as the ridge weakens and onshore flow continues to increase. breezy coast and cooler later sunday into early next week. (pam) destruction at every turn in puerto rico... and so is the despair .. all while containers filled with much needed supplies sit at the port of san juan... (steve) the latest battle on capitol hill is over tax reform.. with the democrats calling the g-o-p plan a new version of trickle down economics.. we break down

john? >> ivan watson watching people after putting up a metal cable to get across making the point whatever business model the federal and local government is using, not reaching those folks. they had to do it all themselves. we have been looking at remarkable pictures as well. steve scalise back on capitol hill for the first time since he was shot in june. the emotional return and much more. we'll be right back. i'm ryan and i quit smoking with chantix. i tried to quit cold turkey. i tried to quit with the patch; that didn't work. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. for me, chantix worked. it reduced my urge to smoke. compared to the nicotine patch, chantix helped significantly more people quit smoking. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or al

news on chevron, ceo john watson announces he's retiring, michael will take over as ceo.e stock whatsoever. look at this, one jpmorgan chase analyst, encouraging investors to bet against cbs. liz: fans want the football players to stand during the national anthem, he's saying that cbs' ad revenue from nfl games, 10% of overall revenues. he's saying it could take a hit because what he's watching are two things, he's watching basically whether the stock breaks down below 50, he thinks it will because ratings have been going down and secondly he's watching jersey sales, sports memorabilia and sports gear in stadium, the number one best-selling jersey alejandro villanueva, he's saying that's proxy. anth protest, for example, cleveland, jones, stop commercial during nfl games. ashley: he has a couple of businesses and he's being supportive of the nfl and pulling all of advertising, he runs a clothing company, suits, that i use for those people on air, cover national football league for nbc, he's pulling commercials for that, check into cash company, he's ordered his ad company

jack watson was president carter's chief of staff from 1980-1981. johnta was president clinton's last chief of staff. and andy card was the first chief of staff to president george w. bush. also joining me was chris whipple. he's the author of a new history of the chiefs. it is called "the gatekeepers: how the white house chiefes of staff define every presidency." is it the toughest job, second to the presidency, in washington? andy? >> it's the toughest job because you're helping the president do the real toughest job. >> rose: right. >> which means you have to have discipline and bring order to chaos, and you also have to pay attention to what's happening outside the white house as well as inside the white house. and you actually have to make sure that the president is served with the challenge in time to meet the thj so when a decision is made, it is relevant, and not irrelevant. >> charlie, it's also-- it's also tough because one of the chief roles of the chief of staff is to make sure that the president is hearing all the voices that he needs to hea

john watson is calling time on his bbc career.t up al robson—kanu ten minutes from time. woodburn scored the winner against austria at the weekend, on his debut for wales. and in injury time, aaron ramsey sealed the win that leaves them second in their group. it is all about the results. it is great. we have that victory and that mentality. i think the cameraman was standing ona mentality. i think the cameraman was standing on a ladder. serbia are top after they beat the republic of ireland in dublin. former manchester city player aleksander kolarov scored the only goal of the game. england women's manager mark sampson says he has a clear conscience after being accused of bullying and discrimination by striker eni aluko. sampson led england to the semi—finals of the last world cup and european championship and he was cleared of any wrongdoing by two investigations. he insists he is happy to meet with aluko to discuss any differences since he dropped herfrom the squad. i've heard the specifics of the allegation and at the time we r

john. >> all right. ivan watson in south korea thanks so much. we are expecting to hear from the secretary of state rex tillerson who said existing u.n. sanctions are a floor. not a creel. the ceiling. we will let you know if he makes news. in the meantime cnn's barbara starr joins us to get a sense of what the administration is saying. barbara? >> well, you know, we haven't really heard substantively from the white house yet about all of this. the secretary of state, the official out the most on this subject, and he issued a statement last night, going into some detail. while he's speaking let's go back and just review what he said last night and i want to quote secretary tillerson. he said, these touchdown provocations only deepen north korea's diplomatic and economic isolation. united nations security council resolutions, including the most recent unanimous sanctions resolution, represent the floor, not the ceiling, of the actions we should take. we call on all nations to take new measures against the kim regime, china and russia must indicate

john mcdonnell today said labour would support strike action unless the government scraps the cap for all public sector workers. ian watson from the tuc conference in brighton. the unions have been fighting on demonstrations and here in brighton now on the beaches. they claim that five million public sector workers have been losing out in recent years and are calling for 196 in recent years and are calling for 1% cap to public sector pay to be lifted. nurses, midwives, firefighters, have put up with seven long years of no real pay increase. we are saying to the prime minister, admit you've got it wrong and give everybody the pay rise they deserve. otherwise we are going to see that staffing crisis in many parts of our public services getting worse. it's not just the unions, public services getting worse. it's notjust the unions, but some of theresa may's own mps have been piling on the pressure over pay. for months, ministers have been mulling over what to do about police and prison officers wages, that's because independent pay review bodies have recommended increases which would breach the government's limits. now as i

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cnn's ivan watson is live in mexico city with the latest. >> reporter: john, that's right. the search continues at this location. before dawn it was pouring rain. it stopped the hard work the international team, and dangerous work, the international team of rescue workers have been doing here. there have also been aftershocks, strong earthquakes, throughout the weekend forcing them to suspend their work. meanwhile, relatives waiting for at least 40 missing people in this collapsed six-story building in an agonizing vigil camping out day and night here. on sunday an adult woman, the body of an adult woman was recovered from a collapsed school where at least 19 children were killed, and 7 other adults were killed. the death toll growing over the course of the weekend. the dome of an old church collapsed. our lady of angels children here in mexico city. as far as the recovery efforts, well, the government says it's trying to reopen schools now. it says 103 schools have been inspected and deemed safe for kids to go back to school, but there's still more than 9,000 still closed.

now all the sports news from the bbc sports centre, with john now all the sports news from the bbc sports centre, withjohn watson beginning with the champions league, tottenham taking on borussia dortmund in their opening match of the group phase, one of three english sides in action. they made the best possible start when music: "the chain" by fleetwood mac fired home early on. less tha n home early on. less than four minutes on the clock at that point. yarmolenko equalised with this cracking goal, which evaded hugo lloris in the tottenham goal. the home side restored their lead thanks to harry kane, who else? he drove through the dortmund defence to fire home, tottenham lead. liverpool host sevilla in a repeat of the 2016 europa league final. the andalusians won that one, and ben yedder put them ahead with five minutes gone. a quarter of an hour later liverpool had equalised, roberto firmino with the goal. man city have got off to a dream start at feyenoord, david silva's corner headed goalwards byjohn stones. some rather inept defending on the line gifted city the lead. they will not want to see that again. f

john henry, wusa9. >>> we have some new details on a deadly crash in loudoun county. a bus converted into a food truck collided with a car at watson and evergreen mills roads south of leesburg. one adult in that car died. first responders pulled three kids and another adult from the car. all went to the hospital with life threatening injuries. three adults in that food truck had minor injuries. >>> should you have to pay thousands of dollars back to the government because of a mistake you didn't make? a special assignment unit investigation, that's next. >> some washington d.c. high school students welcomed a very special visitor today. we'll show you what happened when former president obama walked into the room, all this plus d.c.'s most accurate forecast and high school football. you're watching the news at >>> while the battle of the future of the american healthcare system wages on capital him, some americans are fighting for their own affordable care right now from their homes. our special assignment unit reporter whitney wilde met one woman who falls into a gap in the healthcare system. >> medicaid has been expanding. it's

watson, thanks. the u.s. virgin islands still facing trouble as well. two thirds of the cell service still knocked down. st. john no cell service at all. a cruise ship will evacuate. priority to high risk pregnant women, elderly. >> i can't imagine what it would be like to have diabetes or be seven months pregnant or have a child with special needs or have little children. i mean it would be really, really frightening. >> kudos to royal caribbean but certainly an odd dynamic when the priva cruise shipping industry is doing the job of th government. >> i know american airlines had its first flight in and out of st. thomas. so that's part of the process as we've seen in puerto rico is getting the airport up and running. in florida, the first fema trailers are arriving in key west. so far fema officials have already approved 84 trailers. irma pounded the religion nearly three weeks ago leaving the middle and lower keys badly damaged. then they'll install the trailers on pads. >> the epa confirms the flooding from hurricane harvey caused a leak in one of houston's most vulnerable sites. the test results from one. 14

shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said labour would support strike action unless the government scraps the cap for all public sector workers. unless the government scraps the cap iain watsoneports from the tuc conference in brighton the unions have been fighting pay restraint on demonstrations, and now here in brighton, on the beaches. they claim that five million public sector workers have been losing out in recent years. sector workers have been losing out they are calling for the 1% cap on public sector pay to be lifted. the 1% cap on public nurses, midwives, firefighters have put up with seven long years of no real pay increase. we are saying to the prime minister, "admit you've got it wrong and give everybody the pay rise they deserve." otherwise we are going to see that staffing crisis in many parts of our public services getting worse. it is notjust the unions — some of theresa may's own mps have been piling on the pressure over pay. for months, ministers have been mulling over what to do about police and prison officers' wages. mulling over what to do about that is because independent pay review bodies have recommended increases which would breach the government's

watson road. chopper 4 is headed to that scene. we'll get you some live pictures and an born and raised incian, dr. rrural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away. >>> at least two federal class action lawsuits have been filed against equifax one day after they announced there was cyber attack that impacted 143 million people. >> names, addresses, birth dates, driver's license information, all of it compromised. consumer reporter susan hogan working for you with the ways you can lessen your risk. this is big, truly, now blaming unspecifying web site application vuner ability and how they actually access their personal information, your personal information, so here are four things you can do right now, so you want to sign up for a free credit monitoring service. now, equifax says

watson is helping doctors, nurses, health care providers make better decisions. carol: it is three years since bill gross left pimco. julia: the performance at his new company has not been so headline worthy. johns the three-year mark coming up when he started managing the jannis henderson fund. that is like a traditional time to look and see how somebody's performance is. we look at bill gross. he has gone from being bond king, the guy who beat 96% of his peers, to being middle of the pack. julia: are his average returns over that time, and wife is three-year so important? john: they are about 2.3% at this particular fund. three years is a good gauge because at least there been a few different changes in the market. you want to see how it's going up at times. in the case of a bond fund, rates are rising and falling or rising and falling. he has been doing essentially a fund that is supposed to protect investors against rising rates. bond prices fall when rates rise. the rates really have not taken off. there was a spike at the end of last year right after trump was elected. then they kind of settled back down again. the big megatrend he has been predicting for years really has not come to pass

watson and leyla santiago. thank you for your reporting on the situation there. >> i want to talk more of president trump's comment of attacking san juan's mayor. lets talk it over. wanda summers and john phillips. brian, i know you had been monitoring the reaction on this president's favorite platform, twitter, what are you seeing? i am struck by commentators and moderates have chime in d in an said what the president said is inappropriate. >> there is confusing messages coming from the president. the most popular from the president, and 15,000 people shared on their own twitter feed. the star of the creator of "hamilton," he tweeted this morning, mr. president, you are going to hell. there are a lot of messages out there critical of the president. some cases gaining a lot of attention. former president obama's tweet encouraging puerto rico efforts. that's way more popular than our current president. his words are shocking and i would argue that some of his words are beyond thepale. a lot of reactions are getting more attention online. >> what strikes to me from the president himself is he seems to be patting himself on the back for his administration response. whep you look at the re