lance hart lay in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun outside a leisure centre.one there for a swim. after murdering clare and charlotte, he turned the gun on himself. throughout his marriage, lance hart had subjected his family to what is known as coercive control extreme psychological and emotional abuse, but which stopped short of serious violence. charlotte's older brothers, luke and ryan, say that before the killing, theirfather had never been violent, and they didn't realise his psychological bullying was domestic abuse. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, always together, nice—looking house, on the inside, we were terrified, we were frightened every single day. we had never gone to school with a bruise, we had never encountered the police, never been to social services, we were top students, literally the top students. and then, our father killed our mother and sister! today's review by the safer lincoln partnership says that the murders were a tragedy that could not have been foreseen. the family were not on the radar of polic

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lance hart lay in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun outside a leisure centre.one there for a swim. after murdering claire and charlotte, he turned the gun on himself. throughout his marriage, lance hart had subjected his family to what is known as coercive control, extreme psychological and emotional abuse, but which stopped short of serious violence. charlotte's older brothers, luke and ryan, say that before the killing their father had never been violent, and they didn't realise his psychological bullying was domestic abuse. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, always together, nice—looking house, on the inside, we were terrified, we were frightened every single day. we had never gone to school with a bruise, we had never encountered the police, never been to social services, we were top students, literally the top students. and then, our father killed our mother and sister. today's review by the safer lincoln partnership says that the murders were a tragedy that could not have been foreseen. the family were not on the radar of pol

i can only hope you see in lance what i and others see."et more on the congresswoman's statement in another second. take me back to saturday morning and tell me what happened. >> a sad and scary story. family members say his ex-wife had come to the house that mason's sister was living in to drop off her two young daughters. we heard a 911 call saying mason was out in the driveway stabbing her to death. let's just plitay a little bit it. >> what's your emergency? >> i need the police immediately. my brother is attacking his ex-wife. >> are they both still there? >> they're outside. i don't know, i hear her screaming. i'm inside with the daughter. i don't want her to see anything. >> keep her in there and try to get calm so she doesn't get upset. >> ma'am, he steabbed her. he said she's dead. >> the audio lasts about ten minutes opinion you c minutes. you can hear the young daughters who are 9 and 10, waling and screaming. and previously he slapped her head to the car door, the dash board, he yanked her by the hair when she tried to escape fr

lance hart lay in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun outside a leisure centre.gone there for a swim. after murdering claire and charlotte, he turned the gun on himself. throughout his marriage, lance hart had subjected his family to what's known as coercive control, extreme psychological and emotional abuse, but which stopped short of serious violence. charlotte's older brothers, luke and ryan, say that before the killing, theirfather had never been violent, and they didn't realise his psychological bullying was domestic abuse. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family. we were always together, we had a nice—looking house. on the inside, we were terrified. we were frightened every single day. we had never turned up to school with a bruise, we had never encountered the police, never been to social services. we were top students. like, literally, we were the top students. and then, our father killed our mother and sister. today's review by the safer lincolnshire partnership says the murders were a tragedy that could not have been foreseen. th

lance: i hope new members will join the problem solvers caucus. of us were not reelected , carlos in florida, mike and my in colorado, situation in new jersey. ,nd other -- another centrist and certainly you have to do a better job result -- regarding those areas of the country. what about state and local tax deduction, which you were outspoken about disagreeing with president trump and the republican party? if you look around, i think it is fair to say a lot of people lost their jobs over that issue. six republicans in high tax states lost. four seats in new jersey, i think four in california. i hope congress makes sure that is improved with a complete duck -- deductibility of taxes. house, it hashe to pass the senate and that is the challenge. we need more centrist republicans in the senate. even if it passes the house, it has to get through the senate as well. david: as you look forward in whatess, the new congress, do you think could be accomplished? do you think the democrats can get things done like infrastructure? rep. lance: i hope it is p

lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun.ch as he could. he didn‘t let her work more than part—time so that she had no financial independence. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were close off off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse rather than physical violence. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, we were always together, we had a nice—looking house. but on the inside we were terrified, we were frightened every single day. and then our father killed our mother and sister. and that shows how serious coercive control is. and i think unfortunately it was missed by us and we lived it, and it was missed by everyone. in this case lance hart resorted to the ultimate violent act because his family had moved out and he felt he‘d lost control of them. it was only when we were sat in the police station in spalding, two days after our mum and charlotte were killed, that ryan and i looked behind us and there was a

lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun.imself. luke and ryan hart had helped their mother and sister to move out of the family home. their father had subjected them all to what's known as coercive control. 0ur mum especially, he limited her life as much as he could. he didn't let her work more than part—time, so that she had no financial independence. over time, mum just got more and more worn down. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away, so we were physically distant from anyone who knew us. and he essentially turned mum into a slave for him. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse, rather than physical violence. we'd never turned up to school with a bruise. we'd never been in an encounter with the police. we'd never been with social services. we were top students. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, we were always together, we had a nice looking house. but on the inside we were terrified, we were fighting every single d

lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun. luke and ryan hart had helped their mother and sister to move out of the family home. their father had subjected them all to what is known as coercive control. mum especially, he limited her life as much as he could. he didn't let her work more than part—time, so that she had no financial independence. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse, rather than physical violence. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family, we were always together, we had a nice—looking house. but on the inside we were terrified, we were frightened every single day. and then our father killed our mother and sister. and that shows how serious coercive control is. and i think unfortunately it was missed by us and we lived it, and it was missed by everyone. in this case, lance hart resorted to the ultimate violent act because his family had moved out and he felt he'd lost contro

i'm dustin lance black and i'm a film—maker. i'm ulrika jonsson. i am swedish.k know me only as the guy who will take their picture when they run into tom daley. like, "oh my god! can you take my picture?" i'm also his husband and the dad of our child. i would have voted brexit. what's brexit? is that a disease. it sounds very itchy. i would not have voted for it. basically i don't particularly like the eu. i'm terrified to be here today. i'm not going to lie. i don't like confrontation. watch out. mais non! i don't know him. hello. hi. i'm lance. ulrika. nice to meet you. ulrika? ulrika, yes. ulrika. oh, my gosh. beautiful. thank you. that was the right thing to say. i love it. i'm freezing to death. when it gets down to seven, single digits, i'm trembling. i can hear the baby. we just had our first son. hello, bud. he'sjust divine. i've got at least ten more to go because we have to have enough to have a complete football team. is that what it is? 11? is that good? 11, you need 11 for a soccer team. do you like living here? i love it. really? it's really good.

lance bass will be involved. it's 50 years since "the brady bunch" premiered.ing the quite a few members. >> it's old. >> it can be fixed up. >> what would robert and florence think of this today? >> i think they would be very proud of what we are doing here. >> they are all up there together and i think they're smiling down on us. three amazing people. >> all three are missed today. >> alice would want to be in the kitchen. >> mr. brady was an architect! >> this is kiz met. we are all brady all the time. we are flashing back to the favorite memories. football, anyone? >> my nose! >> plus, "e.t.'s" iconic time in the family. >> brady costumes showing up on halloween. stars did not disappoint. >>> for chris pratt and ex anna faris, they had a modern family moment. there's chris and his girlfriend katherine schwarzenegger dressed as vikings they share a kiss. that's a treat. the trick? pulling it off just a few feet away from anna and her boyfriend. that ninja in the middle, that's 6-year-old jack. anna and chris support each other in their new relationships and

lance hart was lying in wait for his wife and daughter with a gun.turned the weapon on himself. luke and ryan hart had helped their mother and sister to move out of the family home. their father had subjected them all to what's known as coercive control. our mum especially, he limited her life as much as he could. he didn't let her work more than part—time, so that she had no financial independence. over time, mum just got more and more worn down. her friendship groups were closed off, her family were closed off because our father kept moving us away, so we were physically distant from anyone who knew us. and he essentially turned mum into a slave for him. coercive control involves mainly emotional abuse, rather than physical violence. we'd never turned up to school with a bruise. we'd never been in an encounter with the police. we'd never been with social services. we were top students. from the outside in, it looked like we were a close—knit family. we were always together, we had a nice looking house. but on the inside, we were terrified. we were

lance, thanks for coming on. >> pleasure.ll: make a list of people we want to send to mars, you think? one-way trip. >> i got that part. that was good. >>> a record-breaking day for online shopping, amazon fulfillment centers are busier than ever. one in illinois completely lost power! how this could impact your deliveries. >>> president trump landing in mississippi moments from now ahead of two campaign rallies tonight. what can we expect to hear from him? that is coming up. ♪ connell: more breaking news on trade. we noticed apple's share price after-hours started to go down after president trump did an interview with the "wall street journal" said, tariffs could be placed on iphones which hasn't happened to this point, on iphones and laptops imported from china. that is part of the interview we talked about from dan henninger a minute ago. when asked about consumer reaction, the president said i can make it 10% and people could stand that very easily. melissa. melissa: blizzard-like conditions in the midwest across the nort

more girls follow carrying lances and shields then come the wives and concubines of the king carried either in litters or a carriage or seated on horses or elephants. jayaraman the seventh was the first buddhist king of cambodia he saw himself as the living buddha at the end of the twelfth century he ordered the building of the central temple and uncle aton the day on his religious status and social and military achievements are illustrated in reliefs around the temple last. detail scenes from the everyday life of the canal people correspond perfectly with the chinese travelers reports. rice is cooked in an earthenware pot and the sauce is prepared on an earthenware stove the rice is served on ceramic or copper plates from china the sauce is brought to the table in leaves rolled together to form a small cup. when this cup is full nothing will drip out of it spoons are also fashioned out of these leaves to scoop up liquid food and convey it to the mouth after the meal they are thrown away he continues in this country it's the women who do the trading there are no shop premises but ins

by and large, these are pfc's to lance corporals or corporals, who have also no training, who may only be in the defense billet for 12 months, and we are asking them to act as provers, because to interview a witness, without a prover, puts us in violation of, a likely violation of our cannons of ethics. including the navy rules of professional responsibility. >> i have a question, just for some perspective, in addition to the assistance of the special victims detectives that we have in the patten as prosecutors, i was trying to count, i have six dedicated full-time investigators to supplement the police work, just for manhattan, so it is six full-time, with sex crimes experience. >> and what i would point out is, not only does the prosecution have prosecution ncis, cid, sometimes state or federal law enforcement, they have dedicated cid agents within the complex trial teams, to execute just those, what we used to call dfrmd .a. investigator functions. i have spoken with the cid agents, in the ctt, and they have both told me, yes, you guys got to have investigator and my response was fr

with me are the political commentator, lance price, who was director of communications for the labourcal commentator, giles kenningham, who was director of communications for the conservative party. welcome back. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and you guessed it, the brexit deal dominates the front pages. the telegraph's headline quotes theresa may, as she acknowledges the enormous task of getting parliament to back the deal. the paper says three ministers are considering resigning. the guardian focuses on the deep divisions on brexit among politicians, as well as across the nation. "ferocious brexit battle" is how the financial times describes the cabinet meeting, which led to ministers backing the deal. it says she is now facing a severe political backlash from conservative eurosceptic mps. the times says the prime minister is papering over the cracks saying she has forced her draft deal through a divided cabinet. the sun has a rather blunt take on the night's developments. it says the deal threatens to blow her government apart. the express headlines the stark choic

lance mason, a county judge near cleveland, ohio, arrested for beating his wife four years ago.rds, mason struck frazier repeatedly in the head, broke a bone near her eye, bit her in the face, and slammed her head on the dashboard of the car they were in. that was in august of 2014. mason pleaded guilty to domestic violence and served less than a year in prison. tonight, fraser is dead, stabbed to death in the driveway of an ohio home on saturday and mason has been arrested in connection with the killing, though he has yet to be charged with her death. >> i need the police immediately. my brother is attacking his ex-wife. >> reporter: among the evidence, this 911 call, a woman who says she is mason's sister tells the dispatcher mason admitted to the crime. >> he stabbed her and he said she's dead. >> reporter: frazier's murder in ohio might never have garnered any attention in washington, d.c., but tonight, there's a twist in the case involving ohio congresswoman marcia fudge whose name was being floated as a possible challenger to nancy pelosi for speaker of the house. >> it ha

lance mason was arrested while fleeing the scene of the murder of his ex-wife, aisha frasor, but hasason, a former judge and democratic state lawmaker, served just nine months in prison in 2014 after breaking a bone in her eye socket. and despite his record, he was hired by the cleveland mayor's office after his release. cnn's athena jones is following this story. athena, some horrific details here. and an apparent failure of the justice system. >> that's right, jim. this is a really harrowing story. when you listen to the full ten minutes of audio from that 911 call. and when you read through the details of this stabbing incident and of the previous violent attack on his wife in 2014. it's a case that raises questions about why so many obvious warning signs were seemingly ignored and whether that had anything to do with the fact that this man is a prominent figure in the community. >> i need the police immediately. my brother is attacking his ex-wife. please hurry. >> reporter: the harrowing 911 call from lance mason's sister leaves little doubt. >> 7611 -- >> yes, ma'am. >> he's st

republican incumbent leonard lance has been in office since 2009.st elections has been narrow enough the democrats that they could take it. given the amount of unaffiliated voters as the polling we saw with democratic and republican voters, there is a chance tom malinowski may have made inroads. we have not gotten any official word from campaign officials here on site, but it will come down to whether an of people turned out, not just the republican or democratic party, 40% of of democratic -- voters unaffiliated with either party. david: leonard lance has almost had a millstone against his neck for some time, fighting against his party, but mr. malinowski spent a lot of time outside his district, didn't he? >> yes. calling him a carpetbagger. it has to do with malinowski, who did spend much of his childhood here in new jersey, spent much of his adult life in washington, d.c. up until a year and a half ago he owned a home in d.c. but did not have a registered residence in new jersey. that worked against him a bit, an image of someone trying to come

lance murdered his wife claire and their daughter charlotte in 2015 after years of controlling behaviouras been targeted to the bbc the week —— raise awareness. has been targeted to the bbc the week -- raise awareness. we want to use our story to encourage anyone sees use our story to encourage anyone sees anything use our story to encourage anyone sees anything to ask questions, to really see if someone is ok and find out what's going on because many key points which at the time just seem like always family issues but we we re like always family issues but we were living a personal health and our father was dangerous. and were living a personal health and ourfather was dangerous. and i think one of the key outcomes of the review is not one person resolves this issue is everyone in society, we can all play our part but looking out for the signs in our colleagues and friends and family members and doing something about it and having the courage to ask what is us personal questions. i don't think the family unit should be protected from being interviewed basically, from being interviewed b

agujas en las calles no dan abasto, las recolectan y aparecen más, la ciudad dijo que multará a quienes lancea quiere ir a juicio, abogados defensores dicen que tiene nuevas pruebas que demuestrán la inocenica >> el hombre de23 años dispasro contra antonio ramos en 2015 cuando trabajaba en un mural en la interestatal 580 >> ¿por qué la santa muerte se asocia al narcotráfico?césar bayona nos amplía >> también arrestan a 4 sujetos por robo a vivienda el pasado martes, fueron sosprendidos la mujer lo resportó al 911 estos huyeron para ser arrestados posteriormente >> por frauded telefónico fueron arrestados este pertenecía a una banda que engañaba a personas de la tercera edad, al menos 4 víctimas, se le incauto más de 28 mil dólares en efectivo >> anhite fue arrestado rodrigo tráfico humano, este amenazó una personas para prostituiarla en varios ciudades. >> en san josé el sujeto fue arrestado >> con un despliegue de helicóptero la patrulla fronteriza demostró como planea resguardar la zona fronteriza el paso en texas esto es parte de la orden de donald trump ante el peligro que considera la ca

lance we isn't the only one around here looking for a wife there are hundreds of so-called bachelor villages in the region each one full of single men desperately looking for women to marry. in nineteen seventy nine china introduced the one child policy it was meant to avoid overpopulation but in the countryside sounds a much more desirable because they can work in the fields. doing yeah yeah and that's one of course you often do you say are you. the guy are you not a young woman you are. now. i want to. share. our thoughts. and your house. these days doctors are not allowed to revealed agenda of the unborn baby but some still do this why did it with the hope of a bride. even today slogans like this extolling the benefits of girls are displayed around the villages. but the preference for boys is a long and lasting tradition here they say that raising a girl is like cultivating someone else's field because a girl moves into her husband's spam often marriage. couples wish for a son to take care of them as they i age and to carry on the family night so it goes continue to be abortion one hundre

lance we both go to the country on a family residence permit which lie will have to re new every year but she doesn't have a work permit. yet. how . to do this for the. on track. list. i'm not. gonna happen. after mom doesn't understand the local dialect. yeah and them. you know i. gather you. live will probably never see indonesia or again. her in-laws sacrificed too much to risk escaping. through the town. but how many women will be burdened solved and how many men must live alone before tradition is legard. and the births of both boys and girls are accepted and celebrated with equal joy. china stopped the one child policy in twenty fifteen. couples and now allowed to have two children maybe it's time to remember another chinese saying women hold up half the skull. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon one of many as follows dr moon. as returns to his hometown baghdad to give amputees the hope of walking again on al-jazeera. on counting the cost breaking the rules italy wants to spend its way out of an economic slump but it's up to i

with me are the political commentator, lance price, who was director of communications for the labour, giles kenningham, who was director of communications for the conservative party. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in and you guessed it — the brexit deal dominates the front pages. the telegraph's headline quotes theresa may — as she acknowledges the enormous task of getting parliament to back the deal. the paper says three ministers are considering resigning. the guardian focuses on the deep divisions on brexit among politicians as well as across the nation. ferocious brexit battle is how the financial times describes the cabinet meeting which led to ministers backing the deal. it says she is now facing a severe political backlash from conservative eurosceptic mps. the i highlights the divisions within cabinet, saying they were split on whether to support the brexit deal. the express headlines the stark choice it says ministers faced after the five hour meeting — back this deal orface having no brexit. the metro has a message for conservative mps — back may or sack may. it

thank you to my guests, the political commentators, lance price, and giles kenningham. a longer look at the papers at 11:30. the weather is next. hello, we have got a largely trite settled theme to the weather over the next pda. we did have a bit of rain over the north and the west on wednesday but for most of us it was strike, this was the picture as the sunsetin strike, this was the picture as the sunset in oxford trier. as we had to the day on thursday things will mostly dry and mild but there will be more cloud than recent days but also some sunshine just picking through that card, particularly to an immediate. we have a weather front just sitting to an immediate. we have a weather frontjust sitting to the an immediate. we have a weather front just sitting to the far north—west, just bringing a few of rain but for much of the uk we are under the influence of a big area of high pressure that will influence oui’ high pressure that will influence our weather through the course of the weekend. for thursday summer in for the far west of northern ireland, north of scotlan

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lance hart killed his wife and daughter in spalding in lincolnshire in 2016.er were murdered. we want to use our story to encourage anyone who sees anything to ask questions, to find out what's going on. many, many key points, which at the time just seems like, oh, just family issues, we were living a personal hell. our father was dangerous. and i think one of the key outcomes is it's not up to one person to solve this issue. we all need to play our part, by looking out for the signs in our colleagues, friends, and family members, and doing something about it, having the courage to ask what is seen as personal questions. i don't think the family unit should be protected from being interviewed, basically, being asked what is going on? are you ok? a lot of people felt afraid of asking what was going on, because of the there that our father caused, especially around our family. they were afraid of helping, because of that year, i think its key for everyone, if you see anything out of the ordinary, to call the experts, to discuss with people who, you know, know th

. >> tom malinowski, if he beats leonard lance, that will be the start for him. >> lance was a moderate republican outside the suburbs of new york city. stabenow reelected. another break for us. we'll have more when we come back. still more live vote returns coming in. touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz, the first and only treatment of its kind offering people with moderate to severe psoriasis a chance at 100% clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of people quickly saw a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur. ready for a chance at 100% clear skin? ask your doctor about taltz. whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back

lance we both go to the country on a family residence permit which lie will have to re new every year but she doesn't have a work permit. yet. how . to do this for the. contractor. who leaves her a. not not a happy. mom doesn't understand the local dialect. yeah every. now and them. you know i. gather you. live will probably never see indonesia or again. in-laws sacrificed too much to risk escaping. through the town. but how many women. and how many men must live alone before tradition is legard. and the births of both boys and girls are accepted and celebrated with equal joy. china stopped the one child policy in twenty fifteen. couples and now allowed to have two children maybe it's time to remember another chinese saying women hold up half the skull. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon one of many as follows dr moon. as returns to his hometown baghdad to give amputees the hope of walking again on al-jazeera. day one of a new era in television news. this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist three weeks ago now there's at

not the upper crust but the middle income suburbs that will tell you -- michigan eight district and lancingdetroit suburbs, these are places trump won by only a handful of points but maybe not 50% of the vote. >> as you can see here it's sort of middle class suburbs as you've been calling them in this case between lancing and detroit. the next one in virginia is virginia seventh. it's gotten a lot of national attention. the initial tea party guy. this one goes from northern virginia to -- it's a big map. >> that's right. and these are districts i would call urban rural divides. because democrats are getting out their urban vote but also hoping turnout is lower in these rural portions of. california 13 is a district i'd look at as well because that's greensboro but also north carolina. >> in a special year they could. >> this race is a culture clash between these two candidates. polar opposite personalities. >> the financial potential bellwether in virginia is the biggest stretch for democrats. it's virginia's fifth. they've caught a few breaks in this district in particular. it used to be a

lance bass will be involved. the program will air in september 2019. it will be fixed up. >> the house smells fine. >> i do wonder what would robert and florence think of this today? >> i think they'd be very proud of what we're doing here. >> they're all p there together and i just think they're smiling down on us. three amazing people. >> and the iconic house back a lot of memories. >> hey, you guys. >> oh, no! >> when it comes to you and a storyline what does everybody think about? >> oh, no! >> that crazy football. >> you wouldn't. >> no, i would never. >> it's getting bigger by the minute. >> what was your favorite episode? >> i loved doing "wherever we go" with florence. >> we're going to go through it together ♪ >> it was so much fun for me and we had such a great time together. >> when bobby puts the entire box of laundry soap into the washing machine. mainly because i had to strip basically naked to be in that scene and i was like horrified. >> the worst one was the shirley temple one. ♪ on the good ship lollipop >> that was really embarrassin

and so with me now, keisha lance bottom.the democratic mayor from the great city of atlanta. miss mayor, nice to have you back. >> thank you for having me. >> so moments ago, kemp said, quote, i'm not worried about how it looks, i'm just doing my job. what is your reaction to kemp's office ordering this investigation into the georgia democratic matter two days before election day? >> optics are everything. and i think that when you make an allegation this serious, this close in an election, that you need to also offer proof. we have people test our systems all of the time in the city. a local news agency recently tested our system vulnerabilities to our attention. and guess what we did? we didn't go to the fbi, we fixed them within 24 hours. so i think that it's very dangerous when you have an election like this to throw out an allegation and not have any proof to substantiate it. >> i go back to also -- yes, but to the point that he is -- kemp is overseeing an election which he is also running. i read it best in one of the

cumbria, northumberland, lancs, west wales and cornwall and the isles of scilly will turn wetter in theg across parts of the midlands, east anglia and the south—east, but dry and sunny by day. the strength of the wind is to look out for, tomorrow not as wet and windy. gail is quite widely this evening, so if you are setting off fireworks, think very carefully before you do so. also check your bonfires for hedgehogs before you like them. through tonight, the rain will become confined towards parts of wales, south—west england and through the midlands. staying dry in east anglia and the south—east. for most of you there will be a frost free night tonight. the wind stays with us into sunday, this is the weather front which today is across western areas, tomorrow across parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire and the midlands. south—west england and south wales also. expect outbreaks of rain during the day, more persistent towards the far south—west. another largely dry for the south—east, and also for scotla nd the south—east, and also for scotland and northern ireland. they may be breezy but the

and if they lose in jersey one, new jersey three, i think that's -- >> and mccarthy and lance are thetwo republicans are worried about losing. if you look at a scenario, they need to hold on to both of those two. >> both of them. believe it or not the president seemed to indicate maybe, just maybe, he has to recalibrate things after these midterms, maybe. i'm curious what you think of these comments. this is the president earlier today with sinclair broadcasting. >> is there anything as you look back at your first almost two years that you regret, that you wish on you, that you can just take back and redo? >> well, there would be certain things. i'm not sure i want to reveal all of them. i would say tone. i would like to have a much softer tone. i feel to a certain extent i have no choice but maybe i do. and maybe i could have been softer from that standpoint. that would be something i would say that i'll be working on. >> what did you make of that? his tone actually may -- that's the suburban problem i think more than anything. less policy, more tone. >> it's part of it but it's inte

school and the second i did that i moved back to lawrence, kansas, and i lived here happily as a free lance journalist, a professor for some years, also a grant writer for some area social service agencies that have everything to do with the issues i talk about in my book. one of which is van gogh. i was -- [applause] >> i was very fortunate to write grant proposals and do development work for them, also kansas legal services in topeka, where i learned, again in helping apply for federal grants for low-income kansans to have fair legal representation in our jewish system. i learned a lot of -- the judicial sim to i learned about the violence against women act. this -- my dad and grandpa, construction workers and farmers in my book, and that's kind of what the vision of the working class, specifically the white working class. but women are really the stars of the show, my mother and grandmother and for that reason, these policies that so keenly affect women, my education, when i was in the nonprofit sector, was huge. so, i'm going to read just a little bit from this book. i always feel like

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living in style long lances dream home instantly. as we enjoy my it's temperatures here in bell and right now it is hard to believe that christmas will soon be upon us again that time of year when we like to brighten up a homes with pasts of on amends of course tastes a change in home decorations all the time and so the industry comes up with new ideas every year and we thought we would head over to london to find out what's going to be fashionable this christmas. christmas is calling and london's oxford street is decked out in its famous seasonal decorations. so whatever this year's trends in abundance of glitter and glamour will certainly get us into the festive spirit. and seasonal rock'n'roll is all the rage this year. because for us this is all about rock n roll so it's all about. the topic it's all about. with your family and friends who are really into the different materials of rock n roll and how much they have. been sequin christmas stocking certainly spice things up. silver gold and black are the colors of choice this seas

this would have on the president at half past eight to we'll be talking to former number ten insider lancerice about the rash between theresa may and jeremy corbyn over which broadcasters should host a brexit leaders tv debate. that's all ahead on bbc news. now it's time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. 0ur made headlines this evening: four british teams are in europa league action, with all eyes firmly fixed on the knockout stages. can celtic and rangers boost their qualification hopes? who'll flinch first? we'll be live in los angeles ahead of the weigh—in for fury versus wilder; the heavyweight title clash this weekend. and we look back on a moment of history for english football. a0 years since viv anderson became the first black player to debut for england's men. they were throwing all these things at me, he said get back out there, everything else was dismissed and i got on with client football. hello and welcome to sportsday. well its the business end of the group stages in this year's europa league. the penultimate set of group games leaves the two scottish teams fig

so for example in one district, newjersey‘s seventh district, leonard lance was in one of the districtsnton. he was a moderate republican who tried to campaign by saying he was bipartisan, but that wasn't enough for voters in that district, who felt that he didn't do enough to really rein in president trump. so he lost there. and democrats picked up three seats from republicans here alone. one of the contests is still a very competitive race, but it really reflects this dissatisfaction with president trump. and we also saw in newjersey the fact that women, political newcomers, a new wave of people being politically engaged, were pressing here in newjersey as well. the house minority leader nancy pelosi had been confident about democrats taking the house from the republicans. earlier, she spoke to supporters in washington. democrats will clean up corruption to make washington work for the american people. republicans will only continue the toxic gop culture of cronyism, incompetence and corruption that grows more brazen and more destructive every day. we have seen washington republicans

blackberry is pushing further incybersecurity with its purchase of sigh lance for $1.5 billion in cash. the deal will expand the unit making software for next generation autonomous cars. they will operate as a separat business unit within blackberry. the shares 1s% to 8.97. >>> ge's finance arm is selling equipment ca finance portfolio f t 1.5 billiot.i.a.a. bank. the deal comes a month after it sold a portfolio of energy investments to a private eity firm. ge shares finished down nearly 2% to $8.02. >> the astro accidentica reported disappointing results from a drug trial. two experimental cancer medicines offered no advantage over chemotherapy in met static lung cancer patients. shares fell 1.5% to 40.67. pfizer plans to raise prices on 41 drugs ce january. that's about 10% of the lineup. most drugs will see a 5% increase. the company had previously rolled back price increes this summer under pressure from president trump. shares rose marginally to 41. today. and cancer drug company tisa. o is exploring a sale. the report comes about a weekre after s fell sharply on oi disaing drug t

world as a starting player swarthy of the response to that statement should be yes we all starting to lance was here because retirement. actually. destructed you could have played bridge to the truck solution report starts nov seventeenth on g w. business to give you news live from berlin hamas threatens to step up rocket attacks after israeli airstrikes pound gaza funerals are taking place for the six palestinians killed in israeli airstrikes overnight those attacks were in retaliation for rocket fire from the hamas controlled territory one man in israel is dead but also coming out of wildfires leave a trail of death and destruction in california a quarter of a million people flee and more than four.

this means that carbon emissions will be lanced by removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.ists say that net zero emissions by 2050 are necessary to keep global temperatures under a 1.5 celsius increase. it was a nailbiting finish for the world chess championship. thehe end, the norwegian time kevin magnus carlsen managed to fend off the challenge of his american opponent, fabiano cover one of those of it came after a co-breaking -- fabiano caruana. this friday a group of 20 nations will meet in buenos aires, well much of the andntion has been on russia saudi arabia, there is growing concern about venezuela. the country's economy has been in recession since 2014, with its economy sinking by a third rence then the bbc sent thirt from caracas. reporter: a supermarke caracas empty and hollow. many shelves have been left emptas the country struggles to deal with the worst economic crisis. in the last three years, the economy has shrunk by a third. the government blames u.s.-led sanctions, but the widespread view is that this is more the ent of of the mismanag the country's vast

including a real start here he let me lance is back to back european cup picturised is nineteen eighty nine and nineteen. he also revolutionized the way football is played practically technically so this is really really been a lot of revolutionary coaches that really changed the way football was played these are players coaches in teams they always been around member no italy have a lot of them of course all this happened way back and there's no doubt that italian football has slipped from its height. if syria was a sleeping giant before this summer the biggest transfer of the year woke everybody up. christiane are right now there's a rival you know you've made the world itself and pay attention it's really haven't had a signing in this market for a very long time. so could it be a turning point for the league yeah definitely because you're now though is ok one of the two top players in the entire world and if their players see that he's going there they're definitely going to want to go there to prove all goes in cycles so while syria has been out of the limelight for a while there's

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lance we both go to the country on a family residence permit which lie will have to re new every year but she doesn't have a work permit. yet. how . to do this for the. contact. list. not my not a happy. mom doesn't understand the local dialect. oh yeah every. now and them. and their. lives will probably never see into nature again. her in-laws sacrificed too much to risk escaping. far more than one hundred and ten. to go to town. but how many women will be both unsolved and how many men must live alone before tradition is legard. and the births of both boys and girls are accepted and celebrated with equal joy. china stopped the one child policy in twenty fifteen. couples and now allowed to have two children maybe it's time to remember another chinese saying women hold up half the sky. well if we cannot have palestina my government was certainly not allowed britain to control french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows over a century ago britain and france made the secret deal the change the shape of the middle east and so. no

obstetrics dr video kinda lens who had received a few reports of deformed babies my father and professor lance they travel to germany and their road folks bargain and they went from one small village to another and asked are there any children with short legs or shut down and those kids were hidden away at the time in the small villages and he asked and restaurants and bars and the local police office and everybody said no not in our town and then he showed a picture of me and said this is my bari and can i please repeat my question and then they said well at the end of the road there has been a very sad incident and then he went down drink the darn shot first thing he did was showing the picture of means that this is my son do yours have a kid like this and the people burst into tears and and children can imagine were. called to the day our flight literally. in england was being sold under the brand name distal by the country's largest liquor manufacturer the distillers company as in germany distillers had received reports of deformed babies but had been assured by green and the drug was comp