richard lister has more.this morning, and the emergency services are responding to a major incident. 37 people were injured — eight of them seriously — when this double—decker bus came off the road. casualties were taken to hospitals across the region. witnesses at the scene said up to 20 people were trapped in the wreckage and the fire and rescue service had to use specialist equipment to get them out. my friend was trapped on the bus for 45 minutes because... thankfully, she wasn't injured but they had to cut holes in the roof of the bus to get people out. and, obviously, they couldn't move people who were badly injured. they were trying to get those people out first. the devon police serious collisions unit says the bus driver is helping with the investigation and hasn't been arrested. stagecoach south west said its thoughts were with those involved in the accident. the site will remain cordoned off while efforts to remove the bus continue. richard lister, bbc news. now on bbc news... the travel show. this

richard lister has more.ding to a major incident. 37 people were injured — eight of them seriously — when this double—decker bus came off the road. casualties were taken to hospitals across the region. witnesses at the scene said up to 20 people were trapped in the wreckage and the fire and rescue service had to use specialist equipment to get them out. my friend was trapped on the bus for 45 minutes because... thankfully, she wasn't injured but they had to cut holes in the roof of the bus to get people out. and, obviously, they couldn't move people who were badly injured. they were trying to get those people out first. the devon police serious collisions unit says the bus driver is helping with the investigation and hasn't been arrested. stagecoach south west said its thoughts were with those involved in the accident. the site will remain cordoned off while efforts to remove the bus continue. richard lister, bbc news. a british—australian woman and her australian boyfriend say they're relieved to be home aft

richard lister, thank you.bellion has launched legal action after a ban was introduced on its protests across london. the group says the ban is disproportionate, and an attack on civil liberties. police say more than 1,600 arrests have been made during the protests in the capital. the duke of cambridge says more education and political action is needed to tackle climate change, as he visited a melting glacier in pakistan. prince william and his wife visited the hindu kush mountain range on the third day of their tour of the country. they were shown how the glacier has retreated rapidly in recent years because of global warming. north korea's official news agency has released a series of lavish photographs of the country's leader, kim jong—un. here he is, astride his white charger on the slopes of mount paektu, which is revered as the country's spiritual home. the agency described the visit as a great event of weighty importance. officials accompanying him said they we re officials accompanying him said they wer

my my guests are sam lister and lance price.e are injured in a knife attack in the arndale shopping centre in manchester. brexit talks intensified between the uk and the eu, but both sides say there is still a way to go. the un says 100,000 people have left their homes in northern syria following turkey's attack on kurdish held areas. the nobel peace prize goes to the ethiopian prime minister for his role in ending the conflict with neighbouring eritrea. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me i have political commentator and former labour party director of communications lance price, and the deputy political editor at the daily express, sam lister. lovely to see you both. before our chat, a quick look through the front pages. the mirror leads with a knife attack in manchester in which five people were hurt, the i going with the same story and reporting that an armed police confronted the attacker. the daily telegraph front page features

but tonight huffman has lost her freedom, a hollywood a-lister now a felon, trading the red carpet for a prison cell when felicity huffman is out, she'll be free to be able to return back to hollywood. she'll have to serve 250 hours of community service and serve one year supervised release. lester >> all right, miguel, thank you. >>> new developments tonight in the investigation of that deadly police shooting in fort worth, texas. hours after he resigned, the officer involved was charged with murdering a woman in her home gabe gutierrez has the latest >> reporter: tonight former fort worth police officer aaron dean is out on $200,000 bail after being charged with the murder of atatiana jefferson today interim police chief ed kraus choked back tears. >> it's very emotional because the officers, they try hard every day to try to make this city better. >> reporter: he said he was deeply sorry for what happened >> i think that's going to be all. thank you. >> reporter: before abruptly ending a news conference police say the 34-year-old dean never identified himself as an officer when he w

blackwell's list blasts a-listers from zsa zsa gabor and meryl streep to cher and madonna. >> at numberk, a butterfly wearing her cocoon. >> there was a certain cattiness or bitterness or anger. did people think that's who he was? >> no, no, no. this was an image he created. he loved the attention and came up with anything that would enhance that attention. >> as an up-and-coming hollywood publicist, harlan boll also knows that leading ladies love blackwell's scorn. >> they preferred to be on the worst list than the best list. >> why? >> because this meant a guaranteed worldwide press of their name. women vied to get on that list. >> it's in march 1994 when mr. blackwell first meets with the man who'll become his heir to discuss hiring harlan as his publicist. just one problem -- harlan finds himself in the middle of his own fashion emergency -- an unraveling hem. >> i freaked [chuckles] and i grabbed my stapler and i stapled my hem up on my pants so it wasn't on, you know, the ground. and we walked around, and as we left, he pulled me in and said, "by the way, i noticed." but i underst

hollywood a-listers celebrated perry. beforehand, he spoke with "cbs this morning's" "gayle king. >> reporter: "the new york times" said you are the most successful mogul hollywood has ever ignored. do you think hollywood gets you? >> no, i clearly believe i'm ignored in hollywood, and that's fine. i get it. >> reporter: wait a second, is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are the african american stories i grew up with, and we speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> whoa is doing your hair? >> oliver: the perry madea films have had universal appeal. and hopes to build on the success. rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. what kind of legacy did he build? >> a lot of the people who showed up there-- hank aaron, andrew young, john lewis-- i think in many ways he is the hollywood equivalent for them, for this generation in atlanta. i mean, he means so much to people here in terms of what he represents. >> oliver: the studio is built on a former c

some of the more radical groups including these the one with nazi ideology are not really happy with listers lenski and they're putting a lot of pressure on him not to go forward with any kind of my status for the dorm boss any kind of reconciliation that would lead to an end of the law or in the standoff with with russia show i don't know why suddenly these congressmen who are by no means. unsupportive of ukraine as a as a tool against russia and are not happy i'm sure with any kind of an issue for mr was a landscape why they would undermine people who up till now have been their allies in ukraine so there are a lot of paradoxes and. in other news bangladesh is stepping up its security threat off to full people were killed and dozens injured in a private test over a facebook post criticizing the prophet mohammed the comments was posted by it. 25 year old hindu man he now claims that his account was hacked they say they opened fire on the protesters after stones were thrown at offices it's not the 1st time a facebook post has led to deadly violence and 2012 a teenage girl from london organiz

of the more radical groups including these the ones with nazi ideology are not really happy with listers lenski and they're putting a lot of pressure on him not to go forward with any kind of less status for the dorm boss any kind of reconciliation that would lead to an end of the law or in the standoff with the with russia show i don't know why suddenly the east congressmen who are by no means. unsupportive of ukraine as a as a tool against russia and are not happy i'm sure with any kind of an issue for mr was a landscape why they would undermine people who up till now have been their allies in ukraine so there are a lot of paradoxes that. cross that coming up in just a few moments the team and i back in half an hour there with the latest global news headlines. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is a real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will

. —— lister. good evening and welcome to bbc news. five people have been injured ina news.le have been injured in a knife attack at the arndale shopping centre in manchester. a man aged 41 was arrested at the scene after being tasered by police. counterterrorism unit are now leading the investigation. well, this evening, officers said that he had been assessed by specialist doctors and is now being detained under the mental health act. our correspondent has more. late morning in central manchester. a man is arrested shortly after several people have been stabbed. an officer stands over him with his taser drawn. moments earlier, police inside the arndale centre ran towards the danger. some customers were locked inside the shops, including one man who was joined by a woman who the attacker had just lashed out at. he was just going round, presumably stabbing random people. it wasn't until the police finally came in, and they actually asked us if it was a real knife, and they confirmed it was a real knife, that she obviously flooded with tears. five people were injured by the a

. >> in perhaps a surprising move a hollywood a-lister meeting with the president of ukraine, tom cruiseited the country to scout potential movie locations to shoot for a movie. the president was a successful movie actor before he ventured into politics. >> you good looking! >> trevor: you good looking! he says it like he's met other actors. no, yeah, but you, good, good. ( laughter ) even tom cruise is in ukraine? this thing goes deep. because i think i know how this happened. trump was probably, like, as america's top spy, i'm going to send you on an impossible mission. ( laughter ) to get dirt on joe biden, i need you, tom. i need you. tom cruise is probably, like, sir, i'm not actually a spy. he's, like, all right, you're not a spy. ( laughter ) perfect. but while tom cruise might be the biggest news in ukraine, on this side of the scandal, there's a different man in the spotlight right now. >> the house impeachment inquiry is focusing on president trump's personal point man rudy giuliani. >> the president's attorney now facing a legal battle of his own tonight as three house committ

of the more radical groups including these the ones with nazi ideology are not really happy with lister's lenski as they're putting a lot of pressure on him not to go forward with any kind of status for their going boss any kind of reconciliation that we're free to an end or in the standoff with with russia show i don't know why they suddenly these congressmen who are by no means. unsupportive of ukraine as a as a tool against russia they are not happy i'm sure with any kind of an issue for mr boucher lansky why they would undermine people who up till now have been their allies in ukraine so there are a lot of paradoxes that. don't go to that with that report so that's how things are looking this morning here not just going up to 830 here in moscow or back again at the top of the. seemed wrong all right old roles just don't all. meet new world but you get to shape out this day and become educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so there is no variety in any of the characters that make up global violence anymo

some of the more radical groups including these the one with nazi ideology are not really happy with listers lenski and they're putting a lot of pressure on him not to go forward with any kind of status for the dorm boss any kind of reconciliation that would lead to an end of the law or in the standoff with russia so i don't know why suddenly these congressmen who are by no means. unsupportive of ukraine as a as a tool against russia and are not happy i'm sure with any kind of an issue for mr boucher lansky why they would undermine people who up till now have been their allies in ukraine so there are a lot of paradoxes and. it's kind of tough last 5 in the morning here in moscow the team and i will be back in 30 minutes with the latest a through enough of programming from a documentary shall. it's seemed wrong. to me. to shape out just because educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. there are no official statistics in india concerning children who have been lost or separated from their parents some to estimate that e

hollywood a-listers celebrated perry on saturday.e spoke with "cbs this morning's" gayle king. >> "the new york times" said you are the most successful mogul hollywood has ever ignored. do you think hollywood gets you? >> no. i clearly believe that i'm ignored in hollywood for sure. hd that's fine. i get it. th wait a second. is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are african american stories that i grew up with. thatwe speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> who doing your hair? >> reporter: but perry's "madea" rlms have had universal appeal. he hopes to build on their success. " dney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for tcades. is this considered the next delta air lines or coca-cola? >> when people bring up atlanta, heu think of cnn and ted turner and hank aaron and the braves and coca cola, and you'll think of tyler perry. >> reporter: the studio is built on confederate is lost not on perry, who named after prominent african americans in the film industry. meg oliver,

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some of the more radical groups including these the one with nazi ideology are not really happy with listerslenski and they're putting a lot of pressure on him not to go forward with any kind of status for the dorm boss any kind of reconciliation that would lead to an end of the law or in the standoff with russia show i don't know why suddenly these congressmen who are by no means. unsupportive of ukraine as a as a tool against russia they are not happy i'm sure with any kind of an issue for mr was a landscape why they would undermine people who up till now have been their allies in ukraine so there are a lot of paradoxes in. the city bus alone or is still in the grip of mass independence protests which i'm betting for 7 days straight now while they have been less violent of late there still seems to be no end in sight to the demonstrations. it is between a coach and explains. people are taking it to the streets again in the city of barcelona and this time they're pouring washing up liquid right in one of the main fountains of the 30 and it's old literally blowing up cool like a bubble well

roof or burned lister don't pierce it. and don't bother with household remedies they can cool a burn we're going to help the healing process. very could happen that you have to perform 1st aid in an accident so what about bleeding the most important thing is to stop critical bleeding as soon as possible because once the blood has left the body it won't ever come back at you don't have always bandages with you. well in case you don't have them you can just take anything so any piece of cloth will be ok. but this may be dirty it doesn't matter. it's better to have a dirty t. shirt than someone who has bled out and is dead. and what about it do you need a 1st aid kit there yes you can have a normal 1st aid kit as home at home just like the one you have in your car for instance to stop critical bleeding that's the most important thing and ask for anything else you can have some basic band-aids for minor cuts and bruises well in 1st aid situations you have to act very very fast with less urgent issues you can write to me. on an

and lister also happy that the awful living demand appears to be better than expected. that is the streaming service which debuts next month. apple stock is up 60 percent that sending a 52-week low. publishers this morning are moving a little bit lower. bloomberg reports that china was to send his lead negotiator back to washington to hammer out some final deals. they also want the u.s. to delay terms plant in december. and agreed to postpone tariffs that were scheduled. let's go to the big board. so for the dow jones down by about 35 points. the s&p losing five points in the early going. >>> thank you jason. >>> gianna has some good news on the souttraffic ouble.>>> they should have all lanes opened up within the next couple of minutes. it is northbound 101. the overturned vehicle. weblock it looks like they're clearing everything over to the shoulder. the traffic alert is still in effect. look at this on our maps. hopping on to one-on-one. definitely a trickle effect. plus more cars on the roadway. 62 minute drive time. to sfo. if you want to used to radius date, that

richard lister reports. seeking justice, only on cbs news...harry dunn's parents are pushing for justice for their son, and trying to win american support. in theirfirst interview in the us, tim dunn spoke about seeing his son for the last time, just after the accident. one of the doctors working on him came to me and said, "he is struggling to breathe" so they were going to sedate him. i spoke to him again, i said, "harry, they are going to sedate you, this is for the best." "you're going to be ok." we will see you later in hospital, something like that. they sedated him. and that was the last time. 19—year—old harry dunn died in august, when his motorbike hit a car which may have been on the wrong side of the road. the accident happened close to a us military base in northamptonshire. the car's driver was this woman, anne sacoolas, the wife of a us intelligence official. she told police she would stay in the uk but she didn't. she flew home, claiming diplomatic immunity. she sent her apologies to harry's parents and offered to meet them. we w

richard lister reports.le who died in the back of a lorry bound for britain. he wrote that the whole nation was shocked by what had happened and by the cruelty suffered by innocent people hoping for a better life. after laying flowers in their memory, he and the home secretary were briefed by the emergency services as the investigation continues. and, 20 miles away in chelmsford, the first person to be charged in this case appeared in court via video link. 25—year—old maurice robinson from craigavon in northern ireland, is accused of 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to commit human trafficking and assist unlawful immigration, as well as money—laundering. his court appearance lasted just four minutes, he spoke to confirm his name to come, age and address and the fact that he is british but there was no application for bail and he was not required to enter a plea. thejudge ordered him to appear next at the old bailey in four weeks' time. the investigation is moving on severalfronts. on saturday essex poli

richard lister.nd the fact that he is british. he faces 39 counts of manslaughter. he is also charged with conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration and money—laundering. he wasn't required to enter a plea today. there was no application for bail. so thejudge today. there was no application for bail. so the judge said that he should next appear in four weeks, the 25th of november, at the old bailey, where he is expected to be given a chance to indicate a plea. thejudge said if he given a chance to indicate a plea. the judge said if he chooses them to plead not guilty, he will be tried in the new year. there are three other people currently who have been arrested in connection with this case, all three have been released on bail. they are from the irish republic or northern ireland. a fourth person was arrested by the irish authorities in dublin on saturday, in connection with other offences. but essex police say he too is a person of interest in this case. as you say, ef

listers through some really stupid old school at the. nurses through some really stupid old school it's. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be. they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or some want to be rich. to life as an injury. or somehow want to be rich. and to the right to be president it's like that before 3 in the morning can't be good. to be president it's like that before 3 in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the wives in the house. i'm interested always in the wives in the house. question. and question. there. has been an enormous concentrated coordinated business offensive beginning in the seventy's to try to beat. there has been an enormous concentrated coordinated business offensive beginning in the seventy's to try to beat back the egalitarian efforts that went right through the nixon years back the egalitarian efforts that went ri

hollywood a-listers celebrated perry on saturday. beforehand, he spoke with "cbs this morning's" gayle king. >> "the new york times" said you are the most successful mogul hollywood has ever ignored. do you think hollywood gets you? >> no. i clearly believe that i'm ignored in hollywood for sure, and that's fine. i get it. >> wait a second, is that fine? >> it is. my audience and the stories that i tell are african american stories that i grew up with, and we speak a language. hollywood doesn't necessarily speak the language. >> who doing your hair? >> reporter: but perry's "madea" films have had universal appeal and he hopes to build on his success. rodney ho has covered entertainment in atlanta for decades. is this considered the next delta airlines or coca-cola for atlanta? >> when people bring up atlanta, you'll think of cnn and ted turner. you'll think of hank aaron and the braves, and coca-cola, and you'll think of tyler perry. >> reporter: the studio is built on a former confederate army base. that irony is not lost on perry,

guestsjoining me tonight are broadcaster, lance price and deputy political editor at the daily express, sam listera knife attack at the arndale shopping centre, in manchester. a man, aged a1, was arrested at the scene after being tasered by police. eu countries give the go—ahead to intensify talks with the uk. the unc is 100,000 people have evacuated syria after a turkish offensive on syrian held areas. the ethiopian prime minister abiy ahmed has been awarded the nobel peace prize. the norwegian nobel institute in oslo said mr ahmed had played a key role in efforts to end the 20 year war with neighbouring eritrea. the chair of the nobel committee said his domestic agenda had also transformed his country. professor laura hammond is from the school or 0riental and african studies and joins me now. thank you for coming in. first off, did he deserve this award?|j thank you for coming in. first off, did he deserve this award? i think so. did he deserve this award? i think so. on balance, he did come out with a major, he has only been in office for one and a half years but came out with a major bank, in

after last year's boycott, the wall street a-listers are returning to the saudi financial conference,y mohammad bin salman, head of the royal family. he's been doing it the last couple years. last year it was boycotted by the a-listers because that was during the time right after the murder of the journalist khashoggi which a lot of people pointed to the royal family or its surrogates as committing that murder. now, a year later, a lot has changed including money. in a couple weeks, saudi aramco, the big oil company, state-owned oil company controlled by mbs, mbs will issue a massive ipo. every major wall street firm will be partaking in that. for that reason, you see the wall streeters return. now, we are not talking ceos. jamie dimon of jpmorgan chase is not going. i hear david solomon of goldman sachs is not going. but right under them, that's where they are sending their people. last year, they sent just local representatives. this year goldman sachs will send dina powell, i don't know if you remember her, used to work in the trump administration, is now a partner in the investmen

despite the close timing of the earthquakes and that pleasant hill/walnut creek area and hole lister in the south bay, the usgs says it didn't necessarily mean they're connected. it just really reiterates how many active faults we have here in the bay area. >>> the a's -- i tell you what, we have an earthquake. >> it's a day we remember like it was yesterday, but actually, it was 30 years ago. tomorrow marks 30 years since the loma prieta earthquake. it was a magical night. we were all watching the world series between the giants and the a's. but then the earth and candlestick park shook. at that game our very own terry mcsweeney. we're all watching. i was a kid wishing i could be at that game. you were there. how vivid are the memories there? >> like yesterday. it would have been a memorable night anyways. the giants in the world series for the first time in 27 years. we've got a game at candlestick, and i'm there. all of the sudden that took a back seat. i was well up in the second deck, down the first baseline, section 17, if you remember the old ballpark. and at first i wasn't su

. >> narrator: and he's found love with hollywood a-lister anne hathaway. >> he had this beautiful girlfriendad all the credibility in the world. >> narrator: but this italian is about to see his american dream fall apart... when his fraud is exposed. >> he wanted to live the lifestyle of the rich and famous, but he wanted to do it with everybody else's money.

one-year anniversary of the murder of khashoggi, wall street is now sending its heavy hitters, a-listersknow are going at least so far. we don't have an entire list. larry fink of blackrock is planning to attend. dina powell of goldman is planning to attend. the world bank is planning to attend. eric cantor is planning to attend. investment banking chiefs at both morgan stanley and jpmorgan are planning to attend. we do understand the trump white house is sending at least one top representative -- liz: a year ago they backed out of the davos of the desert. >> we should point out fox business was going to go and we backed out as well. liz: we're not going this year. >> not that i know of. no one's sending me. that's for sure. so what changed in a year? we will have a full write-up on foxbusiness.com. saudi arabia is now doing an ipo, okay, for its massive state-owned oil company. it's going to be, we are talking tens of millions of fees, probably undercounting the amount of fees because this is going to be a huge undertaking, so wall street wants that money. washington would like the pres

. >> zoe kravitz is the latest a-lister joining the upcoming batman movie.edly playing the riddler and production will begin next year. >>> next to a celebrity throwback that proves how timeless some celebrities are. >> in honor of #mancrushmonday, our good friend kelly ripa shared this throwback snap. >> the two met on the set of "all my children" and tied the knot back in 1996. just to show you how timeless this couple really is, there they are then and now, two and a half decades and three children later. speaking of all my children. i remember halley and mateo. >> wow, you do? >> yes, when they met on "all my children," they got married, it was a big production. it was so awesome, i love it. love halley, halley was my favorite on "all my children." >> good for you. >>> finally, we have seen some epic end zone celebrations. say hello to our new favorite. >> seattle seahawks performed "bye bye bye" to celebrate their touchdown during the game on sunday, the 'hawks celebrated on sunday. >> the official nsync twitter account tweeted this review. 10s across t

in the short-term, they pointed to a strong q4 with some really big hollywood a listers and some of thes. that should really help short-term growth. longer-term to have that mass appeal, having to invest really aggressively in content with more local language stuff in europe and elsewhere to sustain against this new wave of competitors. nejra: talk me through your view on tech. we have also been hearing from some of the semiconductor makers over the last couple of days. what has changed your view? >> very defensive exposure. we think the end of the year could see momentum. beneficiary ina terms of macro data and macro sentiment. in particular, trade. see the most recent, a good report, needing to add to the sector. the numbers have been fairly supportive so far. expectations are high. believe there is the case for tech to keep rebounding and delivering to the end of the year. manus: in terms of differentiating, you have this shift, the preference of software over hardware over semis. would a trade deal, a many trade deal, deliver something that would reinforce that view? emmanuel: i wou

eddie camp who see beyond brexit and have a longer strategy and want this negotiation —— the eddie listerw better be camps, but the prime minister said that the person to listen to is me. that is going to be a lot of briefing from downing street and we expect this. the rhetoric between fiow expect this. the rhetoric between now and the end of october is going to be really high. your viewers are going to be inundated with all kinds of positioning statements and signalling, actually, that it will happen in europe, it will happen in ireland and europe as well. —— the uk spell. and i believe he does want to get a deal. as johnson caught between the demands from you and your group between the demands from you and yourgroup and between the demands from you and your group and the brexit party on the other hand who, an election, would potentially threaten to hive off some of your photos? the brexit party, whatever type of brexit we come up with —— some of your voters. the brexit party will say that we can always have done something different. in the brexit party, nigel farage in particular, are c

parents, who have flown to the us to continue their fight for justice, as our correspondent richard listerg made a mistake. she killed our son, she a meeting made a mistake. she killed ourson, she did not a meeting made a mistake. she killed our son, she did not think about the accident. you cannot walk away from that and just leave and expect nothing to happen. our boy died, he deserves to have some justice what ever that turns out to be. you would wa nt ever that turns out to be. you would want justice for your child and that's all you want. we just want justice. justice for harry. in the continuing diplomatic battle. one of britain's most notorious paedophiles has been stabbed to death in prison. richard huckle, who was from kent, had beenjailed for abusing up to 200 children overseas. he was found dead in his cell at hmp full sutton in yorkshire yesterday. our home affairs correspondent sarah corker reports. six authors from around the world are competing for this year's booker prize for fiction. margaret atwood and sir salman rushdie are among the nominees hoping to take home the 50 t

let's get more with our correspondent richard lister who's at canning town station now.e end of two weeks of action of extinction rebellion, with this particular course of action, this particular course of action, this particular course of action, this particular occasion, it looks like they have overstretched the the public. i think london's rush-hour commuters are not the most patient bunch at the best of times, start throwing in this kind of protest into the mix and, frankly, people we re into the mix and, frankly, people were getting pretty annoyed, certainly here at canning town, it was really beginning to turn towards violence. this protest at canning town began just before seven o'clock, protesters went onto the roof of a london underground train, when it was in the station here, on thejubilee when it was in the station here, on the jubilee line. and when it was in the station here, on thejubilee line. and almost immediately, people started throwing things at them from the platform level, people coming off the train, you could... listening to the live stream, that

. >>> speaking of bachelorettes, we're hearing about one hollywood a-lister who's not a bachelorettenir lawrence and art dealer cooke maroney are now officially married. the two got married and held a reception at the notorious belcourt mansion in newport. >> emma stone, ashley olsen, nicole richie, cameron diaz, sienna miller. >> rounding out the celebrity guest list was amy schumer who revealed in a now-deleted instagram photo tilda swinton's white witch standing next to a serve vant dwarf saying quote, chris and i had the best time. >> it's not clear why schumer deleted that post but reports have revealed that there was a strict social media blackout at this wedding. >> the moment you hit the post button. >> it's game over. >> it's out there. >> exactly. >> speaking of mansions. justin bieber is going to great lengths to try to unload his in beverly hills. >> but he's not exactly staging it the way perhaps property brothers might recommend. the biebs is splashing his instagram feed with photos of the house decorated in a style that might best be described as early teenage game roo

thank you, richard lister reporting live from chelmsford magistrates‘ court. progress educational trust — says the ten—year limit for eggs that are frozen for non—medical reasons breaches human rights and has no scientific basis. the group claims an increasing number of women are now having to destroy their eggs — or become a mum before they are ready. let‘s now talk to carolyn. she paid for her frozen eggs to be transferred to spain before they reached the ten—year limit and were destroyed. she‘s asked us only to use her first name. sabrina madew is with us — she was weeks from reaching the ten—year limit when she was granted an extension because of health reasons. sally cheshire is the chair of the human fertilisation and and embryology authority, the uk‘s regulator of the fertility sector. and director of progress educational trust — sarah norcross — is here. welcome all of you. you froze your eggs when you were 37 and it cost you £10,000 — why did you decide to do it? i was single at the time and i knew i wanted to have a family, and i thought it would giv

to claire farrell, right here, spokesman for extinction rebellion, first, correspond and richard listern. as it comes down? is it still going on? it has calmed down, things running normally again but really there were very dramatic scenes as we saw this morning, when these protesters climbed on top of the train, that had pulled into the jubilee line platform, here at canning town. above ground situation, they were not under the ground. so that made things a little easierfor the ground. so that made things a little easier for the protesters to get onto the top of the train. they u nfu rled onto the top of the train. they unfurled a banner, they were up there for 20 minutes or so, in that time, as more people came onto the platform, commuters on the train got out, and tensions started to considerably rise. people were throwing things at protesters from the platform, shouting abuse at them. people jumping up the platform, shouting abuse at them. peoplejumping up trying to grab them by the legs and eventually one person grabbed one of the protesters by the leg and pulled him from the train.

think he had any say in leo's final decision, but if leo hadn't said yes, there were a few other a-listersy. and little known fact, paul rudd's dad is a titanic expert. he goes around and does speeches on it. >> very cool. >> i rarely have that. >> so surprised. [ applause ] >>> and finally, who needs flowers when you can have chicken nuggets? take a look at this. that is a wedding bouquet filled with chicken nuggets. now they happen to be the bride's favorite snack, so her cousin jenna surprised her with her during her toast writing on instagram, i think the bride is more excited for nugs than her new hubby. it turns out that jenna had been planning on incorporating chicken nuggets into the nuptials for some time, so she reached tout to the chicken brand tyson to make it happen. and guess what? it's perfect because their last name is tyson. no word on if that was the bouquet they tossed. you see women tackle each other for the bouquet. that one, i would have taken no prisoners and i would have dove. >> i thought we were getting chicken nuggets. a little disappointed. >> you have cookies e

african-american to own a studio outright without any other partners. [ applause ] yeah, there were so many a-listers. jackson, halle berry and m favorite, pi golerg. [ applause ] and so many more. including beyonce who made a surprise appearance with jay-z showing up in a glowing golden gown and we sat down with tyler to ask him what this groundbreaking moment meant to him. >> it means hope for so many people because i want people to walk through these gates, walk through these doors and go, man, if he did it, i can do it too so my hope is that somebody catches that wave of, i can do it too. if that happens, then all of this has been worth it. >> tyler's landmark studio is a 330-acre campus with 11 sound stages and even a replica of the white house on sight and while tyler, of course, will be using the studios for his own productions he's opened the door to other projects to film there like "walking dead" and "black panther." >> wonderful. in and one of those eleven were named for whoopi goldberg and the thing i love most about tyler. he not only achieves excellence but everyone around him is brough

. >> reporter: so we called in nanny connie, the baby whisperer that a-listers like jessica biel, justin are even smarter and temper tantrums are just them trying to be vocal and they can't be vocal or trying to get your attention and they can't get your attention and they feel like if i act out you'll come to my rescue even faster. >> reporter: nanny connie's baby battle game plan, use a star chart to reward positive behavior with stickers. >> they work so well with visuals and let him see today you did it all the way through and then when he gets it all the way through, well, mom, i achieved it this week. >> reporter: next set a timer to create a routine and parameters around play time. >> if he wants to play with his truck, okay, fine, you get 15 more minutes or you get five more minutes. set the timer with me. >> reporter: but if that timer leads to a tantrum, hit the snooze button. >> first ring, so now he knows i'm close to the end so that we just don't cut him off cold turkey. >> reporter: armed with her advice the bransgroves put it to the test. >> have you been doing good with y

. ♪ can i go where you go ♪ can we always -- >> the superstar is the latest a-lister to perform for npr'sthan 300 people packed in the room. you can see right there to watch taylor who told them she wanted to, quote, take this as an opportunity to show you guys how the songs sounded when i first wrote them which for the "lover" album meant waking up in the middle of the night, she says, stumbling to the piano in her pajamas when she got ideas for songs. over 800 have been done since they started the series. i highly recommend you check them out, started in 2008, everyone from the jonas brothers to lizzo, classical artists have taken that tiny little stage. they are really remarkable shows. we're guessing this one, though, may be a hard act to follow. check it out. [ applause ] really, really nice. she's getting out there and that music is great. >>> also today in "pop news," georgia state university has a new artist in residence. ludacris. the three-time grammy winner giving back. he'll take part in lectures and mentor students alongside other professors -- excuse me. >> bless you. >> ble

let's get the latest now, richard lister is at canning town. tell us what has happened.f the train as well. these two protesters unfurled a banner, on the top, identifying themselves as extinction rebellion. at that point, things got a bit nasty. a number of commuters on the train got out of the train, one or two started throwing things, a lot of people we re throwing things, a lot of people were hurling abuse at these protesters. nevertheless, they stayed up there for 20 minutes before one of the passengers on the platform reached up, grabbed one of the protest is by the leg, and pulled him from the roof of the train. —— occupys. another protester got —— another passenger got onto the train and chased him down the traina the train and chased him down the train a little way until they both came off the top of the train. and at that stage, station staff were starting to restore order. not before a number of the people on the platform appeared to be beating up one of the protesters that had been pulled off the roof of the train, he looked quite shaken, in the video that i

she took down cam that lister in the -- kamala harris in the first debate.aming, elizabeth warren shaking your finger, and you've got beto who's waving his arms like an inflatable at the car wash, and now you've got tulsi gabbard who's, frankly, a very slow, deliberate, meticulous and methodical burn. i think she's an incredible candidate, much better than she gets credit for. i don't agree with her on a lot of issues, but some things i do, and i respect her. i genuinely respect her. and i think she's a force to be reckonedded with in the democratic field. ed: governor mike huckabee, appreciate you coming in. griff: thanks, governor. >> see you later. griff: fox news alert, chaos continues as u.k. lawmakers delay voting on a deal again. ed: what in the world happens next? nobody knows, but nigel farage, he's the insider's insider. we'll get the scoop from him live next. ♪ i wanna keep doing what i love, that's the retirement plan. with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide prote

mr shah denies the charges against him. 0ur correspondent, richard lister, was in court.e 34 alleged assaults are alleged to have taken place between may 2009 and july 2013. the jury heard from the prosecutor today that in one case, with one woman, he raised the issue of angelina jolie's cancer fears and with another, jade goody‘s death from cervical cancer to persuade patients they should have these intimate, invasive examinations. the jury was also told by the prosecutor that he had persuaded women under the age of 25 to have smear tests, sometimes multiple times, against nhs guidelines. he denies all the charges against him. the court heard he had been previously convicted of 17 similar allegations against 17 women. that's a case which can only now be reported. three people have been arrested following last month's theft of a golden toilet from blenheim palace. the art installation, valued at around £4.8 million, was allegedly taken in an overnight raid last month. thames valley police said a 35—year—old man, a 34—year—old man, and a 36—year—old woman — all from oxford