, young lizzie, or the young child, not lizzie. also just want you to see an example. this was of interest to me as a predominantly dancer/theater historian. i have to say before i started working in the music division, i was not going to music scores to find out a lot of information. this is an example of where composer morton gould, who is collaborating day in/day out with agnes de mille on the sections of her ballet, helps us to see the creative process. this is an early sketch and he has listed the sections. it gives us a little bit of information. we know the prologue, which is section one. we know that was instrumental music that was played for the opening theme, where we all are going to see the gallows and hear the indictment and the verdict read. it is a framing device that agnes de mille used. it was with words. we don't always think about words and ballet going together, but that is what happened for this one. and we see the elegy. that was a lyrical dream sequence where child lizzie and the birth mother and their father

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. >>> most of us know the nursery rhyme "lizzie borden took an ask ". moriarty who sits at the table to talk about a crime is launching a podcast. her storytelling is going be a little different. she's taking listeners right along to the scene of the crime. >> we are looking at the stories that we probably can put on the tv and doing things we've never done before. we spend the night at a crime scene. in the lizzie borden house. >> the series is created by the team at 48 hours. we will be right back. >>> another live look from chopper 5. a massive climate protest is underway. a global day of action. what a show of unity to use a less fossil fuel. more on that story coming up at 5 pm. you can also find the latest on a kpix.com. have a great day. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette prot

you're watching sportsday with lizzie greenwood—hughes and ben croucher the headlines on saturday onebiggest upsets in rugby world cup history, ireland are stunned by hosts japan. they pose a lot of questions to us, and unfortunately we could not come up and unfortunately we could not come up with the right answers. mahrez magic at goodison park as manchester city beat everton 3—1 in the late kick off. and liverpool take advantage of a shocker in sheffield as henderson's howler maintains their winning start to the season. also coming up in the programme. we'll track the progress of the british sprinters in doha, where zarnell hughes makes it through to tonight's 100 metre final. and we tell you how annamiek van vlueten produced one of the most astonishing solo rides to win gold at the road cycling world championships in yorkshire. where else to start than injapan and the result of the rugby world cup so far and one of the biggest upsets in the tournament's history. hosts japan stunned ireland. ireland had never lost a world cup match to a team outside the traditional tier one nations

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across the sahara to libya but if they can't pay the driver sell them to torture chambers of the lizzie's understands why they do that. or not is it the women they say i spent money on you know what am i supposed to do i want my money back and i want profit on top of that that was when i started torturing people. we often hear refugees say that they're not put off by stories like this smugglers other only hope and they're prepared to pay any price even if it means risking their lives. mario one of the authors who put the report together is with us now in the store studio good morning mario morning that was a very moving reports a very disturbing 1st firsthand accounts that you found there people being sold to extortion as to use torture. is there any way to tell how common this is very difficult to say actually as i just saw the smuggler that we that we have met that we interviewed also in the report he says that sometimes refugees come to his drivers and say you know i don't have any money but i want to travel through this how does the tibia have a friend in libya who will pay for me but

- trade with american and she needs to start hearing from people like harley in orange county and lizzie in houston people whose elections depend on getting moderate republicans from pro- trade to pull the lever again and once she starts hearing from them it will get on the floor. steve: is a very personal thing and this is probably reason why they like it because the president is delivering his promises. i will improve it and methodically goes through his promises improved and here it is. that's what they don't want. >> but this is what the american people do want. when you look at the economy numbers for august and look at the .7% on employment that is the 18th straight month that we have been under 4%. you do this so it picks up ad trade with canada and helps with the auto manufacturing situation and it gives you more activity and wages will continue to increase. that is a good thing for american families and right now what they want is to be able to say we will have a bigger paycheck last year than we did or next year than we did last year and they want to see that economic growth be

the president -- >> neil: the answer to that then lizzy? consensus is they're going to cut later on this month. >> nor the fed. >> neil: a quarter point. maybe more to come. is that what you're buying? >> the fed can't carry it all. you're absolutely right. there's a slow down. you look at exports to china plummeting from $24 billion to 1 billion. the farm belt is hurting. the farm belt can declare a victory. he's the only president that has taken this on full force and he's rights to do it. no rationale person can think it's normal for any country to take another country -- >> neil: i don't want to get in a trade argument. i do want to know, melissa, what you think is going on something that the economy can weather if we don't get a settlement or a deal before the election? the message coming from the federal reserve was to lizzy's point, we're going to do what we can but we can't go nuts here. >> i think the economy can weather it for two reasons. one, people are working. they're spending money. two, the corporate tax cuts really helped c

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thanks, lizzie. before we go — a reminder of tonight's news.signed from cabinet, saying she could not stand by while loyal moderate conservatives were expelled from the party. there will be more on that on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. and the chancellor sajid javid will be appearing on the the andrew marr show tomorrow morning. that's here on bbc one at the earlier time of 8:30am. but that's all for us for now. goodnight. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. more on that breaking news this evening — amber rudd has quit the cabinet and conservative party, saying she cannot stand by while loyal, moderate conservatives are expelled. the work and pensions secretary said she no longer believed leaving the eu with a deal was the government's main objective. she described the sacking of 21 tory mps on tuesday as an assault on decency and democracy. amber rudd has quit the cabinet. the mp for hastings and rye who supported remain in the 2016 referendum said her resignation had been "a difficult decision". it was an honour to joi

now with all the sport, here's lizzi greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre.ireland have vowed to "dust themselves down and get better" after they were beaten by japan in one of the biggest shocks in the history of the rugby world cup. they lost 19—12 to the hosts, who now top pool a. andy swiss reports from shizuoka. japan, we win! it couldn't happen again, could it? a sea of red and white flowed to shizuoka as japan fans hoped for another world cup miracle. at the last tournament they beat south africa and now they had ireland in their sights. but at first it seemed there would be no repeat. garry ringrose with the first of two early tries to put ireland in control. inspired by theirfans, though, the hosts clawed their way back. three penalties closed the gap to 12—9 at the break. and after it, the moment that sent the decibel level to new dizzying heights. kenki fukuoka the hero. japan in dreamland as the stadium sensed something very special indeed. and they were not to be disappointed as after another japan penalty, the final whistle sparked scenes ofjubi

will resign to pave the way for a new elections nobody in but do a replace longtime president up to lizzie's but a flicker he was forced out by mass demonstrations activists have demanded prime minister but do we step down for any new elections are held they also want the former presidents in a circle to be removed from power of the army to play a small role in algeria as a fair as cameron's president has announced a national dialogue to try to solve a separatist crisis in a rare public address to the nation president paul b.s. says he wants to end the conflict between security forces and armed rebels in cameron's english speaking areas and will be led by the prime minister and will start at the end of this month people in english speaking regions say that marginalized by the majority who speak french the u.n. says fighting since 2070 has killed 800 people and displaced half a 1000000 of us. that is why i have decided to convene at the end of this month a major national dialogue that will enable us within the limits of our constitution to examine ways and means of meeting the deep aspiration

after lizzie's also knows about the torture chambers often migrants 1st stop in libya he has his own reasoning why that is so that they are the migrants largely brought this upon themselves. he explains that if refugees can't pay for their trip through the desert the drivers sell them to torture us mainly members of criminal gangs or militias he says after all his drivers have to make ends meet. or unless i get the bullet and walk with me they say i spent money on your behalf i want to get it back and turn a profit or like that's why they started torturing people. for him there's no room for compassion business as business. is because if we didn't do i hope migrants. suppose that we're going to do this to earn a living i wouldn't do anything that's against the law to help them. many refugees are aware of the dangers but they won't let that deter them to find out why we make our way to one of the so-called to get tolls on the outskirts of us here people smugglers hide migrants away until they are enough of them to turn a profit each passenger must pay around $500.00 us dollars for the

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we managed to meet someone who profits from the refugees suffering he calls himself of the lizzie's occupation my grandmother for $500.00 he brings migrants across the sahara to libya but if they can't pay the driver sell them to torture chambers adela's use understands why they do that. when was it the women they say i spent money on you what am i supposed to do when i want my money back and i want to profit on top of that that was when they started torturing people. we often hear refugees say that they're not put off by stories like this the smugglers other only hope and they're prepared to pay any price even if it means risking their lives. mariel who you just saw in that report is with me now good to have you here. you met refugees in this you would spend time in libya tell me what those of qantas was like what struck you most truck me of the more impressed me a rather the resilience and the strength of the refugees that i am and most of them already in the home countries they endured physical and so called logical abuse a woman that i talked to as she was from darfur in sudan and she had

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good men from leeds we went to because a deposit on to a community organisation would have committed lizzie she no longer exists. really southern weather for that we're not able to get that much information that could offer included the story for me. this is the piece that i found in gone from a dump site it's only words belong to doubly sure constabulary and i really do want to vote in 2009 yes we put the story on the front page because we knew that people would be outraged that obviously police you know were somehow getting their equipment on a landfill in god it was a difficult investigation the story and i had to fill in the press offices several times and to push it they said that they at that time were using a contractor to deal with their waste and it was the contractor who had arranged well for the waste to be disposed of and so i guess there was a little bit of them saying it's not really us here it's the contract. waste i don't think people have quite grasped the seriousness of it and can brush it away to a certain degree in the way that they wouldn't necessarily please you know t

hello, and welcome to sportsday, with me, lizzie greenwood—hughes, and gavin ramjaun.es this evening: england get off to a disastrous start in their response to australia, as hopes of winning the ashes back fade in the fourth test. they're on top of the world. ireland are number one in the rankings ahead of the world cup after beating wales in dublin. madness at monza. charles leclerc seals top spot at the italian grand prix, but several of the drivers failed to finish. also coming up in the programme — a hat trick from harry kane sends england back to the top of their euro 2020 qualifying group. and over 31,000 were at the etihad to watch the first professional women's manchester derby. let's start with the ashes, which england are looking somewhat unlikely to win back from australia. at the close of play on day four of the fourth test england were 18 for two in their second innings, a huge 364 runs behind australia and needing to avoid defeat which would see the famous trophy remaining in aussie hands. australia actually didn't get too many runs in their second innin

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we manage to meet someone who profits from the refugees suffering he calls himself of the lizzie's occupation migrants model for $500.00 he brings migrants across the sahara to libya but if they can't pay the driver sell them to torture chambers adela's use understands why they do that. or not is it the women they say i spent money on you know what am i supposed to do i want my money back and i want profit on top of that that was when i started torturing people. we often hear refugees say that they're not put off by stories like this the smugglers other only hope and they're prepared to pay any price even if it means risking their lives. and important story their reboarded like all the great you're with me mariel merely she's here in the studio with me where you just got back from. what struck you most of the conversations you had with the refugees well what struck me most was actually the strength and and also the resilience of the people that i met. you know it's an absurd almost surreal situation because you get there and you know you ask people to tell about their doc experiences you know

blue buffalo lizzie gets purina dog chow ever read the ingredients? could you read a few? sure.e. deboned chicken whole grain corn chicken meal meat & bone meal brown rice corn gluten meal barley animal fat oatmeal soybean meal while both foods provide complete and balanced nutrition. 9 out of 10 dog chow feeders prefer the ingredients in blue buffalo. and get your dogs delicious blue treats. the tasty treat you'll feel good about giving. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> on this day in 1960, 20-year-old wilma rudolph won the first of three gold medals at the summer olympics and the 100 meter dash she overcome polio set a world record for the event at 11 seconds flat >> she beat them by a lot you can see there. a shocker in new york as number one ceded novak djokovic bougws out of the u.s. open he had been battling a shoulder injury throughout the tournament going down two sets to stan warinka, djokovic called over

britain's lizzie deignan, who grew up in the local area could only finish 31st. —— annemiek van vleuteneir first demand for documents in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, has been ordered to hand over ukraine—related material within a week. the us special envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, has resigned. earlier i spoke to paul glastris, who is editor—in—chief of the washington monthly, and the former senior speechwriter to bill clinton. i started by asking him how much trouble president trump might be in, this time. serious trouble. it looks like the drive to impeachment has begun, certainly an enquiry is happening that was not happening prior to the revelations. the unclear thing is what crime was committed? one can make a house of foreign policy and the venal and still not commit a crime. things are moving very fast. and his revelations, at least on face value, are quite extraordinary. he used the power of his office to not only dig up dirt on the most likely opponent, is most likely opponent in 2020, but he did so by denying military aid,

we managed to meet someone who profits from the refugees suffering he calls himself of the lizzie's occupation migrants model for $500.00 he brings my gran's across the sahara to libya but if they can't pay the driver sell them to torture chambers of dollars he's understands why they do that. or not is it the do they say i spend money on you what am i supposed to do i want my money back and i want profit on top of that that was when i started torturing people. we often hear refugees say that they're not put off by stories like this smugglers other only hope and they're prepared to pay any price even if it means risking their lives. and that report by the modern joins me in the studio welcome now you've just got back from a distressing stories we heard in your report what struck you most in your conversations with refugees there what impressed me most i think is the resilience the strength of the refugees they went through unspeakable things horrible trauma and i met for example a woman from darfur in sudan she witnessed the execution of our loved ones and she decided to flee she traveled throu

blue buffalo lizzie gets purina dog chow ever read the ingredients? could you read a few? sure.e. deboned chicken whole grain corn chicken meal meat & bone meal brown rice corn gluten meal barley animal fat oatmeal soybean meal while both foods provide complete and balanced nutrition. 9 out of 10 dog chow feeders prefer the ingredients in blue buffalo. and get your dogs delicious blue treats. the tasty treat you'll feel good about giving. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. >>> there's an assassination attempt on the president >> he's being charged with the attempted murder of the president of the united states >> george butler's angel has fallen scored another weekend box office win with over $11 million. raunchy comedy good boys raked in $9 million. and disney's lion king roared adding to the $16 million gross. >> the chaotic demonstrations in hong kong, pro democracy groups blocked access to the international airport t

now, with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. hello.irst women's global 100 metre medal for nearly 60 years. she took silver in the final at the world athletics championships in doha. our correspondent, natalie pirks, reports. the light show was dazzling. the tension, discernible. and then, dina. already the first british woman ever to reach a world 100 metres final, this was a step into the unknown. and everywhere she looked were lanes packed with sprinting royalty. less than 11 seconds stood between her and immortality. dina asher-smith is right there, thompson trying to come through. shelly—ann fraser—pryce, a fourth gold—medal, her fourth title. dina asher—smith ran brilliantly well. as the rainbow head pocket rocket from jamaica claimed gold, it sunkin rocket from jamaica claimed gold, it sunk in that asher—smith's first world medal was silver. dina asher—smith is the poster girl for british athletics and she showed why. running a lifetime best to win silver and the first british woman in history to win a medal in the world 100 met

head of a political party who are also jailed the highest profile prosecution since president under lizzie's beautifully resigned in april after 20 years in power and months of protests against his rule. egyptian rights groups say that security forces have arrested around a 1000 people since anti-government protests began last week amnesty international is calling on world leaders gathering to confront egypt's president abdul fattah el-sisi at the u.n. general assembly in new york more protests are planned in egypt for this friday. greece's 3 month old conservative government is facing its 1st public strike since taking power thousands of workers staged a mass walkout to protest against planned labor reforms as heroes johnson reports now from athens. government offices and banks were closed on tuesday bringing business to a standstill in many places public transport workers walked out so getting to work was an ordeal as buses and ferries didn't run schools were closed and hospitals operated with reduced stuff but trades union leaders say all that some inconvenience compared to what workers w

lizzie, where is this whole thing going with north korea?a wants a bomb and also wants the u.s. out of that hemisphere. doesn't want it anywhere near. so does china. that's what we keep hearing from our sources. i mean, it's all about the personality and the characteristics of kim jong-un. neil: maybe the president will talk about this. right now. >> -- national security adviser, he worked for me for quite awhile now, with hostages, we've had a tremendous track record with respect to hostages. robert can tell you about it. we brought a lot of people back home and we haven't spent any money so that's good, because you can't do the money thing. if you do the money thing, all of a sudden it will double and triple and quadruple, you say what's going on. so robert's been fantastic. we know each other well. and maybe robert, say a few words, please. >> great. thank you. it's a privilege to serve with the president and we look forward to another year and a ha half. we've had tremendous foreign policy successes under president trump's leadership. i

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie. for england. england are clinging onto the ashes by theirfinger nails. they're still at the crease but they've lost four wickets on the final day of the fourth test. knowing defeat at old trafford would hand the keep the trophy in australia's hands. england started the day on 18 for two chasing the impossible target of 383 to win, so in reality hoping to draw which would means they really would have wanted to keep itjust two down for as long as possible today. but jason roy went before lunch on 31, bowled by pat cummins who's been exceptional with the ball in this match. then england's talisman ben stokes went cheaply, caught on one by the wicketkeeper and captain tim paine. jo denyljust scarpde a half century before being caught and jonny bairstow was lbw for cummins fourth wicket of the day so far. the last batsman — joss butter is still in alongside craig 0verton. they need to survive a lot of cricket to eek out a draw and take the series to a decider at the oval on thursday. ferra

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. good evening. the fourth test by 185 runs after almost forcing a draw on the final day at old trafford. australia will now keep hold of the famous urn, as our correspondent andy swiss reports. it was a day english cricket finally ran out of miracles. more nerve shredding drama, but it was ultimately australia's ashes. england began knowing they would have to bat the entire day to keep their hopes alive but as the wickets started to tumble, including ben stokes for just started to tumble, including ben stokes forjust one, a chances seemed even more remote. then some timely resistance, a gutsy 50 from joe denly. after tea, jofra archer was the eighth man out, it was surely all over? not quite. enter england's new hero, jack leach. for over an hour, he and craig 0verton kept australia at bay. each defensive prod greeted with a roar and with time ticking and light fading, the fans were starting to believe. when his long vigil was finally ended, australia needed just one more wicket and at 615 pm... gon

that was hated president wilson or is called to celebrate independence day a latin america editor lizzie newman is at a protest in sao paulo. but you see part of the traditional shout of the excluded march takes place every year here in brazil on independence day while the president overseas the military parade in the capital brasilia this is. against budget cuts in education and also against the fires in the amazon and of course the criticism that the president has not done anything. to prevent them and to stop the people who are also. demanding the release of the former president. and also women are out. here behind me saying that the number of brazil has increased significantly since president bush for not came to office in january in fact he has gone down significantly according to the. opinion poll july it has plummeted from 37 to 29 percent. india's space agency has lost contact with its mainland and as it made its final approach there were scenes of disappointment in the mission control center it's not even known yet if the man. named victor crashed or suffered a technical fault i

hello, and welcome to sportsday, with me, lizzie greenwood—hughes, and gavin ramjaun. headlines this evening: in the ashes, england chasing 383 to win after australia declare on on the fourth test on on the fourth test at old trafford. they're on top of the world. ireland are number one in the rankings ahead of the world cup after beating wales in dublin. madness at monza. charles leclerc seals top spot at the italian grand prix, but several of the drivers failed to finish. also coming up in the programme, in football, we'll have the latest from england's european qualifier against bulgaria. and over 31,000 were at the etihad to watch the first professional women's manchester derby. england's cricketers are giving it their all at old trafford as they try to prevent australia retaining the ashes. the aussies declared their second innings on 186—6 on the fourth day of the fourth test, knowing defeat tomorrow will mean the famous trophy stays down under. crucially for england, though, their nemesis steve smith is out. but with a lead of 382 runs, surely the best england c

britain's lizzie deignan, who grew up in the local area, could only finish 31st.a privilege in my career to experience a home world championships. thank you to everyone that came out and supported, because they made the event what it was, and it will be a race i'll neverforget. another local rider, ben swift, will be hoping he can bring home gold in the men's elite road race, which gets under way later. the british champion will have a strong team of five riders alongside him, including the 2018 tour de france winner, geraint thomas. the welshman was due to ride in the time trial earlier in the week, but pulled out to focus all his efforts on helping swift's ambitions. he has been super motivated for this old year and he's got on really well. we have adam yates and teo who are also in fine form, so we have three fine guys there right in the crunch at the final and then with myself, we can help them as far as we can. in the big rugby game at the world cup, wheels lead 23—8 at half—time. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and wel

one of the big british hopes is former world champion lizzie deignan, who is very much on home territoryarts in bradford, my sister lives in bradford. it goes through my home town, past the church i was marilyn, past my school, past my parents‘ house, finishes here where we live now. it is surreal really. no excuse for getting lost! nicola adams is just a couple of hours away from what she's called the biggest fight of her career. and that's coming from someone who has won back—to—back 0lympic titles. she inherited the wbo world flyweight title without having to step into the ring, but she defends it this evening against the mexican maria salinas at the royal albert hall, the famous venue staging its first pro women's bout. this is definitely the biggest fight of my career as a pro so far. and i haven't taken my eye off the ball, i haven't taken my eye off the ball, i have stayed focused, i have stayed dedicated. this is one more step in the right direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight division. i love the sport, i love what i do, and it is inspiring to see people like

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, the headlines tonight.yndsy sharp won't be competing for a medal in the 800 metres. no trouble for european champion zharnel hughes who comfortably wins his heat. and one of the world's best wicketkeepers — england's sarah taylor retires from international cricket due to anxiety. in times when i've had to run off onto the change rooms and i would be sickjust sometimes with sheer panic. so plenty of sport for you tonight, we're starting in qatar where the world athletics championships got underway today. there have already been plenty of talking points from the lack of ticket sales and air conditioned stadium to the contraversial favourite for the men's 100 metres title. natalie pirks has been following the action and joins me live from doha. natalie, it's very late there isn't it — but the marathon is only just getting underway! plenty of british interest in the men's100 metres sprints — they have just gone around because they doing several loops of the chorus. it is hot. it's 32 degrees here still at half

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