lucy: yes. businesses are being impacted come essentially through oil price, through the saudi fund and interest in silicon valley. as far as sanctions are concerned, there are indications that there will be none, because of the influence between the governments. we think that the oil price has had a little boost, but in fact the data is going the other way. has been greater sufficiency of the u.s. and oil, so oil probably not a major factor. silicon valley is an interesting one. have billions in the division find, but that is -- fund, but that is likely to change. the impact is unlikely to be that much. does it push away the saudi aramco ipo? it is very difficult for investors to come in. lucy: yes, we have written that off anyway. francine: does that impact petro dollars? a potential impact on things prices, there are i can come in that are reliant on the petrodollar, so if we see the oil price spike, that will have an impact on the dollar. and it will haven't negative impact on those who are

handel: lucy, you and your family have a tragedy. it takes courage to endure such a horrific thing -- to turn such a horrific thing into a mission and a passion. we just happen to disagree on the approach to keep our communities safest. i support strengthening universal background checks, we did that in congress this summer, closing several loopholes and making sure the agencies responsible for maintaining that system did so. supported opening up the door for federal research into gun violence because i think we have to understand what into gun violence because i think we have to understand what happening, particularly with our young people. it's why i supported fully funding the 20th century cures act. we must do better in the arena of mental health and build out our mental health capacity. >> 96 americans continued -- ms. mcbath: 96 americans continue to representative- handel and the trump administration continued to turn a blind eye to what 90% of americans in this country agree back on checks often fail and red flag laws prevent

going to share any motion me lucy. what lucy what's your favorite subject in school what you like to learn about this one issue of children in florida. so. how is your english lucy one. year. untasted. so this issue lucy has that she has cataracts in both eyes and appears as though she has normal visual ability but in fact it's significantly impaired so much so that it's had a real impact on being able to go to school and her lifestyle at home so with the intervention this afternoon with the right medical treatment she may be able to make a real positive impact on that. i don't see. they don't want to have this surgery is another opportunity for doctors benjamin and bony to work together your age this kid. so they're all set to go and theatre is now sort of sleep under general anaesthetic the surgeons are scrubbed and set to go so this can see how they're going on. during the operation the cataract is removed through a tiny incision in the on and a synthetic lens is inserted and i'll just use the pickup laser fifteen d

i am lucy mcbath. in 2012 my son was killed. and what people have considered the national loud music case. i started questioning our leaders. why were these tragedies happening? as i continued to ask more and more questions, there was silence. there was complicity. what i began to understand was that nobody was willing to do anything. that is the reason why i stood up and that is why i am taking action. what i have noticed over and over again is that karen handel and other republican legislators will not take action. they refuse to do anything about this unnecessary gun violence. the only thing i am beholden to is the people that i talk to every single day, and my son's legacy. i am running because i am a mother on a mission here in marietta to represent everyone. rep. handel: thank you for this opportunity to be here, and to the people of the sixth district, thank you for the honor of serving you. i worked hard over the years to represent you as secretary of state, and now in congress where i am working to get results for you.

but again, lucy, it is wrong to mislead the voters about that.is illegal to take that fraudulent homestead exemption. saidust write here today you lived in tennessee in 2016 and 2017. you said repeatedly your husband is a permanent resident of tennessee. you cannot be a permanent resident of another state and illegally take a homestead exemption from a different state. you must by law register your vehicles here. and is about honesty transparency, and it is about paying your fair share of taxes just like the rest of the voters in the sixth district and the state of georgia. >> you have a rebuttal. mrs. mcbath: representative when my son was murdered in jacksonville, florida, i brought in here to marietta. he is buried 15 minutes from my house. for you to continue to accuse me of being disingenuous and not paying taxes and not living here in this district, well i guess i would assume i would expect something like that from a career politician like you. >> that concludes our second round. for those just joining us, this is the debate between candid

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i see jordan in them. >> lucy faces a republican incumbent karen handle in november.epublican primary opponent, anthony gonzalez, a former ohio state university football player, who also received an a rating from the nra. that was just one snippet of all of this work that this wonderful team and myself have been putting out. please check out the rest of my series. go to cnn.com/americanwomaninpolitics. >> they're calling the president's mocking of christine blasey ford wrong, appalling, inappropriate. one republican said they may see the fbi's interview notes today. stand by. welcome to the place where people go to learn about their medicare options... before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why... medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. only about 80% of your medical costs. this part is up to you... yeah, everyone's a li

lucy manning, bbc news. i asked our legal correspondent clive coleman where today's developments leave the apparent conflict between the law and parliamentary privilege. i think it leaves everything in a bit of a mess. we had a similar situation some seven years ago, i think it leaves everything in a bit of a mess. people will remember the super injunction story that was a very big story that ran and ran. seven years ago, there was an injunction in place, i can say now it was related to the football the ryan giggs, over allegations of an affair. and that got out on the twitter, in spite of the injunction, some 75,000 people tweeted it, and john hemming, the liberal democrat mp stood up in parliament and named him. now that was seen to be constitutionally really quite thing, because the injunction is ordered by the court, it is the rule of law, working an operative, and then mp standing up and using parliamentary privilege to effectively pierce the injunction was seen as not a good thing if it happened on a r

challenger mike braun, and libber tainier lucy brenton.he winner of this election will represent to people of indiana in a six-year term in washington. i'm your moderator an riter, i am a syrian lecturer at the media school in broadcast journalism. i was on the air in channel 13. and i'm a member of theind broadcast hall of fame. for the next hour, the candidates will debate unscripted some of the issues, a variety of them. nearly all the questions came from you, the voters, and we have members of the public here who submitted questions to theind debate commission and they are here to read their questions in person. none of the questions nor their topics has been shared in advance with any of the candidates. so now it is my pleasure to introduce you to the candidates. lucy brenton, the libertarian is a finance professional of indianapolis. she ran for the u.s. senate in 2012. in the middle is jaw ejoe donnelly who is complete his first term. he was elected to the senate in 2012. and mike brown an auto parts descrubter in southwest, indiana

anddonnelly, mike braun, lucy brenton.he winner of this election on november 6 will present the people of indiana in a six-year term in washington. i am your moderator. correspondental and i'm honored to be here to serve as your moderator of this very important debate. for about the next hour the candidates will be debating a variety of issues. as with the first debate, nearly all of the questions came from you, members of the public who submitted questions about what concerns you. some of them are here to ask the question in person. none of the questions nor the topics have been shared in advance with any candidate. and now, here are your candidates. donnelly, thejoe democrat income it completing his first term. he was elected in 2012. in the middle is republican mike braun, and auto parts distributor of jasper in southwest indiana at a former state representative. republican primary in may. also with us is lucy brenton, the libertarian. a finance professor in indianapolis. she previously ran in 2015. -- 2016. now the can

going to share any motion me lucy. what lucy what's your favorite subject in school what you like to learn about this one issue is just really interesting also. so. how is your english lucy one. year. untasted. so this issue lucy has that she has cataracts in both eyes and appears as though she has normal visual ability but in fact it's significantly impaired so much so that it's had a real impact on being able to go to school and her lifestyle at home so with the intervention this afternoon with the right medical treatment which may be able to make a real positive impact on that. i don't see if they don't question this surgery is another opportunity for doctors benjamin anam bony to work together your age this kid. so they're all set to go in theatre should now sort of sleep under general anaesthetic the surgeons are scrubbed and set to go so this can see how they came. during the operation the cataract is removed through a tiny incision in the on and a synthetic lens is inserted and i'll just use the pick up laser fi

handel is being challenged by lucy mcbeth and, robert woodall is in a dead heat with democrat carolyn bardo. in illinois, there are six g.o.p. incumbent, peter ross cap. he has a razor-thin edge over democrat. mike bost has a slim lead over democrat brendan kelly. and in illinois 13th g.o.p. district, incumbent rodney davis has a significant edge over democrat betsy laundry again. in illinois 14, we have a republican randy whole-grain who is locked in a close race with lauren underwood. and donald trump oneness, republican incumbent bruce colic wins, his seat is now being threatened by democrat jared golden. and republican tim wahlberg squares off against democrat gretchen driscoll. g.o.p. incumbent mike bishop with a tight race, and michigan

my name is lucy brenton, and i have got great news. only seven short days until the attack as end and we can get back to hoosier hysteria. sugar cream pie and preparing our homes for our holidays for our families. i am just like you. i am a mom, a businesswoman, and , yes senatorial candidate. , ai am here to share solutions with you this evening. first, i will uphold and defend the constitution and fight any politician that tries to take your rights away. i will work to repeal every unconstitutional law. second, we must have economic stability. and that means lowering taxes and reducing spending. our children should not have to face the boondoggle spending that the old parties have done that only paid off their big business buddies. and third, your individual rights are at stake. you should have the right to do whatever you want, as long as you don't hurt anyone else or take their stuff. tomorrow, you should wake up more free than you are today. thank you. ms. nawaz: thank you to the candidates. now, let's jump into the questions. thi

now even though under lucie is the southernmost region in mainland spain the country does have regionseven further south we're heading to the canary islands seven main islands located off the african coast and the atlantic ocean each has a distinctive character and millions of tourists flock to them every year we have visiting four of them today so you can get a good idea of which is your favorite. located just one hundred kilometers off the west african coast the canaries are an outpost of europe with an enticing climate. each island in the archipelago was formed progressively from volcanic magma over the course of millions of years. and each one of the seven boasts its own particular beauty. in the second largest of the canary islands is for it have been to a fun first glance it looks rather barren but it boasts spectacular beaches and is famous for the golden dunes of call a halt that stretch all the way to the atlantic. without you see here that nature builds things that are so much more impressive than anything humans mike to see but over the landscape it's so much more authentic

and lucy blackwell and others chose the latter. elizabeth k stanton and susan b said, please stop telling us to wait our turn. if we don't get this now we will oppose these amendments. so, big rift, set the suffrage movement back because they were fighting with each other. and by the end of the 19th century, the two groups did recognize, literally with the next generation. but it was a tentative peace, and they agreed to pursue a state-by-state strategy for suffrage and let the federal amendment language -- languish. the idea was that if enough states passed suffrage a federal amendment would be inevitable. state-by-state organizing is incredibly hard and it's expensive and you need an state,ation and every and in some states you need a referendum, and in some states you have to pass it by two successive legislature, and it was slow going and the people voting on a were men. so the state-by-state strategy and the internal rift really slowed the american suffrage movement down. by the beginning of the 20th century, stanton and antho

>> joe donnelly is seeking a second term, but this is a two-way challenge between mike braun and lucy brenton. ,ith election day 29 days away they met for their first debate which focused on climate change, and control comment health care, among other topics. courtesy of the indiana debate commission, this is one hour. >> good evening and welcome to senatest of two u.s. debates sponsored by the independent, nonpartisan indiana debate commission. frome coming to you live the dworkin student activity center on the purdue campus northwest in westville, indiana. with me here are the three candidates on the ballot. democrat, joeent donnelly, republican challenger, mike braun, and libertarian challenger, lucy brenton. the winner of this election will represent the people of indiana in a six-year term in washington. i'm your moderator. lecturer at the media school at indiana university in broadcast journalism. i was on the air at channel 13 for a long time. and i am a member of the indiana broadcast hall of fame. for the next hour, the candidates will debate unscripted the issues, a variety

and lucy blackwell and others chose the former. let's takewell said this while we can get it and then we will fight for women. and elizabeth k. stanton and susan b. anthony said, please stop telling us to wait our turn. if we don't get this now, we will oppose these amendments. so, big rift, set the suffrage movement back because they were fighting with each other. and by the end of the 19th century, the two groups did reconcile literally with the , next generation. their daughters brought the factions back together. but it was a tentative peace, and they agreed to pursue a state-by-state strategy for suffrage and let the federal amendment languish. which is not crazy. the idea was that if enough states passed suffrage, a federal amendment would be inevitable. but state-by-state organizing is incredibly hard and it's expensive and you need an organization in every state. and in some states, you need a referendum. and in some states, you have to pass it by two successive legislature, and it was slow going and the people voting on a

lucy brenton ran for the u.s. senate in 2012. in the middle is joe donnelly, the democrat incumbent, who is completing his first term was elected to the senate in 2012. and mike braun won the republican primary in may. at this time, the candidates can further introduce themselves and make a one-minute opening statement, starting with mrs. brenton. >> thank you and welcome. my name is lucy brenton and i am the only reasonable candidate for the united states senate instead of the two bickering old parties. tonight, you will hear a lot of things you have heard before. you will hear that we should keep sticking our noses in other countries businesses. but you as the taxpayer have to pay for it. you will hear that they want to build a wall. not me. i want to build bridges. there are three things our country needs right now. first, we need to protect individual human rights. so the we can pursue happiness on her own terms without government interference as long as you don't hurt anybody else. second, we need to protect individual econo

indianapolis for a debate between democratic senator joe donnelly, republican mike braun, and libertarian lucy brenton. the pesach begins at 7 p.m. eastern reiki are on c-span. your primary source for camping 2018. joining us is alan miller. he is the founder and ceo of the news literally -- literacy project. good morning. talk to our viewers about the news literacy project. guest: we are a national nonpartisan educational nonprofit that works with educators and journalists to teach middle and high school students how to know what to believe in a digital age and give them the tools to be engaged participants and democracy. i was a journalist for 29 years. 2008i started nlp in before alternative facts and fake news became part of the highest, our goal is to give the next generation the tools to know what news and information to trust, to share and act on. host: when a person receives news about politics of social media, what makes you assume they would not be able to see if it is true? from many studies and our own experience that while students may be digital negatives, they do not have the ab

lucy bronze of england, and her compatriot fran kirby, are nominated.ven cottage. australia are ranked sixth in the world against england's third. they will offer another test of the cut lionesses continue their preparations for the world cup next year. it will be a really physical game, i think australia are similar to the usa in terms of physicality, they have real running power and strength in the team. regardless of who they have brought or not, they have players that can play in any league, on any stage. 0ur players will have to show their quality. the fa is investigating comments made by manchester united manager jose mourinho to a television camera after saturday's win over newcastle. mourinho's remarks were in portuguese and have been interpreted as offensive. the fa will get an official translation before deciding what course of action to take. after winning rugby league's man of steel last night, ben barba has thanked st helens for allowing him to enjoy playing the club again. he joined saints last year after a speu joined saints last year aft

>> we are all hoping, especially his family, to get to the bottoi of lucy, thank you. >> just ahead, west wing. kanye prepares to meet the president and from the courtom to the octagon, why lawyer michael avenatti is challenging don junior to an mma fight. i can't believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. infused with eighty lavender flowers in every bottle. air wick essential oils smells so real we put it to the test with real people. this one smells more like lavender. that one. no way! i'll be darned. the complete air wick essential oils collection. let you sleep, try new nyquil seve

here they have the opportunity to acquire this old place for a single euro move city representative lucy shall home shows them around. jack and madly have been waiting for an opportunity like this they applied for the chance to buy this old house now they were exploring all the nooks and crannies of what could be their future home. and if it has a lot of hidden charm it needs a lot of work we will certainly. be expected that. to be honest i thought it would be more strict. but he fights her way through the garden which is completely overgrown lucy shovel explains the conditions for buyers young families are given precedence and they must have money to invest in the renovation the goal is to create an energy efficient eco friendly home. this is a typical french working class district built in the early nine hundred twenty s. around the textile factories that made who bade rich. thousands of people lived here including many immigrants. but. today the area is neglected rundown and partially abandoned. but little bays new future is starting here in the relics of the past a textile industry s

it would be in worse shape mostly fights her way through the garden which is completely overgrown lucy show explains the conditions for buyers young families are given precedence and they must have money to invest in the renovation the goal is to create an energy efficient eco friendly home. this is a typical french working class district built in the early nine hundred twenty s. around the textile factories that made who bade rich. thousands of people lived here including many immigrants. down the line met. by. today the area is neglected rundown and partially abandoned. but bay's new future is starting here in the relics of the past a textile industry startup has moved in it's giving t. shirts that didn't find buyers a make over the seamstresses who work here it used to be unemployed the startup has created new jobs for them and hopes to hire more workers soon everything is done by hand. two thousand t. shirts are ready and waiting for shipping. it's a beginning that's come about thanks to whole bay's mayor unconventional and unpretentious. is a guy who gets things done and he has lo

lucy is now a mental health writer and campaigner.ants to see more consistency in what is available through the nhs to help people navigate their mental health challenges. now on bbc news, laura bicker interviews south korean president moonjae—in. after kim jong—un met president trump, hopes of a nuclear free korean peninsula have risen, but is it realistic? iamat i am at the presidential palace, known as the blue house, in the centre of soul. it has been an incredible year in the korean peninsula. donald trump once threatened to bring down fury on it. the us has great strength and patience but if it is forced to defend itself all make its allies, we will not no choice but to totally destroyed north korea. rocket man is ona destroyed north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. now he has met kim jong—unin for his regime. now he has met kim jong—un in singapore and says the have fallen in love. much of that is due to moonjae—in the mediator. he has addressed north korean is and has addressed north ko

and lucy went on the other half and we compared, how many states did i carry? and lucy, hers. then, i went off after i graduated. anyway, then -- i moved back in. well, i fell in love with my husband. he was a socialite. you all saw the movie? the picture of me and my wedding dress? chuck is in the audience. and i got to date him without anybody knowing about it. the press were indignant that they had not discovered it first. but he was a socialite and we would play cards, play bridge. his roommate dated my roommate, so we ended up falling in love. and this last december we celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary. [ applause ] i am very interested in presidential history, so i called up the white house historical society and said i want you to look it up. is there anybody who has been married in the white house as long as we have? and i have to tell you, a lot of the white house weddings don't work out very well. i am working on the second 50. >> so your husband, governor and senator rob, is here. congratulations. >> one more story. my father was very concerned about doing any

lucy williamson reports. # you never know... he complained about his appearance, his personality and even his voice, but none of it stopped charles aznavourfrom being one of france's best—known stars. before aznavour, a fellow french artist said despair was unpopular. i'm dealing with sadness, and with melancholy, and with everyday‘s little trouble. with the problems of the ageing man with the young girl, or the lost love. # i'm still single but happy. charles aznavour was born in france to armenian parents. hejoined edith piaf before world war two before his career took off. he knew that girls looked differently at him when he was on stage. # she may be the reason i survive... his 1973 recording of ‘she‘ topped the uk's single chart for several weeks. 45 years later, he was still performing, and last year he travelled to hollywood to unveil his star on the walk of fame. # la boheme... nowhere was he cherished as he was here in france. aznavour spanned a century of french life, and his song la boheme described how music had chan

lucy manning, bbc news.hose responsible for the murder of the us—based journalist jamal khashoggi will be brought to justice. he was speaking publicly for the first time since mr khashoggi was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul three weeks ago. here, the prime minister has said that saudi arabia's explanation for the death of mr khashoggi lacks credibility. president erdogan of turkey has said mr khashoggi was the victim of premeditated political murder. tim willcox reports. at the centre of a diplomatic whirlwind, crown prince mohammed bin salman swept into a riyadh conference this evening. up until now, he'd never spoken publicly about the death of jamal khashoggi. translation: the incident that took place is very painful for all saudis, especially ordinary saudi citizens, and i believe it is painful for any human in the world. today the kingdom of saudi arabia is taking all legal measures to complete investigations jointly with the turkish government to reach result and bring those guilty tojustice

lucy kafanov, nbc news. >>> let's take a look outside. bill karins, good morning. new week, new hurricane threat, huh? >> a huge hurricane, too. this one flared up over the weekend. this is willa, off the coast of mexico, 155-mile-per-hour winds. it's almost a category 5. and this, by the way, is the ninth category 4 or stronger storm in the eastern pacific this tropical season, which has never happened before, so it's pretty amazing stuff. and unfortunately for mexico, it still will come in as a major hurricane. here's the path, north of puerto vallarta through tuesday afternoon and will rain through the mountains of mexico and eventually bring flooding rains into texas by wednesday, so another huge hurricane and there will be, unfortunately, a lot of destruction from this one, too. each a catory 3 caneg that continues into your monday. there will be low clouds along the coast, but that shouldn't cause you any problems. we'll look at the week-ahead forecast coming up. >> sounds good, bill. thanks. >>> over the weekend, reboots made their way to the front row at th

lucy williamson, bbc news, paris.ach a deal. earlier i spoke to our uk political correspondent jonathan blake. i asked him where theresa may stands on this potential extended transition period. theresa may has made it clear that she is at least entertaining the idea. she arrived in brussels, day two of the summit in brussels, this morning, saying what had been reported in the uk over the last few days and that was that there was an idea. who came up with it first, the uk or the eu, it‘s not quite clear, but the idea has emerged, she said, to potentially extend the transition period or what the government calls the implementation phase and that is the period after the uk formally leaves the eu at the end of march next year and the end of december 2020 when the two sides will work out the finer details of their future relationship and implement that in place. what has surfaced is the idea of that potentially being extended by a matter of months, according to the prime minister today, or potentially even longer, accordin

lucy is now a mental health writer and campaigner.to see more consistency in what is available through the nhs to help people navigate their mental health challenges. now on bbc news, it's time for our world. for decades, australians and new zealanders have had the right to live and work in each other‘s country — but those rights have now been curtailed by australia, and thousands of kiwis are being detained and deported by australia. once the closest of friends, these neighbours‘ relationship is under severe pressure. last post plays. after a century of brotherhood, the special bond between australia and new zealand is fracturing. a growing problem with the gang violence has led to a law and order crackdown. well over a thousand new zealanders deported from australia. australia, which has always been deemed our big brother, now actually bullies us. if they cherish the life they lead here in australia, they need to start respecting australians, they need to abide by the law. some new zealanders have been locked up in australia for yea

lucy adams, bbc news.ransforming care — is it working? that's file on 4 tonight at 8pm on radio 4. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news: borisjohnson has attacked theresa may ‘s policy in his speech today in birmingham. the government will change the law to allow heterosexual couples in england and wales to enter into a civil partnership. more than 1,300 people are now known to have died in the devastating earthquake and tsunami in indonesia. hello. time now for the business news. 0nline retailing giant amazon is raising pay for hundreds of thousands of workers in the us and the uk. in the uk, workers will see a rise from £8.20 an hour in london to £10.50. 0utside london the rate rises from £8 an hour to £9.50. amazon's lowest paid us workers will receive $15 an hourfrom 1 november. the federal legal minimum is $7.25. in the uk, workers will see a rise from £8.20 an hour in london to £10.50. 0utside london the rate rises from £8 an hour to £9.50. the legal minim

lucy davis was told five years ago that she could have just months to live because advanced melanomareatment at the marsden has kept the cancer in check. to have seen my eldest in secondary school, i today filled out the application for my youngest to go to secondary school and i'm pretty confident i will see that, barring any buses and unforeseen circumstances! it's an extraordinary situation. current research is examining why immunothera py doesn't work for many patients, and how to best use it in combination with other cancer treatments to extend life expectancy still further. fergus walsh, bbc news. it's exactly a year since 58 people were killed in america's worst—ever mass shooting. it happened in las vegas when a man opened fire on crowds attending a country music festival. my colleague clive myrie has returned to the city to speak to some of the 400 people who were shot in the incident and survived — people whose lives were changed forever that night. woven in the fabric of the stars and stripes is a profound belief in the power of firearms, to promote liberty and maintain fr

will be with you larry i'm a soon as we have it the final results back lovely thank you very much lucy and he was saying across the election results as we wait to get them confirmed thank you very much to raise a bug jones is live now from sao paolo a supporters a gathering and as lucy a was saying he only needs a fraction more to win this first round outright without having to go to a second round of voting what's the mood like that. well people you are have started to celebrate worse the people wearing military fatigues carrying the israeli flag let's not forget the j volts and i don't know year to day was when we went to vote he said that this was going to be finished this sunday that this is not going to be a second. and it will be and i and his with the united states and with israel would be talking to some of the people there are telling us that many of them got very tired of traditional political parties they say that they do not want to vote for anyone that had any type of relationship with the workers' party that it's time for something new in. the race course not all made of

lucy davies was told five yea rs months.go that she could have just months to live, because advanced melanoma had spread to her liver. but immunothera py treatment melanoma had spread to her liver. but immunotherapy treatment at the marsden has kept the cancer in check. to have seen my eldest into secondary school, i today feel that the application for my youngest to go to secondary school, and i am pretty confident i will see that, barring any buses or unforeseen circumstances. it is an extraordinary situation. current research is examining why immunotherapy research is examining why immunothera py doesn't work research is examining why immunotherapy doesn't work for many patients, and how to best use it in combination with other cancer treatment to extend life expectancy still further. malaysia's prime minister says tensions in the south china seas could escalate if china is provoked. the prime minister was elected in a surprise victory at the age of 93 this year. he sat down for an interview. i explained that china has ev

lucy manning, bbc news.of what is expected to be the worst torrential rainfall in ten years. around 200 mm of rain are forecast in just 12 hours. it is just days since tropical storm leslie swept across the country, and flash—floods in the balearic islands left 13 people dead. the government is replacing names with numbers on doors. the eu commission has dis— associated itself from it. the sagrada familia basilica, one of spain's most popular tourist sites, has agreed to pay $41 million to authorities in barcelona because it turns out it has had no building permit for more than 130 years. the money will be spent on improving public transport and access to the monument and surrounding area. some of the world's biggest brands are investing heavily in technology to bring their products and services closer to people. that includes artists and performers, very big brands, some of them, also developing innovative ways to bring their live shows to life. # in the name of love... four musicians, 17,000 fans. so how d

lucy kafanov, nbc news, in the land of the giants, liverpool. >> they look so life-like. >> at firstlittle creepy. but i like it. it's cool. >> my dog is the favorite as well. i like how it wiggles its nose. bruno mars turns 33. love him. actor and "america's got talent" host nick cannon is 38. a weave. >> hapour w >> and i'm marlie hall. >>> it's the worst traffic accident in years. 20 people killed after a limousine collides with a parked car. this morning, the ntsb has more questions than answers. >>> overnight, spacex lights up the skies over california, but nobody told the neighbors, and it caused quite a stir on social media. >>> over the weekend, taylor swift breaks her silence and goes political, sending a blistering message to her millions of fans, this as new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh gets ready for his first day at the supreme court. >>> a powerful tropical storm in the gulf will soon be hurricane michael and make landfall before midweek. >>> to an incredible scientific breakthrough. the connection between the moon and a new technique to bring

lucy manning, bbc news.ed to be the worst torrential rainfall in ten years. around 200 millimeters of rain are forecast in just 12 hours. it's just days since tropical storm leslie swept across the country — and flash floods in the balearic islands left 13 people dead. the sagrada familia basilica, one of spain's most popular tourist sites, has agreed to pay $41—million to authorities in barcelona, because it turns out it's had no building permit, for more than 130 years. the money will be spent on improving public transport and access to the monument and surrounding area. the duke and duchess of sussex have kicked off their shoes to walk along bondi beach in sydney. harry and meghan met a surfing group for an event called ‘fluro friday'. the group dress in colourful clothing and discuss mental health issues. later the duke is due to climb the harbour bridge and raise a flag for the invictus games, the competition for armed forces veterans which he set up. the couple will also meet prime minister scott morri

this evening, indiana democratic senator joe donnelly will debate mike braun and lucy brinton in indianapolis live at 7:00 eastern. you can want all of our cover streaming live online at c-span.org, or you can listen live with the free c-span radio app. c-span is your primary source for campaign 2018. this week on washington journal, we have been focusing on battleground states leading up to the midterms, and today, we focus on new york state. to start us off, we will look at key races to watch as we go over the next week. joining us is john campbell of usa today. he served as their albany correspondent. good morning to you. guest: thank you for having me. host: give us the details. withart with new york 19 those candidates. off telling us a little bit about both of these guys? is thejohn faso republican incumbent, and longtime politician in government official in new york. he has held the seat for two years and he is facing a very, very stiff challenge from antonio delgado who is a rhodes scholar, an attorney, who just moved back into the district. he is challenging john faso on his record o

he and wife lucie know the tumour will eventually return, but by then the new device could be transformingr young patients who have incurable cancer but still have lots of life left to live. richard westcott bbc news cambridge. viewers in the east of england can see more on that in inside out tonight at 7.30 on bbc one — and you can watch it on the bbc iplayer. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. is much quieter weather on the way for this week, and node named storms. i be and france are taking the battering recently, that area of low pressure and cloud, the former hurricane that was damaging winds and more recently some flooding rains in france. this area of low pressure contains a bitter ex—hurricane michael and diving towards iberia and weakening we will find a weather system coming in from the atlantic was our shores. at the moment we still have a weak weather front which is responsible for this cloud that a bit of rain and drizzle working its way northwards, back across wales, southern scotland, most of the rain dying out. mr and bob patches following the south—e

lucy williamson, bbc news, madrid. telegraph and dawn foster from the guardian. that is coming upjust after the headlines at 11:30pm. now it is time for the weather, with nick miller. hello. if your week of weather has started wet or cloudy, we are about to transit form things, certainly transforming the sky above derbyshire by wednesday —— transform things. clear blue sky and across much of the uk by wednesday. temperatures were lived in the warm spots to 24 celsius, the warmest october day since 2011. even in scotland, widely five to eight degrees above normal for the time of year. that does mean finally shifting the rain from north—west scotland, along this wriggling weather front. over time scotland, along this wriggling weatherfront. over time it is scotland, along this wriggling weather front. over time it is out of the way of tuesday night, we could have amassed storms totalling over 200 millimetres here. still raining during tuesday so still that risk of getting some flooding and travel disruption here. elsewhe