there has been no comment from the mccann family.d bilton, bbc news. international leaders and tech companies will gather at a summit at bletchley park this week organised by the government to discuss how to maximise the benefits and guard against the dangers of artificial intelligence. one issue they'll be considering is the use of so called deepfakes — videos of people which have been altered or created using al to spread false information. their use is increasing in online scams and in general election campaigns, as i discovered. just ahead of the labour conference a few weeks ago, an audio clip was circulated of keir starmer berating an assistant. it is completely fake. and then there is this. britons won't have to work any more. elon musk has unveiled his new project in which he has already invested more than $3 billion. no other project has ever given this kind of opportunity. we asked elon musk about the news and here are his comments on it. spot the difference. that is not me. did you think it was me? it is pretty convincing,

so the portuguese police have apologized to the mccann family for the way they treated the mccann familyhink about that? that's a good sign. christian brueckner has denied murdering madeleine mccann. his lawyer says the case against him is lacking in substance. there has been no comment from the mccann family. they now have an apology from the force that accused them, but still no resolution to their search. richard bilton, bbc news. before we go, this is the scene lies from guys i wear the israeli bombardment has been continuing. you can see the scenes of devastation in the foreground with some buildings still standing behind. israeli vehicles have been seen on the road running from the north to the south of the gaza strip, close to gaza city. the israeli military have said they are not commenting on the location of their forces but it comes as israel expands its ground offences and guys i a military spokesperson saying troops have killed dozens of terrorists during overnight clashes. storm ciaran is likely to affect the uk from wednesday into thursday, widespread heavy rain. in the sho

so, the portuguese police have apologised to the mccann family for the way they treated the mccann familyristian brueckner has denied murdering madeleine mccann. his lawyer says the case against him is lacking in substance. there has been no comment from the mccann family. they now have an apology from the force that accused them, but still no resolution to their search. richard bilton, bbc news. prime suspect: who took madeleine mccann? is on bbc one at 8pm tonight and it's available on iplayer now. the motoring organisation, the rac, is urging fuel retailers to cut prices. it says petrol prices should be cut by 5p a litre by the biggest fuel retailers to reflect their lower wholesale costs. the price of oil spiked after russia invaded ukraine last year, but wholesale prices are now lower. immigration changes which have allowed thousands of foreign care workers to come to the uk have become a cash cow for the unscrupulous, according to the national care association, which represents social care providers around the country. it says some people are being duped into handing over large amou

there has been no comment from the mccann family.king. medicare was it was concerned about a shutdown of communications in the gaza strip. that comes from the us ambassador to the united nations. linda thomas greenfield. we will be back after a short break. do you stay with us here on the context. hello. this week's big weather story is likely to be storm ciaran, named by the met office, expected to bring widespread heavy rain, exacerbating the risk of flooding. also damaging winds most likely in the south of england and the channel islands through wednesday night and on into thursday. in the shorter term, a met office amber warning across south eastern parts of northern ireland to take us through tonight and into the first part of tomorrow. heavy and persistent rain here could well bring the risk of further flooding. you can see that wet weather really setting in, as we head through the night. a band of showery rain also moving its way across wales and the midlands, up into parts of northern england and east anglia, as we go towards

and for our uk audience, prime suspect: who took madeleine mccann?es. it is a really big week for central bank action and financial markets are on edge. the bank of england the us that are among those decided. hello there. it's going to stay very unsettled across the uk as we head through this week with low pressure still very much in charge. so, long spells of rain, heavy, thundery downpours. the winds are likely to pick up at times. and we'll also see, on wednesday night into thursday, our third named storm of the season, storm ciaran, named by the met office on sunday. and those rainfall totals are really going to start to stack up again as we head through the next five days — you can see all the blues on our rainfall accumulation chart here. more wet weather for flood—stricken areas, such as eastern parts of scotland, too. now, low pressure is centred out towards the west of ireland, just sending bands of showers swirling around. it should be a largely dry start to the day across scotland, but it is quite a chilly one and it's still quite breezy

madeleine mccann? i've spent hours and hours reviewing this, looked at all the case files i've spoken. >> i've probably got more contacts than anybody else in relation case. having relation to this case. having been there. the first been out there. the very first investigator that really went out that on out there, i believe that on that that madeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe that madeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe knowat madeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe know she adeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe know she wokeine out there, i believe that on thaiwe know she woke up on the up, we know she woke up on the two nights , gerry and two previous nights, gerry and kate, on the morning of her disappearance, her disappearance, did say to her that you do wake up in the that if you do wake up in the middle of the night again , we're middle of the night again, we're only tapas bar, which is only at the tapas bar, which is just walkway of the just across the walkway of t

so the portuguese police have apologized to the mccann family for the way they treated the mccann familyion in the early days. what do you think about that? that's a good sign. christian brueckner has denied murdering madeleine mccann. his lawyer says the case against him is lacking in substance. there has been no comment from the mccann family. they now have an apology from the force that accused them, but still no resolution to their search. richard bilton, bbc news. prime suspect: who took madeleine mccann? is on bbc one at 8pm tonight and it's available on iplayer now. heavy rainfall has caused widespread flooding in several areas over the weekend. there is a warning there is more to come _ there is a warning there is more to come this— there is a warning there is more to come this week as well. this was the scene in lanchester, county durham, where ten homes were evacuated and local shops were damaged after 12 hours of rainfall. in hastings, a shopping centre was evacuated and the fire service warned people to avoid the area. and this was the cornish town of looe where residents had

she's also investigated the case of missing british schoolgirl madeleine mccann , but it's her work mccanny prove to have the most significant legacy, placing a permanent question mark over the reputation of arguably the biggest male star in the world since elvis presley. and her new bookis since elvis presley. and her new book is out. looks like a fascinating read. it's called we're here to help. when guardians ship goes wrong . guardians ship goes wrong. you'll remember what happened to britney spears . we'll discuss britney spears. we'll discuss that in just a moment. diane diamond, dolan diamond, welcome to mark dolan tonight . but where does this tonight. but where does this appetite for exposing the truth and unearthing corruption come from ? from? >> oh, i don't know. >> oh, i don't know. >> somewhere deep within my soul >> somewhere deep within my soul, i suppose . i >> somewhere deep within my soul, i suppose. i guess >> somewhere deep within my soul, i suppose . i guess it was soul, i suppose. i guess it was instilled by my parents who always preached integrity. your word was you

held a minute of silence today for a teacher killed in what the government says was an islamist tara mccannax. dominique bernard was stabbed to death in a northern city. pre-others were interviewed prosecutors say the suspect is a russian national that was radical as an had been on a watchlist. france raised the terrorism threat alert to its highest level. friday's deadly assault came almost three years to the day after another teacher was killed in a terror attack outside his school in a paris suburb. schools also paused to remember him today as say they are becoming more and more fearful on the job. we have a report from the site of that attack just outside the capital. reporter: it has been three years since samuel pati was brutally murdered in the streets and threes -- three days since dominique bernard, another teacher, was stabbed to death outside the school where he worked. and minute of silence was held here and at schools across france. the french prime minister and french education minister were here alongside teachers and pupils for that minute of silence. the french prime minist

it was overgrown had jumps, weeds and everything on this area and the mccanns owned it. and the mccanns were eager to sell it to begin development and the city march forward its business district north to the railroad and dow and his close charles seymour a lawyer real estate agent and close friend of the mcclung went to the mcclung family, the charles mcclung and frank mcclung, the two eldest in this family and they were the grandchildren of charles mcclung who basically out knoxville, tennessee and hence they got a lot of land as a result of that when they laid out the city in 1791, they got their blessing to play baseball, that they clear that land for a baseball ground play. but the clubs made one condition. they said when we're ready to sell this, you know we're we're going to we're going to sell this property and you'll have to find somewhere else. and that's fine. and so dallas knoxville's went quickly together to clear this land and prepare it for baseball. what about the other gentlemen, the so-called southern gentleman? the dow mentioned it didn't show up. ther

really a very good opportunity for us already to act and the end being the home of the how domain mccann medina, which is a model of responsibility they need to act. and they also need to be seen to, to do something because the, the propaganda that is riley spreading around the world is that behind the scenes, this is coordinate to the so i get a good that this is the beginning of implementing the deal of the century. that trump used to talk about us and the rebuilding of the 10 cities in sign, i wouldn't be financed by so i would dance on. so they also have the responsibility to deny that and, and, and really come for the leading the most come under what steps that i need to take for them to take that late to. well 1st i think they need to have a firm position concerning the, the position of the united states, basically as well. uh, i suspect them now, but i wasn't, i didn't, i wasn't part of the talks, but, you know, i suspect the americans have also talked to them about raising the production for you. because now with the mass that is in a global increasing on prices, and that is bad

el departamento policial también aseguró que mccann tenía una orden de arresto por un homicidio.os con fines sexuales. según la oficina del alguacil del condado fresno. los 14 individuos fueron ingresados en la cárcel del condado de fresno y sus edades oscilan entre 21 y 58 años, de acuerdo con autoridades. entre los arrestados se encontraba un empleado de un distrito escolar local. hoover percent of global emissions. escuchábamos al gobernador de california, gavin newsome, quien continúa su viaje de una semana a china y hoy sostuvo una reunión con el presidente chino en la que se habló de promover la cooperación climática. la oficina de newsom dijo que los mandatarios también discutieron la crisis del fentanilo y el papel de china en la lucha contra el envío transnacional de precursores químicos. en telemundo 48 somos primeros contigo y tenemos información de última hora. la cámara baja ha votado por mike johnson como nuevo líder que recibe el apoyo mayoritario de los republicanos. pasaron 21 días para que se lograra esta decisión tras la histórica expulsión de kevin martell, qu

alyssa mccann, according to some sources of his, yeah, it's huge news. we'll wait and see.usly have some things to do this off season. >> yeah. and dusty baker and bruce bochy busy at work. they're busy at work this off season. >> they have a game right now. game one of the alcs. well, that's sort of wish that one of them could be over here, right? >> maybe. i don't know. the nfl's newest draw, taylor swift, has found another industry to conquer. she's turned her attention to movies. what the singer is doing this weekend to give hollywood a swift kick my wife magda and i have been married for 39 years. about three or four years ago, i wasn't feeling as if i was as sharp as i used to be. i wanted to try something that was over-the-counter. i saw the prevagen commercials. after a short amount of time taking prevagen, i started noticing a difference-- that i'm remembering this, i'm remembering that. i stopped taking prevagen and i found myself slacking back so i jumped right back on it. i feel as if it's brought me back to the good 'ol days. prevagen. at stores everywhere with

but so let me all of them on the mccann and they keep trying to kick us out of every way we try to go the military police arrive and remove us around when they're asking us to leave and allowed them which tvs go 0. no no need no, no, no. to do that. you need to respect us who respected you. respect us. ok. so let me say it was for anyone seeing this, the idea is strong. yeah. go the you asked us to wrap up. we are wrapping up. no need to do anything that we are getting out and that will be no problems. this is not respectful to do that. no need to send political messages. this is why they had jordan's for a minute's time, and the society spoke about the violence and goes in the eyes, the international community to intervene before it's too late. the like, you know, we don't need this quote to continue and we don't need this contest of to be expended and his entire age. and we need to stop this sort of madness. and we need to get intended to enough to come to the killing of the innocent people messed up. and the protection of the civilians from both sides must be suspected without us p

madeleine mccann speak out. will madeleine mccann ever ? and bbc star ever be found?e? at a really busy show? we're live at nine. >> oh, well, that sounds absolutely excellent and in absolutely excellent and not in the cheesy. that's the least bit cheesy. that's coming the weather. coming up after the weather. i'll back tomorrow at 8:00. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistatelees—mogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate ofs—mogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate of theiogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate of the nation.is has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate of the nation. and s been state of the nation. and i can tell you over the weekend, the weather in somerset was absolutely as absolutely glorious. and as promised, we made the cider and we part of 30 we made the best part of 30 gallons. so the weather in somerset is good for cider . good somerset is good for cider. good evening . evening. >> it's alex burkill here with your latest gb n

um kate mccann's kid. what's his name? matty mccann. they were focusing on that kid.re were 200 they're focusing on on them here. >> but i mean, i here. >> buti mean, i don't here. >> but i mean, i don't think if you had 200 people trapped in a mine, you probably wouldn't conduct airstrikes. yeah, well, this is idea. this is the idea. >> the idea he's saying it's >> the idea is he's saying it's the second war of independence. the first war of independence was the when they was the 1947 when the when they when the united nations declared israel independent and israel was attacked on all four sides. so they're saying it's an existential crisis ipsis for israel, and that they're willing to do everything that they need to do everything that they need to what they're doing is to do. and what they're doing is they're using 100,000, 100 jet planes to pummel those people in in gaza. and then they're going to be invading i guess they're going to go house to house and they're going to kill and kill people. mean , it's they've people. i mean, it's they've given they've given of

ron that mccann can yell, congressman tony gonzalez, clay travis and dr. marty makary are all here. it is wednesday, october the 4th, 2023. "varney & company" about to begin. ♪ muck flub. ♪ ♪ it doesn't matter who's wrong or right, just beat it, just beat it ♪ ashley: just beat it, says michael jackson, and i guess you could say that to kevin mccarthy. he is out out. nobody saw it coming. kevin mccarthy, yes, bootedded as speaker of the house. good morning, lauren simonetti. lauren: hey, ashley. ashley: take me through all the ugly details. lauren: wow, we knew it could happen, but i was surprised. look, you could argue ken mccarthy was on borrowed time since he gave hard-right hold ows the one-person ability to oust him, and guess what? matt gaetz filed that motion to vacate yesterday, and it passed. mccarthy's out 216-210. let's show you these 8 republicans when joined all democrats to oust the speaker for the first time ever. you see andy biggs and ken buck and tim burchett. they both sit on foreign affairs. bob good, matt rosen dale and, surprisingly, the more moderate nancy mac

vanessa rodriguez, terrance cordero, eric limbach, tim mccann, john coe and lorenzo cordova. and i last want to mention our fabulous, fabulous development partner, mission housing. i can't say enough about them as a partner or about this partnership when it works well. it really works well. and both partners brought their strengths and supported each other. we worked really, really well all the way through the process, so i'm very grateful to sam moss, marsha contreas, kevin kitchenham, wade reynolds, julio lara and scott falcone. so thank you very much. and also to the caritas management company. thank you, sam. thank you. thank you. okay more from me. we have someone who's not here yet, so we're changing the program a bit. all right. so i know you all know this already, but developments like this require layers and layers and layers of funding and i'd like to acknowledge the very critical capital from the california department of housing and community development, as well as the strategic growth council . and we have money through the program as well as the iig program. the

a close military's though, unless it will be a non but so let me all of them on the mccann and they keep trying to kick us out as well. every way we try to go the military, police arrive and remove it. i don't know they're asking us to leave and the dental receives no. no need. no, no, no. to do that. you need to respect us who respected you. respect us. ok if not, so let me say it was for anyone seeing this and the idea is strong. yeah. go the you asked us to wrap up. we are wrapping up. no need to do anything that we are getting out and there will be no problems. this is not respectful to do that, no need to send political messages. which already ginsburg is the president of the committee to protect the june list. you joins us from new york. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. we really do appreciate you talking about the story in particular. now i just want to start with the is really shelling in southern living on which killed her voice is journalist and 6 other journalists, including from al jazeera, wounded in that. do you think that that's what, from what you know of it?

a close military's though, unless it will be a non but so let me all of them on the mccann and they keep trying to kick us out every way we try to go the military police arrive and remove us. i don't know they're asking us to leave and the dental receives no, no need. no, no, no. to do that. you need to respect us who respected you. respect us. ok if not, so let me say it was for anyone seeing this, the idea is strong. yeah. go the fuse. you asked us to wrap up. we are wrapping up . no need to do anything that we are getting out and there will be no problems. this is not respectful to do that. no need to send political messages. let me bring you up to date with the latest in gaza. this is the situation as it stands now, not full of guns. a with israel has ordered more than a 1000000 palestinians in northern garza to evacuate to the south. what we know is that at least $2200.00 comes to indians have been killed since last saturday, including hundreds of children. more than 300 palestinians had been killed in just the last 24 hours before we ins here pictures from the past 24 hours of huma

we've got madeline mccann story from page of the sun today , cops page of the sun today, cops finallythe sun reporting that big time on the front page. police. the sun reporting that big time on the front page . mark big time on the front page. mark williams—thomas, the investigator on this very channel last night, disputes that. >> yes, indeed. so the story is based on a panorama film broadcast last night that said that portuguese police have actually travelled to the uk to meet the mccanns and apologise to them for the way they bungled the investigation, the way they made them suspect so early on. and this has obviously made the papers. but mark williams—thomas , as you say, who is a very senior investigative journalist, says his sources are saying the opposite, that they did travel but didn't apologise. >> let's hear what he had to say exactly on gb news. >> i can tell you, having spoken to contact in the portuguese to my contact in the portuguese pj's, did have a pj's, that they did have a meeting with the mccanns family. it was a commission that went over there. their understandi

brian mccann writes that criminal criminality is not a static state, meaning but highly contingent rhetorics of law and order inscribe markers of fear. those markers, in turn, work to justify criminals, surveillance and confinement by invoking fears associated with khamenei's regime, terrorism and the hostage crisis. reagan's utterances rationalized a policy of isolation, portraying it as a rogue, felonious state policing, not military confrontation. was the logic of the rhetoric of criminality. and of course, since khomeini hardly a communist. this rhetorical formula a way out of the strategic consensus. reagan didn't need say that iran was on the side of the soviet union, merely that it was an outlaw state. in an early outworking of the rogue state idea so that it was ruled by fanatical theocracy that was beyond the normal rules of the cold war and. so he continually summoned, like being a sheriff, a cop. so the united should treat iran like did all squalid criminals and lawbreakers. he said, we're going to bring the full weight of the law them. ultimately this worked to subordinate iran t

brian mccann writes that criminal criminality is not a static state, meaning but highly contingent rhetorics of law and order inscribe markers of fear. those markers, in turn, work to justify criminals, surveillance and confinement by invoking fears associated with khamenei's regime, terrorism and the hostage crisis. reagan's utterances rationalized a policy of isolation, portraying it as a rogue, felonious state policing, not military confrontation. was the logic of the rhetoric of criminality. and of course, since khomeini hardly a communist. this rhetorical formula a way out of the strategic consensus. reagan didn't need say that iran was on the side of the soviet union, merely that it was an outlaw state. in an early outworking of the rogue state idea so that it was ruled by fanatical theocracy that was beyond the normal rules of the cold war and. so he continually summoned, like being a sheriff, a cop. so the united should treat iran like did all squalid criminals and lawbreakers. he said, we're going to bring the full weight of the law them. ultimately this worked to subordinate iran t

. >> gattis pinch hitting for brian mccann. >> so it's the bottom of the eighth. gattis was up.bvious. the crowd wasn't very loud that time. the announcers were not talking a lot during this game. (two thuds echo in distance) very clear. >> reiter: very loud. >> here we go with another change up, and there's a double bang. (two thuds echo in distance) >> reiter: man, that sounds like thunder or something, right? >> yeah, it's-- it's very obvious. (distorted cheering) >> you can see that the crowd is, is pretty sparse, so there's not a lot of crowd noise. some point, farquhar made a connection that whenever he was throwing a breaking ball, he was hearing this sound. he gets a signal. (two thuds echo in distance) here. (crowd cheering) and if you look, you can see... "i think they have the signals." >> reiter: so you're reading his lips. >> yeah, yeah. >> reiter: you can see he says, "i think they have..." >> right. >> reiter: this is the moment. >> right. and if you look at the game here, after this four-seamer, they called for a breaking ball, and they got the bang and that's wh

vanessa rodriguez, terrance cordero, eric limbach, tim mccann, john coe and lorenzo cordova. last want to mention our fabulous, fabulous development partner, mission housing. i can't say enough about them as a partner or about this partnership when it works well. it really works well. and both partners brought their strengths and supported each other. we worked really, really well all the way through the process, so i'm very grateful to sam moss, marsha contreas, kevin kitchenham, wade reynolds, julio lara and scott falcone. so thank you very much. and also to the caritas management company. thank you, sam. thank you. thank you. okay more from me. we have someone who's not here yet, so we're changing the program a bit. all right. so i know you all know this already, but developments like this require layers and layers and layers of funding and i'd like to acknowledge the very critical capital from the california department of housing and community development, as well as the strategic growth council . and we have money through the program as well as the iig program. the mayor

mccann joined the giants back in 2014 as an intern .as a first base coach. now several internal candidates have been interviewed to replace manager gabe kapler, who was fired at the end of this season. and this coming wednesday, the warriors will be hosting the sacramento kings in a back to back season series. last night, the warriors beat the kings in overtime. 121 to 115 at golden one center. both steph curry and chris paul sat out the game, but jonathan kuminga, who has been on fire, led the way with 28 points. hopefully that's a good sign for when the games count. the warriors record so far is a perfect three and zero in the preseason kuminga moody yeah. kevon looney somebody was asked me over the weekend like, what about because you're a huge warriors fan, what about when curry, klay and draymond retire? and i'm like, yeah, that's the future. the team right there. yeah all right. so covering our monday morning commute. how's it look? it looks pretty good. pam i've been in dave. good morning to you both. i've been looking around and