mcleod: "i really wanted to get a head start in college and i knew that i was ready for it," tabatha:sident dianne harrison - mcleod carried a heavy load in high school - spending her junior and senior year burried in books - or blocking at the net - in order to graduate a semester early and head off to college. mcleod: "it was hard but i knew in the long run it would pay off and it would benefit my future,"nats - spike tabatha: and so far it has - mcleod: "i was really lucky to have coaches that really wanted me to succeed,"tabatha: the matadors annouced this week - mcleod will start the season hitting left side - her first game - friday - against the university of arizona wildcats.nats - spike tabatha: her hard work and dertermination is paying off. and if you were wondering if she wants to graduate from college early... mcleod: "yes, we'll see how that works, but yeah,"ááátabatha:ááá week 3 of the preseason is often considered the most exciting considered the is often the preseason week 3 of ááátabatha:áááááátabatha:ááá works, but yeah,"ááátabatha:ááá week 3 of the preseason is oft

mcleod. you're watching beyond 100 days...r donald trump as his legal problems explode. he tries to shrug it off with a tweet but this is the most tumultuous moment in his presidency so far. after his former lawyer pleads guilty to campaign finance violations, mr trump, for the first time is implicated in a crime. and michael cohen could have more damaging information to spill. and trump's former campaign manager has his own calculation to make — found guilty of financial crimes he can now only hope for a presidential pardon. also... the white house strategy is to cast cohen as a liar. the president says he only knew about the payments after the event.

rhona mcleod has this report. it takes commitment, a healthy body and mind to be the best. is josh and i am aiming for the 0lympics. josh and i am aiming for the olympics. eats and sleeps well and has aspirations of being one of the world's best athletes in e—sports. has aspirations of being one of the world's best athletes in e—sportsli am doing running and cycling, because it is important to keep the whole of your body feet. the semiliterate racing, which i do, your reaction times are naturally of course important, whether running 100 metres or it is taking part in a race. e-sports is a worldwide audience of over 385 million people. the value of engaging with a global youth audience is proving hard to ignore for the olympic movement. there are number one question, is it a sport? for these professional players, i think, a sport? for these professional players, ithink, they a sport? for these professional players, i think, they prepare and compete with a physical demand which can be compared to the ones in more traditional sports. and meeting the man hoping to shape the fut

minister mcleod, here we are.look at immigration i don't think there's a single person in the room, and that's a thing about canada, the reality is that when we accept humanitarian immigration is not just about processing them at a border. it's not just about accepting them or sign off on the selection process from the united states. it's about a long-term commitment for the well-being and their integration into the social and economic fabric of canada. that cost money and it takes planning. the reality is that provinces bear the burden of a lot of this work because of the scope of jurisdiction in terms of provision of education, healthcare, subsidize housing. heart of the difficulty that we that as the committee is getting information from the government to understand the needs of this. we really don't have a sense of who's coming in. has the government giving you any projections for information on what to expect in the next year and the need associate with how language training, long-term integration come social

after losing in mist mcleod across the coast, a good deal of sunshine. is in a cloud still attached to the weak front through tuesday draped across some of scotla nd tuesday draped across some of scotland into north—west england, parts of wales, maybe the odd patch of rain on tuesday, but slowly feeling out. tuesday mostly dry it was in spells of sunshine and averages exceeding 30 celsius in east anglia and south—east england, so east anglia and south—east england, so that will appeal to the melton west. that will start to arrive to alter a wednesday. for northern ireland, scotland, northern england, some showers around the spells of sunshine, certainly a cooler, breezy feel, but i think we will notice the difference across central, southern, and eastern england from wednesday to thursday. notice the drop to 22 celsius in london by thursday, with increasing showers, but many areas will stay largely dry. hello. this is bbc news with nicholas owen. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment, first the headlines: jeremy corbyn apologises

northern england bringing more cloud and patchy rain at times, it will ease through the day, brakes and mcleodast anglia, more fresh for the north and west you go. should be a fine evening for many with late sunshine, still this code searching across southern scotland, maybe bringing the odd patch of rain, fog and low cloud, the front is with us on tuesday, it's making slow progress south and east and by tuesday it's a fairly wea k east and by tuesday it's a fairly weakfair, east and by tuesday it's a fairly weak fair, lots of cloud stretching from southern scotland down into north—west england and also all parts of wales, could bring patchy rain that that will ease through the day, through much of tuesday most of the country will be largely dry, the best of the sunshine for the least you go and we are still holding onto the heat across east anglia and south east england but not for long. the change will come through wednesday, finally that front starts to clear south east england and it's by this time a dividing line between the fresher air we had already across much of north—west england, sc

i spent $2.99 a month for mcleod of pictures. >> do you know how to actually access it? but my husband does so were all good. >> the data firms in utah is actually on the ground. neil: that was the reason for my first thoughts turned around. >> how do i ever see it? i'm spending the $2.99, too. i don't know why. they know what is weird about it? john, you mentioned the idea that different from the late 1990s in the user while moneymaking ventures and have a very clear business model. but are they even allowing for that? >> amazon being one, but if you look at technology overall, about 19 times by historical standards it's not too bad. the average for the tech is in the 90s when things are getting a little out of control. we are pretty far from that for most of the fact there. you are seated across the tech sector. these large major companies have done significantly well, but you also see some of the smaller lesser known companies that don't have the headline immediate attention. >> a lot of these multiples have come down in the last several quarters in particular because

gene robinson, eddie mcleod and a lot of us talked onset about one of the most depressing things as an, believes, as john says, that the arc of civilization is ever moving upward. what is so depressing in 2018, a black father, if i were a black father first thing i would have to do is sit down with my three boys and say, listen, here is the deal, the rules aren't the same. when the police pulls you over, put your hands-on the steering wheel and freeze. >> even that doesn't -- >> by the way, we have seen that doesn't -- >> that doesn't even work. >> as a black dad you spend your life scared to death when you send your kids out. >> i think that is also one of the reasons -- like this is the third book i have written, but it is the one that's the most impactful to me and the one i'm most proud of because it comes as a desire to, a, obviously entertain people, but i think we have to be humanized to some degree. we have been -- when you look at the situations that we find ourselves in, there have been race riots in america primarily because someone of color got killed and no one was brought

arrives on saturday, a lot of dry weather, cloud through the day, he comes the rain from the west, mcleods as well. the timing and position of this could change, but this is what we think at the moment. i have got to ask you, are you any good at diy? no. rubbish. there is a reason we are asking you. i was expect in her to say she was quite good at it. i have been around to her nice house. she gets people in! results this morning from those companies which supply us with do stuff. is it getting people in and traceable going to other places? i put the toilet system in myself, how about that? we will ask your wife. the question is at the moment, will it continue to get go? that will come down to whether we want to put our feet come down to whether we want to put ourfeet up or come down to whether we want to put our feet up or get stuck in. after a tough few years due to the financial crash, the uk do—it—yourself market has grown to now being worth more than £14 billion pounds a year. lots of retailers doing battle for our money, from the traditional diy stores to the likes of wilko and screw

riders skies developing before mcleod spills in. —— brighter skies.d 17 to 21. high pressure is going to dominate things for the end of the week. we have got some weather systems moving into the west. they would be fairly weak as they bump into that area of high pressure. by the end of the week it will be mostly dry. and also warmer as we head into the weekend. temperatures into the mid—20s by the end of the weekend. this is business live from bbc news, with ben thompson and sally bundock. deal or no deal — the pressure is on canada to agree to the reformed trade pact that's been brokered between the us and mexico. live from london, that's our top story on wednesday, 29th august. president trump warns canada he could go it alone with mexico — which would leave america's northern neigbour facing hefty tariffs if it fails to come onboard. also in the programme, google, facebook and twitter in the firing line — mr trump warns the firms to be very