deputy milton jumped out of the car with the baby in his arms.d his fellow deputies the little boy was again was able to get the baby breathing again what a heroic lifesaving action.captain harpham says as a father and grandfather couldn't be prouder of his deputiesi just can't thank them enough and i think we should all thank them for their lifesaving, heroic actions (ken) a michigan man wants to alert other drivers after his bid to do good almost turned dangerous. john hadyniak (had-nik) says he saw a woman on the side of the road changing a flat tire. his first thought was to stop and give her a hand. so he pulled over. but before he could help...he says there were red flags. (ken) hadyniak says he flashed a light at the woman...then saw another man lying in the grass. when the light shone on him...the ma

deputy milton jumped out of the car with arms.ow deputies the little boy was again breathing was able to get the baby breathing again what a heroic lifesaving action.captain harpham says as a father and grandfather himself, he couldn't be prouder of his deputiesi just can't thank them enough and i think we should all thank them for their lifesaving, heroic actions (grant) (grant) that was kara finnstrom reporting. at last check-- the baby is in the hospital in stable condition. (lawrence bay area weather) around the corner... despite sending (sports tease) (sports tease) and just around the corner... despite sending another pitcher to the d-l, the a's pitcher to the d-l, the a's are a game closer at at&t, we believe in access. pitcher to the d-l, the a's are a game closer the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap

in the passenger seat of one parole car deputy milton held the lifeless his happen and did cpr.y's -- lap and did cpr. the mother was in the back with another deputy. >> they blocked intersections all the way down. >> reporter: long beach police immediately sealed off streets, too. minutes later that dramatic video was captured. deputy milton jumped out of the car with the baby in his arms, only now thanks to him and his fellow deputies, the little boy was again breathing. >> what a heroic and life saving action. >> reporter: the captain says as a father and grandfather himself, he couldn't be prouder of his deputies. >> i just can't thank them enough and i think we all should thank them. >> definition of a hero right there. they do it and sometimes we don't even know. >> absolutely, many heros out there, many great stories. >>> 70s out there, that's as warm as we are right now, 72 degrees in san jose. it is chilly despite all that clear sky. you'd think if you had no low cloud cover, it's going to be warmer out. that's part of it, but it's also about the ocean breeze and that i

david sillitoe, bbc news, milton keynes. quite something.oint today. 11% rises in ceo pays. profits, that would be fair and if they are employing all staff. they are employing all staff. ryan, a bit more cynical. a bit more cynical. theirjobs, ceos get a golden handshake and move on. handshake and move on. and unskilled, there may be differences in their pay rises. let us know your thoughts, use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. stay with us here on bbc news. rain across northern and western areas. areas. furthersouth, dryer, brighter, with more sunshine. brighter, with more sunshine. fronts moving in, high pressure to the south—east. the south—east. break across central, southern and eastern areas. eastern areas. sunshine across southern scotland, northern ireland. northern ireland. south—west, that weather front will bring rain. bring rain. quite warm in the south—east, 2a or 25 degrees. south—east, 2a or 25 degrees. northern england and the south—west england and wales. england and wales. another clear and warm, dry and muggy night. muggy nigh

deputy milton jumped out of the car with the baby in his arms.o him and his fellow deputies the little boy was again breathing was able to get the baby breathing again what a heroic lifesaving action.captain harpham says as a father and grandfather himself, he couldn't be prouder of his deputiesi just can't thank them enough and i think we should all thank them for their lifesaving, heroic actions (pam) that was kara finnstrom reporting. the sheriff's department said today... the baby is in the hospital in stable condition. (ken) the stadium isn't even finished yet... but already las vegas raiders fans are crying foul... over parking at the new site. why tailgating may be out of the question (pam) skirting a court order ... a texas company says, it is now making its 3-d gun plans available. the legal loophole the company is using.. to get around the judge's order. blueprints to the public. >

david sillitoe, bbc news, milton keynes. amazing and a tantalising. busy. but the state—run communications company has just tested a new service, but the state—run communications company has just tested a new service, offeringfree internet nationwide. the test lasted eight hours and was well received, although some complained of slow connectivity. before we go, let's show you what's happening in the indian capital new delhi, where prime minister narendra modi is taking part in events to to mark the country's 72nd independence day. he's speaking to crowds from the historic red fort in delhi's old quarters. a brief reminder of that menus. rescue operations going on into the night around that clubs motorway bridge in general. 26 people are confirmed dead. cars and trucks plummeted about 45 metres or 150 feet onto rail tracks, buildings, and a river below. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you for watching. hello there. the weather pattern for the rest of this week and into the weekend looks pretty

david sillitoe, bbc news, milton keynes. internet cafes and wifi hotspots very busy. but the state—run communications company has just tested a new service, offering free internet nationwide. the test lasted 8 hours and was well received, although some complained of slow connectivity. a reminder of our top story — emergency services in genoa have been working through the night to find survivors after a motorway viaduct collapsed in the italian city. there are still certainly reports of voice is being heard from under the wreckage. —— voices. at least 26 people have died. the authorities expect that figure to rise but police also say they hope to find others alive in the rubble. vehicles tumbled forty metres when a section of the concrete bridge caved in during a rain deluge. that is it for now. thank you for watching. hello there. the weather pattern for the rest of this week and into the weekend looks pretty similar day on day and that is with more cloud, rain, stronger wind across the north and the west of the uk and the f

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uganda's political history it gained independence from britain in one nine hundred sixty two with milton obote as prime minister in one hundred seventy one about it was toppled in a military coup led by army chief mean a means time in power included the expulsion of asians and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of his own people in one nine hundred seventy nine tanzania invaded uganda forcing i mean to flee the country a year later milton obote he regained power after elections and became president but five years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sense. over tautologous in a moment but first let's go to the ugandan capital kampala where we're joined on the telephone line by opposition m.p. alan says one yama good to have you with us on inside story can you tell us what the situation is like on the ground it must be quite tense here of course this is racially. it is quite tense. this month where we had an election campaign go

roberto buscando a hernÁndez el segundo del partido dos a cero cementeros, antes de terminar el partido milton campeÓn defensor de la liga italiana serie a juventus el debut de cristiano ronaldo buscando su octavo tÍtulo por poco lo empatÓ, otro susto que paso, juventus ganÓ tres goles a todos. >>> les tendrÉ las mejores jugadas del partido mientras tanto los raiders contra los red regresando Álava en kiya con a llevÓ hasta la yarda 15, anoto siete a cero en el tercer cua o cuarto, anotÓ el primer tor touchdown, se acabaron los deportes pero siguen las noticias despuÉs de esta breve pausa (musica) >> conozca al adolescente genio mexicana, es considerada una persona excepcional. >> escribanos a nuestras redes sociales. >> quiere echarle un vistazo a esta fiesta, tiene lugar este fin de semana y sitantes disfrutan de estas muestras artÍsticas, y de comida. >> que lindo no. >> todo muy colorido las temperaturas estÁn bastante buenas estarÁn asÍ todo el fin de semana. >> hay que disfrutar siempre aquÍ hay algo pasando, festivales en cualquier parte de la bahÍa. >> claro que sÍ, que disfruten, nos

it goes back to milton friedman.efore him economists believe the government had a role to play in promoting full employment. milton friedman came in and said there is a natural rate of unemployment you can't do anything about and therefore monetary and fiscal policy makers should be the economy alone. came along andan said there is a role for central banks, due to certain quirks in the way the economy works. that is why we have the inflation targeting central banking paradigm across the world that we have today. it stems from the work that some thehese key players did in 1990's. that is how we got to where we are. you mentioned coming days at a time where paul walker was playing inflation hard and using monetary policy very stringently. >> that is exactly right. in 1979 we had 50% inflation. ander raises interest rates in 1980 martin good friend got his phd. like you said, they were coming-of-age. this is why their model is so inflation centric and why the fed does what it does. that was the issue they were concerned

its warehouse operator, xpo logistics, has stopped processing orders, including at this site in miltonnes, in a dispute over payment. this time last week, mike ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what is known as a prepack the fallout was laid bare today. some {a84 million is owed to unsecured creditors like landlords and suppliers. xpo logistics alone is out of pocket by more than £30 million. jigsaw, the fashion retailer, is owed much less, but it has now removed stock from 20 house of fraser stores. this small nottingham business does clothing alterations — one of hundreds who will get next to nothing back. house of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that was just one month's invoice. but a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed, to mentionjust one, and owed in the past ten years probably £12,000, £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for these big stores. but one thing is for sure — he will need plenty of goodwill to turn things around for customers and suppliers. emma simpson, bbc news. in a few minutes on bbc news, the

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int: let's go to milton north carolina. you are on the air. caller: good morning. thanks to c-span for giving us this opportunity. i would like to make you mentioned that there is a system called agenda 21. some people know this, it is public information, there is a plan to depopulate the world, maybe by 6 billion or 7 million people, and it is a universal system to to populate the world, so there are some systems and helpmethods going on to the people that are behind that campaign. it was started by henry kissinger and all the other leaders from the world to help depopulate the world. it is good that you have this conversation, and we need to do what we can to do the natural things that god has put in this world to keep us alive, because we are over populating, and they feel like they have to help eliminate, and so that is what we need to be on the watch out. thank you so much. agenda 21. google it and do your due diligence. thank you so much, sir. host: let's go to anna who is calling from goliad, texas on the democratic line. good morning, anna. caller: good mor

he'lljoin max verstappen at the milton keynes—based outfit.s first taste of an f1 weekend as he replaces fernando alonso in first practise for this weekend's belgian grand prix. he's believed to be vying with stoffel vandoorne for the second seat at mclaren next season. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, news editor at the free market think tank the institute of economic affairs, and henry mance, political correspondent at the financial times. welcome to you both. thank you for being with us. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's ta ke let's take a look at them now. the ft leads with the crisis in venezuela, as authorities issued new banknotes in a bid to try and stem hyper—inflation. lord hague is warning the conservatives not to change their leadership rules to make it easier to elect boris johnson. that's in the telegraph. the metro describes the chaotic scenes at gatwick airport today

cruz azul que anda con todo en la liga con buen paso de la copa con la visita del atlético zacatepec milton reina hizo uno más santos es último del grupo con un punto y necesita milagro para seguir con vida en la frontera xolos de tijuana (club tijuana xoloitzcuintles de caliente) le ganó a los bravos de juárez tres a uno y en el volcán tigres a atlético san luis cinco a uno los gigantes fueron en la barrida a los dodgers remontaron ganaron la serie dos a 3 los uno seguimos con san francisco y las jugadas gigantes de al semana >> iniciamos con (nombre en inglés) con un sencillo para sacar la victoria en los ángeles el (nombre en inglés) que necesitando un colchón con los dodgers andrew que con las bases llenas no permitió una carrera >> esas fueron las jugadas gigantes de la semana >> [♪ ] >> y los atléticos cerraron la serie perdieron dos a cero después de dos entradas (nombre en inglés) bateó un home run que le dio las dos carreras a los visitantes y cerramos la noche con la súper copa de la uefa champions league los equipos habían terminado dos a dos en el minuto 98 cuando saúl nos regal

the portrait is a color lit though graphic poster by milton glazer. e created the first one in 1968, the same year the national portrait gallery opened to the public. she was born in memphis in 1942. the world first heard her voice from the choir stand. she sang during the segregation area she had ties to our area. two of her biggest hits were written by a dc born >>songwrit. e was looking for song. he was a little frustrated because he wasn't getring the ght material. my father happened to have been walking by and he said, hey, i have a song for you. >> don't youear change, change, change ♪ >> tony's father wrote chain of foolse and aw. we'll have more coming up later in the broadcast. >>>reaking news in arizona where the phoenix police say a suspect ambushed one of theirce of and this morning he is in critical condition. take a look. police sayff theer stepped out of his car during a simce trafstop. the suspect held the gun and fired two shots. the officer was able to give off a shot of his own. both were stopped by the gunfire. this shows how dange

david sillitoe, bbc news, milton keynes. that's almost it from us. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments. arguments about what kind of memorial —— wreath he laid. we will try to answer them. here on bbc one time for the news where you are.. good evening, i'm asad ahmad. so, now we can expect to see more police on our streets, and some of them armed, after today's events in westminster. a car collided with pedestrians and cyclists felt acropolis, knocked out of the champions league by adk athens. not guilty and straight back into the hat squad but will the ecb punish ben stokes board that bristol brawl? also coming up we have the latest news from the european parents swimming —— para swimming championships in dublin. good evening. there'll be no more champions league football for celtic this season the scottish champions fell in the third qualifying round away at a ek athens. it was one all after the first leg in glasgow last week. brendan rogers side lost 2—1 this evening in the greek capital and they have dropped into the playo

its warehouse operator, xpo logistics, has stopped processing orders, including at this site in miltones, in a dispute over payment. this time last week, mike ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what is known as a prepack administration, a much—used process that is controversial, because it means mr ashley's sports direct has no legal obligation to pay any of house of fraser's debts owed to suppliers. the fallout was laid bare today. some {a84 million is owed to unsecured creditors like landlords and suppliers. xpo logistics alone is out of pocket by more than £30 million. jigsaw, the fashion retailer, is owed much less, but it has now removed stock from 20 house of fraser stores. this small nottingham business does clothing alterations — one of hundreds who will get next to nothing back. house of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that was just one month's invoice. but a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed, to mentionjust one, and owed in the past ten years probably £12,000, £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for thes

we can speak to iain duncan smith now from milton keynes.f the queen of soul, aretha franklin, before herfuneral there later this week. stevie wonder, chaka khan and jennifer hudson are all expected to perform at an outdoor tribute concert on thursday. our correspondent rajini vaidya nathan is there. the queue that you can see behind me snaking around this museum, as fans line up to pay their final respects to aretha franklin, the queen of soul, as she lies in state here at the city's african—american museum. i am joined by entertainer sir diego brazil?. you have come here all the way from florida. all the way from north miami beach, florida. it was a must. you have already been meant to pay your last respects. what was it like in there? it's very spiritual. when i walked in, one of her gospel songs from amazing grace was playing. she has a smile on her face. red pumps, her legs are crossed, she is on the freeway to heaven in the pink cadillac. you are glad you waited in line for this? # i am grateful, yeah. everyone is singing, this is actu

special panel, which would be come to known as the eisenhower commission after its chairman, doctor miltonenhower, included members from across action of american life, church, government, education and labor. >> my charge to you is simple and direct. i ask you to undertake a penetrating search of the causes and prevention of violence, a search into our national life, our past as well as our present. --, our traditions as well as our institutions, our culture, our customs, and hour laws. i hope your search will yield, first, and understanding and insight into the kinds of violent aberrations which have struck down public figures and private citizens alike. second, i hope your search will uncover the causes of disrespect for law and order, disrespect for proper authority in the home, and disrespect for public officials, and violent disruptions of public order by individuals and groups. third, i hope your search will lead to sensible and practical action, to control or prevent these outbreaks of violence. >> hoping to curb this violence will be a bill president johnson signed into law in jun

her portrait is a color poster by the designer milton glazer who created the poster in 196, the samethe national portrait gallery opened its doors to the public ♪ >> the queen of soul's music dominated the charts after her death today. tonight, she has the top five songs on itunes which includes the hit song "rpect." her greatest hits collection is number one on itunes tonight. to learn more about her music and career, open up our nbc app.ngt we've put together a photo gallery with some of her memorable performances. >>> redskins are back in town and tonight, they were back at fedexfield. >> it all came down to a field goal in the final seconds. dave johnson, this was dramatic stuff tonight. >> it was. i know it's only wepreseason. e fired up. that's how we roll around here. the coaches will take a look at everyone playing. there's always an extra spotlight on who, the quarterback. there's no quarterback controversy. week one of the preseason against tpatriots, alex smith warmed up to stay on the sidelines. gruden head coach jay left the decision to play up to smith. fans excited to

famously expressed by the late american economist milton friedman. we find it's better to take care of our employees than anybody else. really taking care of the customer. the language is the same. conscious capitalism. whole foods did it. star brooks. it's a movement, and i've got to tell you it's a dangerous movement because i think these companies are already held accountable by consumers, by employees. if you don't like the company, if you have the opportunity, you quit. >> neil: if you don't treat your workers well, they are going to bolt and it's not going to help. >> the reason i mentioned the container store, hot ipo. open with $43 in late 2013. by january 2016, it was $4. the i.d. you can run publicly traded companies with this manifesto has failed miserably miserably. >> neil: it is a double-edged sword, right? you run a business, you have to treat your workers well. you have to make money. how do you balance it? elizabeth warren is saying more companies, tax cuts. buy more stock, they are not helping people. you say? >> she is right in the

and milton, you know, said just to kill time, god, do you think it's going to rain? and ike said, milton, i haven't worried since the weather since june 6, 1942. >> puts things in perspective. >> puts it in perspective. the difference is historians have tools and materials that in some ways are denied to journalists. we're utterly dependent on journalists for what we do but we also have the advantage of time. it takes time. particularly where polarizing presidents are concerned. it takes time for passions to cool, for papers to become available, and above all, for us to examine how many -- a dozen american presidents have had to deal with the middle east. you can compare them. so instead of having -- i mean how many of us have gotten called by journalists wanting -- what's history going to say about the incumbent? you know? and, well, you know, ask me in 20 years. >> give it time. >> that sort of thing. >> they do tend to give it too much time. when i was researching my first history book, i called historical society that should go unnamed and i said you have the pap

hamilton's championship ruddle sebastian vettel who finished fifth set the pace in the morning session how milton leads standings by twenty four point. italy's andre divots he also clocked the fastest time in practice ahead of the. british grand prix the deckard rider finished ahead of britain's cal crutchlow and maverick finn alice of yamaha championship leader mark mark has finished or. and that's all your sport for now it's now back to do in london thanks very much for that far and finally it is the hotel that's inspired a classic horror novel but guess slept through a real life scare on thursday. the desk supervisor the stanley hotel in the u.s. state of colorado bravely captured this footage after a black bear somehow managed to open the front door and take a look around three hundred guests were upstairs this leap at the time but fortunately none of them fancied a late night trip to reception horror author stephen king had the idea to write the shining when he was staying at this hotel in one nine hundred seventy four and you can always find more on our website by that is there a dot com th

rajini: nice to see my home town of milton keynes make the program for a change for the , we say goodbye to a bi of history. a tree that is older than the united states. george in washington's home in mount vernon, virgouia. it was a tree when george washington led the continental army and was standing tall when he retired after serving two terms as the nation's first prident. contrary to the cherry tree legend, washington did not cut town this tree. you might be able to get a piece of the tree in the gift shop now. that is it for today. findte me on tw thanks forld watching "wor news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed tol work around yoestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by e freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing lutions for america' neglected needs, od purepoint financial. >> how do we sha tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal forin our mind, and then we be

uganda's political history it gained independence from britain in one nine hundred sixty two with milton obote as prime minister in one thousand nine hundred eighty one about it was toppled in a military coup led by army chief mean a means time in power included expulsion of asians and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of his own people in one nine hundred seventy nine tanzania invaded uganda forcing i mean to flee the country the year later milton obote he regained power after elections and became president but five years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sense. all tautologous in a moment but first let's go to the ugandan capital kampala where we're joined on the telephone line by opposition m.p. alan says one yama good to have you with us on inside story can you tell us what the situation is like on the ground it must be quite tense here of course this ration is not. it is quite tense. this month where we had an election

uganda's political history it gained independence from britain in one nine hundred sixty two with milton obote as prime minister in one thousand nine hundred eighty one about it was toppled in a military coup led by army chiefs it mean i means time in power included the expulsion of asians and the deaths of hundreds of thousands of his own people in one nine hundred seventy nine tanzania invaded uganda forcing i mean to flee the country the year later milton obote he regained power after elections and became president but five years later he was deposed in another military coup and in one thousand nine hundred six national resistance army rebels took compiler and installed yarima seventy as president and he's been in power of a sense. all tautologous in a moment but first let's go to the ugandan capital kampala where we're joined on the telephone line by opposition m.p. alan says one yama good to have you with us on inside story can you tell us what the situation is like on the ground it must be quite tense here of course this regime is not. it is quite tense. this month where we had an

and milton, you know, said just to kill the time, god, do you think it's going to rain?ke said, milton, i haven't worried about the weather since june 6, 1945. [ laughter ] >> puts things in perspective. >> puts it -- that's perspective. and we're all in the perspective business. >> right. >> the difference is historians have tools and materials that in some ways are denied to journalists. we are utterly dependent on journalists for what we do, but we also have the advantage of time. it takes time, particularly we're polarizing presidents. it takes time for passions to cool. for papers to become available. and above all, for us to examine -- how many -- a dozen american presidents have had to deal with the middle east. you can compare them. so instead of having -- how many of us have gotten called by journalists wanting -- what's history going to say about the incumbent? you know, and you -- you know -- well, ask me in 20 years. >> right, give it time. >> that sort of thing. >> also, they do tend to give it -- as mentioned earlier, too much time. i -- when i was research

is ben how milton bailey to talk more about this is a traffic specialist thanks for being with us this morning is it possible to even make traffic safe in a city like dhaka dhaka certainly is not alone around the world many mega-cities have this problem on the roads and dhaka though were built for one hundred fifty thousand vehicles a day they're now accommodating one point eight million vehicles. what is not easy is a very very long and slow process but you see a similar pattern of road safety in every country as it most arises and it takes a long time for a society to introduce the sort of. regulation but also more importantly social. values and social consensus as necessary to achieve. the sort of acceptable level of safety enjoyed in the west but. the it's the harder the more crowded the country is and it's harder the more problematic the countries with. who of political pressure one with political debate ok mentioned it's not just regulations it's also about social values and consensus social consensus what specifically you talking about there. well. this is very similar in every

the incident took place in milton keynes on saturday evening during an altercation between a group ofeft the scene in a taxi while two others fled on a moped. fighting has been continuing in the afghan city of ghazni where the taliban have attacked police headquarters and government buildings. 17 years on from the us—led invasion of afghanistan, british troops who are part of an increased uk military presence have been arriivng in the capital kabul. the hope is to support afghan troops and diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale reports. back to the dust and heat of helmand. this, the place where hundreds of british troops were killed, and which nearly fell to the taliban when they departed. four years ago the british left for good, but the americans soon returned. albeit in smaller numbers. now they are on their own, patrolling what was the sprawling british base of camp bastian. it was necessary for us to come back in here a couple of years ago. if that had not happened, i would imagine that helmand would be pretty solidly under the control o

the greatest advocates of privatization oftentimes people would argue for privatization of you know milton friedman style privatization of education privatization of just about everything and limiting the government to a very small government so doesn't that go completely against socialism and even some of your ideas which i understand you're for example against the idea of private property. yes and you know what drew me into the party was really you know it's stances on anti-war you know eliminating victimless crime laws though those are issues that i'm passionate about you know and i think those are the biggest issues that we are facing the. privatisation everything that came after and never really took to it the libertarian socialist ideals do flip that script a little bit when it comes to especially private property we make a distinction between private property and personal property you know absent. giving title ownership for absentee owners letting natural resources be privatized in the hands of the few we see this as authority we see a directly opposed to libertarian principles so w

used in the sport since the beginning of the season the race was to the put them but not for how milton in pencil who put on quite the fight to the finish the german stronger motive proved the difference though as he took the win it was princes victory this season. well a group of workers has been rescued along the argentinian coastline after the tide washed them ashore over the weekend the same group of rescuers were called upon twice to help the killer whales back into the sea it is certainly not an easy task workers average about six metres in length and weigh more than three thousand six hundred kilograms. well done there congratulations not in a word in the united states but it does look like a new nafta deal is in the works brian for months progress has been gruelling the slow but now u.s. and mexican trade negotiators are reportedly close to squaring away bilateral differences to update the north american free trade agreement nafta and response the mexican peso is gaining nearly one percent this morning this agreements between the two countries have been a major obstacle to reneg

barack obama hope poster and the creator of the i love new york logo it's been picked up on behalf of milton glaser to be all of new york like oh we dedicate our lives to activism and fighting for inclusion and fantasy pointless and for free and that's absolutely dogs with the hosting of and leonardo who would profit from death from destruction the museum's director says he regrets their decision to remove their work we have a mixed economy we sell tickets we have two shops a cafe a restaurant and events business and that means business means that we will rent out the building. two universities accountants individuals can get married here and some commercial events which are not part of our program not indorsed by us but a private event well work that was once inside the museum has now been brought out on to the street the museum says what's left of the exhibition will be free to the public but the issue of how this museum and others supplement their income is now in the spotlight leave barca al-jazeera loved it. stay with us sports. was the season with. the fan favorites back in just a sec.

and some of the most fascinating finds are here, near milton keynes.e davis's land, all of which was news to mike. have a look. good lord. i mean, we know there are things elsewhere, but this is something i've never seen ever before. this, then, is a complete surprise to you? you had no idea? no idea. and you've farmed here all your life? yes. it's 5000 years of history we're standing on. that is... amazing. it is amazing, indeed. thanks for watching. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbc mike embley. that's it. thanks for watching. hello there. the weather pattern for the rest of this week and into the weekend looks pretty similar day on day and that is with more cloud, rain, stronger wind across the north and the west of the uk and the further south and east that you are, better chances of staying dry and bright with sunshine and feeling warmer. that process really will begin through wednesday, with an area of low pressure to the north—west of the country, a couple of weather fronts moving into northern and wester

its warehouse operator, xpo logistics, has stopped processing orders, including at this site in miltonynes, in a dispute over payment. this time last week, mike ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what is known as a prepack administration, a much—used process that is controversial, because it means mr ashley's sports direct has no legal obligation to pay any of house of fraser's debts owed to suppliers. the fallout was laid bare today. some {a84 million is owed to unsecured creditors like landlords and suppliers. xpo logistics alone is out of pocket by more than £30 million. jigsaw, the fashion retailer, is owed much less, but it has now removed stock from 20 house of fraser stores. this small nottingham business does clothing alterations — one of hundreds who will get next to nothing back. house of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that was just one month's invoice. but a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed, to mentionjust one, and owed in the past ten years probably £12,000, £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for th

its warehouse operator, xpo logistics, has stopped processing orders, including at this site in milton, mike ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what's known as a prepack administration, a much—used process that is controversial. it means mr ashley's sports direct has no legal obligation to pay any of house of fraser's debts owed to suppliers. the fallout was laid bare today. some £1184 million is owed to unsecured creditors like landlords and suppliers. xpo logistics alone is out of pocket by more than £30 million. jigsaw, the fashion retailer, is owed much less. it has now removed stock from 20 house of fraser stores. this small nottingham business does clothing alterations — one of hundreds who will get next to nothing back. house of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that'sjust one month's invoice. a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed to name just one, but in the past ten years, probably £12,000, £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for these big stores. but one things for sure — he will need plenty of good will to

its warehouse operator xpo logistics has stopped processing orders, including at this site in miltonek, mike ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what's known as a prepack administration, a much—used process that's controversial, because it means mr ashley's sports direct has no legal obligation to pay any of house of fraser's debts owed to suppliers. the fallout was laid bare today. some £484 million is owed to unsecured creditors, like landlords and suppliers. xpo logistics alone is out of pocket by more than 30 million. jigsaw, the fashion retailer, is owed much less, but it has now removed stock from 20 house of fraser stores. this small nottingham business supplied dry—cleaning services, one of hundreds who'll get next to nothing back. house of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that'sjust one month's invoice. but a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed to mentionjust one, but over the past ten years probably £12,000 to £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for these big stores, but one things for sure. he'll need ple

they're used there's a famous old conservative economist milton friedman who said that economists roller to provide the information and people like the right choice what we see today is something quite different and that information is provided in actions are taken that have very little to do or in fact are the opposite of what mr buckley we have to take over. short break but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. and trump you know it's all about a talking getting along with greatest ally friend russia you know play it good for the kids and you know if you open it up but there's other things in there so while we proceed here in the first half i'll just see what let go but. they're not going to how can i. love the. not a lot of them out of the money the day of the night at the gym. this was a good time to. try to move. mom. was a little bit of a little money not why not. why it generated the old people we believe of the.

its warehouse operator, xpo logistics, has stopped processing orders, including at this site in milton ashley came riding to the rescue. he did so by buying this chain through what is known as a prepack administration, a much—used process that is controversial. because it means mr ashley's sports direct has no legal obligation to pay any of house of fraser's debts owed to suppliers. the fallout was laid bare today. some £1184 million is owed to unsecured creditors like landlords and suppliers. xpo logistics alone is out of pocket by more than £30 million. jigsaw, the fashion retailer, is owed much less. but it has now removed stock from 20 house of fraser stores. this small nottingham business does clothing alterations — one of hundreds who will get next to nothing back. house of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that was just one month's invoice. but a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed, to mentionjust one, and owed in the past ten years probably £12,000, £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for these big stores. but one thing is for sure — he will need

they're used there's a famous old conservative economist milton friedman who said that economists roller to provide the information and people like the right choice what we see today is something quite different and that information is provided and actions are taken that have very little to do or in fact are the opposite of what mr buckley we have to take a very. short break but they held him back in just a few moments stay tuned. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first woman top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest read in truth to stand losing you since you just the dance the right questions to the right answer. question. welcome back to well the part that's relevant but we think you're fallow and international affairs at the new school in new york. based in brooklyn just to finish. where politicians. attention to. syria is a lot. on my mind a lot and i think there is also something. you know that country also requires and arjen how specialist like yourself because it has lots of formerly urban communities where the infrast