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side £2000, mr cipriani left with other squad members without comment —— he was fined £2000.cester rugby club said danny cipriani noses his responsibilities and is aware of the impact of this type of incident on the club. he is a gloucester player and will receive our full support as we focus on the exciting season support as we focus on the exciting season ahead. inevitably this incident will raise questions over his career with the england squad. the rfu have yet to give their reaction to this latest lapse in behaviour. robert hall, bbc news, jersey. our top story this lunchtime. there's been a rise in the number of pupils getting top grades at a level — more than a quarter were awarded as or a stars, the most for six years. and coming up — here's your post, eight years late. israel finally allows a mail delivery to palestinians on the west bank. coming up on bbc news, former england captain michael vaughan says ben stokes doesn't deserve a warm reception from the england fans in the third test against india on saturday. stokes was found not guilty of affray this week. pres

archive: more than 80,000 civilians have already left... mrsaos as refugees tried to head south at the end of the war in 1953. she lost sight of her husband and son as she was put on a boat. within days, the border was closed. she was trapped in the south, herfamily in the north. when the moment came, it took only one glance for her to break into a run. for now, all thoughts are on these first precious hours together, even though they both know they are also likely to be their last. cho soon—jeon knows what these families are going through. this frail 83—year—old had her one chance three years ago. over 50,000 are still waiting to see their loved ones. translation: it was so good to meet them, but when i was separated from them, it was worse than not meeting them at all. my sisters kept saying how hard it was living in north korea. it broke my heart. these are the human faces of the korean conflict — a symbol of an enduring bond between the two nations, but also a reminder of the pain of decades of division, with no end in sight. laura bicker,

archive: more than 80,000 civilians have already left. mrsthousands caught in the chaos as refugees tried to head south at the end of the war in 1953. she lost sight of her husband and son as she was put on a boat. within days, the border was closed. she was trapped in the south, herfamily in the north. when the moment came, it took only one glance for her to break into a run. for now, all thoughts are on these first precious hours together, even though they both know they are also likely to be their last. cho soon—jeon knows what these families are going through. this frail 83—year—old had her one chance three years ago. over 50,000 are still waiting to see their loved ones. translation: it was so good to meet them, but when i was separated from them, it was worse than not meeting them at all. my sisters kept saying how hard it was living in north korea. it broke my heart. these are the human faces of the korean conflict — a symbol of an enduring bond between the two nations, but also a reminder of the pain of decades of division, with no en

mr. cohen left the courthouse in manhattan without speaking to the media that congregated out on the federallaza in manhattan. michael cohen returns to that cohen september 12th for sentencing. the reporters in the courtom for his plea hearing this afternoon say the proposed sentence in this case will ber between f and six years for eight guilty pleas to federal charges. ative desk, i'm scott macfarne. wendy, back to you. >> we're also staying on top of our weather. the potenal for moreeather and storms this evening. >> it's been a wild afternoon, and we're not done with it yet, folks. amelia is in storm center 4 with a look at what to expect. if all of this gives way to a gorgeous few couple of days we're ready. >> i think so. you know what, we're looking at really nice fall-like weather on thursday and friday and tonight we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode and the time line for storms, here it is. we'll continue to see stormynt weather about 9:00, 10:00 as temperatures fall into the upper 70s. by 11:00 p.m. still a chance for some rain and can't rule out heavt rain at t point. likely

newsreel: more than 80,000 civilians have already left. mrse chaos as refugees tried to head south at the end of the war in 1953. she lost sight of her husband and son as she was put on a boat. within days, the border was closed. she was trapped in the south, her family in the north. when the moment came, it took only one glance for her to break into a run. for now, all thoughts are on these first precious hours together. even though they both know they are also likely to be their last. this woman knows what these families are going through. this frail 83—year—old had her one chance three years ago. over 50,000 are still waiting to see their loved ones. translation: it was so good to meet them. but when i was separated from them, it was worse than not meeting them at all. my sisters kept saying how hard it was living in north korea. it broke my heart. these are the human faces of the korean conflict. a symbol of an enduring bond between the two nations, but also a reminder of the pain of decades of division with no end in sight. laura bicker,

and then another altercation when mr cipriani left the bar with a drink, and again he had an exchangepriani and told him that he would have to be detained, he didn't like that either. there was a very short scupper lasting only a matter of seconds, which involve the second police officer, whilst mr cipriani resisted efforts to put handcuffs on him. during that incident, the court heard, the female police officer received minor injuries to her upper body and her neck after mr cipriani apparently grabbed her collar. in court, through his barrister, mr cipriani said he was deeply sorry for what had happened. he was mortified that the female police officer had suffered any sort of injury. he accepted that he had had too much to drink. the magistrate, in reviewing what penalty should be imposed, and that mr cipriani's behaviour was clearly inappropriate. she fined him £500. we were expecting the club who were there in court to say something outside, but they didn't. mr cipriani was bundled into a gloucester club vehicle and they drove away without comment. as we have heard in the last half

newsreel: more than 80,000 civilians have already left. mrsgees tried to head south at the end of the war in 1953. she lost sight of her husband and son as she was put on a boat. within days, the border was closed. she was trapped in the south, her family in the north. when the moment came, it took only one glance for her to break into a run. for now, all thoughts are on these first precious hours together. even though they both know they are also likely to be their last. this woman knows what these families are going through. this frail 83—year—old had her one chance three years ago. over 50,000 are still waiting to see their loved ones. translation: it was so good to meet them. but when i was separated from them, it was worse than not meeting them at all. my sisters kept saying how hard it was living in north korea. it broke my heart. these are the human faces of the korean conflict. a symbol of an enduring bond between the two nations, but also a reminder of the pain of decades of division with no end in sight. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul

it comes to the online censorship evolution so i'm not sure it works like that anymore mr cruz plus people on the left are ecstatic bring it on is their call and if it is even a crucial step forward in the fight against fake news and fringe extremism. info was is the tip of a giant iceberg of hate and lies the uses sites like facebook can use you to tear on nation oppose these companies must do more than take down one website the survival of our democracy depends on it the world is getting older and a bit more author a tarion only lately a top u.s. intelligence committee democrat has come up with twenty legislative proposals for keeping online platforms under a close watch brace yourself as you might soon have to say goodbye to things like anonymous posts or accounts that can be tracked down yep that covers just two of the twenty. and you've been trying to with the reports well we've got reaction from . who's hoping to be the u.s. libertarian party's next presidential candidate he thing social media has deviated from its original purpose the idea freedom of speech is a legal protection that says the g

mr. trump was left unnerved and that he and haven't mcgahn haven't been on good terms in mar than a year. i'll talk with the top democrat on the house intelligence committee and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. let's go to our chief white house correspondent. the president spoke out about mcgahn today. >> he certainly did. he reported that white house council is on his way out this fall. mcgahn is little known outside of washington. what he knows is very critical to the russia investigation. as the president told us earlier today he is not worried what mcgahn told robert mueller insisting he has done everything by the book. >> president trump put an end to the speculation confirming that his long time aid don mcgahn will leave the post in coming weeks. >> a lot of affection for don. he will be moving on. he has spent about 30 hours in front of mueller's team. >> was it a mistake to have you speak? >> he told us she not worried about that despite he was unnerved by the extent of the interview? >>. >> i knew he was going. >> are you aware of what he said? >> i don't hav

mrs. bush as a tribute. >> i came to understand after i left the white house mrs. bush and mrs. reagan were not terribly close. but i have to honestly tell you i had no sense of that while i work there. you have to know that nancy reagan she'd treat staff professionally and does not gossip. i had no idea the first idea i honestly had one the first plane trip i took with george hw trip -- bush on the plane he said right in the limo with me. he said what is the problem between nancy and my wife? i said what you talking about he said they don't get along and i said honestly i have never thought that i never knew that in the subject never came up again. but the flesh called me and told me how thrilled he was i was working for and then she gave me the list of the best instruction which i cherish the most important one every time you go to a hotel gather up all the shampoos and soaps. [laughter] put them in a bag and taken to her she took all those to a homeless shelter on her own but he figured she had bagged the bag that mom -- this big but i that she was extraordinary i found her v

it's like, wow, look at the gift that was left. >> mr. -- >> thank you, thank you very much, you're beautiful john belushi was remarkable to watch on stage. you couldn't take your eyes off of him. he had this extraordinary power. >> i run a lot of miles training for that day, and i downed a lot of donuts. they taste good, and they've got the sugar i need to get me going in the morning. >> john is very much like his comedy. it was on the edge, and it pushed the envelope. >> well, i thought i'd be the first to go. i was one of those live fast, die young, leave a good-looking corpse type, you know, well, i guess they were wrong. here we are. this is not ready for prime time summit. >> i was in high school when john belushi died. i'm not sure why, but i was devastated. i cried as a teenager. >> death is a drag and a terrible bargain, you come into the world and you've got to die at the end. who thought this up? the city steak house serves the best beef in town. their sensual setting will set the mood for any romantic rendezvous. oh, hear that, hank? >> it's not hyperbole to say if you walked in a

mr. joseph drexel, decided that this place would be left as a memorial to u.s. grant. so things were left just the way they were when the grant family left. it's been kept that way for the last 132 years. that's why i think this cottage is so important to keep the way it is and to maintain it, because it's just such a compelling story and it really gives you that wonderful insight into a relatively misunderstood figure in american history, ulysses s. grant. >> writer and civil rights activist dan spencer brings the harlem renaissance to her home in lynchburg, virginia. up next, her granddaughter takes us into the home, telling the story of anne spencer and how she brings the harlem renaissance to this quiet home in the virginia countryside. >> anne spencer was a poet, an american poet, mostly associated with the harlem renaissance period in 1924 to 1945. how she became part of the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there's a whole group of people who are associated with that period of time like anne spencer that people don't know about.

mr. mueller has left? he is chasing the manhattan madam. who is the manhattan madam? i don't know.is dragging her in front of the grand jury. he has manafort where he wants him on banking charges and he set up guys like flynn who has gotten in trouble. now they have cohen. what do they have? they have nothing. i'll tell you what they have. mr. mueller has a federal prosecutor is preparing his impeachment report. which is an unconstitutional activity. mr. mueller is supposed to be nonpolitical. he is not supposed to prepare impeachment report. mr. mueller, i told you before, you can't indict a sitting president. i told you that 15 months ago. now you figured it out. you and rod rosenstein figured it out and now you are trying to figure out what to do with the subpoena. you see, giuliani was on the show the other day or somebody's show and said why do they take two or three weeks? i'll tell you why. because mr. maul mule has to -- mr. mueller has to consult mr. rosenstein his boss to figure out what to do with the subpoena. when they issue it, the president takes it to the supreme co

mr. mueller have left? he's chasing the manhattan madam. who the hell is the man had to madam? he's interviewing, dragging her in front of of the grand jury. who is next? he's got manafort where he wants them on banking charges, he set up a few guys like flynn, who's gotten in trouble, now they have cohen, what do they have? they have nothing. i'll tell you what they have. mr. mueller is a federalmr prosecutor and is preparing his impeachment report, and unconstitutional activity, t mr. mueller is supposed to be nonpolitical, he's not supposed to be preparing impeachment reports. mr. mueller, i told youmr befor, you can't indict a sitting president. i told you that 15 months ago. now you figured it out. you and rosenstein figured it out. now you and rosenstein are trying to figure out what to do with a subpoena. you see, sean, giuliani was on your show the other day, or somebody's show company he said, why do they take two or three weeks. i will tell you why, because mr. mueller has to consult mr. rosenstein, his boss, to figure out what to do with the subpoena. i will tell you

mrs. bush as a tribute. >> i came to understand after i left the white>> house that mrs. bush and mrs. reagan were not terribly close. i have to honestly tell c you i had noon sense of it while i was working. one thing you have to know about nancy reagan is she treats staff professionally and she does not gossip in that regard. i had no idea. the first idea i honestly had was the first plane trip i took with george h.w. bush on the campaign in 88, we are getting off the plane and he said sheila wright in the limo with me. he said what is the problem between nancy and my wife? i said what you talking about? he said they just don't get along. i said honestly i never saw it. i never knew it and the subject never came up t again. but mrs. bush called me and told me how thrilled she was that i would be working for her husband and then she gave me the list of a set of t instructions which i cherished. the most important was that every time you go to a hotel and gather up all the shampoos and soaps and everything, put them in a bag and bring them to her. she took all this stuff to a homeless

mrs. manafort left the courtroom in tears after the testimony about her husband hiding accounts and lyingbout his taxes. >> i can't hear. >> that's why i'm wearing this pin today. >> the goose is cooked. the pins need their own book. do the pins have a twitter account yet? >> they do. it's #jill'spins. >> i'm tolling that as soon as the show is over. thank you all very much. >>> and next up donald trump stops pretending to be a populist and flat out announces a huge tax cut for the super rich. that's next. (vo) why do subaru forester owners always seem so happy? because they've chosen the industry leader. subaru forester holds its value better than any other vehicle in its class according to alg. better than cr-v. better than rav4. better than rogue. an adventure that starts with a subaru forester will always leave you smiling. get 0% percent apr financing on the 2018 subaru forester. it was always our singular focus, a distinct determination. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource. to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatmen

manafort of course was the campaign chairman, he left and mr. s stayed on all the way through the inaugural period and there was some testimony from gates yesterday that even when manafort left the campaign he was still trying to work it, one example was trying to get a banker who'd helped him get a loan to be nominated for secretary of the army, poppy. >> that is significant. joe, thank you very much. let's talk about that and more with paul callan, our legal analyst. let's jump off on that. the jury heard the extent to which manafort and gates worked for the trump campaign, the prosecution showed and presented these e-mails where you see manafort imploring gates to help him, to help a banker by -- to help make inroads with the campaign. why is that significant? >> in a couple ways in this trial. if judge initially was preventing prosecutors from even mentioning the trump name during the trial. now we're seeing links to the trump campaign. in this particular instance, manafort is in deep trouble by 2015. he's run out of money, he's broke and he

the pakistani government and drone strikes i think if you take away the question of mr presentation we're still left with the fact that in actual fact drones intensified during musharraf regime we have when if you were drones then during the . president bush and president obama had a very difficult different perspective on daunte and presence as president obama happened to be there president. musharraf time president bush happened to be the president who believed and maybe troops on the ground putting your president can say no thanks we don't want these do you know we have a stick we have a parliamentary resolution which was probably unprecedented in the history of pakistan which clearly stipulated that no one in pakistan nor one in pakistan is authorized to give any acquisitions to drone strikes until the parliament ratified documents from the cia and twenty thirteen showed that the i.s.i. was helping the cia pick targets for drone strikes in part this is this is this is the parliamentary resolution and let's go to. moving on from the wider issue of drone strikes at home or touches. there is this c

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problem if i may say so it's very straightforward mr bronson should be allowed to return to the united states for medical care and the charges can be left as they are but mr bronson can go home with his family and to his family and secondly on the economic side two simple steps are required one mr iraq can work with the group he described his press conference yesterday to announce a new reform program for the turkish economy based on turkey's own principles and one would be to use interest rates temporarily to re firm the lehrer's value and secondly to undertake a thorough reform of the turkish economy along principles that would help turkey be more competitive in the international arena and that would allow both countries to then turn to the issues that are in front of them without having to end up this process by pointing the other by making the other one responsible for the damage so i hope that they'll consider these three steps because they could easily end this issue and we could go on to the more serious strategic issues that face us so. there is also a second u.s. citizen who is detained in chickie he is a dual national turkey t

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fined £2000, mr cipriani left with other squad members without comment. responsibilities and is aware of the impact of this type of incident on the club. however, he is a gloucester player and will receive our full support as we focus on the exciting season ahead. inevitably this incident will raise questions over his career with the england squad. the rfu have yet to give their reaction to this latest lapse in behaviour. robert hall, bbc news, jersey. you're watching afternoon live. these are our headlines: a—level students have been awarded the highest proportion of a's and a—stars since 2012. but the proportion getting c has fallen. rescue workers in italy say there's no hope of finding any more survivors of the genoa bridge collapse — up to 20 people are missing. danny cipriani has been fined two thousand pounds after an assault in a jersey nightclub. the england rugby international pleaded guilty to common assault and resisting arrest. she has sold millions of records and is really not in the headlines. a two day madonna celebrates her 60th birthday.

from philadelphia after he left office. he and mrs. washington, and his granddaughter and george washington lafayette. his son have been sent to save him from the french revolution. he was a little boy. they stopped and hoban had the militia and forced everyone to do it. a 21 gun salute. he was finished enough not to have windows yet or any of that. washington could see what it looked like. >> george washington saw his vision. people should know their worst three basic classes of workers. there was the elite, scottish masons who did the stone work and the carving. the irish workers and then there were slaves. what was the role of slaves and the actual building of the white house? >> labor. the scottish stonemasons preferred they hired slaves to be apprentices. it was a desirable job for a slave. the contracts were extensive. they had to be closed. they learned a skill. so as an advantage to them and perhaps buying freedom after it was over that they were no longer laborers. the scots did teach them on the job. i would say about 30 perc