naomi grimley reports. it was the scandal that shook the aid sector.s year we learned how some of oxfam's staff had severely compromised its dearly held values. they'd used young prostitutes in the aftermath of the 2010 haiti earthquake. the charity dismissed four members of staff and let three quietly resign without properly flagging up what had happened. and sexual harassment... today at a special safeguarding summit, the government made it clear it wants to turn the page on the sex abuse scandals in the aid sector. let there be no doubt that that is what we are here to do. notjust tinker around the edges but to fundamentally rewrite the way this sector operates from root to branch. amongst the announcements were a new project with interpol to let charities access criminal records more quickly, and support for a so—called passport for aid workers, meaning charities can voluntarily pool information about job applicants. that is an excellent time for me to intervene, secretary of state. but as the minister was in full flow, she was interrupted by a pro

hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis, and the news that us open champion naomi is through to the quarter—finals of the china open in beijing, but there was a shock defeat for the wimbledon champion angelique kerber. jim lumsden rounds up thursday's action. for those bemoaning the lack of depth in women's tennis look no further than naomi osaka, the form player. last month she stunned serena williams in a memorable us open final. she has confirmed in next month's tour finals and her progress in beijing continued on thursday. the 20—year—old eighth seed was rarely troubled, racing through the match 61, 6—2 in little over an hour. the japanese player has only dropped four games in the last two rounds, and next in the osa firing line is naomi osaka, who knocked out angelique kerber. the player took the first set 6—1 before the number two seed made it one set all, but that took all her power and zhang won the third set 6—0 to move into the quarter—finals. the australian open champion wozniacki had lost, but not today, the world number two cruised through the second s

naomi wasn't properly introduced -- [laughter] naomi is a wonderful lawyer, to say the least, and an expert in international justice issues and an inspiration to the all of us who -- to all of us who know latin america. i thought i'd start, i thought i'd start, i thought i'd start -- [laughter] sooner or later -- hi -- reading a short passage that gives you a bit of an idea of the atmosphere. it's from the introduction called "storm front." at the cafÉ, women meet over black forest cake and apple strudel planning a film night for their chapter of the -- [speaking in native tongue] the nazi women's league. outside the cafÉ blond girls in pin that fores and boys wearing leader hosen pass the windows. some of the youngsters look up to the sky in hopes of catching sight of the zep passing overhead. newspaper vendors hawk their fares and very young boys wearing swastikas on armbands practice marching under the tutelage of kings from the nazi youth club and the gymnastics society. hitler's birthday is just around the corner. there will be parades. the party men will march in their uniform

include naomi scott, will smith and marwan kenzari. (jr stone) looks like oakland native ryan coogler oakland native ryan coogler is going back to wakanda... according to "the hollywood reporter magazine"...coogler has signed a deal to write and direct a black panther sequel.. the 32-year-old is expected to begin working on the script next year and production of the movie is planned to start at the end of 2019 or early 2020. 'black panther' starring chadwick boseman grossed 1-point-3 billion dollars globally... neither disney, or marvel has made an official announcement.. . (jrs) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(tes) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you jr and terisa.... next at ten... jewelry ld at seven major retailers here in the bay area tested positive for a toxic metal. all new at ten: an enviormental groups says the chemical cause cancer and

her chances of reaching the last four of the season ending a finals in singapore she battled past naomi osaka in three sets the storm and brings together the year's best players. for much of this match angelica her at the top of the screen looked in control always making her opponent play another shot she was the more composed of two of the season's grand slam champions but things got shaky at the start of the second set the german missed the chance to see about the match naomi osaka breaking twice in a row to send it into a decider. but cup but again and showed the kind of grinch that often brings opponents to bad knees. after losing her first match in this tournament to the three set win means cuppa has qualification in her own hands i. saw him stevens is up next because the talented if inconsistent american stephens's won two out of two so far final stats spurts helping her to her latest victory over kiki since whichever woman try ups in friday's match is guaranteed a place in the semifinals to lose this fight is a lot more uncertain. and now we leave you now with rescue crews in nor

sloane stephens beats naomi osaka in their opening match of the season ending wta finals in singapore. and sergio garcia keeps his cool in the spanish sunshine to win the andalucia valderrama masters for a third time. hello and weclome to the programme where we start with the news that cristiano ronaldo returns to old trafford later on tuesday as hisjuventus side face manchester united in the champions league. the 33 year old portuguese won this competition with united in 2008 and then went on to win it four more times at real madrid before his almost $130 million transfer to the italian champions. he's still clearly popular in manchester with this the second time he's played at old trafford since leaving the club having won there with real madrid in 2013, a match in which he scored. a match in which he scored. a match in which he scoredm a match in which he scored. it will be tough for us. but we have our weapons, we know it will be tough but i think we have a chance. i know if we play good, if we play the way the coach wants, i think we have a good chance to win the game but of cour

naomi dymond has been down to take a look. to catch a glimpse of the catbird, a species native to north america. we havejust of the catbird, a species native to north america. we have just stepped away from the group, because the name of the game here is notjust patience, but also silence. the twitchers are paused —— boys with their cameras and it really is a waiting game. what is it like when you are waiting and you actually spotted? it is not pleasurable, i have to say. there it goes. 0h! it has just have to say. there it goes. 0h! it hasjust gone have to say. there it goes. 0h! it has just gone past us. have to say. there it goes. 0h! it hasjust gone past us. that was timing. it is extremely stressful, i have to say. and then when you have a40 have to say. and then when you have a 40 minute wait and it pops up, it is like relief. so patient was eventually rewarded. it had been blown across by the winds we have had recently. the conditions that brought it across the. it is a very rare bird in the uk. it does not belong here.

please welcome mary jo. ' nick naomi wasn't properly introduced. she is a wonderful lawyer to say the least and an expert international justice issues and an inspiration to all of us who know latin america. i thought i would start -- i thought i would start -- [laughter] sooner or later body reading a short passage that gives you a bit of an idea of the atmosphere from the introduction called storm front. and the cafÉ when they meet over black forest cake and streusel planning a film and further chapter for the nazi women's league. outside of the camp, blond girls and boys wearing lederhosen past the windows returning from the new shores. some of the youngsters look up to the sky in hopes of catching a few of the silver passing overhead. there are young boys wearing swastikas on the armbands and promised marching under the tutelage from a youth club and the gymnastics society. hitler's birthday is just around the corner and there will be purveyed. the partymen will march in their shirts, arms raised trade out before them saluting like the fear. at

played at a really high level andi both played at a really high level and i started really well but naomiird set, i was just trying to fight and not give up. sojust dating in the match of focusing on every single point. yet, here you say it makes it a little bit sorry but i learned a lot from these past two matches. you learn more when you lose, so definitely i want to take that and apply it to my next match. in the day's other game, number five—seed sloane stephens beat kiki bertens to make it two wins out of two. bertens, who was drafted in to replace the injured simona halep, beat angelique kerber in her opening match, but she couldn't cause another upset this time. stephens won in three sets to move to the top of the red group and looks well—placed now to reach the semi—finals. i knew it was going to be a battle. she has another great season and had a great hard—core susan as well so i knew it would be blue topped up looking forward to it, being able to be here and play against the best players in the world is something not a lot people get to experience so not a lot people get to exp

the overalllking of political situation, naomi, how is trump reacted?t was not long ago the prince was touring the united states and last week the prince was saying how much he loved working with president trump. naomi: the trump administration has been reluctant to take some of the stronger actions but some lawmakers on the hill have asked for whether that be sanctions or blocking arms sales to saudi arabia. the trump administration has formed a closer relationship with saudi arabia as it seeks to protect u.s. interests in yemen and beyond. i think that gives tech companies a cover as long as lawmakers are focused on their attention to try to convince trump to go one way or another. askinge not focused on tech companies to take bigger steps. what might happen is that we might see pressure internally from some of these tech companies to take action. increasingly, tech companies have to grapple with employees who are signing petitions and pressuring leadership to take political stands. whether it is at microsoft and their employees are trying to pressure

naomi, i know! be accepted was an issue. what did it mean you have to do? it did definitely mean using food banks, which is not the best of circumstances whilst being pregnant. it does definitely not make you feel good, that is something i had to do around eight times before the benefit has been accepted. around eight times before the benefit has been acceptedm around eight times before the benefit has been accepted. it won't help you, of course, because you are already receiving it but how would you react to the news today that the full roll—out will now not happen for another few years?” full roll—out will now not happen for another few years? i am shocked andi for another few years? i am shocked and i feel sorry, being for another few years? i am shocked and ifeel sorry, being in that situation myself, for the people who are now forced to use food banks, like myself, or getting into debt with their friends or familyjust to be able to survive. andrew bowie, hired you respond to naomi's experience

us open winner naomi 0saka will look to claim a place in the china open quarter—finals.n of form as they're beaten by cska moscow in russia. tottenham hotspur will be missing a number of first—team regulars through injury for the visit of barcelona in the champions league later on wednesday. spurs trained without christian erikksen, moussa dembele, jan vertongen, serge aurier and deli ali ahead of the game at wembley. they lost their first group game to inter, whereas barca thrashed psv 4—0. they won their first game and they are going to want to carry on living in the rest of the group as quickly as possible, so we need to try to stop that happening, obviously we need to bounce back from our result, that happened away at the san zero, so it is a big game for both of us. we know it will be really hard. and they will try for sure tomorrow with their people to win their first game. so we have to try to do our best game. we know that it will be really ha rd best game. we know that it will be really hard and, at yeah, we have to doa really hard and, at yeah, we have to do a

the wimbledon champion was up against the us open champion, naomi osaka.wo and a half hours on court, it was the world number two who won the decider. it was really a tough battle and especially in the third set, we were both playing at a really high level and they started really well but naomi osaka came back in the second set and the third set, i was just trying to, fighting and not giving up, sojust trying to, fighting and not giving up, so just staying trying to, fighting and not giving up, sojust staying in trying to, fighting and not giving up, so just staying in the trying to, fighting and not giving up, sojust staying in the margin for every single point. now have you ever fancied trying something new? to get yourself out of your comfort zone maybe? well, some of the world‘s top golfers ditched their clubs for racquets this week to have a go at badminton. brooks koepka, rory mcilroy, justin rose, dustinjohnson, and francesco molinari got some lessons from the former world champion wang lin, ahead of the world golf championsip event in china. badmin

coming up naomi osaka looks to win her first wta finals in singapore.milton, but marc marquez wrapps up the motogp title injapan before disclocating his shoulder during the celebrations. two us open champions come face to face in the wta finals in singapore on monday. naomi osaka, who won herfirst major in new york this year, takes on the 2017 champion sloane stevens, as both players make their debut at the tournament. osaka's the first japanese tennis player to ever win a major and her coach, who was serena williams‘s hitting partner for eight years, reckons it won't be long until she becomes world number 1. you can't put a time or day on it. for me it isjust important you can't put a time or day on it. for me it is just important that she gives her best on a daily basis. there are certain things that i want her to achieve or accomplished after each practice and if she does that and make the right decisions on the match court i believe that things will 40 match court i believe that things will a0 the bike itself and she is going to be number one, it is

>> let me turn it back to naomi.our report that you have there, we listed the end, out of those 16 recommendations, short, medium and long-term. we didn't feel we could prioritize them. they're all important. the short, medium and long-term, we prioritized in terms of which were low-hanging fluid that you. the others would be long-term. we provided that input to the city. in terms of priorities, my sense is that needs to be a continuing discussion amongst agencies. >> sure, we can. but i have another question over here. >> what about buildings going down -- >> we did look at that. that was a question we got. so a few things. first, in the building inventory, we tried to identify of the existing 156 buildings what foundation types they have and we have to look at the numbers but out of that 156, there's three or four that have the drilled shafts that go to bedrock. we point out in our reports, one of our recommendations is to for a group to put together an administrative bulletin or information sheet to take the best

naomi grimley, bbc news. our correspondent mark lowen is in istanbul.ou are hearing it, mark? jane, there are reports this lunchtime that the saudi authorities are not allowing turkish investigators to search a well in the garden of the saudi consulate in istanbul, where there is some speculation that perhaps some body parts of mr khashoggi may be buried. that will only add to the frustration in the turkish government, in ankara, that the saudis are not cooperating fully with this investigation. so i think turkey will take some pleasure, some reassurance, from those punitive measures of washington and a slight hardening of the line from donald trump although with this president you don't know if he is changing position or if it is a throwaway comment. so the turkish president is tightened the screws on the saudis and yet his tone is remarkably restrained. remember, when year ago he was slamming the dutch and german governments as nazis and fascists. yet yesterday in parliament in ankara he said of saudi arabia that he had no reason to doubt the honesty

us open champion naomi osaka returned from illness to reach the second round. zarina diyas. osaka missed last weeks wuhan open but she rattled through this match and will face america's danielle collins next. brazil's maya gabeira has set a new world record for the largest ever wave surfed by a female. the 31—year old conquered the giant 20.72—metre wave, or 68ft for those of you of an imperial disposition, in portugal back injanuary this year, but the record was only officially announced on monday. the achievement was declared at a special ceremony overlooking the waves at nazare in portugal where the record was set, with an adjudicator from guinness world records presenting her with the official certificate. gabeira's record is notably impressive after she nearly drowned while surfing the big waves at nazare back in 2013 after being knocked unconscious while competing. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me marc edwards and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. after a rather chilly start to octob

season ending time and for the very first time and she continued her dream to be you after her own aunt naomiosaka retired with a hamstring injury. because movement was hampered throughout the match and despite receiving treatment on court for the injury she called time on the match after losing the first set. he writes i remind him now of the top stories we're following for you president donald trump says he will do everything in his power to prevent us from taking hold in the united states. of the series of letter bomb sent to prominent democrats is what the president said. these jurors are despicable and have no place in our country. five instructed authorities to spare no resource or expense in finding those responsible and bringing them to swift and certain justice. we will prosecute. her whoever it may be to the fullest extent of the law. a. man to office six years in prison. patrick was a member of an militia. well this is a lie from will be right back at the top of. it is coming in with the business to stay tuned. i guess sometimes i am hoping with that. deep into the german culture o

sloane stephens beats naomi osaka in their opening match of the season ending wta finals in singapores cool in the spanish sunshine to win the andalucia valderrama masters for a third time. hello and weclome to the programme where we start with the news that cristiano ronaldo returns to old trafford later on tuesday as hisjuventus side face manchester united in the champions league. the 33 year old portuguese won this competition with united in 2008 and then went on to win it four more times at real madrid before his almost $130 million transfer to the italian champions.

. >> we have been in discussions naomi and i approached pg and e about a year ago. costs i don't know if there are costs. do you want to provide that? >> this is the item we put in. >> not the land cost. >> assistant deputy chief rivera again. $110 million based on the consultant's work including all of the props that chiefsano discussed. >> that cannot include the land cost? >> does not include the land cost. just the cost to build the state of the art facility. >> chief nicholson. come right on up. welcome. >> good evening. deputy chief and this is my report from the administrative side. i will begin with the physicians' office. the flu shot is available. i want you to know i didn't cry too hard. it is available at our physicians' office. they conducted 58 fiscals in the ranks and 39 return to work evaluations. investigative services conducted 20 drug and alcohol tests negative. he is gearing up to get ready for the chief's recommendations for the next academy to conduct background investigations. the sight. office has completed -- assignment office has completed

to do that he is naomi conrad has been following story for us and joins us in our studio now we why is he being released for deportation now he's being released about four weeks early and he's also received an entry ban until his ninetieth birthday as we heard in the report which means should combat authorities can put him back in jail for the remainder of the his time so about four weeks. time they could try to figure out what to do with him next tell us more. who he is how dangerous is he you know what role did he play he was actually quite in the group i mean he did go to an al qaeda training camp in afghanistan that's quite clear while the group the pilots were training as pilots in america the ones who actually then hijacked the planes he was back in hamburg he handled the bank transfers he tried to conceal their whereabouts and he also signed absence will say in a way he was quite small but then he's one of the few survivors the question about how dangerous he is is a little bit difficult i mean most experts agree that he's unlikely to join or maybe even the self-proclaimed state

us open champion naomi osaka has stormed into the last 16 of the china open.can, danielle collins in just 53 minutes. she's in the form of her life and is already assured of a spot at the season—ending wta finals. elsewhere it was a good day for sloane stephens, but one to forget forjelena ostapenko. jim lumsden reports. ‘s sloane stephens record at the china open isn't great. in beating her opponent in straight sets, she moved into the last 16 and completed her first consecutive victory in beijing for five years its top issues also on course to play in the wta finals, has a little bit more work to do to guarantee a place. angelique kerber had booked tickets to the finals and she saw off carla suarez navarro in straight sets to reach the last 16 in china. three—time grand slam winner is also one of the favourites for the finals title. former french open champion jelena ostapenko suffered the dreaded double bay. the home favourite arrived in beijing as one of the form players, having won 14 of the form players, having won 14 of her past 17 matches and she thras

naomi dymond has been to take a look... have to say. ooh, there it goes. it's just gone past. oh, it has flown right over our heads. that was timing! it's extremely stressful, i have to say. when you have over a 40—minute wait and then it pops up, it is light relief. their patience was eventually rewarded. it's been blown across by the winds we've had recently and the conditions abroad, it doesn't belong here, it is a rare bird. it is a migratory species in america and it mimics a catlike noise, which is why it is called a catbird. we didn't get close enough to hear it, but you can hear its call in this footage captured in florida. many travelled hundreds of miles today, so a lot depended on this little bird. i think it is about the longest i have had to wait for a bird without giving up. relief. i set out at 5am, so it is a relief. going to drive back now. it's not known how long the bird will survive here, but that's not stopping those keen to catch a glimpse while they can. naomi dimond, bbc news, cornwall. time for a lo

. >> my name is naomi. and i am a -- my name is naomi. i am a coleman school advocate representative. i would like to bring up the attention to our school district of an issue we are facing at munro elementary school. as parents,, the students in the fifth grade immersion class started out overcrowded and understaffed. i'm sorry. this is part of the charter school. and someone else will speak. >> i am here on behalf of coleman advocates and the larger san francisco community to speak about the charter resolution. we are grateful that it was drafted. and it is not an indictment on charter schools that are doing well. if the shoe fits, and you should most certainly where it. [laughter] >> so my problem, and the reason why i come here today is that we would not need a resolution if the data was clearly available. if all charter schools were functioning under transparency and accountability, we would not be standing here, speaking on this today. i would like to say thank you to the writers of this resolution. because we need time to ask -- ex

naomi. let's see. tommy, siobhan, jordan, lydia, tracy, roberto, valerie, mildred josh, knowledge, and then i have alex and. come on up, you guys. >> good evening. i am a parent. [inaudible] i am coming here to you devastated today. my son is here with me he is right there. he was at the gun incident that happened on august 30th. i was on campus at 11:50 am in communication with the principal -- [inaudible]. >> i have yet to receive an apology. i got a thank you letter -- [inaudible]. >> the gun went off -- [inaudible] >> my family is torn apart. [inaudible] >> good evening. my name is lydia sanchez. i am roberto process and the mother of the child that was incorrectly criminalized in the balboa gun incident by the media due to the improper handling of the incident at both sfusd and sfpd. upon meeting with the administrators, we requested a letter of apology so that my son 's name could be cleared. the document we received from the superintendent adds insult to injury and did -- and is disrespectful at

naomi kelley, city today. the tall building safety strategy is a pioneering effort by the city. it is the first of its kind in the nation, and represents 14 months of citywide collaboration in closing the data good-bye of san francisco's tall building stock. i want to thank the applied technology council project team, professor deerline, david bonowicz and many more who were part of this. i want to thank brian strong and danielle miller from the office of resilience and capital planning. i want to thank tom hui from the department of building inspection, and kathy howe from the san francisco public utilities commission for their over sight and contributions in working on this study. the information we've collected are a huge step forward in our ability to think collectively, proactively as a city about the seismic safety and resilience of our buildings and implications for their surrounding neighborhoods. as we also plan ourselves to respond quickly and efficiently as a united city in our recovery efforts -- one, actions for reducing seismic risks prior to earth quicks for new b

naomi kelley, city today. the tall building safety strategy is a pioneering effort by the city. it is the first of its kind in the nation, and represents 14 months ofyw

naomi scott is jasmine and egyptian born actor mena massoud is alladin. documenting this magic carpet ride since production began last year. >> it is a big number in "alladin." >> the full feature hits theaters may of next year. >> but you don't see angelina jolie's "maleficent two" any time soon. >> go no further. >> angelina and elle fanning return for the the sequel that picks up several years after the original film's story line. michelle pfeiffer joins the cast and while production on this closely guarded project has wrapped, but the final product won't be until 2020. >> i like you begging. >> but justin theroux's next big role is going to the dogs. >> we're in the middle of an interview, time sensitive. >> so we know he lives his pup kuma, but it's his part in the remake of the 1955 classic "lady and the tramp" that we're really excited about. of course justin's the voice of the tramp. tessa thompson is lady and singer janel monae will play a wise cracking pound puppy. guessing she'll be bffs with lady, after all she did appear in janel's music vide

super models naomi campbell and kate moss are close friends of the bride and demi moore is tight with bride's mother sarah ferguson. >> princess eugenie is rare for a royal because she holds a real job. >> she's ninth in line to the throne, but she's a working private individual. she is not funded by the royal family. she's an art director. >> eugenie's maid of honor will be her older sister princess beatrice. prince george will be a pageboy and princess charlotte a bridesmaid. the queen's oldest great grandchild savannah phillips will also be a bridesmaid and we're just hoping for another cheeky moment like this. there's a rumor that harry and meghan may only go to the , but evening reception. >> we're told that several of prince harry's exes will be there. chelsea davie has reportedly been reportinvited. >> there's plenty of drama where kevin is working in chicago. >> yeah keltie, i'm here because i have a little cameo on an upcoming episode. he's working with me on my scene. how am i doing so far? >> doo doo doo doo doo doo. >> this is my trailer right here. they have put your name

hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis, and the news that us open champion naomien in beijing, but there was a shock defeat for the wimbledon champion angelique kerber. jim lumsden rounds up thursday's action.

naomi grimley, bbc news.by almost a third over the last five years, according to figures seen by bbc yorkshire. nearly 30,000 calls were made by gamblers to the helpline in the last year according to gamcare, the charity that runs it. the government says it's taking decisive action to ensure the most vulnerable people in society are protected from gambling—related harm. ali fortescue reports. sporty, funny and a loved son. alan lockhart took his own life because of a gambling addiction when he was a0 years old. i was just horrified, because i could not see what the attraction was, that it was so great that it could have this effect on my son. but sadly, alan's story is not unique. nearly 30,000 calls were made to the national gambling helpline last year, that's a 30% increase on five years ago. the proliferation of advertising and the concern that we have with the harm caused by the fixed—odds betting terminals, for example, whether this reflects an increase in problem gambling per se, i do not think it would

finals in singapore, angelique kerber gave her semi—final hopes a boost with a hard fought victory over naomi the match in the second set. but osaka fought back to force a decider. however the us open winner produced too many unforced errors of her own — including this at match point down — to give the wimbledon champion a three set victory. the other previous grand slam winner in this group, sloane stephens, also needed three sets but picked up her second victory of the week this time over kiki bertens. like the white group, no place in the semi—finals have been confirmed with the final round of matches taking place on friday. you're watching sportsday on bbc news. coming up in the programme — news of a ban for danny cipriani after his dangerous tackle in the european cup. and at the age ofjust 26 hannah cockroft is already thinking about life after sport. we'll talk to the five—time paralympic champion next to a man who represented his country 61 times. and was also selected for the british and irish lions during a career that singled him out as one of the most notable and popular rugby pla

naomi campbell, holly valance. kate moss, jimmy carr, tracey emin. arts scene. she is a director at a contemporary art gallery. and jack brooksbank, he was the manager of a very well—known celebrity haunt in london for many years. he is now a brand ambassador for a brand london for many years. he is now a brand ambassadorfor a brand of tequila fronted by george clooney. somebody who has moved in these social circles. that has been reflected in the congregation. a smattering of celebrities and eugenie's family, the royalfamily. sarah, thank you very much. sarah campbell inside the grounds of windsor castle. as the wedding guests, there is philip middleton, pippa middleton, i beg your pardon. waving to the crowd. let's just look back at the moment the newly married couple came out of the church. and the case as well. the bride looking stunning in that peter pilotto address. we are going to say goodbye note viewers on bbc two. —— now to viewers. there was the case. that moment that everybody waits for in royal wedding ‘s as the couple emerged from st ge

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