but, as nick hope reports, his campaign hasn't got off to the best start.under way, a gust of wind blew his kayak out of position. he is using a bigger training kayak as he isn't yet able to balance in a narrower racing one. he finished 2a seconds behind the rest —— race one of its as you want to be giving up. the debut part is over. it can only get better from here. the same thing that happened with ski — everyone doubted it could be done. the debut was terrible. this is probably a bit worse. i have faith, i have faith that god will help me and if not i will keep asking until he changes his mind. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — but from me — and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. just when we thought it was all over, it looks like summer is set to return. temperatures rising across the country over the next few days, really hotting up in the south—east of england where we'll find the peak of the temperatures. the last time we had 30 degrees was back in the heatwave at the end of last month. no heatwave this time

our olympic reporter nick hope has been chatting to him. we are here in beautiful sagad.ll out and take a bit of shade here on the boat park. how are you finding it? it's getting very real now. we're getting closer, racing two days. each day had there has been a little bit of progress, not as much as i would have liked. we're on a training kayak. that's not going to be as fun because it's a whole lot slower but each day there is an improvement in some little area. just hoping to cross the line and still be on the boat when i do. you knew it was going to bea when i do. you knew it was going to be a big challenge. is it tougher than you thought? so much tougher than you thought? so much tougher than i thought. i thought the physical part i'd be able to do but keeping the balance is the biggest challenge. have you been swimming here? i've been swimming non—stop. it's like they have a mind of their own. if you make a tiny mistake or think about another boat, they just kick you out. swimming in the water. there is a new team—mate, tell us about it. we've got a big surprise for

patty tweeted "the president's comments last night nick is very hopeful that almost 11 year nightmareerson says there's no information on when the president might pardon rod blagojevich. >> shepard: anything from blago's wife? >> she's not giving interviews today and a spokesperson says she's going to be watching this play out in real time just like everyone else. >> shepard: this isn't to say that he didn't try to sell the senate seat that he called [bleep] golden, right? >> that's not for me to decide. >> shepard: i think that's already been decided, right? that's why he went to prison, right? >> yes, for corruption charges. >> shepard: correct indeed. if he gets out, blago, i don't know if you have a tv in there, but if you get out in they want to fly over here and sit down, i mean, we can talk about it if you want to. egomania is alive and well in london -- beatlemania is alive and well in london. hundreds of beatles fans celebrating 50 years since the boys stopped traffic on abbey road for a photo shoot. that photo became the cover of their album abbey road. today the famous walk

talking to nick gardner involved on so many facets it makes ministry alive and real and vital to the society. please join us in the last segment. >>> [ music ] welcome back to mosaic. i hope you've been with us for nick gardner as he talks about all those involved in helping those who come out of prison for things that they've done, and they are getting the second chance. tell us more about the project. >> yes. so a lot of times in the past, society has placed this stigma on the incarcerated community and the people that are incarcerated in general. so when people came home, there was not any kind of hope or opportunity for those folks when they came home. and what my mission in life and my ministry and life has been to allow people when they come home the some right as anyone else that is in the community. and then to allow the community to be a support network for those individuals so that they are just not out there trying to defend or navigate through our society which is chaotic enough. and so you are talking about someone that's been separated from that for so many years and now all of a sudden asking them to come out and be equitable to everything out there. >> in

nick: i would hope so. it comes back to this. so many geopolitical factors hitting the market.lly nicely. and that is a nice short term. whether we get that extended move comes down to some of the other things. we are looking at hong kong closely at the moment and it is a major flashpoint. if there was to be an escalation in hong kong and what is going on there, if we did see movements, we keep talking about armed police or troops over the border. i think there is downside for the yuan on that side, but there is a lot of moving parts to the market. i think we are in a slightly happier place today than we were a few days ago that there are still those risks out there. paul: i want to get your thoughts on that currency manipulator label. that seemed quite ironic because that china seemed to stop manipulating its currency that it attracted the label. would it ever handle? nick: i think it would do. we have that issue with the yuan that we have market forces exerting pressure on it. bankve certain central forces as well. we are keeping a close eye on that on a daily basis. we think

election campaigns are in full swing encampments there is parties are hoping to win over undecided voters people like nick kids hirschi he's 28 years old a sports trainer and a martial arts enthusiastic moment on i haven't decided yet which party all vote for in the regional elections. with their anti immigrant slogans the right wing populist party is gaining popularity. nick wants to hear what candidates have to say and make in my name is nick i was born here and was raised here what are the 3 main things that the f.t. wants for kim that's of these are for kim it's possible. that the problem with migrants in this city is clear you hear it from everybody. and they're concerned of course because they're just not used to that in former east germany yes from history but. back then we had people from vietnam in cuba. yes i know all that and i think it's good but what did we do back then it was mostly people who came here for a reason to do vocational training and then they took that training and went back to their home countries. the main talking point here in chemist's is the german government's refugee poli

nick parrott reports. formula one has enjoyed three epic races on the spin, and in hungary, it was hoping for a grand finale. lewis hamilton was keen to bounce back after his worst race of the season last time out in germany, but he had max verstappen standing on his way. the young dutchman was on pole position for the first time, and a perfect start saw him stay ahead of the mercedes. hamilton quickly got past team—mate valtteri bottas to move up to second. but, on a circuit where it is difficult to overtake, it looked like verstappen would hold on for a second win in a row. that was before mercedes gambled by bringing in hamilton for an extra pit stop. but it turned out it was. red bull could do nothing as verstappen‘s 20—second lead quickly evaporated. with just three laps to go, the game was up, and hamilton went on to claim his eighth win of the season. despite their recent wobbles, mercedes showed they are still masters of this sport. onto football, and manchester city have won the first trophy of the new season in england, beating liverpool on penalties to retain the community shield at wembley. the

nick parrott reports. formula one has enjoyed three epic races on the spin. and for hungary it was hoping break. lewis hamilton was keen to bounce back after his worst race. but he has max verstappen standing in his way. the young dutchman was on pole position for the first time and the perfect start saw him stay ahead of the mercedes. hamilton quickly got past his team—mate valtteri bottas to move up to second. but on a circuit where it is difficult to overtake, it looked like verstappen would hold on for a second win in a row. that was until mercedes gambled by bringing in hamilton for an extra pit stop. but it turned out it was. red bull could do nothing as his 22nd lead quickly evaporated. with just three laps ago, the game was up and hamilton went on to claim his eighth win of the season. despite their recent wobbles, mercedes showed they are still masters of this sport. nick parrott, bbc news. so that victory puts hamilton 62 points ahead of bottas in the championship with nine races to go. there's a maximum of 234 points available. but it looks like it would take some dramatic chan

party hopes to come out the big winner saxony must decide which direction it plans to take and so does nick kids here ski. nick has been doing martial arts since he was 8 years old he specialized in m.m.a. for mixed martial arts. colorful martial arts has probably contributed greatly to my self-image it's given me a lot of self-confidence in dicey situations where you're inclined to panic or the adrenaline starts pumping. the panic or should i say that doesn't happen so much now because i just know the situation better. can't. he can't see eskies 28 years old 5 years ago he opened his own martial arts studio he knows the german m.m.a. scene well and he says it's closely connected to the neo nazi saying especially in eastern germany. chop of the worst case i've experienced was at a competition and where people always booed the foreigners during the finals the crowd chanted who naral short for the right wing group hooligans nazis racists. this video is an ad for the well known right wing m.m.a. event camped in the blue and or fun of the ne balloons it's an annual meeting for right wing extrem

nick: before the mounting bike was the running. i hope is not listening but he averaged around a 740 pace and i was not a runner. i did not like to run. he ran a race in d.c., made the cover of runner's world and ran a 6:40 pace for three miles. at the ranch and wherever he ran, he was averaging a 7:10 pace. the agents with equipment, no vest them president bush started these heat runs. i did not know what those were and neither did he until he created it it later went to his mountain bike. you could start out thinking you are in good shape. finishing the race with the president and you have enough energy to hopefully and successfully evacuate. you are definitely in training all the time. you had to look at formations. with 41, their home was surrounded by three sides and water. there was a great partnership with the coast guard and the coast guard assisted. secret service agents had to prepare water, water safety, boat handling, boat safety on how to extract the president from the water. it's not just he low lift from the water. it was p

nick lardy institute for economic senior fellow. thank you for joining us. on friday we heard maybe we will not have this talks china after all. should we read much into that? we were hopinging. nick: it unclear whether there will be any talks. if there are talks, the chance for making significant progress at this point is extremely low. i do not think we will get an agreement anytime soon. david: anytime soon. we had goldman sachs saying we do not expect a resolution or anything resembling a resolution until after the 2020 election in november. is that your expectation as well? important.lection is the key thing is china has established red lines it must cap in any agreement. if they can get those terms from president trump, i think they will take them. if they can get them from a subsequent leader, they will take them. if not, the trade dispute will go on. nejra: the escalation in the past weeks has been quick. you expect the same magnitude and speed of escalation from here? both sides still have levers they can pull. nick: there are. there are positive signs. the panic over the exchange rate was overdone. it is clear the chinese do not intend to significantly depreciat

party hopes to come out the big winner saxony must decide which direction it plans to take and so does nick at c.s.k. . nick has been doing martial arts since he was 8 years old he specialized in m.m.a. all mixed martial arts. martial arts has probably contributed greatly to my self-image it's given me a lot of self-confidence in dicey situations where you're inclined to panic or the adrenaline starts pumping. the panic or should i say that doesn't happen so much now because i just know.

nick craig in there. he is in all his checks with them. and we are hopefulable at this late stage. i'm not in control, it is like watching a car crash but you are not holding the steering wheel. we need to try and come up with a plan to help. but what i am getting sick of his being blamed for someone else's debt. i do not run up this debt with the club. the club was blessed beyond belief when i took over. it's now sustainable and it seems criminal that they would allow other clubs in administration to play football, get their money awards from the week, but bury had barely had a penny after that. i heard that she had helped us. we have received not one... the only action stopping very football club 110w action stopping very football club now are those of the afl. there is now are those of the afl. there is no monetary requirement now for that code to trade. none whatsoever. —— those of the efl. you are a businessman, you were hoping to make money off of it stop it will know. i swear to god. i don't want to blame —— when thomas now, but if you ask when thomas

residents are already stocking up and emergency managers hope that all people there take this threat seriously. nick valencia is live on the ground for us in daiytona beach. what's the situation there? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. this weekend would usually be one of the busiest weekends for florida's beaches. but instead the state is bracing for the category 3 hurricane, preparing for the worst. a rush to prepare for the worst in florida. under a state of emergency as hurricane dorian takes aim at the mainland u.s. after sparing puerto rico and the virgin islands of significant damage. all across the state, gridlock at the pump. >> just getting prepared before the storm comes. >> reporter: residents stocking up, stripping grocery store shelves nearly bare with bottled water harder and harder to find. they're filling up thousands of sandbags too. >> better safe than sorry. >> reporter: urging people to be prepared. >> the impacts are unpredictable in what with will it be. will it be the flooding, will it be downed power lines? just prepared and be ready. >> in their preparedness to be ready, w

pierce wrote the turner diaries hoping to unite the movement hipped a story. >> he knew that nick shupe more powerful than facts. >> it was the sale offer earl turner. >> we are in a war to the death against the jew. >> against the evil jewish controlled american government. turner bombs fbi headquarters and other targets. joining an elite terrorist group called the order. the group kills millions of blacks, jews and allies on the road to victory. >> spoiler alert, the book ends with turner flying a megaton bomb into the pentagon. >> pierces race war fantasy struck a chord. >> they got so many requests for the self-published paper back they started to a stock it. >> selling half a million copies. >> it's to this point the most influential piece of white supremacist writing that exists. >> and what began as fiction became a real life rebellion. powerful new white supremacist armies sprung up in the 1980s, hosting tens of thousands of hard core members. >> you could say we are the front line soldiers for the movements. >> one group took its name from the book. >> jews get the heck out of

nick parrott reports. formula one has enjoyed three epic races on the spin, and in hungary, it was hoping for a grand finalee of the season last time out in germany, but he had max verstappen standing on his way. the young dutchman was on pole position for the first time, and a perfect start saw him stay ahead of the mercedes. hamilton quickly got past team—mate bottas to move up to second but on a circuit where it is difficult to overtake it like max verstappen would hold on for a second win in a row. that was before mercedes gambled by pulling in hamilton for a second pitstop. but it turned out it was. red bull could do nothing as verstappen‘s 22nd lead quickly evaporated. with just three la ps to quickly evaporated. with just three laps to go, the game was up, and hamilton went on to claim his eighth win of the season. despite their recent wobbles, mercedes showed they are still masters of this sport —— 20 second lead. the final women's golf major of the year, the british open, was won by the little—known japanese player hinako shibuno. playing abroad for the first time, the 20—year—old dazzled the seaso

science and technology behind the bird calls, we hope these students will play inactive role in helping to protect their habitats. the australian tennis player, nick in the us. kyrgios swore repeatedly at the umpire, calling him the worst ref ever and a tool, before walking off court and smashing two racquets against the floor. the australian went on to lose the cincinnati masters match against his russian opponent. the sport's governing body says it is considering taking further action against kyrgios, who is well known for clashing with officials. hello there, good morning. thursday was a much better day, but things are going downhill now, and it's going to be quite a blustery few days ahead. we've got this cloud that's coming in from the atlantic, and that will push outbreaks of rain eastwards across the whole of the country. the main driving force, that area of low pressure, that's going to sit to the north—west over the next few days. at the moment it's pushing these weather fronts ahead, thickening the cloud and bringing some rain from the west. so this is how we start friday morning. a little on the cooler side for eastern parts of england,

party hopes to come out the big winner saxony must decide which direction it plans to take and so does nick at c.s.k. . nick has been doing martial arts since he was 8 years old he specialized in m.m.a. for mixed martial arts. cultural martial arts has probably contributed greatly to my self-image it's given me a lot of self-confidence in dicey situations where you're inclined to panic or the adrenaline starts pumping. the panic or that doesn't happen so much now because i just know the situation better. can't. we can't see eskies 28 years old 5 years ago he opened his own martial arts studio he knows the german m.m.a. scene well and he says it's closely connected to the neo nazi scene especially in eastern germany. help i'm sure the worst case i've experienced was at a competition and where people always booed the foreigners during the finals the crowd chanted who nara short for the right wing group hooligans nazis racists. this video is an ad for the well known right wing m.m.a. event camp dinny balloon or fund of the need loons it's an annual meeting for right wing extremists in saxony d

hopely ready and hit a run in. >>> and who says you can't learn from a rookie? 49ers veteran left tackle joe staley and nick bosa has been doing bonding at training camp. they're going head-to-head. staley wins some of the defensive drills while the rookie wins others. the two are pushing each other to get better. the nineers are impressed the old veteran staley is picking up new tricks. >> he's one of the best tackles in football because he's always doing his homework, always finding ways to get better. if you just look at a rookie and say, he can't teach me anything -- we can learn anything from anybody. i learn stuff from my kids every day and he's 8. you should always be looking for knowledge. doesn't matter who you're getting the knowledge from. if somebody has something important to share with you, you could always learn. >>> to the links. pga in north carolina for the wyndham championship. he's going for his first ever pga tour victory. he's been around the leader board all week. on 14, 50-foot birdie putt. the longest made putt on the pga tour this season. get in there! 66 today. wins by one over we

hoping to get jimmy g.'s, one of his favorite targets back. a smiles night. he expects to play next week in denver. nickullins rolls right, and finds jalen hurd and watch him find his way and fight into the end zone. 7-6 9ers. cj aired it out and samuel go up and get it. >> what a play that was. 45-yard catch, 9ers in the red zone and same drive early in the 4th. petder to hurd -- bether to hurd. 9ers beat the cowboys 17-9. >> we played a lot of guys tonight. we were able to sit a lot of starters, so those guys, the backups came fairly early and got to play a lot more. so, that's always good to do as long as you can get through it healthy, we'll have a lot of tape to watch and e f tomorrow. >> my alma mater derek deondre washington, 7-0 silver and black. now former bills quarterback nathan peterman fighting for that backup spot. weaving in and out of traffic, back onto football fields. 50-yard big play from peterman and a couple plays later he finds alameda native rookie. a home coming for him 14-3 raiders. it's the tenth straight year john has won his pre-season opener. it's a fun fact he found out abo

nick valencia is there at coco beach. folks are taking their chances and hoping for the best, aren't they is this. >> they are. and hurricane matthew didn't make direct landfall on florida but it caused millions of dollars in damage because it grinded up the eastern part of the state. i mentioned this is a holiday weekend here. you see more people out than you saw this morning. people took their chance to come to the beach. i want to introduce you to some of those tourists. jen huber, what's going on? your family came here on vacation. how have you been affected? >> we actually had to change or flights. we originally wanted to come to the beach on a later day but we ended up coming today. >> was the airline pretty reasonable? we heard some airlines were waving change of flight fees. >> they sent out an e-mail saying even if you bought it from a separate company they were able to change it. so we called the company and they were good about switching it for us. >> it looks good pretty now because it's beautiful. what made you get on the plane to come down? >> i didn't want to be in classes. >> college student. >

party hopes to come out the big winner saxony must decide which direction it plans to take and so does nick at c.s.k. . nick has been doing martial arts since he was 8 years old he specialized in m.m.a. all mixed martial arts. martial arts has probably contributed greatly to my self image it's given me a lot of self-confidence in dicey situations where you're inclined to panic or the adrenaline starts pumping. the panic or should i that doesn't happen so much now because i just know the situation better if i can't. nick can't c.s.k. is 28 years old 5 years ago he opened his own national art studio he knows the german m.m.a. scene well and he says it's closely connected to the neo nazi saying especially in eastern germany. help i'm sure the worst case i've experienced was at a competition in soko where people always booed the foreigners during the finals the crowd chanted who rock short for the right wing group hooligans nazis racists. this video is an ad for the well known right wing m.m.a. event camp dinny blowen or fun of the needles it's an annual meeting for right wing extremists in sax

nick parrott reports. fir park has not been a happy hunting ground for celtic of late. their last three visits ended in draws and liam donnelly gave motherwell early hopethe home fans with his first league goal for celtic. despite that, the champions looked vulnerable at the back end. and on another day, motherwell might have had a penalty. if manager neil lennon was feeling troubled, it didn't last.

nick parrott reports. fir park has not been a happy hunting ground for celtic of late. their last three visits ended in draws and liam donnelly gave motherwell early hopeeast maintaining that run. but less than two minutes later, defender kristoffer ajer silenced the home fans with his first league goal for celtic. despite that, the champions looked vulnerable at the back end. and on another day, motherwell might have had a penalty. if manager neil lennon was feeling troubled, it didn't last. after leigh griffiths marked his first week start since december, there was only going to be one winner. every celtic shot on target ended up in the back of the net and every goal came from a different player from james forrest to substitute odsonne edouard, and ryan christie. showing strength and depth after making four changes from the last match. when you are this good, complacency can creep in and donnelly gave motherwell a late consolation. but it was still a forceful message from celtic who look as strong as ever. nick parrott, bbc news. elsewhere in the scottish premiership, ten—man hamilton beat kilmarnock 2—0. kilmarnock sit bottom of the league. bryan gr

nick bosa make his debut on saturday night. not going to happen. as a matter of fact, bosa will miss the entire preseason. the 49ers are hopeful he can make his debut in week 1. bosa played in only three games at ohio state last year and it earned him the reputation of being injury prone. head coach kyle shanahan -- >> everyone acts like these guys are going to get hurt and do stuff like this. i've been around one of the most physical rookies and the last thing he wants to do is get hurt. but he had over a 300-pound man land on his leg and it was very fortunate that we didn't lose him for the year. >>> the nfl is getting ready to kickoff its 100th football season. here at kpix 5, we're getting ready for 50th season of broadcasting preseason games with the 49ers. a lot has changed since the first broadcast. >> reporter: the 49ers are ready for the quarterback cleared to play by week 1. >> i'm just looking forward to everyone getting to see the real jimmy g again. >> you see the names, you see the talent. it's all there. >> reporter: now, and then. 50 years ago in 1969, the 49ers practiced at husky stadium in seattle for histori

his life, ck wilson found hope at this ranch in murrieta, california, where he met his service dog striker. >> i never knew what kind of healing could come from a dog. >> nick was suffering from debilitating ptsd after a decade spent investigating white supremacy groups he was matched with a lab here at the nonprofit foundation they provide dogs to veterans and first responders suffering from ptsd free of charge the veterans and first responders come to us that really have some serious issues a few of them are suicidal >> dogs learn to shield their owners from large crowds. >> for combat veteran michelle rivera who struggled with ptsz for nearly ten years, sometimes it's just a companionship that helps get her out of bed in the morning >> it's the unconditional love that is the absolute best part of it. at least a third of dogs trained here are rescues. they can cost as much as $25,000 to train just one of hem. that's where donors come in. marshall runs iheartdogs.com, which has donated more than $300,000 to veteran charities, through its pets and vets initiatives. >> we want them to find their forever homes, whether it be with me oar you or veterans >> eve

nick bosa and jared mckenna. bosa was the second pick in the draft. he's out with a high ankle sprain, will not play during the preseason. the hopehe'll be ready for week one of the regular season. mckenna missed all of last year with a torn acl. that knee is sore again. he got a plasma injection, but will miss at least two weeks. kyle shanahan frustrated to say the least. >> you absolutely don't need four preseason games. preferably i would like to evaluate the team trying to make the team a won >>> raiders host the rams saturday. jon gruden m eht s with an knee. the coach likes what he sees with jared goff. >> we're getting better. both lines, i think we competed better. i'm pleased. >>> former "a" kyler murray making his nfl debut, taking on the chargers. played only one series, started on his own 2 yard line. he's so mobile and throws dart after dart. averaged 6.3 yards per throw. he was replaced by brett hundley. nice touch right there. a 22-year-old strike to shent surefield. and the cardinals win 17-13. >> he's got an arm. >> kyle shanahan is frustrated, talking about he would rather have few preseason games. they haven't

hope to seeoue. have are weekend. >>> niners fans will have to wait too see their team's newest top pick in action because defensive end nicka sprained his averagele this week. gm john lynch calls the injury significant. he will be out at least the entire preseason. bosa was the second overall pick in the draft. it's not clear if he's going to, when he's going to be ready to go to the games, when the games start to matter, about a month from now. the niners opened the preseason tomorrow night at levi's against the cowboys. you hate to see that before it even starts. >> and number two on the draft pick. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," kari will have a look at your football weather. >> looks pretty good this weekend and even as you are headed out the door this morning in concord, we are sealing later with highs in the low 80s. we'll talk about that weekend forecast, coming up next. >>> and the san mateo bridge with the highs at the high-rise in the distance, all mg. no problem an orange cone in the lanes. >>> plus a scare on a bay area university campus, when an armed man makes his way onto the campus grounds. where poli

nick bosa the second overall pick in the draft won't play in the preseason. the rookie defensive end suffered a high ankle sprain. the 49ers are hopeful he can make his debut in week one. i underline hopeful. he played in only three games at ohio state last year. earning him the reputation of being injury prone. the head coach shot that down today. >>> everyone acts like he is a guy that is going to get hurt and do stuff like this. i have been around one of the most physical rookies in practice i have been around as far as playing the run and the pass. he gets after it. he is tough as can be. last thing he wants to do is get hurt. he is trying to play. he wants to come back tomorrow. he had over 300 pound man land on his leg. it was very fortunate we did loosen for the year. >>> along with him being out so is another piece of that pass rushing puzzle. we are still a month away from the regular season. there is time to get healthy. at 6 pm i will tell you about a huge injury to the raiders offensive line. >>> don't forget you can watch kpix coverage of the first 49ers preseason game against the cowboys on saturday. pregame coverage sta

technology behind the bird calls, we hope these students will play inactive role in helping to protect their habitats. thanks for talking to us. the australian tennis player, nickios swore repeatedly at the umpire, calling him "the worst ref ever" and "a tool", before walking off court and smashing two rackets against the floor. the australian went on to lose the cincinnati masters match against his russian opponent. the sport's governing body says it's considering taking further action against kyrgios, who's well known for clashing with officials. that is it for now. thank you for watching. hello there after a stray day on thursday with some sunshine things are going downhill for friday. we have this area of low pressure coming in from the atlantic. it will sit in the north—west of the uk of the next few days. at the moment it is pushing ahead, this weather front, thickening cloud and bringing in outbreaks of rain from the west, slowly but surely. that rain is going to be heaviest across wales in the south—west, across the hills, 2— three inches of rain, could be localised flooding. a dry start for isa localised flooding. a dry start for is a part of england.

former liberal democrat leader, nick clegg, from his long—held seat, standing as a labour candidate in 2017. the prime minister has warned that people shouldn't get their hopesut the prospects of a brexit deal. speaking while visiting a hopsital in devon about this week's meetings in germany and france, borisjohnson played down hopes of a breakthrough in the brexit talks. he said that whilst progress was being made, he would caution everyone "not to hold their breath" that a deal would be done. bury football club will be expelled from the english football league at midnight tonight unless a last—minute deal can be struck to save it. the league one side, which is 13a years old, have not played a match this season because of financial problems. its owner, steve dale, has just hours to prove they have the funding to continue. 0ur north of england correspondent, judith moritz, is in bury for us. yes, there are less than six hours until that deadline and the atmosphere here is a mixture of anger and resignation. half of the fa ns anger and resignation. half of the fans i've spoken to are convinced they will never see their team play again. the other half say they

nick bosa the second overall pick in the draft won't be playing in the preseason. rookie defensive end suffered a high ankle sprain and practice yesterday. they are hopeful he can make his debut in week one. he played in only three games at ohio state last year. it earned him the reputation of being injury prone. the head coach kyle shanahan shot that down today. >>> everyone acts like he's going to get hurt to do stuff like this. i've been around one of the most physical rookies. last thing he wants to do is get hurt. he wants to come back tomorrow. he had over 300 pound man land on his leg. it was very fortunate we did not loosen for the year. >>> he isn't the only 49ers sitting out saturday against dallas. jimmy g won't play. d4 won't play. running back gerrit is out two weeks with knee soreness new quarterback also has a sprained ankle. >>> made its way to napa. raiders offensive tackle carted off the field when his leg was rolled up in a pile. the raiders were light on details about the injury. in word among the beat writers it does not look good. losing jackson would be devastating blow to the raiders offensive line. >>> because everybody loves loo

nick: and of course, the most crucial question is what path does china now take. let's haop a look at the ons. it could sit back and hope that this protest movement loses support of hong kongers. it could look to replace carrie lam and her government. the most extreme option would be to send chinese troops onto the streets to try andthis violence. and this is what it could look like. a video released by beijinge showing thpeople's liberation army in training, seizing control in a place where law and order has broken down. a far from subtle warning from a superpower losing patience., nick beakebbc news, hong kong.ro laura:"beloved" to "the bluest eye," toni morrison's books were read by millions around the world, and today her fans are mourning her death at8. the age of the author was the first black woman to winhe nobel prize for literature, and it was one of many honors which celebrated heo . a look back at her life. toni: i don't mean that there were no narratives that slave women told, there was no information. it wasn't the narrative. my effort in "beloved" to do that, to talk about a woman who sod to make some choi

nick eardley. the plan is next tuesday they will apply for an emergency debate in the house of commons. if they are successful, they then hopecontrol of parliament, to take the order paper and say on certain days we want to discuss x, x being a piece of legislation that if passed would compel boris johnson to go to the eu and ask for another brexit extension if, by mid october, the prospect of a no deal brexit looms. is it guaranteed to succeed? no. it is still a difficult task for these mps and they still have a lot of work to do to make it happen. the fact thatjeremy corbyn has agreed to this legislative route is a big thing. he had another plan that has been put on the back burner and now, for the first time really, opposition parties have united to try and force the government's hand on this. what has been the reaction from the government and boris johnson on the strategy? they are furious. it thinks it undermines its talks with the eu because brussels is less likely to budge on the contentious parts of the brexit withdrawal agreement if it looks like mps may block a no deal brexit. borisjohnson has been adamant, as is h

hoping it's successful and hoping that some day she and zaina will be able to come back here for a visit. nick, wenatchee, washington. ♪ ♪ >>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. thank you for staying with me. i'm ana cabrera in new york and new this hour. 2020 democratic candidates today are reaching out to black voters especially younger millennials. elizabeth warren and berni

hopes the brexit turmoil might take him. ben wright, bbc news. and in a few minutes' time, i will be talking to our political reporter nick eardley about the consequenceshe freedom of movement agreement. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the new york police department has sacked the officer whose use of an illegal chokehold contributed to the death of eric garner. daniel pantaleo has never been prosecuted over the death of the unarmed black man which contributed to the establishment of the black lives matter movement. it called police to be held accountable for the deaths of unarmed african—americans in custody or facing arrest. in this case, the unintended consequence of his death must have a consequence of his death must have a consequence of his death must have a consequence of its own. therefore, i agree with the deputy commissioner's recommendations. it is clear that daniel pans allow can no longer effectively serve in the new york city police force. —— daniel pantaleo. also making news today, a 21—year—old woman in el salvador whose baby was found dead in the toilet where she gave birth has been cleared during a retrial. evelyn h

hopes the brexit turmoil might take him. ben wright, bbc news. inafew in a few minutes time we will be speaking to our political reporter nick eardley about the freedomook now at some of the day's other news. the new york police department has sucked an officer whose you could —— use of an illegal child hold —— chokehold led to the death of eric garner. it established to the establishment of the back lives matter movement and cold police to be accountable for the deaths of unarmed african—americans in custody. the unintended of his death must have a consequence of its own. therefore, i agree with the deputy commissioner of trials' findings and recommendations. daniel pantaleo can i'io recommendations. daniel pantaleo can no longer effectively serve as a police officer. following the announcement of the new york police officer, when car, the mother of eric gardner held a news conference where she called for greater efforts to hold the police accountable for their actions. it isjust disheartening to go through this. we have other offices that we have to go after. you have heard the names. we know the wrongdoing that they have done. show the pictures! s