and the enduring appeal of noel edmonds is what i ta ke appeal of noel edmonds is what i take away. or no deal? and now back on one of the biggest rated programmes on television, so fair play to him. and the fact they kept him as the last consistent doing a co ntesta nt, a nd him as the last consistent doing a contestant, and we think of him as someone from our generation... yes, he belongs to us. to me the interesting thing about the show as well, while we are always been told kelly is a young person's game, all about the young contestants looking very attractive in the shower, but when it comes to the storytelling and those that make the president is the likes of noel edmonds, harry redknapp —— we are told that telly isa redknapp —— we are told that telly is a young persons' game. authenticity. i think there is proof of this, even with the show the spec, it continues to be the older folk pulling in the punters which is heart—warming. folk pulling in the punters which is heart-warming. what makes it a family show as well, the kids going "who's that?" the dad says "noel edmonds!" ye

solicitor general of the united states is noel francisco. before become iing solicitor general, he served in the george bush administration. newly obtained e-mails obtained by "the guardian" newspaper show he was part of the secret elite all male dinner club with newly minted supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. boys only. nobody was able to ask kavanaugh about that at his confirmation hearings, but they both were apparently part of a secret, elite all male republican lawyers dinner club. but noel francisco was also a partner at the cream of the crop big republican law firm called jones day. nothing scandalous about that. jones day is a big prestigious law firm. the problem here is if noel francisco wants to take over supervision of the mueller investigation, he really can't, because jones day, his law firm, represents the trump campaign in the mueller investigation. they represent the most important client in that investigation. they represent the most important client in that fight. how can a guy who is a partner at this law firm, who st

sot <noel gallo/oakland city council: "maybe establish a museum?? something that reminds us that we need to take care of our children">that sounds good to garciasotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news ( marty ) vandals tampered with the sign on a jewish temple in fresno earlier this week. the damage is not severe, but police are taking it seriously and asking the f-b-i for help. police say, someone yanked the letters off temple beth israel. all six letters from the sign have been retrieved. in the meantime... the crime lab is processing them hoping to turn up fingerprints. since last saturday -- there has been a more visible police presence at the temple. police believe that will help reduce fear among the <"we let the perpetrators of hate crimes, the perpetrators of terrorism win if we shrink away. that's not who we are. that's not what we are going to be.">( marty ) police say it will be up to the temple beth israel to to create its

playing the role of agony uncle, and people don't like it as emperor noel enters the jungle.nd if he comes the jolly uncle type. one of the great charms of the programme is these unlikely alliances, and emily is a young comedic actress and screams a lot, i can inform you, and is afraid of heights, which is why she was the one that got thrown out ofa she was the one that got thrown out of a helicopter in the first show. this is yet another chapter in knole edmonds's rollercoaster of a career —— noel edmonds, and he is making every bit of whether he can out of it. which are big -- wichetty every bit of whether he can out of it. which are big —— wichetty grabs your kind of thing? that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you tony and caroline. goodbye. next, yalda hakim talks to senator john mccain's widow cindy mccain about her husband's legacy and what he wo

noel's expertise means he can offer tourists the chance to dive with shallow. but it's a complex operation. shots within a radius of less than a kilometer are attracted by the low frequency sound of the motors and by the commotion caused by divers and they soon arrive. then to keep their attention bait is used. but only a small amount to avoid creating a feeding frenzy which would force the divers rapidly out of the water. once the shock starts winning calmly around the divers a box filled with hate is lowered into the water. the predatory nature of sharks is stimulated that means that they are instinctively seek out where. the smell of the food is coming from while knowing that it's not from the divers. but in order for this technique to work all year round no well has to change area and shop group for each dive. it's a technique based on the curious nature shots and it enables divers to take some incredible photos in safe conditions and without interfering with the sharks natural behavior. but dangerous still exists. if a shot becomes frustrated at not findin

noel: noel. lemonis: noel, nice to meet you. is this your company? chris: yes. yes, it is.is: what do you do for dilascia? chris: we do his silk screening. -lemonis: all of it? -chris: all of it. lemonis: and where are their screens? chris: patrick's on this side, and then our other customers. this whole wall's him? chris: most of it, yes. lemonis: and how much of this actually is the bulk of the business? let's say there's how many screens here? -noel: over 200. -lemonis: 200. and how many of them make up the bulk of the business? -noel: like 50. -lemonis: 50. and for every screen, 150 of them that got wasted, how much is that money thrown in the garbage? noel: probably like $175. lemonis: out of the 200 screens that patrick has designed, over 150 of them are useless. patrick pays his printers $175 for every screen they produce. with the ones that are sitting on the shelf collecting dust, that's over $26,000 that's gone to waste. but the losses don't just end there, because that's just the cost of making the screen. there's time that he put in to make each design, the cost

sot <noel gallo/oakland city council: "maybe establish a museum? an artistic school?something that reminds us that we need to take care of our children">that sounds good to garciasotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (catherine) a dozen small earthquakes hit south of salinas today--- with lotsof people in the south bay saying they felt them. they hit in the areas shown by the red and orange dots. the biggest quake was a four-point-one and hit southeastof salinas early this morning....55 miles south of san jose. three minutes later - there was a 3- point-two quake in the same area... and then a third - a three-point-oh - in the afternoon. people from monterey county to san jose reported feeling them. (catherine) kron-4 is your bay area earthquake station. on our website we have everything you need to know ...including tips on what to do when an earthquake hits... and what you should have in your earthquake kit at home. that's all on kron-4-dot-com. (gra

noel clarke, who wrote kidulthood and directed the later films, noel clarke went to my college in westput people from diverse backgrounds in these roles they don'tjust look at backgrounds in these roles they don't just look at the world backgrounds in these roles they don'tjust look at the world in the same way that the same old producer that has done it for the past 50 yea rs that has done it for the past 50 years does, they look at innovative ways of trying to get new people into the industry. noel clarke went to his old college which i went to ten yea rs to his old college which i went to ten years after him, that is how i am here today. it is so simple, so simple! but it is going to a different place to find different talent. when i have conversations with people in broadcast and behind—the—scenes, they say they really wa nt behind—the—scenes, they say they really want to use diverse talent but do not know where they are, i think that is so insulting because they are online, they exist in their little communities and they are trying to create contents but if you truly want to see c

sot <noel gallo/oakland city council: "maybe establish a museum? an artistic school?thing that reminds us that we need to take care of our children">that sounds good to garciasotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (jrs) parents want answers tonight on how a fight between a student and teacher at a los angeles school got so out of hand.(justine) reporter tom wait has the story. but we do want t warn you some people may find this video disturbing. a teacher decks a student and the two go at each other in a horribly disturbing fist fight all of this unfolding in band class in front of a room full of mortified students - some of them recording this stunning scene with their phones. the beating is nonstop with the teacher wailing on the student even using an object - maybe a phone - to pummel the kid to the ground. students and an adult try pulling the student away - but the teacher is relentless - the student can't escape."i was scared for the student

sot <noel gallo/oakland city council: "maybe establish a museum? an artistic school? something that reminds us that we need to take care of our children">that sounds good to garciasotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) recent polls show that proposition six, the ballot measure to repeal a state gas tax, is trailing and might go down to defeat. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- the critics of prop six include governor brown. jerry brown/california governor "...prop 6 is a scheme and and a scam and it was put on the ballot by some acolytes of donald trump...."governor jerry brown joining public safety and trade unions friday to call on voters to reject proposition sixjerry brown/california governor "....we need to fix our roads, we need to fix our bridges, we need to make sure our local transit is up to the task..." proposition six would repeal a 12 cent per gallon gas tax hike and an increase in vehicle registration fees. governor brown sign

sot <noel gallo/oakland city council: "maybe establish a museum? an artistic school? something that reminds us that we need to take care of our children">that sounds good to garciasotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) as president trump criss- crosses the country on behalf of republican candidates for congress ...... he is focusing his criticism.. on senate democrats...(pam) these are in states where donald trump won by healthy margins in 20-16. from our partners at cnn ... jessica dean has the story... in the final days before the election, president trump and his supporters have zeroed-in on red state senate democrats with one message: they're not conservative enough.in west virginia, senator joe manchin has been a prime target.donald trump jr.:"he's a liberal and he's chuck schumer's little pet!" manchin has tried to walk the fine line of being a democrat in trump country-voting with the president more than any senate democrat -- including to

sot <noel gallo/oakland city council: "maybe establish a museum? an artistic school? something that reminds us that we need to take care of our children">that sounds good to garciasotin oakland haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) recent polls show that proposition six, the ballot measure to repeal a state gas tax, is trailing and may very well be defeated. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports -- the critics of prop six include governor brown. jerry brown/california governor "...prop 6 is a scheme and and a scam and it was put on the ballot by some acolytes of donald trump...."governor jerry brown joining public safety and trade unions friday to call on voters to reject proposition sixjerry brown/california governor "....we need to fix our roads, we need to fix our bridges, we need to make sure our local transit is up to the task..." proposition six would repeal a 12 cent per gallon gas tax hike and an increase in vehicle registration fees. governor brown si

. ♪ noel noel emts. >> this is your second christmas album. >> this cover is better. the first one, we look jaundiced. >> you're like, that thhahaha, s time. on the back, still sexy. >> what is the song when you're on tour that the fans go the craziest for? >> i think "i do" because it has a long lasting effect on peoples' lives. >> a lot of people made out with their boyfriends. ♪ i do cherish you >> how do you keep the '90s girls at bay? >> as we have gotten older now our fans are just trying to find the bar, which is interesting because that's usually where we are. >> they're like, we found them. >> drew and nick, you're daddies now, but you know what? daddies can be happy. >>. the tour kicks off tonight in winnipeg. they have their greatest hits album, called "the collection," out now. >> something's wrong with you. >>> comingkron-4 news at eight: a wild chase ends in a gun battle near an east bay elementary school. why vallejo police chase a suspect into oakland. and new technology being implemented on the peninsula that could save lives.

noel from invesco and tom, sba. let's begin with you. this looks solid. what do you see? noelle: it is solid. it is broad-based growth in the jobs report today. at invesco we tend to not look at anyone thing as a trend, and the trend is pointing to growth numbers .8%, and that is why we are calling for moderating growth going into 2019. jonathan: does this publication for the fed, tom? tom: it is trying to get them on that path they defined as neutral, 2.75%. maybe it speeds them and they do it every quarter, but it appears that's where they want to get, and they are probably going to want to get there quicker. jonathan: that is just around the corner. chairman powell says we are a long way away. who is right and who is wrong? tom: i only look at what they find as neutral. i know it is -- they define as neutral. it is a moving number. i am a simple guy, did some simple math, i came up with 75 basis points from where they are today. does that mean they may move it? i guess they have been known to move goalposts in their life, so that may not shock me. it might bother me wh

>> or noel francisco, solicitor general and rosenstein has his own recusal issues with regard to themueller investigation, of course, he was the one who wrote the memo justifying the firing of jim comey and a whole lot of other participation including signing off of fisa warrants, perhaps he should have rescued himself a long ago and noel francisco is not. paul: let's put that a aside and who he should nominate. there's a balance that you report to the president as attorney general, part of executive branch, on the other hand, you need to be independent enough in terms of credibility that you have to reassure the lawyers in the department and the american people that you are administering justice fairly. how do you strike that balance? >> i think you try to distinguish, maintain with distinction between policies an cases, policy, you apply the policy of the administration in which you serve and jeff sessions did that, did it very well, cases are a different story, that is something that should not be subject to any interference by the president or anybody else other than people in th

tiffany and noel.ight after us on msnbc join joy reid, then ari melber, stephanie ruhle and lawrence o'donnell for a special night of analysis and discussion three days before the midterm election. on lawrence o'donnell miracle on the hudson, pilot chelscy sulen berg. joan rowe joins lawrence. up next my final thoughts, why i'm headed to florida tonight. i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? i was thinking...d clot could there be another around the corner? or could it turn out differently? i wanted to help protect myself. my doctor recommended eliquis. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot... almost 98 percent of patients on eliquis didn't experience another. ...and eliquis has significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis is fda approve

so to talk more about this, i want to bring in the republican strategist noel and also, doug, campaignist in the 1990s. and doug, i want to start with you, because when i started to cover politic, everybody wanted bill clinton in the corner for them, and on the trail with them, and that is suddenly not the case anymore and why? >> well, i think that you have to -- well, with the metoo movemen movement, and that has impacted his, his potpularity, and this s impacting the democrats wanting him to be on the trail. i think that, you know, look, i think that he has slipped up a little bit on some of the interviews that he has done recently. but i think that democrats and if you are looking at hillary clinton, they are a resilient couple, and hillary clinton is someone over the years who has been able to the survive some very big disappointments reboun her husband, and so it is going to be interesting to see where they go in the next year or two, because it is a tough year for them, and tough couple of years since the election. >> fair enough. and noel, what do you make of the speaking tour

her best friend told cbs news that noel loves to sing. alaina housely wassel is and a freshman. a friend of tamara housley. she spoke about her. >> an incredible beautiful girl. who would never hurt anybody. was about to go to italy for a program overseas. you know -- >> telemachus was a 27-year-old navy veteran. he survive last year's mass shooting ioon las vegas. to-year-old christina mormorise. cody kaufmof coffman, who was a welcome a new baby sister according to his father. >> my first-born son -- only he and -- i know how much i love, how much i miss him, oh, god, this is so bad, ooh, son, i love you so much, oh, heavenly father, just, please -- >> you know, you don't have to be a parent to have your heart break. >> you can really feel the anguish. when he got the call his son did not survive, heartbreaking to see. it just shows you, again this is the conversation that keeps happening over and over and over. we heard from a mother who said i don't want to hear about thoughts and prayers. i'm sick of that conversation. >> well, a ventura county sheriff's sergeant who rushed

broadcasts, john swinney went for a more deliberate version on tuesday night, channelling his inner noelask any politician he could find whether there was a deal or no deal deal or no deal, minister? deal or no deal? whoever you are. deal or no deal? deal or no deal, chancellor? deal or no deal? will brexit work for the country? well, that's no reply too. barry bernstein was unimpressed. the practice of shouting questions without really expecting an answer has been the subject of previous complaints on newswatch and it was much on display again elsewhere this week. we have had a steady trickle of ministers going in this morning, notjust ministers, but people like iain duncan smith, a prominent brexiteer. are you expecting more resignations, prime minister? will ministers have the chance to read through the hundreds of pages of legal text that will shape our country for years to come? are you confident you can get the cabinet behind this? andrew whighteman said this: mark eaton added: there has been quite a lot of shouting this week and not all of that from reporters. protesters in colleg

as well as noel sparks.> how much i miss -- oh, son, i love you so much. >> i have a daughter coming in on the 29th of this month. he was excited to have his first sister and not -- now she'll never know. oh, cody, i love you, son. >> your heartbreaks. also killed is sergeant ron helus. a 29-year veteran of the ventura county sheriff's office. he was the first to rush through the door at borderline. members of the community lining the streets as his body was transported to the medical examiner office. new video has emerged of the massacre at the nightclub. we want to warn you, this audio is disturbing. [ gunshots ] [ gunshots continue ] >> he's coming out this door! >> horrific. the gunman identified as 28-year-old ian david long. police say he killed himself. as scott mclean tells us, he had a troubled past. >> reporter: we know the suspect served in the united states marine corps. he served in afghanistan. his friends tell us in 2016 his personality seemed to change. he wasn't returning phone calls and see

daily star, the ‘i‘m a celebrity‘ contestants are apparently planning a revolt against the ‘bossy‘ noelexit. that‘s hardly going to be the end finally. we will start with the telegraph. made to curb migration as the boat moves. she‘s a bit to curb migration, how are they responding? she is saying that migrants will have restrictions once we‘re out of the eu in whateverform have restrictions once we‘re out of the eu in whatever form that format ta kes. the eu in whatever form that format takes. before the end of the transition. that is hugely important, because at the moment the deal is not particularly popular with a lot of people. a lot of people and it does not go far enough, and we know that immigration is the key issue for a lot of people, particularly for those who voted leave. around three quarters say they wanted to see some control of immigration. this is seen, as i say an attempt to win people over. it's say an attempt to win people over. it‘s particular. say an attempt to win people over. it's particular. it's very particular. they have a couple of things that the prime minist

well, i hope my friend noel windsor, obviously, because i am a friend of his. i don't know.. that returns to our screens on itv tonight. that's all from us today. naga and dan will be with you tomorrow. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines at 9am. britain should walk away from eu negotiations rather than be bullied, says former brexit secretary dominic raab. president trump visits northern california following the most devastating wildfires in the state's history. this is very sad to see. as far as the lives are concerned, nobody knows quite yet. we're up to a certain number but we have a lot of people who aren't accounted for. mental health in the workplace should be given the same status as physical health, according to 50 business executives. england's cricketers beat sri lanka by 57 runs, the first time in almost three years they've won an away test series. and our sunday morning edition of the papers

robert noel died in june. and he his wife were convicted of the fatal call mauling of diane whipple in 2001. noel was paroled in 2003. >>> say warning about a turkey salmonella outbreak. what you need to know before buying a bird. >>> an officer breathes life into a newborn. into a newborn. hear his incredible act of welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >>> mother nature putting the white in the white house. look at that. big, fat flakes falling, moisture-laden snow you get this time of the year. expect a couple issues, some ice, and rain on top of that. it's going to be a mess. we paid our taxes. we're doing our share. give us some. we need it. look at this. 2% to 30% of ave

joining us from reaction is national spokesman roger ennis and noel nikpour.s this first step important to get passed? >> it's important to get some type of legislation, criminal justice reform passed before queen nancy and chair people like mad maxine waters and ocasio cortez come to town with a democratic majority. you have a extraordinary coalition multiideological folk from as far as to the right as the christian coalition and small government libertarian conservative and republicans you also have, of course, the usual suspects within the aclu liberal crowd that have come together in this coalition. and so i think that time is now it's already past the house of representatives. it's in the senate. now is the time to get it done because should they have to revisit this when nancy pelosi is wielding the gal then it's going to be a much worse bill tha than what it is right now. >> judge jeanine: on the one hand it's great if they can work together. it's a positive thing. on the other hand, he is saying it could get even more and more liberal and that would ca

the church said it's with heavy hearts that we notify you that noel sparks was among the vick tills. we grieve with tony sparks and wesley anderson. sean adler, a wrestling coach at simi valley high school. he previously taught anti-bullying to kids and self-defending techniques. he wanted to open a coffee shop and was working at the bar and grill as a bouncer to make ends meet. he leaves behind two children, two teenage boys and a wife. 20-year-old mark mesa. his family describes him as a wonderful young man, full of life and ambition. his family is said to be devastated at his loss. he was set to turn 21 years old. and the 33-year-old marine. he helped veterans readjust to civilian life. his family adds they have no doubt that he died a hero. next to the youngest victim, 18-year-old alaina housley. a freshman at pepperdine university where she was continuing the family legacy at that school. her parents say she was everything we could hope for in a child. kind, smart, beautiful and respectful. she's the niece of our long-time colleague, adam housley. and 54-year-old ron helus. the

but that was in 2001, and noel was poe rolled in 2003, nolar is up for parole next year. >> the fan thatadium, they have been searching the last known location of ian powers. we have the details. >> power air quality prevented a possibility of air support in wednesday's search for ian powers. however, smoke did not stop a ground crew of nearly 40 officers. the police say they need to gather exterior surveillance footage from nearby businesses and search waterways from the sky. >> we have done an indepth investigation thus far as to his whereabouts, and financial and social media since the last time he was in contact with his family. >> powers was last seen at monday night's football game. which he attended with his girlfriend and his kids. he sent a few texts before vanishing. his uncle, sean powers was on site wednesday. >> deep in my heart, i know it's not looking good. >> the search continuing thursday. >> on the papa anyone s -- on t peninsula, there's a proposal that is so controversial, they have moved the meeting to a theater to handle the crowd that wanted to have their say. they

being hailed a hero.he was hoping to retire soon after 29-years with the county.church volunteer "noel sparks" was also killed.along with marine corp vet "dan manrique".... 23-year old "justin meek".... college student "alaina housley."and 22-year old "cody coffman." sarah rose deson, friend of cody coffman: "he stood up and said to us get out. he's one of the reasons why i'm here right now. he will always be my hero, now he's my angel." we're also learning new details about the man authorities say carried out the massacre.investigators say this 28-year old former marine walked inside the popular bar wearing a black trench coat and sunglasses.authorities say he was armed with a handgun fitted with an extended magazine and opened fire.he was found dead inside.tristan appleby, survived shooting: "it's just a miracle that i got out with all my friends alive."authorities are still trying to figure out a motive. ( james ) we'll be ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero to track the bad air quality. ( john ) and i am trac

a friend praised how noel help others and faces and stories with the name as that will never be forgottenwe were talking a lot about the fire danger, and of course today we saw it explode. >> yesterday we were worried about the fire danger and now fire and real danger happening in butte county tonight. >> we have been seeing the impacts from that fire in butte county here in the bay area. take a look at the sunset from our emeriville camera. when that sun went down you can see the heavy smoke, dark skies, a little orangish as well when the sun went down at 5:03. i do have some safety tips to share with you. limit the amount of outdoor time you spend, make sure to bring your pets inside, if you do have ac, put it on recirculate or if you're in your car. or if necessary where you're in an area where the smoke is so bad where n-95 masks to protect yourself and also make sure you stay hydrated and your kids are hydrated as well if you have children. i do want to show you the highlights. we're basically looking at high fire danger into tomorrow morning, spare the air alert and do expect hazy s

rates strategist at bloomberg intelligence, noel corum, portfolio manager at invesco, hsbcas a roscoe from private bank. great to have you with us. noelle, breakevens have rolled over. normal yields have declined. i want to better understanding to what degree we are pricing in expectations? noelle: we think the market is beginning to price in moderating growth into year-end, and in 2019. q1 and q2 will be supported by fiscal policy and a healthy consumer tight labor market. but then we get into q3 and q4, where fiscal policy 2.0 isn't necessarily certain and then also you have a fed that continues to tighten into that. that's what the market is becoming more and more concerned about. jose: that makes sense to us. we think that growth will slow next year. the other problem is on the government side you talk about fiscal expansion. where is the money coming from? there is talk of a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. allegedly both sides of the aisle want it. where is the money coming from? debt markets are already struggling with the fact that the deficit is going up to $1.3 trillion on a

hayes noel. hayes was a very successful stock trader on the new york stock exchange.herent, inborn talent. he would argue that he could be a survivor anywhere. i spent my life in the woods, hunting and fishing. i argued, on the other hand, that survival is more a function of learning certain behavioural tactics to get by and that they are environmentally specific and i said to hayes, if you came up to new hampshire and went out in the woods with me, you wouldn't have a chance. a friend of mine sent me a catalogue that had in it a pistol and it shot a little ball of paint, about this big, round, and it was used by foresters to mark trees to be cut down and so forth and i had one of those eureka moments. two things come together. i called hayes up and i said, i have figured out how we are going to prove this argument, one way or another. so i ordered two of these guns and a bunch of the pellets and hayes came up to my house and we decided we would test these guns out, because as far as we had known, nobody had ever shot a person with them. hayes shot first and he missed

i celebrity contestants are planning against the bossy noel edmonds. let's make a start with brexit. first of all, the daily telegraph, and i've lost my running order, but i know that's where we are starting, made to curb migration as brexit vote looms clearly appealing to people and politicians for whom immigration was a big issue. that is right. i think she is trying to appeal to people not politicians. as you mention, she was doing a public phone in earlier today on the bbc. this is part of a broader strategy to go over the heads of parliament and squabbling mps and deceit of the british people, you know, backley, and back ideal. and immigration been, and she has been clear from the start of the prime ministership, this has been the major element in the referendum, and this is designed to address the realities around that. she wants as well to send a message out to the country, to ordinary people, to ask voters, as well, not politicians, even though they are the ones that have but on this in the commons. this is notjust about people in the commons a

want to show up on the shuttle bus noel because i am. not. going to see that because the way the deal but you also look at the model you punish diplo it's most it's a small shows just the moon somos the. moon when you must. do. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy glue foundation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very. ok to kill time time to sit down and talk. for ninety three percent of you who have come to i do them out of my head pretty impressive right well redact and i become as you know we're americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents. and start with the good news from these were our final midterms that's exciting right the last one we did it last midterm so some good news kris kobach who was the king of election fraud and scott walker who is the king of sucking koch brothers. thank. you thank you did i give you the rover that news all over my zell the backya

being hailed a hero.he was hoping to retire soon after 29-years with the county.church volunteer "noelne corp vet "dan manrique".... 23-year old "justin meek".... college student "alaina housley."and 22-year old "cody coffman." sarah rose deson, friend of cody coffman: "he stood up and said to us get out. he's one of the reasons why i'm here right now. he will always be my hero, now he's my angel." we're also learning new details about the man authorities say carried out the massacre.investigators say this 28-year old former marine walked inside the popular bar wearing a black trench coat and sunglasses.authorities say he was armed with a handgun fitted with an extended magazine and opened fire.he was found dead inside.tristan appleby, survived shooting: "it's just a miracle that i got out with all my friends alive."authorities are still trying to figure out a motive. ( james ) that was paul vercammen reporting. we are learning more about one of the victims killed in the shooting... alaina housley had just graduated from vintage high school in napa. throughout the day yesterday friends

noel phillips‘ report contains some scenes you may find upsetting.amie is like any other child his age, but he's not your typical seven—year—old. he has a rare form of autism known as pda, or pathological demand avoidance, meaning he goes to great lengths to avoid certain things that cause him to be anxious. he could drop a bit of paper on the floor, i could say, you know, "jamie, please could you pick that up?" rather than picking it up, because that's a demand, you could have half an hour plus meltdown. this home video recorded byjamie's mum shows what happens when anxiety can quickly turn into violence. it's early in the morning and jamie doesn't want to go to school. i really need this to stop. shocking to watch, but this gives you a glimpse of why his mum is desperate for help. when you have something like that, it's going to hurt me. if my son had, like, a more outward diagnosis, so if he had, you know, severe autism or if he had some of those traits, spinning in circles, rocking, i think we would have got help. but because it's quite a hidden

noel conway, who has motor neurone disease, wants a doctor to help him to die.ay said the decision was "extremely disappointing". women who get a degree gain more financially than men in the first few years of work, according to a new study. but some of that difference may be down to the fact women who don't go to university are more likely to do part time or poorly paid work. the research by the institute for fiscal studies also reveals that, for around a third of men going to university, it initially makes very little difference to what they earn. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. sixth form is decision time — university or not, what to study. so how much do future earnings matter? one of the main reasons i want to go into law is because i think lawyers get paid quite well, and it sounds like...it does sound really bad but i want to be able to go on lots of holidays. do you think it's right to put the emphasis on how much you earn when you leave uni? i currently want to do biology, specifically ecology, and that's not really a very well—paid job i

noel conway, who has motor neurone disease, wants a doctor to help him to die.ring of his appeal. mr conway said the decision was ‘extremely disappointing'. the british academic freed from jail in the united arab emirates yesterday has arrived back in britain. matthew hedges was welcomed home by his wife daniela and members of his family. the durham university phd student was given a pardon after being sentenced to life in prison just days earlierfor spying for the british government. politicians from 9 different countries have expressed their anger after the facebook founder mark zuckerberg refused to appear as part of an international inquiry into so—called ‘fake news‘ despite being asked repeatedly to attend. the politicians were left having to question facebook‘s european policy chief at westminster today leaving an empty chair for mr zuckerberg. it followed the seizure by parliament of a number of documents belonging to facebook allegedly containing new information about the company's controversial data and privacy controls, as our technology correspondent

noel, and along with luca sbisar trump founder and richard fowler. president sometimes forget he's is president, he talks about brenda snipes need be to be fired. >> that is up to people of broward county, there are votes left to be counted. you can't tell them have you right to vote, then not count them. kennedy: the instructtions are explicit, if you don't follow them, then sometime they don't count. >> i get, that we have absentee ballots, and early vote they deserve to be counted. we need to let the recounts happen that is the law of florida. kennedy: can't wait. nothing chaotic will emerge there. >> i am great richard said he wants votes to be counted, unlike bill me nelson's attorne. who said this not about counting votes this about winning. the votes should be counted, the debate is not over. >> why -- >> hey, hey, let me speak, your side not just say we should count military ballots, i love when you pull that military card, but votes of illegal should be counted and signatures that are wrong or incorrect. bill nelson's team actually objected