the former raleigh cycle company head office office in nottingham is also included.corating panels showing children holding bicycle parts and tools, mimicking a production line. it was built in 1931 and for many years, the firm was the world's biggest manufacturer of bicycles. and more recent buildings like plymouth's theatre royal which was opened in 1982 and which is seen as a striking and sophisticated example of 20th—century design. being listed means a site receives special protection, hopefully ensuring that it can continue to be appreciated and enjoyed by future generations. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. this band of rain is pushing showers self. that is bringing cooler air down ina self. that is bringing cooler air down in a north—westerly breeze as we head into tomorrow. this band of rain is moving away from northern england and wales, moving across the east anglia. we still have fresh air conditioned to the north of that, another band of rain in the far north—west, but single figure temperatures across the

the former raleigh cycling company had this in nottingham which has an exterior decorated with panelsicycle parts and tools mimicking a production line. and more recent buildings like plymouth's theatre royal which was opened in 1982 and is seen as a striking and sophisticated example of 20th—century design. being listed means a site receives special protection, hopefully ensuring that it can continue to be appreciated and enjoyed by future generations. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump is facing a huge test of his presidency after his former lawyer, michael cohen, admitted breaking election finance rules. and in a separate trial, the president's former campaign manager, paul manafort, has been found guilty on eight charges of tax and bank fraud. thousands of venezula ns flee their country as its economic crisis intensifies. inflation could reach 1,000,000% by the end of the year. let's take a look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. it can imagine that in america, it is pretty busy right now with those stori

the blaze has led to trains on the east midlands railway line around both nottingham and sheffield beinglled. more than 50 firefighters are on the scene, with plumes of thick black smoke visable. a british paraglider has died after a mid—air collision

she got an unconditional offer from nottingham trent.he pressure off but it still made me want to work hard because i wanted to prove that i could still do it regardless. kyra got her grades, three bs and she chose her you need to stay local. but there is a worry that offers without grades could tempt others to ease off. 2296 could tempt others to ease off. 22% of our students received at least one unconditional offer. and for some, that may be an enabling thing in terms of taking the pressure off. for others it will certainly erode the motivation to study. by eight o'clock this morning, 350,000 stu d e nts o'clock this morning, 350,000 students had accepted places. this year there are 3.5% fewer 18—year—olds. so, to compete for the best students, universities have already made almost 68,000 unconditional offers. there's so much emotion for students kicking up their results today. many weren't sure how they would do in these new a—levels. but even for those who dropped a grade or two it's a good year, because universities are competing f

hello, you're through to the nottingham trent university clearing hotline.hat will leave others chasing students. clearing will be open for weeks now, so if you didn't quite get your grades today, there's still plenty of time to get a place. some universities are offering cash incentives because there's so much competition for students, but that's not an approach they've adopted here in nottingham. students who come here are coming to get a degree which means they have to have a good standard of qualification when they come here. it's not in our interests oi’ come here. it's not in our interests or the students' interests to get the student into a university and then for them to drop out. now they have to work out how to pay the rent. drew will get one of the new welsh grants for living costs. when you weigh everything up and you consider you're there for four years and you're thinking pros and cons, it has a massive effect and obviously money wins, money's king, so it had a mad effect, yeah. for others the hunt for a place continues. branwen jeffreys, bbc n

but that's not an approach they've adopted here in nottingham. a good standard of qualification when they come here, so it's not in our interests and it's certainly not in the students' interests to get the student into university and then for them to drop out. now they have to work out how to pay the rent. drew will get one of the new welsh grants for living costs. when you weigh everything up and you consider you're there for four years and you're thinking pros and cons, it has a massive effect and obviously money wins, money's king, so it had a mad effect, yeah. for others the hunt for a place continues. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. last year's suicide bombing at manchester arena was the most deadly terror attack in the uk for over a decade. 23 people were killed and more than 130 people were injured. among the dead was the suicide bomber salman abedi. the mosque in didsbury in the south of the city which he attended was quick, in the wake of the attack, to condemn his actions. but questions still remain over how he came to be radicalised. the

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> in puerto rico, officials now report the death toll from hurricane maria will top 1,400 people. that's 20 times higher than the official confirmed number of 64. maria devastated the island last september. the new death tolles fro a report from congress.ons follow storm. >> all i can say is that there is no lie, there is no misleading. we always said it most likely will go up. >> the government stopped updating its death toll months ago. the new death toll would make maria the second deadliest storm in nine years since katrina killed more than a thousand people. >>> a yemen strike has killed at least 50 people, more than half of them children. more than 10,000 people have been killed. the air strike was carried out by the u.s.-backed saudi-led coalition. the air strike targeted rebel forces backed by iran, but a bus carrying children on a field trip was hit. the u.n. secretary-general has called for an investigation. >>> the prosecution in paul manafort's financial fraud trial yey a ouofank t its case today. employees told the jury about lies containe

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> three 5:00.and a double dose of bad news for president trump. two former associates are now convicted felons. he's here in the coun od charged wi the muof college stu tibbetts. he is here in the country illegally which renews the immigration debate on a national level. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. individual, and so we are saddened for the family." now at five: a missing college student with ties to the bay area is found dead. a susp >>> she was a phenomenal individual and so we are saddened for the family. >> a missing college student with ties to the bay area is found dead, a suspect under arrest. now the case is igniting the debate over immigration. >> a bay area fire chief makes a shocking claim about verizon! he says the company slowed down his crew's wireless data in the middle of battling the state's largest wildfire. >> and president trump's former personal attorney pleads guilty to

you are through to the nottingham trent university. been more shameless, one offering £1,500 cash every year. some universities may slash the grades needed but not here. the students here need a good standard of qualifications when they come here so it is not in our interest and it is certainly not in in our interest and the students' interest to get the student into university and then to drop out. now they have to work out how to pay the rent. drew will get one of the new welsh grants for living costs. when you weigh everything up and you consider that you are there for four years and you are thinking of the pros and cons, it had a mad effect, yeah. for others, the hunt for a place continues. bus pick up on some of that. —— let's pick up on that. some students might not have got quite what they were hoping for and face the prospect of going through clearing. to talk about that, we can speak to professor richard harvey, academic director of admissions at the university of east anglia. thank you for coming to. there will have been peop

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> i used to love that series, tom clancy, patriot games,harrison forward. >> good stuff. i'm just looking forward to "star wars. >>> time now 4:57. a bill gains support on wildfire liability, why it could lead to higher power bills. >> california is scrapping its cash bail system. some say it's step toward reform, others call it irresponsible. the latest coming up. now at five: a landmark step towards reform. as california becomes the first state in the u-s to get rid of cash bail. >>> this bill will put over 10,000 people out of business the way it's written. >> now at 5:00 a landmark step towards reform as california becomes the first state in the united states to get rid of cash bail. but not everyone is buying into it. >> plus, state lawmakers push ahead with a wildfire liability and prevention plan. what happens if it doesn't pass and who might foot the bill if it does? >> and a magnitude 4.4 earthquake jolts southern california. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, august 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. good morn

andreea us for a lecturer at the university of nottingham and in cantelupe germany by sky edgy and sounds an expert on china's may not a policy welcome to all this andrew what is happening in the world areas the un says this is a forced a town by the government to. changed the very identity of the we're good people. i think i'm a the problem at the moment is china's fear of separatism now let's face it a separate doesn't is a no no for any country including democratic advance countries like spain. think about you know sort of catalonia but i think in china it's even more. and it gives more informs more and saya t. because it is a large area and of course it's not just the scene jank the people which is connected with the. eastern turkey stand terrorist movement elsewhere but also it would drive a separate there's a movement in tibet. and also in even in taiwan let alone hong kong and macau so i think that. china's beijing's. absolutely anxious to control the situation what has caused the problem you would look at the there the complexity of all the ethnic groups in china china as a multie

daniel nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> lapd is required to release video of incidents resulting in deadly force within 45 days. >>> the trial of president trump's former campaign chairman is underway. the defense began by going on the attack. paul manafort arrived in a prison van with blacked out windows. he has been in custody for more than one month after his bail was revoked over allegations of witness intimidation. it has taken lawyers little time to seat a jury and in opening statements the defense began by blaming paul manafort's associates for mishandling his finances. manafort is charged with bank fraud and tax evasion. allegedly failing to pay taxes on tens of millions of do earned from his lobbying work on behalf of ukrainian politicians. his team indicated they would seek no deal with prosecutors. >> any signs you will cooperate? >> no chance. >> he was indicted last october along with his former business partner, rick gates, who also served as a trump campaign official. gates has agreed to a plea deal and may testify against paul manafort. >>> protesters gathered out

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a st.nity finally has some answers about what health problems decades of radioactive contaminationmay have caused. >>> and inside beyonce's latest "vogue" cover, which is making history as the first "vogue" cover shot by an african-american photographer. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm melissa caen, in for michelle time is 4-- here's neda iranpour with a check of weather. twin wildfires, racing into the >>> let's take a look at the morning headlines. you can see it's still a little dark out there. the headlines include that marine layer protecting a lot of communities from the smoke. unfortunately for the north and east bay, smoke will be in the skies this morning. it will be hot and hazy, temperatures reaching the mid- to upper 90s for a lot of you and by friday we have triple digits in the

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it's 4:57.he state of california is one step closer to having some of the strictest net neutrality laws in the country. we'll explain what that means for you and your family just ahead. >> despite a string of violent attacks bart is scaling back on emergency patrols. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! returning to the classroom... one day after shots rang out inside their school. a live report on the security measures >>> now at 5:00, bay area students returning to

india have taken control of the third test against england on day two in nottingham.ession for 329, but then tore through england's batting line—up in a single session — they were all out for 161. hardik panya taking the first five wicket haul of his career. india lost only two wickets in their second innings, as they built a huge lead of 292. three more days to go — a win would be their first of the series and make it 2—1 with two to play. fernando alonso made motosport history on sunday by becoming the first f1 driver to win the six hours of silverstone. the two—time formula one world champion joined toyota's world endurance championship programme this season, dovetailing it with his f1 duties. the spaniard combined with sebastien buemi and kazuki nakajima and has now reeled off three victories in a row for toyota after his triumphs at spa and le mans earlier in the year. after three events, alonso's team hold a 26—point lead over their toyota rivals with five races to go. that's all the sport for now. thank you. let me show you some pictures now from new bethel bap

the former raleigh cycling company head office in nottingham which has an exterior decorated with panelsseen as a striking and sophisticated example of 20th—century design. being listed means a site receives special protection, hopefully ensuring that it can continue to be appreciated and enjoyed by future generations. lizo mzimba, bbc news. in a moment, we'll say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. first we leave you with a look at the weather with simon king. thank you. you may have heard that it is going to turn much cooler by the end of the week. we've got fresh conditions already starting to work their way in across northern and western parts of the uk and with that, breaks of rain, a wet start to the day across scotland and northern ireland but that train is moving its way south and east words. a bit of sunshine out there at the moment in shropshire. you can see a bit of blue sky here. that blue sky is not going to last because that brain i mentioned in northern parts is moving its way in across northern england, western wales and it will increase the crowd across central areas and you

you are through to the nottingham trent university.tudent housing with clearing places. other universities have been more shameless, one offering £1,500 cash every year. some universities may slash the grades needed but not here. the students here need a good standard of qualifications when they come here so it is not in our interest and it is certainly not the students' interest to get the student into university and then to drop out. now they have to work out how to pay the rent. drew will get one of the new welsh grants for living costs. when you weigh everything up and you consider that you are there for four years and you are thinking of the pros and cons it it had a mad effect, yeah. for others, the hunt for a place continues. well, the grime star stormzy has announced that he will fund two black british students to go to the university of cambridge. he'll pay for tuition fees and provide a maintenance grant for up to four years of an undergraduate course. he's been speaking to our reporter ricky boleto. when we first launched th

three more days to go in nottingham.r united at brighton. jose mourinho has talked about being unhappy with a lack of signings, and you could see why today as they were beaten 3—2, with murray, duffy, and gross getting the home side's goals all in the first half. romelu lukaku and paul pogba replied for united. it's the second successive season they've lost at brighton. i was disappointed, because the week was good, and i was expecting the tea m was good, and i was expecting the team collectively to be a better team, so don't go on in the direction of the mistake and the individual mistake and the consequence of that, but there are basic mistakes that makes almost an impossible mission to win the match. much better news if you support the other team in manchester, as sergio aguero scored three as they thrashed huddersfield town 6—1. it was the argentine‘s ninth premier league hat—trick, which puts him second on the all—time list behind alan shearer. the other city goals came from gabrieljesus, david silva, and an own goa

private company, bad public sector good, it's also terrible prisons in the public sector, exeter, nottingham scrubs, liverpool prison, all of which have been in the news because of conditions. it's about the background of problems, a background ofa background of problems, a background of a population that some would say is too high in prisons, cuts, cutbacks particularly to staff, experienced staff who have gone, and drugs of course, illicit drugs such as spice which have made a lot of prisons unstable places. a man has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of police and members of the public outside parliament six days ago. salih khater, who's 29 and from birmingham, is accused of driving a car at pedestrians, cyclists and police officers before crashing into a security barrier. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. it was last tuesday at 7:37am when a ford fiesta ploughed through a group of cyclists on the edge of parliament square before driving up the access road to the house of lords car park and smashing into the security barrier. counter—terrorism detec

he had served continuously in parliament since 1966, and also spent five years as nottingham west mppe of syringe pump, used to administer drugs to patients in england and wales, was dangerous. the sunday times is reporting that health bosses failed to remove the equipment from use in a bid to save money. the nhs has confirmed there was a five—year delay in withdrawing the equipment while adequate alternative pumps were introduced. tom burridge reports. the sunday times says up to nine people died because the nhs continued to use a type of syringe pump which was known to be potentially dangerous. the graseby ms26 and the ms16a were used in the nhs for 30 years. the syringe pumps were used to administer drugs into a patient‘s bloodstream over an extended period of time. the two models looked similar, but released drugs at different rates, and that sometimes led to confusion and mistakes being made. the government is already investigating whether the equipment could have been withdrawn from use more quickly. now, the sunday times says health bosses decided to phase the pumps out over f

at an industrial estate near east midlands airport has led to the cancellation of trains around nottinghamd sheffield. 50 firefighters are on the scene. also coming up: a baby boom with a difference at a hospital in arizona, as 16 nurses, who all work in the same intensive care unit, fall pregnant at the same time. and coming up: the story of three entreprenuers on their way back from the brink. that's in half an hour on bbc news. indian rescuers have recovered ten more bodies after heavy flooding in the southern state of kerala. nearly 200 people have been killed in the past ten days, many in landslides, following the heaviest monsoon rains for a century. helicopters and boats have braved torrential rain to help reach people stranded. and many schools as well as community centres have been converted into relief camps. here's jane—frances kelly. rescue efforts continue. a soldier winches a child to safety, reuniting it with its relieved mother. in some areas, the waters are beginning to recede, allowing people to retrieve some of their possessions. india's met department has forecast a let

the former raleigh cycle company head office office in nottingham is also included.g a production line. it was built in 1931 and for many years, the firm was the world's biggest manufacturer of bicycles. and more recent buildings like plymouth‘s theatre royal which was opened in 1982 and which is seen as a striking and sophisticated example of 20th—century design. being listed means a site receives special protection, hopefully ensuring that it can continue to be appreciated and enjoyed by future generations. lizo mzimba, bbc news. firefighters in scotland have rescued a small dog that was trapped in an underground rabbit warren by listening for his heartbeat. the dog named bear was trapped for four hours beneath a field in west lothian. firefighters used specialist equipment designed to detect survivors in earthquakes. once they picked up the sound of his heartbeat — they were able to dig down and rescue him. bear has now been reunited with his owner. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. it is the last day of high temperatures across southern and eastern

they regret that decision, the ag did nothing wrong saying that the art out of the cup, 3—1 by nottinghamy report. fury and was it any wonder? — , , they report. fury and was it any to; upset, — , , they report. fury and was it any é upset, declining to celebrate an upset, declining to celebrate against his former cloud. he had gambled by making several changes to his side, it looked to have backfired as they failed to hit a shot on target until the second of six minutes of added time when he scored his first goal since joining. the game was headed to penalties but he fought back, less than two minutes thanks to matthew, newcastle but they had a penalty, but referee waved away their appeals. he took advantage of their frustration making it three for the newcastle for the second year running at this stage of the competition. here aren't the list of the results, —— here are the list of results. ending in defeat at home to watford. the scottish football association could well be getting a new home for their national team, after more than a century, internationalfootball and finals have been

india's cricketers are on the brink of victory in the 3rd test against england at nottingham. the 11th day on 23 for nought, chasing a notional 521 to win. jos buttler gave them hope of salvaging a draw with his maiden test century, and he shared a 5th—wicket stand worth 169 with ben stokes. but then came another england collapse. they closed the day on 311 for 9 and india will start the final day needing just one more wicket to win. patrick gearey reports. this test match will go into a fifth day but india are now inevitably going to win it. they need one wicket. england showed some fight but also suffered acting collapses and it started with keatonjennings, caught the high—end, alistair cook caught the high—end, alistair cook caught in the slips, sparking fresh doubts about how long he will go on in this site. after that, joe root was caught in the slip, a big expensive drive and another force in the slips. england's to most attacking batsmen had to help them out. ben stokes and jos buttler, ben stokes. jos buttler went to his maiden test century, having dropped just one, sh

india's cricketers are well on top after two days of the 3rd test against england in nottingham.e bowled out for 329 in the morning. but england were dismssied forjust 161 in reply, with hardik pandya taking 5 for 28. india closed the day on 124 for 2 in their 2nd innings and lead by 292 runs overnight. it is very disappointing. obviously a really good start to the day, picking up those early wickets and being 5a none. we let that slip, obviously very disappointing when this happens. it is important that we can recognise that and why it has happened and to improve at. you saw it at the lord's match, we we re really you saw it at the lord's match, we were really good and all of a sudden chris woakes came out and scored 100. i always believe that until we get through the 11 we should not be relaxed. they have bombs but we like to play them as many times as we get. golf, and brandt snedeker of the usa has won wyndham championship in north carolina, the final event on the pga tour before the start of the fexed cup play—offs next week. snedeker had been leading all week, ever since sh

a third address is being investigated in nottingham where the car was originally registered.r "immediate and courageous" response. kirsty moseley is with me, she was in parliament square waiting at traffic lights at the moment the ford fiesta struck the cyclists. thank you for coming in. tell us exactly what useful because you were ina carthat exactly what useful because you were in a car that was waiting at the lights and in front of you were a number of cyclists all waiting for the green signal? yeah, so we were all held at a red and then i looked up all held at a red and then i looked up andi all held at a red and then i looked up and i saw the car was driving at high speed through the cyclists the wrong way down the road. and the cyclists, there was lots of shouting, cyclists spread everywhere and then the car drove through the cyclists and then veered off to my right, to the left of the cyclists, on the other side of the road and drove at high speed away from parliament square. at that point i looked kind at the cyclists to see if everyone was ok and then we heard a bang

it will be pretty warm, albeit rather cloudy and nottingham and trent bridge for the test match cricketrner of the country. outbreaks of rain here and strengthening winds. elsewhere, with the high pressure beginning to build, looks like we could see a greater chance of sunny spells. but once again, it will be warm and humid wherever you are. that weather front in the north—west spreads southeastwards on wednesday, weakening as it does. so it will produce a line of cloudy with showers here and there. to the north and west of it, something brighter, but cooler. we could see some sunshine and it will remain to warm. but the warmth ebbs away as we head into thursday as cooler air pushes from north across much of the uk by friday. that will introduce some brighter weather. so we start this week on a cloudy and humid note. something brighter midweek and by the end of the week, it with an fresher and cooler. —— it will turn fresher and cooler. —— it will turn fresher and cooler. —— it will turn fresher and cooler. this is bbc news, the headlines at eight. rescue teams step up their efforts to

this small nottingham business does clothing alterations — one of hundreds who will get next to nothinghouse of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that was just one month's invoice. but a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed, to mentionjust one, and owed in the past ten years probably £12,000, £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for these big stores. but one thing is for sure — he will need plenty of goodwill to turn things around for customers and suppliers. emma simpson, bbc news. in a few minutes on bbc news, the film review, but before that, its time for click. this week, it's a look back at the summer. we will start with a trip to f1 from july, which has been at the cutting edge of technology and design since its creation in 1946. welcome to the pit. every year, teams compete fiercely to outdo each other in aerodynamics, data communications and materials, all with one aim — to make their cars go really, really fast. and they do a really good job of making them that, as we are finding out here at the austrian grand prix. lewis hamilton's ride. what's eve

warm although cloudy at trent bridge in nottingham for the test match.y largely dry as well. as we head into tuesday we've got a weather front pushing into the north—west corner of the country so as bricks of rain, and strengthening winds, and so with high—pressure building week could have a greater chance of seeing sunny spells but once more it will be warm and humid wherever you are, temperatures reaching 2526 degrees. but high pressure will weaken by wednesday producing cloud with showers. to the north and west of it, brighter although cooler, temperatures into the mid and upper teens, temperatures to the south—east of it could see sunshine and will stay pretty warm, temperatures reaching 26, maybe 27 celsius. the warmth will ebb into thursday as cooler air pushes down from the north—west towards much of the uk by friday. we start this week on a cloudy, humid note. a bit brighter, midweek, by the end of the week it will turn fresher and cooler for all. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: rescue teams continue to step up their efforts to try and re

england's cricketers face a huge challenge to save the 3rd test in nottingham after a century from viratthe day on 124/2 in their 2nd innings and piled up 352/7 before declaring. along the way, virat kohli completed his 22nd test century, and there were half centuries for pujara and pandya. england are chasing a notional 521 to win, and were 23 for nought at stumps. patrick gearey reports. i can't tell you it was an enthralling day ‘s cricket, but it was an important and impressive one from india and virat kohli. he was the man of the moment. at the crease when he walked out to bat, 292 runs ahead. they offered one chance in the morning session, that was pujara dropped at slip byjos buttler. the latest catch. after that it was plain sailing. both went to 50 before lunch. pujara went after the interval, but virat kohli went on. he went to his second test century ofa he went to his second test century of a series of. after he went to chris woakes, the job was to watch the remaining batsmen score runs as quickly as possible and judge when to declare. the score was 520 and it was 20 to six l

police have searched three addresses in birmingham and nottingham overnight. 0n bloomberg, turkey's presidentto boycott iphones in a demonstration of defiance to america, as the us holds firm to its demand that turkey release an evangelical pastor. quartz reports that barclays, the uk's second—largest bank by assets, is moving the ownership of its european subsidiaries from a uk entity to its irish bank. the move will make barclays ireland's biggest bank. and finally the guardian says pay for chief executives at britain's biggest listed companies rose more than six times faster than wages in the wider workforce last year, with the average boss's pay packet hitting $5 million. the paper says a worker on a median salary would have to work 167 years to earn average ceo pay. let's begin. with me is david buik, who's a market commentator at core spreads. david, very good to see you. good to see you. usually when we pick up a picture straight to focus on it is a happy occasion. this is a striking and afraid memorable

one wicket they needed to wrap up victory against england on the final day of the third test in nottingham. india won by 203 runs to reduce england's lead in the series to 2—1, with two mathces to play. we ran england close in the first match. we were blown away at lord's. so we needed to prove a point. o rlowski so we needed to prove a point. orlowski boys was to give me some accountability. —— all i asked the boys. and they were simply magnificent in all three aspects of the game. i could not tell more, the where they stood up, came out here, competed, and played. in the four yea rs i have competed, and played. in the four years i have been doing thisjob, if you look at a clinical performance overseas, i think this has to be the best. it is a vc not good enough in this format, and for the group of players we got, it is well below pa rt of players we got, it is well below part of what we are capable of doing. —— it is obviously. we just revert back to a few things that have worked well for us in the past and we now have to carry that forward and do it for long periods of time. on day 4 of

leicester's jamie va rdy will face his old club fleetwood, newcastle might not fancy the trip to nottinghamoke take on premier league side huddersfield. full details of the draw on the bbc sport website. in that draw, sheffield wednesday will host wolves after they comfortably won 2—0 at league one side sunderland this evening. marco matias with their first goal here, barry bannen added a second. head coach trevor bayliss says the decision to include ben stokes in the england squad for the third test against india on saturday was taken for the all—rounder‘s "wellbeing". here he isjoining up with his england team mates at trent bridge earlier today. bayliss says he will take time before deciding whether stokes will play. this all comes after stokes was involved in a fracas in bristol last september but he was found not guilty of affray earlier this week. we will find out over the next couple of days, i have not spoken to him since. i'm sure he had plenty of phone calls. we have the next two days to assess whether he plays or not, and i have some guys and for him and it will be a difficult po

the assurance that people are being scrutinised, but i think it jars a little with an event like nottinghamch is such a community event, it really has this history and a kind of grassroots event, where people work on the costumes for a whole year and families go and so on, so it is quite sad in a way to have that. families go and so on, so it is quite sad in a way to have thatm is based on this whole idea of spontaneously, but as you see, we're living through this crime epidemic and you have to do your best to reassure people. i know historically they have talked about making it ticketed, which may go against the spirit, but maybe it has got so big you have to take these measures. this has all the hallmarks of la schools were people have to go through security when they go on, it is testament to the fact the mayor of london has not got on top of this problem and i think he has been incredibly complacent. it will be interesting to see how it all goes down. time is tight, butjust briefly outline thrust the other story, were meant to be given the right to take abortion pills at home, what is t

there were two games in the championship this evening, west brom scored late on to get a point at nottinghamground. matt phillips' strike denying the home side victory in a game they had controlled. elsewhere, middlesborough beat sheffield united 3—0 at home. there was a t20 double header at old trafford today. durham jets posted 154—7 from their 20 overs before liam trevaskis took 4 wickets to help seal victory over lancashire lightening by 4 runs. and earlier in the women's super league, surrey stars beat lancashire thunder by 55 runs. lizelle lee hit 6 sixes as she powered her way to 70 off 37 balls as surrey posted 167 for 8. dane van niekerk then took 3 wickets and bryony smith took 2 to help seal their victory. johanna konta battled back from a set down to reach the second round of the rogers cup in montreal with victory overjelena 0stapenko. the british number one lost the first set in a tie—break but then won 6—1, 6—2, beating the 2017 french open champion injust over two hours. she will face either victoria azarenka or kristina mladenovic in the last 32. that's all from sportsday. c

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> now at 4 minutes before 6:00, search-and-rescue teamsain on the scene of a bridge collapse that killed more than 2 dozen people in italy. what investigators think may have caused the disaster. >> reporter: some sidewalks and streets in san francisco have gotten so dirty that mayor breed has put in a new poop patrol. we'll tell you about it next. through the rubble of a 3- thousand foot bridge that suddenly gave way... rning more abo >>> a grim search in italy as emergency crews sift through the rubble of a 3,000-foot bridge that suddenly gave way. >> we are learning about the utah firefighter who died trying to protect people and homes in northern california. >> and president trump's ongoing war of words with the former aide is raising concerns about security at the white house. >> good morning, it is wednesday, august 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney. kenny is off. we'll start first with traffic and weather. and a bent metal update with jaclyn. >> reporter: it's a busy start to your wednesday morning drive. over at th

so it will be pretty warm, albeit cloudy in nottingham and trent bridge there for the test match at cricket as we head on into tuesday, we have a weather front pushing into the north—west corner of the country, so here outbreaks of rain, strengthening winds. elsewhere, though, actually with the high pressure beginning to build in, looks like we could see a greater chance of seeing some sunny spells. once again, it will be warm and humid where ever you are. temperatures reaching 25 or 26 degrees in the south—east. that weather front to the north—west spreads its way south—eastwards on wednesday, weakens as it does, so it will produce a line of cloud with some showers here and there. to the north and west of it something brighter but cooler. temperatures into the mid upper teens celsius to the south—east of it — could see some sunshine and it will remain pretty warm, temperatures reaching 26, maybe 27 celsius. but the warmth ebbs away as we head on into thursday, as cooler air pushes down from the north—west across much of the uk by friday. so that will introduce a bit of brighter weather as

this small nottingham business does clothing alterations — one of hundreds who will get next to nothingse of fraser at the moment owe us about £270. that was just one month's invoice. but a lot of companies have gone in the past, austin reed, to mentionjust one, and owed in the past ten years probably £12,000, £15,000. we may not know mike ashley's plans for these big stores. but one thing is for sure — he will need plenty of goodwill to turn things around for customers and suppliers. emma simpson, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this is japan's most northerly main island, hokkaido. the decades, travellers have been drawn here by its stark contrast to the rest of the country. it is anotherjapan, one that is wild and the challenging and remote. it is an incredible experience. with a distinctive communities. i've come to meet them and to find out more about the country's northern frontier. so, it few to where i heading, that is japan's most northerly point. ash mike if you look out to where i am heading. 0n the other side, a0 kilometres from the japanese coastlin

they could be a bit of cloud for test match cricket at trent bridge in nottingham. or drizzle. there could even be bright spells coming and going throughout the afternoon. 0vernight many places could hold onto cloud, clear spells in central and northern areas, we could see temperatures falling to around 10 degrees in some towns and cities, further south warm and muggy, 14-17d. further south warm and muggy, 1a—17d. monday this weather front across central and northern parts, widely spaced isobars on monday mean winds will be lighter. still some breeze across the very far south—west and generally speaking quite a bit of cloud around with some of the thickest cloud, the weather front will be through central areas so the odd shower here and there. we could be lucky to see bright spells, that's sheltered from the westerly wind of course. if you get sunshine it should feel one because it will be humid despite the cloud, 19—25d. 0n because it will be humid despite the cloud, 19—25d. on tuesday it looks like a better chance of sunshine across england and wales as pressure b

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> reporter: it's back to school for a lot of kids in san francisco, but the city may be doing them a disservice by not helping them get to school on time. >>> and the new evacuation orders for communities near the mendocino complex wildfires. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! a former bay area school groundskeeper dying of cancer opens up >>> it's an extra push, like you can't just die for nothing. >> a former bay area school grounds keeper dying of cancer opening up about the landmark case against monsanto. >>> and flames rage on, forcing new evacuation orders in northern california. >>> and the potential muni delays as many head back to the classroom. good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. let's begin with a peek outside, taking a look at some of the traffic in oakland, not looking too bad. >>> most of the cameras are fogged in. it is places we could even see little drizzle. currently 61 i

the nottingham carnival held seconds of silence to honor the 72 people who died in the tower fire lastear. the fire, britain's worst since world war ii, swept through the 24 story tower in west london last summer. the deal donald trump called a ripoff has been renegotiated. you go from ripping to renegotiating. >> to putting it back together in a form which does not look like nafta as we knew it. it basically is dead. we know the trump administration and mexico have reached a preliminary deal to replace the north american free trade agreement, according to the u.s. president. donald trump, he has been a harsh critic of nafta, calling a job killer saying it encouraged u.s. companies to move production south of the border to exploit low-wage is. when it comes to the deal, trump says it will help manufacturers and farmers on both sides of the border. >> donald trump welcomed the overhaul of the trade pact as he suggested a new name, if canada is not included. president trump: they used to call it nafta. now it is the united states mexico trade agreement. we will get rid of the name after.

daniel nottingham has the latest from the fire lines.tacking california's newest wildfire from the air. this fire, called the holy fire comey started monday afternoon and it is tearing to the cleveland national forest south of los angeles. >> we could see the fire from the backyard and we could see it coming over the ridge. >> we live a block or two down and it is scary to see it close to our homes. >>reporter: comes below the ridgeline are unaffected. officials are warning residents to be prepared for massive amount of smoke. up north, the mendocino complex fire is the largest in state history and growing. it is already burned an area as large as the city of los angeles. cal fire officials say it likely will not be contained until sometime next week. and the ferguson fire has been burning since july 13 forcing the national forest service to close yosemite national park. officials the fire crews are making progress, but they will not reopen the park until they know it is safe. triple digit temperatures and brush left from years of drough

danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: drivers along new mexico's interstate 40 captured some of first images of the wreckage, an onbelievable sight the front end of the greyhound bus was ripped off, who imthe cargo bed of the tractor-trailer was separated from the cab and turned on its side the contents spilling out onto the y. oh god, that was a woman. god bless them. >> reporter: the collision happened near the arizona border. greyhound says the bus was headed from albuquerqmal t from phoenix. rescuers worked to free passengers. >> it was a disaster. people were, you could tell people were distressed. screams were coming from the bus, which is horrible. >> reporter: new mexico state police say preliminary crash information indicates the semi blew a tire. witnesses say the vehicle crossed the median and hit the bus head on in the westbound lanes. >> there were skid marks on our side of the road that went across the median into the oncoming traffic on the other side. >> in cases like this a barrier would have definitely helped the situation. >> reporter: the crash also caused a

inside three overs this morning at nottingham.s. thanks olly, and we'll bejoining you for a full update just after half—past. ben rich has all the weather. across southern and eastern parts of the uk, this is the last day of high temperatures. further north and west things have already started to change and all of us will have a significant cool down as we head towards the end of the week. all the details coming up. also coming up — plans to ban pet shops and dealers from selling puppies and kittens. the aim is to reduce health problems stemming from keeping animals in poor conditions. this is afternoon live. i'm martine croxall. donald trump is under mounting pressure after his former lawyer, michael cohen, pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws and implicated the president in his crimes. mr cohen — who once said he'd take a bullet for the president — said he was ordered to use election funds during the 2016 presidential race to pay two women who claimed they'd had affairs with mr trump. in the last hour, donald trump

danielle nottingham has those stories and more in today's eye on entertainment. punny-man weird al yankovic was >>> asia arjento has been dropped from her new movie after accusations of sexual misconduct. sections will air after the italian actress denied having sex with the teen. bradley cooper and lady gaga's remake of a star is born will have its world premier this year at the venice film festival, which opens tomorrow. it's the story of a country star who discovers and falls in love with a young singer. the movie hits theaters in october. >>> a looming deadline in sacramento to decide who should cover the costs of all the wildfires. >> reporter: and some east bay parents want a middle schoolboy expelled after threats he reportedly made at his former school. coming up, why district officials say their hands are tied. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put you

uk meds, which is based in nottingham, was set up in 2016 and has already made £1.7 million in profiters? meet sunny, he's a former heroin addict. i became addicted to opiates, illicit opiates for a number of years. this had a massive detrimental impact in terms of my health. i managed to breakfree of this over a decade ago. sarah was also addicted to heroin and then prescription drugs. when heroin flooded the streets, it was a jump onto opiates. which actually, you know, destroyed my life, really, for a short time, i've been clean now for 17 years. sunny fills in a uk meds questionnaire giving a false medical history. he pays £49.95 plus delivery for 100 tablets of the opiate—based painkiller, dihydrocodeine. this is my package, which is dihydrocodeine. in the wrong hands this could kind of really have a negative impact for people, because there's been no interaction with a healthcare professional other than answering a few questions over the internet. sarah also gives a false medical history. she buys another painkiller, pregabalin, a drug which is becoming increasingly abused. she

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> it is 4:57. the families who those who died in ghost ship fire warehouse say the jail sentences for the two responsible for their deaths are nothing more than a slap on the wrist. hear why, just ahead. >> we are hours away from the 11 11th annual outside lands music festival. we will tell you about different security measures you should expect if you plan on coming here this weekend. many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning. it is friday, our favorite day of the week, august 10. >> let's start with a live look outside this friday morning. on the left side of your screen, you see some of the fog that is hanging around the bay. bu