catrin nye, bbc news, norway.ormation at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free, at any time, to hear recorded information — 0800 066 066. scientists say a do—it—yourself test could revolutionise screening for cervical cancer, which is at a 21 year low. women could carry out a urine or swab test at home and send the sample by post for analysis, saving them a trip to the gp‘s surgery. our health reporter michelle roberts has the details: smear tests can be life—saving but millions of women are not going for them. women aged 25 to 64 in the uk are invited for checks, but the numbers taking up the offer of falling. figures suggest one in four women did not attend a smear test when invited. experts say it could be down to embarrassment, lack of awareness of awareness of people putting it up. researchers say a new form of test carried out by women themselves at home could get more women screened. the test measures chemical changes detectable in you‘re in or vaginal swabs to detect a woman‘s cancer risk. a high

by the death toll we have seen in recent days in iraq since the start of the demonstration but with nye the science prepared to back down chaos has returned to the streets of iraq. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of women have marched in the lebanese capital beirut demanding that the whole government resign protesters lit candles and banged pots and pans outside the government headquarters a wave of demonstrations has forced the prime minister to step down a replacement has not been nominated yet. gunmen in book enough aso have attacked a convoy of a canadian gold mining company killing at least 37 people the buses were transporting employees of the semaphore company in the east of the country and were being escorted by military personnel. to former twitter employees have been charged with spying for saudi arabia a complaint from the u.s. justice department published in the washington post detailed a saudi government effort to recruit the 2 men and use them to obtain the personal information of government critics including a journalist with ties t

by the death toll we have seen in recent days in iraq since the start of the demonstration but with nye the science prepared to back down chaos has returned to the streets of iraq. after 2 weeks of huge demonstrations in chile say the number of people taking part in street protests is falling at least 18 people have been killed and thousands injured since protests began sparked by increases in public transport fast the matter of santiago claims or by tuesday only a couple of 1000 protesters were still willing to turn out. in the chilean capital reports people are using other ways to express their anger it's another day of protests in santiago de chile but any ball isn't going he lives only a stone's throw away from plus the epicenter of the country's mass demonstrations but a couple of weeks ago he kicked off a different kind of mobilization a neighborhood gathering known as. we didn't think anyone would come and we were a bit pessimistic. but the turnout exceeded all or expectations. so we sat down to analyze what had happened and what we hope the chile of the 21st century who would lo

by the death toll we have seen in recent days in iraq since the start of the demonstration but with nye the science prepared to back down chaos has returned to the streets of iraq. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of women have marched in the lebanese capital beirut demanding that the whole government resign protesters lit candles and banged pots and pans outside the government headquarters a wave of demonstrations has forced the prime minister to step down replacement has not been nominated yet. hong kong leader kerry lam has condemned a knife attack on approach beijing lawyer lawmaker that left him wounded hong kong politician genius hole has been a target of anti-government demonstrations over his alleged support for violence against protesters. lifton's or has canceled a 1300 flights of thursday and friday affecting around 180000 passengers the measure comes as the result of a 2 day cabin crew strike over pay and conditions the industrial action will mainly affect flights leaving from germany. camping in campaigning in the u.k. the upcoming gen

catrin nye with that report.with us on this investigation and giving us access to this huge piece of research. and we can talk now tojon goldin, who's vice chairman of the child and adolescent faculty at the royal college of psychiatrists. good morning to you. first of all, your reaction to our film?|j good morning to you. first of all, your reaction to our film? i think it is deeply concerning and upsetting to see this kind of thing going on online. instagram and facebook are about social media, connecting, it should be creative communities, this is deeply worrying that this is going on. what is your perspective on what is going on in predominantly young girls‘ brains as they see this kind of content?” think young people who feel like they might want to self—harm are feeling quite low and isolated and lonely, they want to join a community of other young people who understand them, that is part of the motivation forjoining these communities. unfortunately it can encourage people to self—harm in a way that is unhe

county voters will face a partial tax on the march ballot to raise millions for wild fire prevention and nyel tax will be about 10% per square foot for commercial and residential parcels. that means a typical 1800 square foot home will be taxed at about $180 a year. the tax will raise about $19 million every year. the money will go for wild fire evacuation system improvements, vegetation management, public education and other fire prevention efforts. >>> thanksgiving got underway a letter early at the taylor united methodist church in oakland this afternoon. certainly plenty to be thankful for. doesn't the people came by the 12th street church for the fifth annual free next giving mail. turkey, ham and all the fixings were served along with cake and pies for dessert. the event was organized by the church with help from many others in the faith community. >> we have presbyterian brothers and sisters working here with us. we have the poor people's campaign working here. but the church says it gave away thousands of dollars worth of clothes, personal care items and groceries. organizers provide

by the death toll we have seen in recent days in iraq since the start of the demonstration but with nye the science prepared to back down chaos has returned to the streets of iraq. for campaigning in the u.k. general election next month has officially begun voters will lect a new parliament on december 12th the outgoing parliament was formally dissolved this morning before prime minister boris johnson headed to buckingham palace to notify the queen opposition leader jeremy corbin of the labor party began his party's campaign with speeches in several constituencies britain's withdrawal from the european union brics it is likely to dominate u.w. correspondence auto parts is in london she says the tone of the campaign has already been set. day one of the campaign and it has already gotten nasty with name calling and accusations from all sides for the british though this election is all about bricks it according to latest opinion polls 80 percent of voters say that this issue will make them decide how to costs and vote and they have a clear choice johnson's conservatives want to get brakes

and bill nye the science guy is 64 and you've got the famed shoe derngsz manolo blahnik turns 77 yearshe looks like >> yeah. used to seeing that name now we know he's got a face. thanks for waking up with us thanks for waking up with us i'm frances rivera ess starthe job finished. finish quantum's three-chamber detergent works with bosch's precisionwash technologylo. for a sparkling clean, from bosch to finish. ♪ dad insisted on playing the role ♪ ♪ but now the kids are scarred 'cause ♪ ♪ he's stuck in the chimney hole! ♪ ♪ the best part of wakin' up is folgers in your cup ♪ >>> and a good wednesday m thanksgiving radar. the rain is gone. is it still coming? we'll talk about that, coming down in some places this morning. thanks for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's talk about that wet night across the bay area. we've got video from san jose. heavy rain was coming down leaving a lot of puddles, potential mess, if you're one of the lucky ones headed to work this morning you're getting a break from the showers for the moment, depends on where y

mostly because if you blend them together you get bill nye the science guy. >> come on >> i can see tomld play them down the road when it becomes a major motion picture >> yeah, you can guarantee there will be a movie henceforth >> no question he is part of hollywood's most iconic couple and is the youngest egot winner in history and now john legend is claiming a new title. sexiest man alive. and he was crowned the winner this year by "people" magazine the singer isn't letting it go to his head. he's even a little confused by it he posted this comparison photo of last year's winner idris elba and then him he says he's perplexed but yeah, he'll take it. meanwhile, his wife chrissy teigen "my secret is out i've fulfilled my dream of in our words having been with the sexiest man alive. in classic chrissy teigen way she uses a word that's not so appropriate for early morning tv >> she was flexing right there a notch on her belt i think is what she was claiming. >> as she should rightfully so. >> the guy can sing. he's a good husband by all accounts, right? philanthropist >> egot. that's the

catrin nye has this special report. i used to say that she — she was my heart. with her when she died. heidi's daughter killed herself in 2017. a month before her 18th birthday. but it wasn't until earlier this year that heidi discovered she had posted her suicide on instagram. andrine's mobile phone had been unopened since her death. when heidi got into it, she found a secret locked instagram account where andrine had documented her struggles with mental health problems, self harming, and finally her suicide. the hardest thing was that she had documented her last days, her last hours. it was almost like she was streaming her death. so this is our investigation room... heidi learned about the account from norwegian journalists investigating suicide and self—harm communities on instagram. she let the investigation tea m instagram. she let the investigation team use the phone to go through andrine's followers, and in turn their followers. they found connections to 1000 locked secret accou nts connections to 1000 locked secret a ccou nts a cross connections to 1000

katie archibald, eleanor barker, nye evans and ellie dickinson beat germany to the gold medal in theknow how it is going to pan out, and when you have that expert help behind you, you canjust squeeze through it but a little bit more. i think that showed in the time we did. british wheelchair racer sammy kinghorn has won bronze in thet racer sammy kinghorn has won bronze in the t 53100 metres at the world para— athletics championships in dubai. the 23—year—old came into this final as the reigning champion, and after an injury ravaged season, she emerged with bronze at a time of 16.64 seconds. kinghorn, who only went under the knife five months ago, said she was delighted to make the podium. i didn't have any expectations coming into this, having seven weeks off through the season. it was like, i will come here, it is amazing to come back, backin here, it is amazing to come back, back in the team colours. the race for my country is always fantastic. i don't feel like there is anything else i really could have done to get higherup, else i really could have done to get higher up, especia

component is less than 8500, and nye rack it's under 5,000 or so as well.nue to reduce it, continue to reduce the cost in blood and treasure, but recognize, regrettably that we do have to sustain our involvement in these places. >> david petraeus, good to have you on, as always. >> thank you, fareed. >>> the impeachment inquiry started because of a complaint by a whistleblower. when we come back, we'll tell you about the history of whistleblowers. ♪ ♪ only lexus asks questions like these, because we believe the most amazing machines are inspired by you. experience the rewards of our curiosity. it's what gives audible themembers an edge.listening; it opens our minds, changes our perspective, connects us, and pushes us further. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories: audible. thbecause with nband after thleague pass on xfinityr. you can watch the out of market games you want- all season long. and with the all-new xfinity sports zone, you get everything nba all in one place- even notifications about your favorite teams. watch the dropped dimes,

nye tells us i may have reasons of your own for wanting to take down ms. hughes. >> yes.at there was this incredibly dark, unapologetically, morally compromised lead character who was a woman. >> i told pete to have you killed. >> it was sort of the beginning of a real emergence of rich women on television. >> all right. sure, take my last one. this will help. >> is this cab free? >> are you [ bleep ] nuts? >> i have heard nurse jackie" referred to as an antihero. she was at the mercy of her addiction that always got her attention. but beyond that, she really cared that there wasn't money in the budget for extra blankets for someone off the street and she would go and steal it from another department. she really wanted to be a good nurse. and she wanted to be married and she wanted these kids and she wanted to be a good wife and mother. >> why do you always have to work? >> yeah. >> and there was no way she could do all of them. >> mommy! >> edie falco for me can do no wrong. here she is as the female antihero who has her own show. she's the one whose morals are questiona

. >> last week, it was bill nye, the cat that could high five, jump through your arms. keeps putting the bug in my ear about him? >> who. >> my wife. >> we might have an update soon. >> you're a science guy. >> i resisted for years because i would have a house and it would be like noah's ark. one of our cats is 22, we may have to put her down, we're thinking we might go see bill ne tomorrow. >> nice. update us. >> 22-year-old cat. >> yeah. we'll have another one this afternoon during the midday show or this morning. join us for then. i'm getting goosebumps thinking about it. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. with the roof camera there, you can see the flags, not moving very much. we have a breeze out there. it's pushing what little fog is developing around. watch out for that. otherwise sunshine and a quiet pattern today through the weekend with patchy fog again the next couple of nights. chilly mornings in the 30s and 40s. our afternoons will get warmer saturday and sunday. and then we'll drop the hammer. look at this atmospheric river. it will unleash mos

>>carla nye is hoping customers orders are the only thing pouring into restaurant today. not any rain. when from tuesday storm blew this metal roofing straight off of supe talk express in elk grove damaging several cars in the shopping center's parking lot they were kind care. >>thought that he was sacked from this time that's something. >>construction crews hard at work wednesday replacing the fallen metal and gutters. the inside of the building hasn't seen any damage yet. but with another round of rain expected these crews are in a race against time. miles away in midtown sacramento. neighbors like tom martens are dealing with a mess of their own. he spent 3 hours raking leaves yesterday only to fight. >>more and more and more. the storm was a pretty tremendous last night the wind was blowing you could here the howling wind last night and the rain brings families too. >>but for him a little extra clean up is a small price to pay to be surrounded by shape. that's what happens when you have trees and we love the trees without a problem. >>and it was just reporting for us

nye daddy was a truck driver. my mother was a laundress. had perfect role models beyond them in the community both inside of school and outside of school. so this idea that a young negro child would not have such role models is just preposterous. you should take the two or three kids that you see, and you project it to almost every kid in the neighborhood. no wonder it's been so hard to deal with a lot of the systemic issues that afflict the community. so this idea that democrats, you know, will come to the table and show up in a black church, you know, two weeks out from an election or presume the black vote is a given, that day is over. and i think that has been profoundly made clear by black women, who have said enough. so i think this dynamic is going to be very interesting for democrats over the next few months. black folks aren't going to tee off of iowa as the party has in the past. they're going to make a subjective, their own independent analysis of these candidates, which they're starting to do and have been doing, and come probab

this is somebody who had access to the nye highest levels of classified -- >> it's a fact. she's talking facts. >> she's saying that as a fact. she's not coming out there and saying well, i think, or i assume. that is an assertion of fact by her from someone who can back it up with her access to classified information, which she can't talk about there in public. but this is not someone who's editorializing. and to sort of underscore where the white house has been on this, when they went into the break between the hand-off from the democrats to the republican round of questioning the white house put out a statement keying up off of what dr. hill said, saying adam schiff and the russians just let -- democrats are playing right into the russians' hands. it was precisely the opposite of what she said in the hearing where she was directing this critique and this warning really and almost this plea at the republicans who are pushing this and the white house sort of spun it around and said you know, she warned adam schiff not to play into the russians' hands here. it was sort of m

black rock, 51% of respondents plan to trim their exposure while more than half plan to put their mon nyeuity, in a year ithe united states, are returning more than 20%. >> of course the question is really what's next, and do you want stability? what do you think about next year do you think private equity is actually quite good when times are bad? i think this is what people fear they are taking their time to put the money where it should be. >> is it your bet that several -- you can think of who i'm thinking of. several companies that went public this year wish they hadn't and wish they had sold their private equities. >> i have a few names in mind, of course. of course. i think many companies are now staying private because this is an option. this is an option because there's enough money out there. >> and patient money. >> it's very patient money they can stay for decades if they want to. >> antoine, always good to check in with you. >> thank you, tyler. >> very nice to see you. >> thank you. >> all right thank you. >> check please is next. datadog has become the modern monitoring and

dismiss you. [ laughter ] i like these guys, mostly because if you blend them together, you get bill nyescience guy. [ laughter and applause >> steve: come on. come on. >> jimmy: so republicans have a memo that outlines their four strategies to defend trump we actually got a copy and it just says, "pull the fire alarm then repeat three times. [ light laughter ] meanwhile, to counter what people see on tv, i heard that rudy giuliani might launch his own podcast that will provide analysis of the impeachment hearings the podcast doesn't have a name yet. although prosecutors are already calling it "exhibit a. [ laughter ] i can't wait for rudy's podcast. it'll be fun to hear him rant against the democrats, then take a 30 second break to read an ad for casper mattresses. [ light laughter ] stamps.com i heard -- some tech news here i heard that instagram might get rid of likes as soon as next week. yeah, no more likes. in response, people immediately stopped running marathons and having babies. [ laughter ] thank you. [ cheers and applause oh, and get this today we got a first look at the resi

a warning you may find some of details in this report by catrin nye distressing.asn‘t until earlier this year that heidi discovered she‘d posted her suicide on instagram. andrine‘s mobile phone had been unopened since her death. when heidi got into it she found a secret locked instagram account where andrine had documented her struggles with mental health problems, self harming and, finally, her suicide. the hardest thing was that she had documented her last days, her last hours. it was almost like she was... streaming her death. so this is our investigation room... heidi learned about the account from norwegianjournalists investigating suicide and self—harm communities on instagram. she let the investigation team use the phone to go through andrine‘s followers, and in turn their followers. they found connections to 1000 locked, secret accounts across 20 countries, all posting similar and often disturbing content. among them, at least 14 other suicides in norway alone. journalist annemarte moland says these sort of networks reward harmful behaviour. the average ag

together to tackle the threats posed by deepfakes and other online disinformation. 0ur reporter catrin nyehind the scenes, access to see how the videos are made. hi, folks. i am here with a very special message. once upon a time, i called for a kinder, gentler politics. these two deepfake videos have hit the internet, timed for the election. 0ne shows boris johnson endorsing jeremy corbyn... ..and endorse my worthy opponent, the right honourable jeremy corbyn, to be prime minister. another shows jeremy corbyn backing borisjohnson. back borisjohnson to continue as our prime minister. we've been behind the scenes for the whole making of. first up, the team identify the people they want to make into a deepfake and choose a target video. that's the video you'll see in the end result. it needs to be longer in duration than the finished product. the source video is... would look like this. the background would be the same, the suit would be the same? 0k. but the mouth would move differently. yeha, 0k. we want to have a bit of humour, but in a way that isn't offensive. i literally spent hours and

. >> anyway, nye darling daughter ashley. >> how about we just play a song?he band later. >> thank you, darling. >> how about we duel a little bit? >> all right. ready? >> of course. i was born ready. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that wasn't exactly the glen campbell that we had known but he still was. okay. so he wanted to sing "wichita lineman" twice. who gives a rat's ass. let him sing it twice. but he walked out and played his ass off and the crowd loved it. ♪ ♪ >> i sat there at the ryman last night and i cried and i laughed and i learned. he's still glen campbell. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> the audience being there somehow triggers his ability to access that other part of his brain, which is incredible. >> i watched the family on stage together and i watched them performing. i know it's coming down the road. i just think about kim. i think about her every day and changes she's going to see in this man that's so strong and happy and big. and he's worth so much to us. and i just know that he's going to kind of shrink. it is heartbreaking. and i wante

nye tells us you may have reasons of your own for wanting to take down ms. hughes. >> yes.acter who was a woman. >> i told pete to have you killed. >> it was sort of the beginning of a real emergence of rich women on television. >> all right. sure, take my last one. this will help. >> is this cab free? >> are you [ bleep ] nuts? >> i have heard nurse jackie" referred to as an antihero. she was at the mercy of her addiction that always got her attention. but beyond that, she really cared that there wasn't money in the budget for extra blankets for someone off the street and she would go and steal it from another department. she really wanted to be a good nurse. and she wanted to be married and she wanted these kids and she wanted to be a good wife and mother. >> why do you always have to work? >> yeah. >> and there was no way she could do all of them. >> mommy! >> edie falco for me can do no wrong. here she is as the female antihero who has her own show. she's the one whose morals are questionable. >> my back, my back! >> she's having an affair. >> can't talk. love you. >> s

you write, the backlash to nye gop affiliation from friends and family came almost immediately.d me like i was contagious disease. they wanted to be white so badly, they said, i decided to make it official joining gop. those white people would use me up and lynch me with they were done with me. >> very painful words. neil: you would go on dates. the woman with find out, wait a minute. later on you're the guy on fox, conservative, boom. >> i had a situation. i was hat a hollywood party. i went up to famous comedian, movie star, went to shake her hand. she says, i know you. you're the republican from fox news. and that was tiffany haddish no love there. i went out on live date, found out work i did, she wanted to stop the car in the middle of nowhere. it is painful experience. i will never give up. not stop fighting for my community. i won't put my beliefs on line for what other people think. will not acquiesce or capitulation. the president had misstep in charlottesville, my belief. but he has done great work for the african-american community. neil: what he delivered should matt

there has been no explosive revelations to nye knowledge so far.p 35 points. right now we're gaining 34, 27,726 is where we are. earlier we saw a new record for the s&p 500. i believe the nasdaq was real close to a record high as well. you add it all up, what have you got? impeachment, no rate cut in december from powell, and another stock market rally. wasn't expecting that. my time is up. sir, neil cavuto, it is yours. neil: thank you, stuart, very, very much. we're watching same things you have been. lunch hour on the east coast of the united states. three big things we're watching. fed chairman jerome powell testifying on capitol hill. this is something he does semiannually here. he is laying out a blueprint where things stand with the economy. they stand pretty well. we're monitoring ongoing impeachment hearings, first time in 20 years. no new bombshells enough to rattle the markets. president entertaining turkey's president erdogan

in her statement she essentially says i want to spend more time with nye family as we're trying to growist it, we talk a lot about balancing work lives and personal lives for me. being coo, best job i have ever had. stuart: as you run up to a huge ipo next year you can understand the stress and strain. someone like that would want to spend more time with the family. i got it. lauren: still on the board of directors. stuart: very important. ashley -- thank you, lauren. the new book out called the case for nationalism. president trump is big fan of this book. rich lowery wrote it. he is on the show. what was the title again. >> case for nationalling aism. how it made us power you'll united and free, nationalling aism has a -- nationalism has a bad rap. how are you trying to rehabilitate it. >> brexit, on going in britain because the brittish want to govern themselves. that is the basic idea. nationalism, you want to define it. it is distinct people united by common history, common culture, common language usually governing a distinct territory. that's it. stuart: did you think that in the

agencies to ignore congressional subpoenas for documents come his instructed witnesses to different nyeas and refused to appear. any is suggested that those who do expose wrongdoing should be treated like traitors and spies. these actions will force congress to consider, as it did with president nixon, whether trump's obstruction constituted additional grounds for impeachment. if the president can simply refuse all oversight, particularly in the context of an impeachment proceeding to come of the balance of power between our two branches of government will be irrevocably altered. that is not what the founders intended. the prospects for further corruption and abuse of power in this administration or any other will be exponentially increased. this is what we believe the testimony will show both as to the presidents congress and two's obstruction of congress. the issue that we fit confront is the one proposed by the presidents acting chief of staff when he challenged americans to get over it. if we find that the president of the united states abuses power and invited for an interference i