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so rebuilding hewlett—packard.lly british justice got ensnared in american politics, american commercial politics. and it's not for the first time. i mean, this is this happened a number of times. i mean, there was, what was known as the natwest five, there was, a man called mike tapper on another occasion. but in each case, when these people are dragged to off america, what happens is they fall under the american plea bargaining system and in essence, they are threatened. they're told if you plead not guilty and you lose, you'll go to prison for 25 or 30 years and a high security prison. you'll probably never see your family again, almost never see your family again. or you can plead guilty and will do a deal for 2 or 3 years in an open prison. maybe the second half it served back in britain and so on. so most people faced with this prospect will give in and really, really unusually, mike didn't. mike was incredibly brave. he basically said, i'm not going to fold in front of this blackmail, and i'm going to fight

so rebuilding hewlett—packard.lly british justice got ensnared in american politics, american commercial politics. and it's not for the first time. i mean, this is this happened a number of times. i mean, there was, what was known as the natwest five, there was, a man called mike tapper on another occasion. but in each case, when these people are dragged to off america, what happens is they fall under the american plea bargaining system and in essence, they are threatened. they're told if you plead not guilty and you lose, you'll go to prison for 25 or 30 years and a high security prison. you'll probably never see your family again, almost never see your family again. or you can plead guilty and will do a deal for 2 or 3 years in an open prison. maybe the second half it served back in britain and so on. so most people faced with this prospect will give in and really, really unusually, mike didn't. mike was incredibly brave. he basically said, i'm not going to fold in front of this blackmail, and i'm going to fight

hewlett—packard eventually was not sufficient evidence.eventually got a court ruling that he could be extradited to the us 2021 but he was finally extradited two years later, handcuffed on a plane, where he was under house arrest and armed guard before starting his trial in march this year and then a stunning verdict because it is not usual for people extradited to be found not guilty, but he was free to walk out of the court as a free man injune this year and he has spoken to the bbc and said he went from one universe to another and now he wants to get back to work he likes doing best which is innovating. we have not had anything confirmed yet but clearly a stunning piece of news for a man who thought that he was entering a new episode of his life. simonjack. we do indeed await further updates regarding mike lynch but thank you for that. to the us now where the democratic national convention starts today in chicago and kamala harris will formally accept the party's nomination to run for the white house. she set out her economic policies a

, hewlett—packard hewlett— packard, hewlett— packard alleged she hewlett—packard, hewlett—packard allegedrk lowen, our correspondent reporting from italy, thank you very much indeed. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good evening. some unseasonably wet and windy weather coming up in this forecast. it certainly is going to feel like autumn at times this week, but there will also be some sunshine. lots of blue sky around today, for example, but also some heavy, blustery showers, most of those out towards the north and the west, such as here in the lake district. now, that really sets the scene as we head through the rest of the week, with northwestern areas of the uk bearing the brunt of the worst of the weather, wettest and windiest here. but there will be some sunny spells. it's looking quite changeable at times, and you can just see that tight squeeze on the isobars out towards parts of western scotland earlier on today. strong gusty winds, a cold front going through, introducing fresher feeling conditions for tonight. so the skies will clear, the winds will ease down a little.

over a year later, hewlett—packa rd said over a year later, hewlett—packard said it was writing downn sold basically a lie, there are accounting irregularities that meant the company was not worth what it had paid and that led really to a whole raft of legal cases including one civil case in the london mike lynch lost, prosecutors came on board in the united states and ultimately he was extradited to the us to face 14 charges of fraudulent behaviour. in the us, if you are charged with these things, what happens with most people is they reach a plea deal where they plead guilty to a lower charge, get a lower sentence rather than fighting their case in court where they may end up with a much stiffer sentence and mike lynch was clearly a risk taker and chose not to do this, he fought his case and just a few weeks ago, he was acquitted, a really unusual outcome for fraud cases ago, he was acquitted, a really unusual outcome forfraud cases in united states but he took that risk, got the rewards and was exonerated and this expedition on the boat in sicily was a gathering of his friends, fa

obviously a successful lawyer, hewlett—packard.d one of his big successes was overseeing the acquittal of mike lynch in that case. chairs of the owner of the 7—11 convenience store chain sawed on monday after it revealed a takeover bid from a canadian company which runs a chain of convenience stores. shares closed down over 10% in tokyo today. with shares valued at around $34 billion, it would be the biggest foreign takeover of a japanese firm. the president of the company has been speaking to the bbc. this is the sensation on tiktok in thailand. 7eleven's toasty. here in singapore, they this is the local speciality. born in the us originally to sell blocks of ice and daily necessities in the 19205, the japanese daily necessitie5 in the 19205, the japanese owned chain now boasts a global empire of 85,000 store5. that's about double mcdonald's or starbucks. this is the man in charge of the empire. he wants to expand it even more. translation: irate of the empire. he wants to expand it even more. translation:— of the empire. he wants

i hewlett-packard. he had faced a long prison sentence.— prison sentence.sentence. i knew i had done nothing wrong and _ prison sentence. i knew i had done nothing wrong and it _ prison sentence. i knew i had done nothing wrong and it was _ prison sentence. i knew i had done nothing wrong and it was very - nothing wrong and it was very important to me. and this by the way is a british_ important to me. and this by the way is a british thing, we don't fold in the same — is a british thing, we don't fold in the same way the americans do, probably— the same way the americans do, probably because we don't understand the consequences of american law. as the consequences of american law. the news of the consequences of american law. is the news of yesterday's yacht sinking emerged, it emerged mike lynch's co—defendant in that case, stephen chamberlain, died after being hit by a car in cambridgeshire on saturday because of the uk marine accident investigation branch is joining marine teams in sicily to assist and find out what happened in assist and find out what

um, eisenhower was driven into packard f. d, r was pick driven in a pack or the japanese royal family own 10 of them. they were the epitome of luxury and fine engineering and beauty, and they were very expensive automobile. this plant was started being built in 19 o 3 and for the past many decades, it has been known for its dilapidation. and it of course, serves as this kind of reminder of detroit's industrial past. a lot of you have your cameras here today because it has that acetic appeal that we call ruins or right. so you could walk into any factor in detroit up until the eighty's without so much as a high school diploma, assuming they were hiring. and you can get a job, the paid a middle class wage enough to buy a house enough to buy a car, maybe even a vacation home. so very, very different economy from where we're at today. we can see just in the past few years as i mean, pontiac disappeared, oldsmobile disappeared mercury, mercury, plymouth, general motors, and chrysler going bankrupt in 2008. my father would be spinn

the british bill gates. 13 years ago, he sold his company autonomi to the american company hulit packard for more than 8.5 billion dollars, after which he was accused of fraud. he was threatened with up to... near the city of cambridge. this happened just a few days before mr. lynch disappeared. apparently, he died at night, because yesterday the police reported that he was in hospital in serious condition. he worked as a vice president in mr. lynch's company. against the backdrop of this mysterious incident in the press immediately recalled the recent story of a sunken tourist boat on lake maggiore. on board were agents of the italian and israeli secret services. the disappearance at sea was the death of british media magnate robert maxwell. this man was called the link between the soviet elite and western governments. he personally knew brezhnev, gorbachev and yeltsin. he was suspected of having ties to british intelligence mi6, the israeli massad and the soviet kgb. in november 1991, maxwell disappeared from his yacht near the canary islands. his body was not found. clothes and signs

saga came to an end, which centred around the £9 billion sale of his company, autonomy, to hewlett—packard 2011 which turned into a costing mistake for hewlett—packard. this boat trip which he had taken his family on was meant to be a celebration of mr lynch's acquittal in that case. just to recapture, his body has been recovered and the confirmation has come from a close source known to the family, telling the bbc that mike lynch's body has been recovered and hannah is believed to be the person still missing. the 59—year—old tech entrepreneur was holidaying on his luxury yacht with his family, and also members of his business and his legal in a circle, as well as the vesser legal in a circle, as well as the vessel's crew. it was struck on monday, you will recall, by this powerful storm close to the italian island of sicily. it has been clear over the last few days just how highly regarded he was amongst family, friends and also how significant a figure he was in the uk tech industry since helping to establish a firm that specialised in using computer—based detection and recognition of fin

it was bought by us tech giant hewlett—packard forjust over $11 billion. year, they had written down the value of that investment, saying it was worth 90% less than they paid. he was accused of artificially inflating the value of the company. the us authorities persisted and eventually he was extradited to the us after a decade of toing and froing. it was finally agreed by priti patel. he was sent over there, put under house arrest and started his trial in march 2024. injune, he was dramatically exonerated of all charges and let go as a free man, having had a decade of these proceedings hanging over him. he spoke to the bbc and said it was an amazing moment. iwas spoke to the bbc and said it was an amazing moment. i was stepping between two universes. 0ne amazing moment. i was stepping between two universes. one moment, i could have gone to jail, the next i was set free. you said to the bbc, i just want to get back to what i enjoy most, which is innovating. we haven't had the story confirmed yet. incredibly shocking for a man who had turned the page in his

in 2011, hewlett—packard which people will know as hp, but that company for $11 billion, a deal whichmike lynch around £500 million. years of legal battles followed this, hp saying the price they paid was exaggerated, inflated, infact. so this eventually led to him being extradited to the us in 2022. this is what lots of people will recognise his name from, that extradition. he was found to have done nothing wrong, but it is that extradition that lots of people will remember about him. he has been confirmed as one of the six people who are missing in this tragic incident. �* ., , , incident. and there has been reaction from _ incident. and there has been reaction from some - incident. and there has been reaction from some of- incident. and there has been reaction from some of the i incident. and there has been - reaction from some of the survivors, which is terrifying to listen to. devastating descriptions of what happened. i will leave you with this testimony from one of the survivors, who was a british tourist. she told the italian newspaper la repubblica, that she had a one—year—ol

called the british bill gates. 13 years ago he sold his company altony to the american company hulit packard, for more than 8.5 billion dollars, after which he was accused of fraud. he faced up to 20 years in prison. lynch was acquitted, much to the surprise of journalists, who stated that the possibility of an acquittal is only half a percent. i know i 've done nothing wrong. he was suspected of having ties to british intelligence agency mi6, israel's massad, and the soviet kgb. in november 1991, maxwell disappeared from his yacht off the canary islands. his naked , unharmed body was found in the sea a few days later. the official conclusion was that he had fallen into the water from a heart attack, although three forensic experts were unable to reach a definitive conclusion. what was it? you are welcome. deputy prime minister of the russian federation dmitry nikolaevich chernyshenko, deputy premier of the state council of the people's republic of china. deputy prime minister of the russian federation dmitry nikolaevich chernyshenko, deputy premier of the state council of the people's repub

that he's most known for is that he found this company called autonomy, which he falls to hewlett packard. h. b in 2011. now. all was, well until i think not too long after the acquisitions you had made had been made of each be thought that the company's value was inflated, more than what it was actually worth. and he suspected that maybe mike was cooking the books and this started a 12 year legal battle between economy, my clinch and h, b, 's us backward. and it was not easy because it kept coming in and out of the news all the time. british american media, both a very well known or they're very familiar with the story. and last year lynch was actually extradited to the us. he was under house arrest for a few months. and in june this month, he was actually acquitted of all charges up to 12 years after 12 years. and he wasn't the only one. his um finance chief in champ chamberlain was also named in the trial. he tragically passed away this weekend and his death was announced the same day as the young man that's seems an extraordinary coincidence. doesn't it? tragic story. of course, he mi

year—old entrepreneur after a 12—year legal battle over the software group's $11 billion sale to hewlett—packarderranean, off the coast of the italian island, sicily. one body has been recovered by the coastguard who rescued 15 other people. these are currently unconfirmed reports, we'll bring you more when we have the details. to japan now where the parent company of 7—eleven convenience stores has said it's received a takeover offer from a canadian rival. alimentation couche—tard operates brands such as circle k in markets across the world. our asia business reporter mariko oi spoke to the boss of seven & i holdings before the offer was announced and explained what made 7 —eleven so attractive. japan's 7—eleven holdings operates the country's biggest chain of convenience stores, 7—eleven, which boasts a global empire of 85,000 stores across 20 countries and territories. that's about twice the number of stores than mcdonald's or starbucks, which makes it an attractive target for canada's alimentation couche—tard, also known as act, which operates brands such as circle k. in comparison, they hav

, hewlett packard took them to court. 0.5% chance of being acquitted of these allegations, and he walked away free ten weeks ago. >> all of this happened in june, and he was he was under house arrest in america. he was deported from the uk to america last year in handcuffs over this fraud case. and it's incredibly unusual, isn't it, bev, for someone to be acquitted in a federal case like this, one of the reasons they think that this was the case is that the jurors were so confused by the complexities of the fraud case that was against them . that was against them. basically, did hewlett packard overpay for this company ? and overpay for this company? and did mike lynch know that he was overcharging and was it deliberate? that is the bottom line in this case. but the fact that him and his co—defendant have both. well, one is missing. one was killed in a in a hit and run whilst out jogging on saturday, obviously it's three days. >> it's raising all sorts of questions and theories as to what might have happened in this situa

over the purchase in 2011 of autonomy by hewlett—packa rd. purchase in 2011 of autonomy by hewlett—packardlawyer, and one of his big successes was overseeing the acquittal of mike lynch in that case. shares of seven & i, the owner of the 7—eleven convenience store chain, soared by around 23 percent on monday after it revealed a takeover bid from canada's alimentation couche—tard, which runs the circle k chain of convenience stores. a deal that if it went through would likely be the biggest foreign takeover of a japanese firm. the president of seven and i holdings has been speaking to the bbc�*s mariko oi. this is the sensation on tiktok in thailand. 7—eleven�*s toasty. i'm at 7—eleven in singapore, and here their local speciality is this biryani. it varies depending on country. born in the us, originally to sell blocks of ice and daily necessities in the 1920s, the japanese—owned chain now boasts a global empire of 85,000 stores. that's about double of mcdonald's or starbucks. this is the man who's in charge of the empire, ryuichi isaka, and he wants to expand it even more. we have more st

hewlett packard accused them of fraud in selling lynch's developments to a computer giant. and britain, despite public protests, even extradited lynch. the united states, however, in june of this , an american jury acquitted the tech entrepreneur. what happened to michael is incredibly tragic after everything he's been through over the last 12 years, defending his name and not living a full life, having the courage to stand trial in the us rather than flee to a country with no extradition, standing up to the pressure to have his life nearly destroyed by the american justice system. so, the moment he was acquitted and started talking about: us control of the uk government and british lawsuits, mike lynch suddenly disappeared, this is one of the main coincidences. but perhaps the strangest coincidence is this: the sunken yacht bayasian was named by the late lynch in honor of his idol, the 15th century mathematician thomas bayes, who , like lynch, also died at the age of 59, and before that managed to derive one of the algorithms of probability theory, helping to distinguish p

but the last 12 years have been marred by litigation with hewlett packard and accusations of fraud ine of a british it entrepreneur's company to the giant for $11 billion, and worse, lynch's extradition to the united states. just a few months ago, mike lynch was afraid of dying in an american prison, not even imagining that danger lay not on land, but in the waters of italy. on a cruise on his own superyacht, where the multimillionaire celebrated with his employees and partners the acquittal of all charges against him by a jury. anchored at the coast of sicily, a huge sailboat 56 meters long with a seventy-meter mast, could not withstand the onslaught. here is the area of ​​sicily, i think, there is a good wave, the occurrence of funnels, typhoons can also be quite justified, the subtropical climate, closer to the equator, if the ship was standing on one anchor, then most likely this squall, squally wind tried to drag it away, and the anchor holds, also began a capsizing of some kind. after a miraculous rescue from 25 years in prison lynch and other passengers at 5 am woke up rising w

a technology company for image recognition, which was sold in 2011 to the american giant hewlett packardr 11 billion dollars. lynch earned 800 million on the sale, however, after the deal , the multimillionaire began litigation. in the us, lynch was accused of fraud. the trial lasted several years, lynch more than a year. spent under house arrest, in june he was acquitted by a jury. in his first interview after the acquittal, lynch told the times that he feared he would not survive his prison sentence due to health problems. i had to say goodbye to everything, everyone, because i didn't know if i would ever come back. if things had gone wrong, it would have been the end of my life as i knew it. also missing is the chairman of the american investment bank morgan stanley, jonathan bloomer, and his wife. they are also looking for lynch's lawyer, who was also on the yacht with his wife. the search for the missing is complicated by the depth of 50 m, a confined space, in which he has to work as a rescuer. well , a few more interesting moments connected with the wreck of this yacht, or rather

left california for texas, a state with lower taxes and lower cost of living, tesla, oracle, hewlett-packard and charles schwab to name a few. texas governor greg abbott celebrating his state gaining another big corporation. he's posting on x, "welcome home, chevron. texas is your true home. drill, baby, drill." meanwhile a spokesperson for governor newsom's office says the move was expected adding, "we're proud of california's place as the leading creator of clean energy jobs. a critical part of our diverse, innovative, and vibrant economy." as amanda mentioned, the richmond refinery is not expected to be impacted, but chevron could be facing additional costs for operating that refinery. in november richmond voters will decide whether chevron should pay an extra business tax that could bring in up to $90 million for the city. supporters cite health and environmental impacts, but some workers are worried that an extra tax may run chevron out of town and could cost jobs. >>> california has some tough regulations when it comes to environmental pollutants. coming up at 7:00, we'll look at a new

i've worked in silicon valley for my time at hewlett-packard. and even during my time at sun microsystems, it felt like tech was involve a lot more in what is good for the country, good for the government. i did work at microsoft for a little while and it definitely changed a bit. a bit of a disagreement, shall we say. but now it feels very much like what is in it for me? as opposed to what is in it for the country, what is good for the public good. i'm curious about your perspective on that. >> they tend to have more shareholders asking us to make more money. that is definitely one part of it. something that you can look at now is artificial intelligence and how that can be used for good. we are still having those conversations. sam altman, fulton the white house, these meetings that they had. to do things better for the common good. maybe the hardware, the microsoft, maybe they are chasing money more than good as you are saying, but i think when we are looking for new technology, that optimism, even though it is scary to a lot of folks, there

to the united states to stand trial on charges of corruption after he sold his company to hewlett-packard. he was acquitted of all charges a couple months ago, literally the beginning of june. now he's believed to be one of the six people who are still missing. >> claudio, thank you very much for the latest on that breaking story. >>> four suspects have been charged in the killing of general hospital actor johnny wactor, we're learning. police say the 37-year-old was gunned down in may after interrupting a catalytic converter theft of his car in los angeles. robert barselo and sergio estrada, who were both 18 were charged with murder and attempted robbery and grand theft. barselo's has an added exception. two others remain in custody facing lesser counts. >>> we're going to turn to the catastrophic flood emergency in the northeast as heavy rain battered new jersey, new york and connecticut. at least three people died, including two in the hard-hit town of oxford, connecticut, after being swept away by raging floodwaters. some 10 inches fell in 12 hours. and in danbury, homes and businesse

hewlett—packard. hewlett—packard?hey'd always denied that, and a jury in the end believed them , even though they believed them, even though they were given like a 3% chance. nobody really wins in the us federal court. most people take a plea agreement and never go to trial in the first place. but he fought it and he won. and then to get the news that stephen chamberlain had died just at the weekend in cambridgeshire, knocked over by a vehicle when he was out running. and then of course, just two days later for this tragedy to engulf mike lynch's superyacht with lawyers, senior lawyers who had helped him that were on his defence team fighting this case in the us . it is the team fighting this case in the us. it is the most bizarre and terrible tragedy and of course there will be. conspiracy theories abound , because of the theories abound, because of the very fact that you've got mike lynch, his co—defendant, and key lawyers that have all been caught up in this. but everything we are told points to the weather, certai

mr lynch in a case that was brought by the us authorities when he sold his tech company to hewlett packardof all charges. the wife of mr morvillo has also been named by the italian media as missing, his wife neda. the president of morgan stanley international, the investment bank, jonathan bloomer and also his wife anne. the body that was pulled from the water yesterday was confirmed as the body of the chef ricardo thomas, a ca nadian—born chef. we are also hearing from weather forecasters that there was a four day weather alert that was in place because of the intense storms that had struck this area of the the mediterranean following searing heat and that raised the temperature of the water to about 30 degrees and amplified the risk of extreme weather events, which is what is thought to have happened with this water spout, a tornado—like spiral, a column of air and water that engulfed the yacht, broke its mast and forced it to capsize. we understand that those who were caught up in this tragedy were sleeping in their cabins when the tragedy hit. the survivors are still being treated in h

oracle, hewlett packard and charles schwab and papts brewing just to name a few. >>> it is not easy to be a first. >> it is hard for a black man in san francisco to get his own club. have to jump through a lot of hoops. >> how he finally managed to open the city's first black owned comedy club despite those hoops. >>> and then after securing the democratic nomination for president, supporters of kamala harris in her hometown say they are ready to hit the streets and start knocking on doors. >>> this is truly a people powered campaign. and i would not be on this call right now and with you all were it not for your support and your trust. >> that's vice president kamala harris speaking to the democratic national committee on a live stream. moments after she got enough delegate votes to officially secure her party's nomination. nowhere was that news more welcomed than in her hometown of oakland where today a small but enthusiastic group of harris supporters came out to celebrate her officially getting her party's nomination. but they and harris can't celebrate too long. as with just over

t giant hewlett packard when a freak tornado. if his little 3 crews sinking the boat in seconds and taking a number of people, including lynch himself, he had reasons to celebrate practically no one ever beat a federal criminal case in the us. in fact, the best of half a percent of defendants walk free. he was even expedited to america and put under house arrest there was he awaited his face. and while lynch had always maintained his innocence and was apparently all set to put it all behind, it seems that faith had other plans. and this is where the story takes an almost on believable turn in a remarkable coincidence. just 2 days before the base in science, the sea bed, lynch's co defendant, the us fraud trial. steve and chamberlain was hit by a car while out for a room near his home in england. he was taken to hospital and put a live support. but he died there on monday the same day as lynch's yacht sites a gets even creepy. or when you read the names of those who went down with the both jonathan bloomer, a senior us banker from

and he sold it to hewlett packard. i think, for like $8 billion. and then they looked at the books and they found out that it wasn't worth very much. according to hewlett packard. so they arrested him and they had a whole big extradition thing. and then he he came across as being a winner. >> that you haven't really explained the story. >> he was celebrating this victory. you got to find out who the guy is. if he's somebody, don't you have to explain who the guy is? >> i think we've got the gist of who he is. what's now he. >> he he won his court case in america. yes. and then he was on a yacht in the mediterranean? yes and there was a waterspout, or, as we would call it in america, a tornado . and 80% of america, a tornado. and 80% of all, of all waterspouts and tornadoes are in america. did you know that? >> i did not know that. so this is a wreckage. nick, do you have anything to add? maybe. >> yeah, i mean, there's an element of conspiracy because he was in this multi—billion dollar fraud case. his co—defendant, defendant was this guy stephen c

. >> la compania hewlett packard, que lo compro en estados millones de dolares dolares en 2011, lo acusaroneportes de medios el viaje era una celebracion de su victoria. >> otras fuentes confirmaron que el viaje no fue un de su confirmaron que entre los desaparecidos tambien el abogado que lo defendio en el caso, chris morvello y su esposa, a ademas jonathan blumer, presidente del banco internacional, morgan stanley y su esposa judy. >> 15 personas han sido res rescatadas, entre ellas una mama, charlotte, y su pequena hija, sophie, de un ano. >> por dos segundos perdi a mi bebe en el mar, dijo charlotte a las autoridades italianas. >> luego la volvi a abrazar inmediatamente entre las olas. >> la sujete sobre el mar con toda italianas. >> mi fuerza para que no se a ahogara. >> la embarcacion de 184 pies tenia el mastil de un au autoridades italianas. >> del mundo. >> 246 pies. >> segun reporta reuters, fue construido en 2008 y su pequena hija, autoridades italianas. >> raft home limited, que pertenece a la esposa de lynch, uno de veleros como este cuestan en promedio 215 mil dolares por sema

he was tried for fraud after selling his firm to hewlett—packard, but cleared of all charges injune.bacares, who was rescued, is listed as the yacht company's owner. translation: it was a, shall we say, i corporate holiday in the sense that l many were work colleagues of this person that you mentioned, who we were told was the owner of this sailing ship that sank this morning. so there were a lot of work colleagues, friends, a few husbands, wives or a couple of friends who had joined in. eyewitnesses told of the freak weather that seemed to eat up what stood in its wake. translation: i saw that the yacht was anchored i there with another small boat. then around 4am, i woke up. i live nearby and the wind was really strong. - it was taking the whole roof off my house. - then i saw that the yacht was no longer there. - the rescued were taken to nearby hospitals. one british woman, the mother of a one—year—old child who also survived, told of holding her baby above the water with all her strength. "it was black", she said, "and i couldn't see in the water." "all i could hear around me,"

fraud trial related to the company's $11 billion sale to hewlett-packard.rs now say they're hoping to piece together how a modern yacht was so thoroughly destroyed in a storm that barely damaged other ships. tonight survivors wait for any word of their missing friends or loved ones, with hope sinking after every passing hour. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> and as the dnc gets under way here in chicago, there's much more to tell you about tonight including the man who changed tv forever. we'll remember phil donahue, next. (vo) you might be used to living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler, but it's a bit of a dinosaur, because it only treats your symptoms, not inflammation. treating both symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma experts. finally, there's a modern way to treat symptoms and asthma attacks. airsupra is the first ever dual-action rescue inhaler that treats your asthma symptoms and helps prevent attacks. airsupra is the only rescue fda-approved to do both. airsupra is an as-needed rescue inhaler and should not be used as

he hit the headlines when he sold his company autonomy to hewlett—packard for billions of pounds. daughter hannah is also missing. they lived in suffolk. for the local community here, a feeling of immense shock. the family are well known in the local area and obviously it's just a very sad and awful thing. and the family are very fond of the local countryside, protecting the river deben valley, and have opened their house, i believe, and their gardens to the public before. yeah, very, very community—minded people. the head of morgan stanley international, jonathan bloomer, was also on board and is feared dead. we're just terribly sad for the family. we're coping the best we can, and we're just all supporting each other. he was my elder by half an hour, so it means a lot when you lose a twin brother. 15 people survived the tragedy, including a one—year—old baby girl, seen here leaving hospital. british investigators are now in sicily, working to assess the disaster and determine what measures were taken on board to mitigate the extreme weather, but they know hopes have all but disa

, he made a major sale of the company to hewlett—packa rd, a major sale of the company to hewlett—packard as hp. he sold that for $11 billion. years of legal battles followed. hp claimed that the price for the company had been inflated. this will lead to mike lynch being extradited to the us —— this all led to, in 2022. he is found of no wrongdoing there, but it was that extradition where people might be familiar with the name mike lynch. some of the survivors have been talking about frankly horrendous experience that they went through, and thankfully, surviving. as we know, a number of people still missing. what have they've been saying? missing. what have they've been sa inc? ~ �* , ., . saying? we've been hearing chilling reflections on _ saying? we've been hearing chilling reflections on what _ saying? we've been hearing chilling reflections on what happened. - saying? we've been hearing chilling reflections on what happened. herl reflections on what happened. her mother is speaking about what happened, the one—year—old girl. all her strength from stopping her from drowning. her stren

t giant hewlett packard when a freak tornado. if his little 3 crews sinking the boat in seconds and taking a number of people including leech himself, honey, had reasons to celebrate practically no one ever beat a federal criminal case in the us. and find the best of half a percent of defendants walk free. he was even expedited to america and put under house arrest. there was he awaited his face and while lynch had always maintained his innocence and was apparently all set to put it all behind him, it seems that faith had other plans. and this is where the story takes an almost on believable turn in a remarkable coincidence. just 2 days before the base in science, the sea bed, lynch's co defendant, the us fraud trial. steve and chamberlain was hit by a car while out for a rule near his home in england. he was taken to hospital and put a live support, but he died there on monday the same day as lynch's yacht site gets even creepy. here when you read the names of those, went down with the both jonathan bloomer, a senior us banker f

hewlett packard accused them of fraud in the sale. to the computer giant of lynch's developments. and britain, despite public protests, even extradited lynch to the united states. however, in june of this year, an american jury acquitted the tech entrepreneur. what happened to michael is incredibly tragic after everything he went through over the last 12 years of defending his name and not living a full life. he had the courage to stand trial in the united states rather than flee to a country where there is no extradition, to resist the pressure when his life was almost... destroyed by the american justice system. so, at the moment when he was acquitted and began to talk about us control over the british government and british courts, mike lynch suddenly disappeared. this is one of the main coincidences. but perhaps the strangest coincidence is this. the sunken yacht bayasian was named by the late lynch in honor of his idol. the 16th century mathematician thomas bayes, who, like lynch, died at the age of 59, and before that managed to derive one of... "i, a traveler, aeronaut, jea

both men had been accused of fraud over the sale of the software firm autonomy, to hewlett packard, backn�*s family say he'll be deeply missed. courts across england are still dealing with the aftermath of the summer's violent disorder that shattered so many communites. the crown prosecution service says 494 people have now been charged with offences. among those jailed today were a former army driver with a spotless military record. here's daniel sandford. after repeatedly charging at police lines and trying to rugby tackle one officer, liam gray was eventually wrestled into the bushes outside the holiday inn express near rotherham. he was part of a mob that attacked the hotel housing asylum seekers. today, he was jailed for three years at sheffield crown court. the judge said he'd brought shame on the town where he lived. he was one of four men sent to prison today for their parts in the rotherham riot — the others were alfie conway, david chadwick and lee crisp. shouting as riot police tried to take back the streets during the civil disorder in hartlepool, former army driver, joel bis

he was tried for fraud in the us after selling his firm to hewlett—packard, but cleared of all chargesil protection agency says jonathan bloomer, the chairman of the investment bank morgan stanley international, and his wife are also missing, along with chris morvillo, a lawyer, and his wife, neda. mr lynch's wife, angela bacares, is among the survivors. she's listed as the yacht�*s owner. another survivor is charlotte golunski, the mother of a one—year—old who was also rescued. translation: the survivors are very tired and are constantly asking - about the missing people. to my knowledge, there is only one body that has been found. the others are still missing. we have given the survivors this information, but they are talking and crying all the time because they have realised there is little hope of finding their friends alive. this was the yacht, called the bayesian. it was pictured on sunday night before a huge storm blew in. that caused a waterspout like this one, similar to a tornado to form, smashing the mast of the yacht, making the vessel lose its balance. these pictures from