these people have religious mission,st that's going to put the middle east in uproar and open up pandora's, deterrence do to iran now what reagan did to them in the 80's when they acted up, you will deterrence, mr. president, they will not get in all-out war with the united states because that would be the end of their regime, so now is the time to send a signal to iran that's unmistakenable and reset the world before it's too late. maria: we will have to hear some conclusion of this fairly, the president has to make a decision soon. >> reagan waited a couple of weeks, building the coalition is a good thing, taking the case to the un is a good thing and making sure everybody knows it's the iranians, once said and done they can't be confused about who we are, mr. president. maria: senator, good to have you, quick break and then you, quick break and then congressman devin the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's

these people have religious mission,st that's going to put the middle east in uproar and open up pandora's, deterrence do to iran now what reagan did to them in the 80's when they acted up, you will deterrence, mr. president, they will not get in all-out war with the united states because that would be the end of their regime, so now is the time to send a signal to iran that's unmistakenable and reset the world before it's too late. maria: we will have to hear some conclusion of this fairly, the president has to make a decision soon. >> reagan waited a couple of weeks, building the coalition is a good thing, taking the case to the un is a good thing and making sure everybody knows it's the iranians, once said and done they can't be confused about who we are, mr. president. maria: senator, good to have you, quick break and then congressman devin nunes will be here, back in a minute. , and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family... we're the rivera family... we're the kirby f

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parliament that is determined that he should not be allowed to do that, if it means opening the pandora'sox of leaving without a deal. and nobody still in enough numbers are really in the mood to come together around any sort of compromise, whatever it could be. and that may well make some people want to throw the remote at the tv, but while the court has made a big, bold decision today based on the law, our politics is still pretty much stuck in the same situation it was this morning. laura, at westminster, thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. ina in a momentous ruling, the supreme court has ruled that the government broke the law when it suspended parliament. in a strongly worded and unanimous verdict, the 11 most seniorjudges in the uk concluded that the decision prorogued parliament for five weeks was unlawful. the president of the supreme court, lady hale, said it had the effect of frustrating or preventing parliament from carrying out its constitutional functions, and that, because

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stuart: it seems two pandora's boxes were opened with this transcript.the president refers not directly but to russia russia russia, ukraine's part in the 2016 election. that box is partially open and joe biden, hunter biden box, that has been opened too because that is the focus of the call. what do you make of this? >> this was a, crowd strike went to servers hacked by russia to utilize this hacking of the dnc and getting information for law enforcement officials but the second on the biden issue. he's not saying if you go after joe biden you are not getting aid, the whole story we were being told leading up to this that there were hundreds of millions of dollars in aid riding on whether this president in this phone call, president the linsky was going to say we will go after joe biden and reopen the investigation of his son to get that aid. there was no threat of that. that is the take away. you can talk about crowd strength or biden is mentioned but it is really focused on his son and there is no quid pro quo. the president isn't saying if you don't

i would say that drag, since drag race has opened this pandora's box. it's huge. other career. are the winner of this series is yet to be crowned, it is almost certain the cast of drag race uk won't sashay away for some time. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. this weekend was a very wet one. mothers. england and wales bore the brunt of heavy and persistent rain and strong winds, leading to disruption and some flooding. there are dozens of flood warnings in place across england and wales. exacerbated by this low pressure which will be another round of heavy rain. the rain will show its hand this afternoon across the south—west of england and into wales. further north, not a bad day after a bright and sunny start, it should stay largely drive through the afternoon with some showers in the north of scotland. cooler air pushing down in northern scotland but elsewhere, in the brightness, the mid to high teens will not feel bad. southwest, rain spinning northwards and eastwards. atrocious conditions on the roads for the evening commute and for th

ten, you have a parliament that is resolute they will not allow him to open what many mps see as a pandora's whenever it would be, without a formal set of arrangements in place. so despite all the tantrum, despite the tempers we are looking at two immovable objects if you like, parliament this version intent on blocking us leaving without a deal, and a prime minister who won his place in number ten by promising the tory membership that is what he would do, and he would stick to a very tight deadline to boot. so sooner or later, even though parliament is packing up tonight forfive though parliament is packing up tonight for five weeks or so, that clash is going to have to be resolve one way or the other. laura. thank you. thank you. around 200,000 passengers have had their travel plans disrupted by the biggest strike in the history of british airways. almost all of their flights have been cancelled. the two—day stoppage is over conditions and pay. pilots have walked out after rejecting an 11.5% pay deal over three years. our transport correspondent tom burridge has the story. planes, but no p

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so it kind of has opened up the pandora box about what can happen to people that are living here.does that mean staffing wise for you all if it's tripled in the last 2 years of staffing wise? how have you had to accommodate and adjust? maricela: yeah, you know, it was difficult in the beginning, but we did plan ahead by really launching a texting platform where people can text siren when they're worried about ice bein' at their door, have questions and we text them their "know your rights" and are able to launch legal observers. we were able to build up our removable defense services. we had open those up already and had attorneys ready to go to represent people in court, and then slowly we also did a lot of fundraising too. so this moment also created an opportunity for us to do even more fundraising, and had an amazing 30 year gala where we raised a lot of money and hoping to do so again this year. damian: all right, we'll talk about that again, pero, you know, i remember i used to get hate mail and hate messages. one person called and said i didn't sound like a gang member anym

it kept things in the black hole where everything is sort of just you know the pandora box is opened and everybody sees it and people can comment in it and people who are involved in this ig. the people in the white house are all of trump's own people. i think that gives light to suggestions that this is just a partisan witch hunt. >> boy, things are moving quickly. asha and nial, thank you both. >> those details ahead. house democrats as we have been talking about, moving at full speed on impeachment. is the country behind them though? stay with us. hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, public cafes, bars and bistros even pet care services. and there's never been an easier way to get great advice. a place for mom is a free service that pairs you with a local advisor to help you sort through your options and find a perfect place. a place for mom. you know your family we know senior living. together we'll make the right choice. come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in

you will see tonight she relied on the demonstrated liar adam schiff who presented her a pandora's boxhat may threaten more than just democratic control of the house in the upcoming elections. the chair of the house intelligence committee delivered pelosi a grossly inaccurate account of the phone call between president trump and ukrainian president zelensky. it fictional narrative became the basis of her decision to proceed with impeachment. she underestimated the support of republicans for president trump. and the rickety case of what has turned into a failure of almost comic proportions. many in the republican party are coming to the defense of donald trump. they are taking particular issue with a recent rule change that gives whistleblowers more influence. catherine: in letters to the intelligence community watchdog house republicans zeros in on this whistleblower complaint form and the recent change that appeared to lower the standard for information. the timeline and who apparently signed off. the timing of the removal of the first-hand information requirements raises questions ab

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want to tie up borisjohnson as tightly as they possibly can to make sure that he doesn't open the pandora'swithout a deal. and in a funny way, andrew, the court has made history today, but our politics are in almost exactly the same place they were this morning. thank you very much for that. now, we did ask the government for an interview with any of its ministers, but we've been told that they are not doing any interviews this evening. despite these momentous events, we will not be able to speak to a representative of her majesty's government. i'm joined now by the former labour turned liberal democrat mp chuka umunna. welcome to the programme. evening, andrew. you said boris johnson is unfit for office, when you see is the first opportunity to support a vote of no confidence to bring him down? we have said he should resign, he is unfit for office, as you have said, but he has said he will not resign, and the only mechanism therefore to remove him is through a vote of no confidence tabled by the leader of the opposition. he has indicated he will not table that vote of no confidence until w

the interesting thing is every time a new technology comes along, everybody talks about it as a pandora'sue. there is always risk, but that is the story of science. the whole idea is to open these boxes and see what is inside. each time you open a box, there is another inside it and that is what is going to happen with crispr. the revelations and controversies will continue. that is just the way science goes. taylor: here with more on this technology as well as the ethical and investment considerations, jennifer doudna, the coinventor of crispr. welcome to "bloomberg technology." how does this work? jennifer: it is a technology for rewriting -- it works by cutting dna and triggering cells to make a precise alteration in the dna sequence and that can propagate through an entire organism. taylor: how do you see this being able to be scaled? could we see it in large trials? jennifer: what is amazing about crispr technology is it affects all of biology. not only biomedicine, but agriculture, synthetic biology. it is universally able to affect g&a sequences. -- dna sequences. taylor: do you se

little focused visit command ten minute suspended if you're lucky it feels like opening up the lid of pandora's box. so, one of the ways i've been talking about come i to come int this in the book, raise your hand if you are familiar with asis. i am so impressed. they've been taking the lessons to heart. one of the things is actually thinking about experiences that happen, something present in our environment over time kind of like smoking used to be back in the 1940s. people didn't think smoking caused lung cancer. it took many years before they figured it out, this is actually causing all kinds of diseases across the board. so it turns out it's one of those things into something we are not really talking about and many doctors don't know about it there is an easy test you can even take online. it's called aces to hide where you can say about the history of trauma. the crazy thing is every other person you pass on the street has a history of trauma in their past and there is a lot of shame and stigma around so people don't talk about it necessarily but it comes back to that question i could do

that's a pandora's box. who knows what else -- who nose who else rudy giuliani has med with. when you have even republicans, allies of the president conceding theser legitimate questions to be asked, that does supply some room on the back end. >> that's a good point. margaret, to wesley's point there, rudy giuliani, i mean, new yorkers know him well, you know. could he be the one who could put this president -- if he hasn't already -- in a great amount of peril? could freelancing by rudy giuliani be the straw that broke the camel's back? >> i don't think that rudy giuliani is going to be the straw that break donald trump's back. i think donald trump will be the straw that breaks donald trump's back. certainly they appear to be acting in tandem. he's been acting at the request of the president. you can see a direct line in the whistle-blower complaint, that the president asks for rudy giuliani to follow up with ukrainian contacts, and then within a day or two, rudy giuliani is in madrid meeting with ukrainian contacts. look, rudy giuliani is clearly a central part of this stor

here, the big record labels licensed to spotify, pandora, apple.services don't operate in china. instead what they do is sell tencent the exclusive rights and then tencent sublicenses it to other companies and makes them all suffer for some bad deals that it made. taylor: what has tencent said in response? lucas: so far, they have said very little. i think they're waiting to see how it plays out. the investigation started earlier this year in january or february. a lot of the people we spoke with said there is an outreach to competitive services and their partners in march and april. there may be some outcome later this year. my guess is that tencent will try to keep a low profile until they figure out what this will mean for them in the long term. taylor: any idea what the record labels the music labels that are involved, what is their impact? lucas: they have a lot on the line because china is a market that many years ago, it was a nonfactor for them. there was too much piracy, no one paid for music. it has grown a lot in recent years. for that t

he's calling the labrador/poodle mix his worst regret saying this opened up a pandora's box that makesthe story about a really popular dog here. >> yeah, they're hugely popular but he says he created frankenstein's monster, t.j. these guys, these labradoodles are so cute, that mix between the lab and the poodle, they're everywhere, but the man who created it, under a very specific set of circumstances wishes he never had. this morning, the man who invented the labradoodle, the trendy popular dog breed says his canine creation is his life's biggest regret. >> i opened a pandora box and released a frankenstein monster. >> reporter: in a recent interview with australia's abc podcast sum of all parts wally conron who created the breed in 1989 for a blind woman who needed a hypoallergenic guide dog, says his work was done with pure intentions but has created an unhealthy trend for designer breeds. >> i released the reason for these unethical, ruthless people to breed these dogs and sell them for big bucks. >> reporter: conron says some breeders are more concerned about the dog's popularity

about their social life in a 10-minute focus visit, 10 minutes if you're lucky, opening the lid of pandora's box. one of the key things i've been talking about, raise your hand if you're familiar with aces? some hands go up. i'm so impressed. [laughter] >> they have 7. taken the lessons to heart. so one of the things is actually thinking about experiences that happened, sort of like something present in our environment all of the time, kind of like smoking used to be, right, back in 1920's, people didn't really smoking caused lung cancer, took many, many years before they figured it out. you know this is actually causing all kinds of diseases across the board, turns out trauma is one of those things, it's something that we are not talking about and many doctors don't know about it but there's an easy task that you can take online, it's called aces too high, history of trauma, the crazy thing every other person you pass on the street has some history of trauma in their past and, you know, there's a lot of shame and stigma around it so people don't talk about it necessarily and comes back to t

she unlocked pandora's box to one of the most grievous sexual abuse scandals in the country paving thee than 150 survivors to come forward. trace gallagher has a back story. >> rachel van hollander says in the gymnastics world dr. larry nasser was known as the best of the best and because she was having severe pain in her wrist and back she was hoping that nasser would see her. she also realized it might be a long wait. instead two weeks later she got in and asked the nurse walked her down the hallway to the exam room she remembers almost squealing with excitement seeing photos of the magnificat seven. during her first appointment with nasser, rachel done hollander says she was sexually abused and her mom was in the room. but because nasser was so skilled her mother didn't noti notice. she says she remembers thinking "there's no way that someone hasn't described it to michigan state or u.s. aim to make usa gymnastics what larry is doing. if there's any questions about his treatment, surely someone would do something. but she also says she learned that if you can't prove it, don't speak

for example, during the vicksburg campaign, brian mentioned how forrest combined with pandora and to ruin grant's first drive on vicksburg. van doren toith ruin grant's first drive on vicksburg. now think about the last drive on vicksburg in 1863, when grant lands on the mississippi shore south of the vicksburg, and he pulled off an amazing campaign of maneuvers through the interior of mississippi that i think is a textbook case that ranks alongside stonewall jackson's shenandoah valley campaign. and this was something that was not -- this was bold, this was daring, and it could have gone the wrong way. it had abundant opportunity to come out wrong for grant. this is as daring as going for it on fourth and three on your own eight yard line. this is -- this could really turn out badly for you. but he decided this was what he would have to do to get the result he needed. and his most trusted subordinate, we have already told him not to do it. grant did it anyway. so grant had confidence in his decisions and could see his decisions through, even against the advice of people he really tr

. >> this is a pandora's box that is now been open that the ncaa is going to have to react to. >> severalgislation, top recruits consider making big money california schools. universities and conferences facing potential declines in revenue as sponsors underwrite individual stars, not athletic departments hurting nonrevenues sports. >> the ncaa is very concerned from their perspective of maintaining this competitive balance and competitive, like a level playing field for all of those who participate in collegiate sports. >> it takes effect in january 2023, giving the ncaa time to make a solution. the steps are under consideration that are realistic and tied to higher education. spill what do you think? drop me a tweet, let me know about the story. the u.s. placing new sanctions on russia in response to interference with the 2018 midterm elections. placing the yachts and private planes of the russian financier on an international sanctions list along with employees of the international agency that he has funded. to spread false information on social media. next up, the president wants to m

. >> i think this is a pandora's box that is now been opened that the ncaa is going to have to reactrn from their perspective i believe of maintaining this competitive balance, like a level playing field for all those who participate in collegiate sport sports. >> doesn't take effect as you said until 2023 but in recruiting, that's not a long time. these schools are in a tough spot. either they follow state law and violate the ncaa rules or vice versa. something is going to have to give. >> shepard: william la jeunesse live in los angeles. after our reporting here will have fox news update on facebook watch. it is a minute long newscast online with unique content that streamlines -- streams live. you will begin a few minutes. once it's concluded, it's available anytime on demand. this newscast is a partnership that fox news has with facebook watch. fox news a solar responsible for its content and its production. okay, the final bell will ring shortly on wall street. the dow having a pretty good day. it's been up about half a point for much of the day, now up 126 tics. most of the dow

when you empower the mall security guard, you open a pandora's box. ishink brazil's parliament trying to steal this bastion of power, and they are reshaping the rules of the game. for example, bolsonaro, one of his main ideas was to approve this law that makes it easier for ordinary citizens to buy guns. the parliament's response was and fast and decidedly no, you cannot do that. the brazilian institutions are working, but there is still a hope that the economics are , but there's no particular sign that it will happen. had a other hand, people , he wouldse agenda destroy everything the past governments did. the left didout if that, we are going to do the opposite. we could not understand or lsonaro which country bo has in mind. given his strategy of destroying, it is not something you know. it does not mean you have an idea of the future. we are in very troubled times. my field, we are suffering with economic pressures from the government because unfortunately, brazilian media is still very dependent from public money, advertising, and every thing. f

it opens up a whole pandora's box. release a statement. do the time.f she chooses she will have an opportunity to be cast in probably some pretty good roles. >> shepard: we're expecting felicity huffman and others to walk through the doors in a moment. we'll stand by for that. trace galler with information on where she'll be housed. >> you heard molly line she prefers to be housed in the all-womens facility in northern california. that's the closest all-female prison and she lives in southern california and she'll have to report by october 25. if she gets her way and goes to dublin. it's an all-women's prison. 1200 people is the capacity and there's a low-security prison and there's a medium security prison and it's housed the famous hollywood madame and pat pat pat patty hearst it's a low-level security facility. if she gets her way that's the destination she could be at in a month and a half. >> shepard: the judge said i'm imposing a $30,000 fine and one-year probation, 250 hours of community service and 14 days in prison. that's the sentness i think

think a little bit more systematically and historically realize that that could be the opening of pandora'sappreciate your time and context on this. thank you. >> thank you. >>> another story we are following. rugby legend garrett thomas has made a stunning announcement about his health. the former british lions captain has revealed that he is hiv positive. now he's vowing to break the stigma surrounding the condition. >> i am living with hiv. now you have that information, that makes me extremely vulnerable. but it does not make me weak. i choose to fight, to educate, and break the stigma around this subject. i'm asking you to help me to show that everyone lives in fear of people's reactions and opinions to something about them. but that doesn't mean that we should have to hide. but to do this i really, really need your support. >> thomas told the sunday mirror he's been living with this secret for years. he says he decided to make his condition public after being threatened with blackmail. he's believed to be the first british sportsman to announce he's hiv positive. >>> the prime ministe

. >> if we deny the appeal and it came tomorrow, to they file a complaint and open up pandora's box, yet again? >> of course,, yeah. again, i think it gets into the nitty-gritty of the easement and the rights of the easement. >> this is my concern would that comment, mr. duffy, is if they had been involved in the process at the beginning and d.b.i. said , well whoa whoa, easements are complicated, i'm not a lawyer, this is not my job, a court has to decide this, i assume that your decision at this point would be to not is you'd the permit until it is resolved. i would assume he wouldn't issue the permit while at the same time saying, but i don't really know if you are authorized to do this. >> i think the permit would have been issued anyway, but i think you're talking about after the -- after the permit is issued and not letting the work proceed until it is resolved. >> i'm saying, before the permit is issued in the owner walks in and says, i own this property, this person has an easement, they not entitled to do this and you respond as you have said and you say, we don't get into t

it would undermine the credibility of our rule of law tool in diplomacy but it would also open up pandora's box. it would be a test of america's credibility everywhere in the world. i would not impose a cost on china by recognizing or changing our position legally on the question of territoriality. but we have to think more creatively about cost imposition to include sanctions on entities involved in artificial island building and to include things like more robust exercise schedules and so forth. but i would not use the office of legal counsel to punish china by changing our well-considered positions -- >> what would they do to enforce it? >> i'm going to have to stop this discussion and move on. it was twice as long as we should have permitted. robin? >> i'm going to follow up on the point and i want to talk about what near-peer looks like. we've had a conversation in the staff trying to come up with metrics to define near-peer and i think we tend to get bogged down in very broad categories like weapon systems. so, dr. krepinevich, i was very interested in your testimony in terms of chara

erdogan by making these noises is just expressing the pandora's box donald trump opened up during theampaign for presidency in 2016 when he said he didn't have a problem with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and other countries who may want atomic bombs. we may be on the threshold of a new nuclear era where countries like this think it is in their national interest but israel, itself, will now have to produce more atomic bombs of course to counter those. and someone eventually is going to want to use one. >> let's move quickly. obviously iran if iran becomes a nuclear power it benefits vladimir putin. there is a story about the trump administration withholding military aid from ukraine. saying they're trying to force them to help with the election by digging up dirt on joe biden to help donald trump win re-election. donald trump reportedly asked his national security team to that helps defend ukraine against russian aggression. what do you make of the fact that donald trump seems to be essentially turning against the nato alliance ideas about the way to defend europe from rus

i think that's an incredibly dangerous pandora's box to open up. >> i think the timing on this is reallyting. i think it is one of two things happening here. first, possibly a leak to sort of distract from the rest of the news flow that has kept the markets and everybody so focused the last few days. but also if that's not the scenario, and this is a serious consideration, what it says to me is that the administration doesn't have confidence that it will be able to proceed in making a deal with china, and they need to take a harder line. if that's the case, the stock market will react very very negatively. it's looking for a partial deal, something tangible, david, before the year is over. david: gary? >> you know, i tell you, david, i think this is a horrible idea. i mean, what is the point? are we trying to get even with china for -- this all started over the intellectual property. is this going to make them respect our intellectual property rights more? no. if so, what is it -- maybe i'm going back to 101 on trade. they sell us cheap refrigerators, and we give them pieces of paper wit

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. >> jesse: check this out on spotify, pandora a new video coming out.ining me and there you have it. >> juan: i thought you were imitating bernie last night. >> jesse: sounded like he smoked a pack of camels. >> dana: it was greg's birthday yesterday. something else happened. there was a little baby born into the perino family. this is ada jane perino the newest member of the perino family. >> greg: yesterday? she share mice birthday. >> dana: nicole and preston perino are the parents. preston is my cousin. lots of september 12ths, welcome to the family, nicole. welcome to the family. >> emily: ada. >> juan: remember the disney movie "up" take a look at this picture. you might think it's coming straight from the movie. those are 5-year-old and 90-year-old great grandfather richard bain. they divided to recreate the lead characters from the movie in a photo as you recall the film is about an elderly widower who takes 1,000 balloons ties them to his house and floats away to see the jungles of south america. elijah also took a picture with his great grandm

so when you're in power, the mall security guard, you open pandora's box. i think in brazil, parliament is trying to fill this vacuum of power and they are reshaping the rumgs of the game. for example, bolsonaro, one of his main ideas was approved, this law that makesi easier for ordinary citizens to buy guns. the parliament response was quickly and fast and precisely no. you can't do that. so the supreme court did the same recently. so that's why i'm saying institutional -- brazilian institutions, they're working, but there is still a hope that the economic are getting better because of the reforms. but there's no touchable sign yet that it's going to happen. on the other hand people -- bolsonaro has a very precise agenda. he wants to destroy everything the past governments did. it's all about, if the leftist did that, we are going to do the opposite. and this is -- for us it's complicated because we can't understand or foresee which country bolsonaro has in his mind because having this strategy of destroying, it's not something that you know -- it doesn't

i would say that drag, since drag race has opened this pandora's box. it's huge.e time. now for a can of beer, which certainly has a bite. that's because a thirsty snake managed to get its head caught in the can. luckily for the hapless creature, some locals were on hand to help. the video, from the indian state of odisha, has taken the internet by storm. oh, idon't like oh, i don't like snakes, can we get rid of these pictures. well that safe is safe. now the weather with simon. thank you. no snakes for you here! we have wet weather, although many have had heavy rain over the weekend, the ground is saturated and for some we had a lot of rain fall. look at the radar image over the weekend. these are some of the 48—hour totals. nearly weekend. these are some of the 48—hourtotals. nearly100 millimetres in lancashire. north wales up to 72 millimetres. but widely 60 millimetres of rain fall. so the ground is saturated and there area number of so the ground is saturated and there are a number of flood warnings out and with more rain to come that number could increase.

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