early and patch often. and, of course, there is password maintenance and all of that. you know, pretty bvious things that you need to make people understand, why sit important to patch, why is it important to have a good password structure. it good not to have all of your technology or information in one place? peoplen, you have to get inspired to do it. we're coming up with videos. ways coming up with other to actually get people to really kind of understand it, and then it.t to actually do we're trying to make it fun. >> so i'm betting a whole bunch are going to be changing their passwords and making them more secure after the session, right? michael, how is this different, recommendations he's talking about, these are brand-new. to the handed them president, as i understand it, how does this sound different or when you ar to spearheaded a campaign like this? >> we've been talking about years, and the message has been out there for years. one of the things you think maybe we need to also design systems to

the garbage patch is believed to cover an area around four times the size of germany. the research found there is about eighteen million kilo of plastic croton around which constitutes to one point eight trillion pieces of ocean plastic inside the growth of the garbage. sludge has been thinking about this garbage patch for a long time he just couldn't get the idea of cleaning up the plastic waste out of his mind he raised money using crowd funding and drummed up support for his idea slat is now backed by a team of sixty five scientists. last week in man in twenty fifteen the cleanup crew staged their first spectacular event carrying out their first waste collection campaign thirty boat sailed parallel to each other moving through a clearly defined ocean patch and collected rubbish the aim is to obtain reliable data on the actual level of plastic pollution for the first time flat steam collected enormous quantities of garbage but it wasn't enough a slant he wanted more second lacked the garbage patch in its entirety. how would you normally cross a large area where you w

a quietand cloud the odd patch of rain here and a quiet and benign night with winds falling light andelatively mild one. pressure for sunday, low pressure still nearby and most across the north of the uk with very slick ice and the winds of the extremely light up and down the uk throughout the day. we will see more clout and shall reimburse the rent more clout and shall reimburse the re nt a cross more clout and shall reimburse the rent across the north of the country but the sunshade comes out across england and wales temperatures reach around 20 degrees and we could see a few sharp showers developing and slow moving because the winds will be light and throughout the week and stays pretty benign with quite a bit of sunshine around and variable cloud. warm and the sunshine but a lwa ys cloud. warm and the sunshine but always the chance of showers some of which could be heavy. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 8pm. cross party brexit talks collapse, jeremy corbyn pulls the plug on them, blaming the weakness and instability of the government. the divisions within t

fog patches in the south—west and through the english channel.alfog patch. sunshine across much of england. cloudy for wales, showers in northern england, and persistent rain across parts of northern ireland and much of scotland, where it will stay cool. it will be warm and humid in the best of the sunshine, 23 celsius. the rain pulls away from scotland tonight but for the pulses will come and go across the pulses will come and go across the north west. the driest weather across much of england and wales, where it will be partly cloudy, a mild night for most of us. cold they are still loitering across the far north of scotland. on friday, another weather front targeting the north—west, so another wet day coming upfor north—west, so another wet day coming up for northern ireland, and particularly for western scotland, with the raid mounting up, a0—50 millimetres, enough to bring some big puddles of water on roads and some localised flooding. cloud will thin and break to allow sunny spells to come through and in the sunshine it will be warm and hum

it seems on monday for many of us they will be a pretty cloudy start of the day, mist and fog patches are lifting, and although for most of us dry through the morning, the afternoon and will see further showers develop, and we are going to have a couple of these convergence zones that are expected to set up across eastern scotland and running down into the eastern parts of england. so those are the zones where you are most likely to see heavy showers. they will be thundery and slow moving in nature. there could be one or two elsewhere, for example, in parts of wales and northern ireland. between the showers not feeling bad with the sunshine, temperatures reach a high of 20 degrees. from monday and tuesday, we have a weak weather front moving its way into northern scotland, that will bring a change in the weather here with the rain. high pressure begins to build in further west bringing some quiter weather. with building pressure, for northern ireland and parts of western england and wales and probably the midlands, it should be largely dry with sunshine with temperatures reaching a hi

that average patch or the base patch we thought specialty is $22 per day. i like to come in main type -- it wouldn't work for licensed operators to enter intoth contract. the monitoring for this contract is of the vendor. what we monitor annually have vendor do with timely payment, correct reporting, charges the correct accounts. the items that are in here aren't programmed. they are not monitored separately. they are part of wherever they fall. like the residential care facilities is part of our unit, which is called transitions which goes out and checks on the well being of the clients that are living there. that's how that's monitored. then those are licensed facilities. we're getting ready to start the solicitation for this. we finished all our other behavioral health solicitation. we hope to get it in place no later than next july. we have 18-month extension request just in case. just in case hr360 isn't the selected vendor. it's very insurance if there's no gap. otherwise, we're in agreement with the budget legislative analyst report. >> chair fewer:

if you mist and fog patches around coastal hills, an odds bit of drizzle but it will be mild, breezy, than that for northern scotland. the north west and the uk, we have more rain on the way for friday. a wet start to the day in northern ireland with that rain pushing into the far north of england and scotland where we could see around 40 or 50 millimetres over the western hills in scotland, enough to cause localised flooding issues, some big puddles building up on the roads as the day goes by. away from the weather front, quite a bit of dry weather, if you missed and fog patches to start but the cloud should tend to thin and bright with some spells of sunshine coming through once again. it will feel quite breezy, quite humid outside, temperatures are likely to peak again around 23, may be 24 celsius with the highest temperatures where we do get the best in the brakes in the cloud across eastern england. for saturday, generally the weather will be a bit brighter but still some patchy rain around, a weather front pushes its way northward through the day, the best of the sunshine for en

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further south, cloud re—develops, some and fog patches, may be some drizzle, but it will be mild, 13ore rain on the way for friday. a wet start to the day in northern ireland, with rain pushing into the finals in england and scotland where we could see a0 to 50 millimetres over the western hills in scotland, enough to cause some localised flooding. away from the weather front, quite a bit of dry weather, a few mist and fog patches to start, but the cloud should break with sunshine coming through again. it will feel quite breezy and humid, temperatures up to 23 or 2a, with the highest temperatures where there are the best breaks in the cloud across eastern england. saturday, generally brighter but still some patchy rain. the weather front pushes northwards, the best of the sunshine of england and wales, across eastern england the highest temperatures on saturday, here becoming quite hot with temperatures up to 27. not quite as warm in the north west, quite as warm in the north west, quite as warm in the north west, quite a bit of cloud here, but prospects at least for some slightly br

mickey used to be embarrassed about his looks but now he embraces his white patches. everyone i have a unique seems like to me i have a skin it isn't unique. you know. so even if you want to mickey's uniqueness has led him to becoming tens of millions 1st male model with little argo going to. anyone like me so when. people saw me i mean. they chose me before the fossil and i'm the only one the canadian model when he holloed used to participation in the show america's next top model to fight the stigma around written long ago. mickey currently tanzania's top male model is now following in her footsteps trying to help others with the commission. i am actually improves to live just be different and you need a different type of busey. which it is but it is a look a lot of people out there who don't think this big can make is to the fashion industry i with a behind the camera or in front of it mickey is putting vettel i go in the spotlight once more i. and that is a flat out from africa you can as always catch all stories on our website and facebook. images of students pro

up a bit put the helmet back oi'i patched up a bit put the helmet back on and finished and qualifiedd. said that is niki lauda. attributes there for niki lauda and this mark on our website but for the moment that's all from sports day. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sebastian payne, the whitehall correspondent for the ft, and caroline wheeler, who's the deputy political editor at the sunday times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in — most of them leading — in some form — on theresa may's announcement of her new brexit deal this afternoon. the guardian says her final effort falls flat — as mps reject her ‘new deal‘. the telegraph, calls is ‘desperate, deluded and doomed', claiming that more than 50 tories will rebel. the metro also talks of tory fury, over what it calls her ‘last—ditched' and the financial times says

just that fact to hear a chinese immigrant started a ranch and what is a dog patch and all that flowed from that family history. it's fascinating. >> it is fascinating. i'd love to watch that. okay. thanks so much. >> thanks, garvin. >>> let's take you outside and turn things over to jeff ranieri. the flag is flying and the traffic is somewhat moving. >> not a bad day. we did have a little cloud cover out there for you guys. also sun mixing in. not a bad way to start off the day as we move through tomorrow. we'll see changes. let go ahead and get you into the micro climate forecast on this thursday. closer to the weekend and you can see a live look outside in san jose after fog this morning. we saw the sun beginning to come back out really a short window of it but certainly a sign of changes starting to come our way. the other thing you probably noticed is a fro tch the south today, probably felt it outside. not extremely humid but enough to notice right now relative humidity at 68%, also a temperature of 68. as you move through tonight, mainly looking at that cloud cover starting to i

we could see a few patches of frost. five degrees in london, three in cardiff and two in edinburgh.terly direction, more from iceland, really. that will change who sees the showers. for example, showers continue for northern scotland. at the same time we could have an odd shower sneaking in through the north channel to affect north wales and perhaps north—west england as well. after a sunny start it tends to cloud over and it will be a coolish day, 10—13. bank holiday monday, a greater chance of seeing showers across inland areas as a trough makes its way south, bringing those showers inland. if anything, the temperatures will be dipping down again. highs of eight degrees in aberdeen. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: north korea launches several "short—range missiles" into the east sea according to south korea'sjoint chief of staff. cyclone fonee hits india with 200 kilometre an hour winds. it's heading towards kolkata and bangladesh after leaving widespread damage and d

during the day on sunday, quite a bit of cloud, especially in the north, patch outbreaks of rain, but00:13:09,375 --> 2147483051:43:19,951 spells of sunshine in between. i 2147483051:43:19,951 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 buy. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers my name is reged ahmad. our top stories: voting is underway in australia. it's a tight race as conservative prime minister scott morrison tries to stay in power, against a challenger from the centre—left. a united front — populist far right parties prepare for the upcoming european elections. building a "peaceful agenda" — venezuela's president nicolas maduro sends his envoy to norway to explore dialogue with the opposition. in an interview with the bbc britain's prince william reveals the immense pain he felt following the death of his mother, diana, princess of wales.

further south, cloud re—develops, we'll see a few mist and fog patches around coast and hills, may beand breezy 13 and 1a degrees widely, and a bit cooler than that again for northern scotland. now for the northwest of the uk, we have got more rain for friday and a wet start to the day in northern ireland with that rain pushing into the far north of england and scotland, where we could see a0 or 50 mm over the western hills in scotland. enough to cause some localised surface water flooding issues and big puddles building up on the roads as the day goes by. now away from the weather front, we've got a quite a bit of dry weather, a few mist and fog patches to start off with, but the cloud should turn to thinner breaks, with some spells of sunshine coming through once again. it will feel quite breezy, quite humid outside. temperatures likely to peak again at around 23, maybe 2a celsius with the highest temperatures, where we do get the best of the brakes in the cloud across eastern england. for saturday, i think generally the weather is going to be a bit brighter but still some patchy ra

so we get a little patch behind the civil law here we get a little patch of clearing into monday. so overnight monday looks okay late afternoon, those clouds start billet building will take at those high clouds already and then overnight or to the evening and overnight. we're going to get another batch of rain it looks like tuesday and that may be clearing out a little bit on wednesday. last check with winds other out of the western almost about 10 they will build up with another little batch here late afternoon into the evening hours but at least for bay to breakers a proving a bit on that breaks it down like this 11 o'clock isolated scattered thundershowers by the time we get around 2 o'clock in anticipation of that next dose oh 4 bay to breakers going on temperatures in the 50's. morning scattered thundershowers. the major mass is now far off towards the east outside of san francisco, breezy to windy like conditions still prevail so watch out for that. temperatures today, 56, san francisco opened 5862 san jose with the jumping back and forth here the rain coming and going. givi

enjoy its going to be gorgeous friday around the bay area sunshine into sepsis so after a couple patches of fog about 58 degrees in pacific a little cool on the coastline to warm things up inside the bay into the 60's and burning game 68 in samut hail 70 degrees and woodside sunny all day long in the santa clara valley about 77 degrees in campbell 77 also in san jose and 74 degrees in santa clara. maybe some low 80's and a little more about 76 in dublin, 77 in danville about 70 degrees in walnut creek 67 degrees in berkeley and the north bay looking nice and warm to has received plenty of 70's even a couple 80's well inland back along the coastline that breeze will blow in the afternoon keep you cooler 57 degrees. that's in some beach. >>again lose get ready for the game on saturday we can hardly wait se side along and break this out. >>yeah i think the nba did the team's a like okay, how you take 3 days off. but we want to see the warriors back on the court now the second round now moves to texas as the warriors left for houston after today's practice. now if you had any questions about

the mold of what is considered beautiful when a hollow has the skin condition which causes white patches to appear on the skin and she still graces catwalks around the world in tanzania another model with fisher like a is challenging the notion of what is beautiful. it's taken a long time for mickey dale to feel comfortable in front of the camera he has vowed to like go a condition that causes a loss of skin color mickey used to be embarrassed about his looks but now he embraces his white patches. everyone have a unique things like me i was king just me you any other guy. you know so so even if you want to make peace uniqueness has led him to becoming tanzania's 1st male model with little argo you know in terms of anyone like me so when. people saw me i mean. they chose me because i'm the faso and i'm the only one the canadian model when he holloed used to participation in the show america's next top model to fight the stigma around written long ago. mickey currently tanzania's top male model is now following in her footsteps trying to help others with the commission. and eventually impr

mickey used to be embarrassed about his looks but now he embraces his white patches. everyone have a unique things like can you. just me you and the other guy. you know. so even if you are the biggies uniqueness has led him to becoming tanzania's 1st male model with little i go you know in tanzania there is no anyone like me so when. people saw me i mean. they chose me because i'm the fossil and i'm the only one the canadian model would be hollow used to participation in the show america's next top model to fight the stigma around her till i go. mickey currently tanzania's top male model is now following in her footsteps trying to help others with the commission. that eventually rose to the industry different and unique a different type of museum. which it is but it is a look a lot of people out there who don't think this big can make it is to the fashion industry. with a behind the camera or in front of it mickey is putting vista long ago in the spotlight once more i. and that is it for now from africa you can as always catch all our stories on our website and facebo

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maybe some mist and fog patches early in the morning through lincolnshire and east anglia and the southe sunshine and dry here for most of the day. elsewhere we're likely to find some showers breaking out, especially if it does tend to brighten up there will be a fair amount of cloud around. temperatures not quite as high as they were on tuesday. highest temperatures towards the south—east — 17 or 18. warmer day though for northern ireland, cooler day for northern scotland. here we will have some more showers which could be quite heavy into the evening as well. showers further south tend to fade away and we'll probably find some more breaks in the cloud here and there, not too cold, mind you. lowest temperatures are going to be around five or six degrees, one or two mist and fog patches, perhaps. as we head into thursday, we're going to find whilst there will be some sunshine the cloud will develop, and we're going to find some showers developing, some could be heavy and thundery. wetter weather moving down ascross scotland into the north—east of england, the wind direction beginnning t

. >> we are out here working 12 hours a day to patch those holes. but this truly is just a patch. just a band-aid. >> our city's aging infrastructure is well known, and we have a lot of work to do. this is a huge snept right direction. >> reporter: this blitz by the city will include maintenance crews patching up potholes like we just showed you right there, working 12-hour days seven days a week to repair the streets of oakland, which they say has a $500 million backlog when it comes to road repair needs. now, this blitz is not a part of the three-year repavement plan that you may have heard about. that was approved by the city council in may. that plan will start later this year around the summertime. nearly $100 million toward fixing roads. $75 million of that will be used to repair smaller and more local streets around oakland like the one we're standing on right now. now, of course the story of the pothole vigilantes taking the problem into their own hands has caught a lot of attention over the past few weeks. i asked the director of the city's department of transportation if

in this idyllic patch of dish countryside, the birds are cheerfully singing in the cows are cheerfully in the cows are peacefully grazing. —— dish. but look closer and you will see there is something very different about these cows linking them to a unique experiment. this dairy farm in somerset is one of the first test spot spoke 5g in the uk. the cows are wearing sensors in all its data is being sent to the cloud and then back to the farmer can make based on this data. almost every task on this farm can be automated. these cows are queueing up patiently to be robotically milk. this system allows the car to choose how many times a day and at what time it wants to be milk. the robot picks up on how much milk. the robot picks up on how much milk is coming from each of the cows ardours and can control the sensitivity of the milking as well. the cows here come and go as they please, with little human interaction in their movements. so one of these cows has just taken itself for a massage. the feeding system is also done by machine and that's not all. there is even a robot that scrapes up

all right here we go for tonight, we're going to some partly cloudy skies a couple patches of fog along the coastline tomorrow, partly cloudy and a slight chance of some showers tomorrow afternoon mainly over the east bay mountains and then this weekend part of cost, partly cloudy skies and possible showers as we get into sunday just can't get that big ridge of high pressure building in he had seen off the coast line right here. but the trough is going to remain in place tomorrow that low is going to keep to the east. but eventually another low is going to drop or right over the top of that ridge, and it's going to settle down just to the east of us and that is going to spin around some more moisture bring us a few more clouds keep the temperatures cooler than normal. bring us another chance of some showers so with that in mind overnight tonight we will see patchy fog along the coastline. you see couple waives the moisture kind of sweep across parts of the east bay tomorrow morning. we get up with some partly cloudy skies by the afternoon. you have to watch out for some of pop-up shower

there are three patches but every time you patch something and you pothole pops up so that needs to be a more permanent type of repair so today the oakland mayor said she's going to spend millions of dollars to battle be persistent pothole plate. how does she describe the residential streets?>> the worst pothole problem i've ever seen in my entire life living here.>> reporter: the summerlong $7 million pothole repair blitz will begin to address the half billion dollars of maintenance aggregated by a succession of road damaging winters.>> the commitment of our city towards equity israel. we focus on those underserved areas that have traditionally been left out because of institutional racism. we are addressing that.>> we have oakland are said pay 50% of their income to pay the rent, if they can't get to their job they have to choose.>> the tires are always flat. we always have a problem with the streets.>> reporter: 81st street resident dara marquez can hardly believe the work in front of her eyes.>> when i sighed i said oh my god they're going to fix it so i'm very excited they're goin

the rain turning a little lighter and patch here in scotland.s. the showers will be slow—moving because the winds will be lights. that could be a shower at the fa cup final, equally some spells of sunshine. it will feel warm in the sunshine with highs of 17 or 18 degrees. through this evening and overnight, many of the showers will fade. some clear spells. it will stay damp across parts of scotland and northern ireland and there will be fog patches in yorkshire, lincolnshire and on into east anglia. not a cold night, temperatures between six and 11 degrees. into some day, low pressure is still with us for the second half of the weekend. the centre of the loo is quite a long way away, but we do feel the effects of it with some showers drifting through. the wind will be very light. we start tomorrow with areas of cloud, mrand light. we start tomorrow with areas of cloud, mr and mark and fog patches that were left unclear. scotla nd patches that were left unclear. scotland having a brighter day than today. northern ireland will hang on today. north

tonight, many of those showers will fade away, it will stay murky around our east coast, with fog patchesht with all of that cloud around, temperatures between 8—11dc. it does seem again, for monday, that for many of us it will be a pretty copies start to the day, the mist and fog patches lifting, although for most of us drive through the morning, for their showers will develop, a couple of these convergence zones that are expected to set up. one across eastern scotland, and another one running down into eastern parts of england, so those are the zones where you are most likely to see heavy showers, it will become foundry and slow in nature, one or two elsewhere. for example in parts of wales and northern ireland. between the showers, not feeling that in the sunshine. temperatures reaching a high of 20 degrees. now for monday into tuesday, we have a wea k for monday into tuesday, we have a weak weather from moving for monday into tuesday, we have a weak weatherfrom moving its for monday into tuesday, we have a weak weather from moving its way into northern scotland, that will bring a chan

cold enough for a few patches of frost to develop in the countryside.few days, well, it‘s going to be sunny and it‘s going to be feeling warmer. with temperatures on the rise. the reason, high—pressure has built across the british isles. the high pressure reaching its maximum intensity on monday. and once its built in, it‘s going nowhere too fast. monday, a lot of dry weather to come. sunshine from dawn to dusk for many of us. and high pressure, circulate under high pressure in a clockwise sense. that will keep some of the cost a little bit fresher, but stay with the sunshine it‘s going to feel pleasantly warm. the high temperature is wafting up to the north and west of the country and quite a big jump in temperatures for eastern scotland. it will feel much warmer here on monday. for tuesday, little overall change in the weather picture. we‘ve got more of that is in joint come from dawn to dusk across most parts of the country. if anything the temperatures will be a little bit higher. 18 in london, 19 for cardiff. when i can see temperature is getting i

left over northern ireland, a few patches left over towards the west coast of scotla nd over towardsf the night. a mild night, nine to 13 degrees overnight lows, and for the weekend, mix weather fortunes again really, it will be quite cloudy and humid across the north and west of the uk, without breaks or rain from the second half of the weekend, saturday the better of the two days. further southwards, warm if not hot spells of sunshine feeling quite humid on saturday, sunday starting to see some rain moving in from the west but perhaps not reaching east anglian air and southeast england and until the evening time. saturday's forecast, whether front hair bringing a bit of patchy rain to north wales in northwest england, but it will not last too long. there will be brighter with the force of scotland not as much rain around but probably will stay rather cloudy, temperatures for many into the high teens went where we see the sunshine, become a warm if not hot at temperatures up to 28 celsius across london a southeast england. sunday, low pressure in charge in this area rain is a cold f

there will be mist and fog patches dotted around on sunday.e of them will become slow—moving in nature. showers on the hills of scotland. there will be a line of showers working into the east of scotland. away from the coastline. more sunshine, though, feeling less cool with temperatures up to 16 also in glasgow. similar conditions in northern ireland. there is a line of showers across the midlands into central and southern england. another batch into south—east england. some showers turning heavy, maybe thundery, and slow—moving. there will be happy downpours around as we go through sunday afternoon. into the week ahead, the first couple of days, showery. later in the week low pressure starts to influence the weather and we may see a spell of rain 20 week for some of us. monday looks like this. i dressed up for most of us. quite a bit of cloud around. there will be sunshine developing. heavy showers again. slow—moving a boundary. more in the way of heavy showers across the north—west of the uk as we go through the afternoon. with a bit more s

the senator realizes what it it is says i couldn't accept the patch.nd finally the gentleman says i've carried this patch with me every day for 40 years, and it has kept me strong, gave me the courage to serve in our military mooch to lead a -- to have the whole experience of having earned this military patch, and i want you to have it because you have a tough journey ahead and it's the latest i can do. i burst into tears. and not the little gentle trickling. i was like heaving, i couldn't catch my breath. and so later in the day this is before people started sending newborn babies ten deep in a row line for him to hold the baby, and i'm like it's your baby. he will take care of it, what about the ten people between you you don't know those people. what are you doing? this is before any of that started happening. i was really moved by this gentleman doing this thing. so i'd to him later in the day, what did you do with that military patch? and he said, i put it in my pocket. and i thought typical guy. i don't mean lining where did you physically put it

the man with his wife sarah were known as the barbie and ken of the oil patch. his name is rick airy. >> they stuck out like a couple of turds in a punch bowl. >> she was a barista. >> what was he like? >> he was calm, cool, collected, older man, good-looking. he was fun. we'd always go out. we would go out. it was easy. i never thought i'd marry him or go to business with him. >> but that's what she did. they moved to the oil patch in 2011, got married in minot, north dakota, and by 2013, he was the charismatic face of a major trucking operation called blackstone, and she was the blond on his arm and the senior company official. sarah signed the checks. blackstone was the business doug first invested in, before he got interested in the oil lease. it was a big operation. 100 trucks hauling water to and from oil fracking sites. very profitable. james let it be known that he was backed by a billion dollar trust fund. >> i was like, their guy's a winner. >> a lot of money around. were they making money? >> yes, it sure seemed like it. >> and james was buff, all man

you have to constantly patch that. patching that is not worth the cost. it makes the cost longer in the long run. >> the u.k. government set up a dedicated oversight mechanism to monitor huawei equipment in their networks, and huawei has not demonstrated in a 10 year period any improvement in their security engineering process. they are still doing the things they said they were going to fix 10 years ago. they promised a transformation program. putting $2 billion against it. there is no plan. there has been no change. i think the premise that you can establish an oversight monitoring board, it is just not cost-effective. and what will they get you? actions speak louder than words. we are not seeing the follow-through globally. sen. sasse: i want to underscore two things. number one, i hope we talk more about how security updates will work in a big data world. we can't really envision right now the world is going to change years with10, and 15 the use of big data. when you are having this cyclical relationship between data and updates, there is no way that

access to code from google, google has an android patch every month and it means its competitors can than huawei and that's a big problem for them. if you spend 999 euros and a brand—new device it's gutting to have that taken away, that kind of security. after two months of owning it. good to talk to you, thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news a group of footwear firms, including nike and adidas, have urged president donald trump to take footwear off a proposed list of tariffs to be imposed on shoes imported from china. it comes after the us hiked tariffs on $200bn worth of chinese imports to 25% from 10% earlier this month. us car giant ford has announced it will cut 7,000 jobs globally by the end of august in an effort to save costs. the plan will reduce ford's salaried workforce by 10% and will be made through both voluntary and forced redundancies, according to the firm. the photo and video sharing site, instagram, says it is investigating reports that a huge database of its contacts has been shared online by an indian firm. according to techcru

the mylar containing the installation on the spacecraft patches had broken, releasing fiberglass intoavity. >> we are going to have a cleaning job here. insulation in all the seals, all the valves. it's a mess up. -- up here. narrator: for apollo 11, it would be fixed. then we watched as they pulled three of the s4 b and got our first live colored pictures of the blue planet earth. charlie, it's so hard to describe. you can see the polar caps. it's incredible. >> we see it all here. the colors are really beautiful. >> that's great. the blackest black that you ever could conceive is the setting for all this. >> right. young beganafford, their coast away from earth. their speed continually dropping as the arms of earth gravity tried to pull them back. to control the temperature of the spacecraft, they performed a slow, steady rotation. milesrtly, we will be 55 out. a long way from home. narrator: it was a -- time to check the trajectory of the spacecraft. the command module, could sign charlie brown. the lunar module, snoopy. it was time for conversation and showing the people on the ar

the radar picture still shows we have patches of rain around across parts of scotland, northern irelands have largely cleared out of the way. that said, you can still see some passing showers working into the coastline of sussex and kent over the next few hours. further north, that's where the cloudiest weather will be. there will also be mist and fog patches around in the next few hours across eastern scotland into northern part of northern ireland, particularly into the hills. and perhaps across parts of the east midlands and east anglia turning quite murky as well. all in all, for sunday morning, it's a cloudy, grey start to the day one way or the other. the cloud will slowly break to give some bright or sunny spells. but as the weather tries to brighten up, and it will be a slow process across scotland and northern ireland, we will start to see some showers breakup. the showers mostly really get going as we head through sunday afternoon. they will come along in batches. across eastern scotland showers are quite widespread. a few over the mountains elsewhere as well. inbetween those

we start with one or two mist and fog patches on wednesday.a dry day in many parts of the country. it does cloud over across wales, the southwest and northern ireland. rain arriving in the day. 6 degrees in belfast, ran 18 or 19 in norwich. you can see low pressure has not moved very far. there's weather whether france are moving northwards and most of the rain, the cold front moving eastwards across england and wales. some sunshine either side. but for northern england, for scotla nd but for northern england, for scotland and northern ireland, much more cloud around, some outbreaks of rain too. still reasonable temperatures, not particularly cold aircoming ourway and temperatures, not particularly cold air coming our way and if you get some sunshine you feel the benefits of that warmth. end of the week there is another area of low pressure that looks like it will run across pressure that looks like it will run a cross m ost pressure that looks like it will run across most southern parts of the uk on friday. wetter and perhaps windy weather fo

the radar picture still shows we have patches of rain around across parts of scotland, northern irelands have largely cleared out of the way. that said, you can still see some passing showers working into the coastline of sussex and kent over the next few hours. further north, that's where the cloudiest weather will be. there will also be mist and fog patches around in the next few hours across eastern scotland into northern part of northern ireland, particularly into the hills. and perhaps across parts of the east midlands and east anglia turning quite murky as well. all in all, for sunday morning, it's a cloudy, grey start to the day one way or the other. the cloud will slowly break to give some bright or sunny spells. but as the weather tries to brighten up, and it will be a slow process across scotland and northern ireland, we will start to see some showers breakup. the showers mostly really get going as we head through sunday afternoon. they will come along in batches. across eastern scotland showers are quite widespread. a few over the mountains elsewhere as well. inbetween those

rain patches left over.breaking through and then come the showers. across scotland and over the hills and across each of scotland that's where the lion's share will be. some of those slow and heavy in nature. across england look at this line of showers that we have stretching across the midlands into central southern england and another clutch of showers working into parts of the southeast. it will be heavy and potentially sundry and slow in nature as well. in the week he had when we start up for that mixture of sunshine and showers on monday later in the week we made start to see them strengthen as low—pressure threatens to bring more rain for some of us and for monday it's a similar kind of day with not a great deal of wind around to move their showers, but some of the showers again will grow to be pretty heavy with the risk of thunderstorms as we headed to the afternoon and nowhere is immune from seeing the downpour by and between the showers heights of 17 in edinburgh and 20 towards the london area. show

we start the weekend with rain, patch initially across scotla nd rain, patch initially across scotlandin the south. but showers possible anyway. —— anywhere. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm mike embley. our top stories: president trump says he wants a radical overhaul of the immigration system to favour skilled workers who speak english. it establishes a new legal immigration system that protects american wages, promotes american values, and attracts the best and brightest from all around the world. us—china relations reach a new low as washington blocks the tech giant huawei from american markets. the sanctions come into effect immediately. history in asia. taiwan is to become the first country in the region to formally