this is philip. hello, roddy. hi, philip. nice to see you. good to meet you. and you. does it feel to be back here? weird. horrible. i feel it as well, yeah. i have no good memories of that place. me neither. all the best. well, all the best. i hope we... cheers. thanks, mark. i hope we stay friends... yeah, definitely. ..for many years to come. yeah, definitely, mate. you all right? yeah. just a few days ago, the scottish child abuse inquiry announced it would investigate lagarie. disclosure will share its evidence with the inquiry team. meanwhile, for the children who grew up here in rhu, learning to live with the past is a work in progress. it wasn't a nice place. it hurt like hell... ..but we survived it, and i've just got to try and move on. and you‘re here today. aye. that's a shock! i'm here for my sister and the other girls. as long as they're ok, i'll be ok. i‘m happy now that i can at least put the jigsaw pieces together and understand part of my past. this is time to get it in the open, for it to be shared and known, because this is our time of healing. ange

philip hammond, in a searing attack, it says, although i will never think of philip happened and searingthe natural associations —— philip hammond. his plummy voice. worked as plummy voice have to do with it? —— what does. well apparently he has been mocking his plummy voice. this is all party politics or into party politics, so to speak. the chances of having a successful challenge to theresa may's leadership in the near term is pretty slim. you need a majority. you would never get anywhere near 158 or 159 mp5 you would never get anywhere near 158 or 159 mps voting against her. she looks pretty place —— she looks pretty safe from any serious challenge. should they be still mentioning boris? i would be delighted if no one ever mentioned him again at here we are in reality where we have to talk about him everyday and i think, unfortunately for the conservatives, this very logical calculation that ruth just made is not something that any of them see them capable of adhering to. obviously there is no point challenging made that they can't help it. they are not challenging. the labour party

there while mr spawn hopes by changing the system that organ donations will rise in germany york philip had a good life with a family and a solid career that's until an infection destroyed his heart when he was in his late forty's in the hospital the tormenting wait for a new organ began in c. and killing one of armor in a hospital bed and suddenly you hear someone rushing down the corridor pushing an emergency resuscitation car then you hear the person's relatives arrive something because the person has died you go through all that with the family and the medical staff it's the worst thing your scared also that you could be next to us when you can also and and couldn't philip had to wait seven months for a new heart that's not uncommon because the number of organ donors in germany is falling with more than ten thousand patients on waiting lists donations have dropped to just eight hundred a year in feeling clean and many clinics organ donations and so rarely that the concept of donation is quite foreign so when it does happen the staff often don't know the proper procedures and overwhe

a basically a very yes that's a radical shift in how our society is structured and philip. word does this leave the governing coalition in germany. well the ruling coalition it. yes. the problem is the president brought this to the right wing extremists they have one. picture of an enemy and this is anglo-american. of course c. is in a position now that she has to reject that then she has to react on it as well and this is exactly what they want they want america to be a person in public they want to have for making remarks that nobody likes actually . making a head of state and yes and in the end they don't really care about that they want to establish all their things into population and i think. right now the politics it's not touching so much these events were already used by one against her who appeared there who was talking publicly and yes that's it pretty much otherwise many populist party politicians in germany of course call us or counter-demonstrations for showing the real society and the real face of germany cynthia i mean this is the daily limit for four and go

philip hammond coming out in support. that's right.s week, mrs may has to travel to strasbourg for a very important meeting with the other it eu leaders which should give us some indication about whether a deal really is realistic. and whether we can actually leave the eu on the 29th of march next year with some sort of idea of what our future relationship with the eu might be because that's the crucial thing, we are kind of rattling towards the exit at the moment but with no real idea of our future destination and the imf came to london today to basically give quite a bleak outline of what they thought the consequences could be for the british economy if no deal is done. i mean, christine lagard also said that all forms of brexit with volleys—mac world worse than staying in. that was a footnote. the main thrust is no deal would be a disaster which is a red rag to a ball for the conservative backbenchers who are obsessing that we should leave no matter what and, actually, as distant a relationship as possible with the eu is what they w

the cheryl and philip milstein family. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. z barbara hokerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for yublic broadcasting, and by contributions r pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at ncoln center in new york hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. the death toll is rising and more disastrous flooding islo looming asnce, now a tropical depression, continues to cross the carolinas. rain from the slow mg storm continued, leaving homes and not far from the coast, the town of jacksonville, north carolina never-- like i said earlier man, you only see this in tv. i never thought i'd see this. >> sreenivasan: sunday afternoon the city of wion was completely cut off by rising waters.in further inlandumberton, u.s. coast guard members helped sea

york philip had a good life with a family and a solid career that's until an infection destroyed his heart when he was in his late forty's in the hospital the tormenting wait for a new organ began and see him pick killing one of our more you lie in a hospital bed and suddenly you hear someone rushing down the corridor pushing an emergency resuscitation call then you he's a person is relative to rai if there's something because the person has died you go through all that with the family and the medical stuff and it's the worst thing you'll schedules so that you could be next to us when you can also and couldn't philip had to wait seven months for a new heart that's not uncommon because the number of organ donors in germany is falling with more than ten thousand patients on waiting lists donations have dropped to just eight hundred a year in feeling and many clinics all donations have been so rarely that the concept of donation is quite foreign so when it does happen the stuff often don't know the proper procedures and can be quite overwhelmed if you should befall us and it's not that

philip scott. kevin pfeiffer.ce officer you were brave and strong antihero. continue to be our angel and watch over us. we love you and miss you. and my uncle, we miss you and we love you and you will never be forgotten. thank you. >> susan pinto. christopher todd. will young coleman. >> tijuana. anthony. james edward. stephen emmanuel. scott alan powell. antonio pratt. wanda prints. kevin prior. edward. patricia puma. >> and my father police officer from emergency services we wish you and love you always. >> to my sister we all love you and miss you and your granddaughter is beautiful she turned for last month. god bless. christopher. anthony. james quinn. peter looking soft. maria ramirez. deborah. jonathan randall. robert rasmussen. robert rasmussen. and my youngest you are always in our thoughts and prayers god bless america. always america. [applause] >> tee4 james riley. kevin riley -- kevin o'reilly. timothy riley. joseph marino junior. frank bennett. joshua scott reese. john rio. john thomas. >> todd rubin

our guest is the ceo of philip morris international later in the hour. we are 30 minutes into the u.s. trading session. julie hyman has been checking out the moves. julie: let's talk about theruple witching and reclassification. it happens once a quarter. you do get a lot more turnover in stocks. andtend to get volatility turnover. we see all three major averages higher. are at records. if you dig into the volume story , you will see that volume today is running triple. we also have the classification still intact. will be the s&p communication services that will include things like facebook, google. 10% of the s&p market cap shift session. today's it is the biggest one of these they have done since 1999. it takes effect after the close of trading. in advance of that looking at some of the movers that we are watching today, we have mcdonald's on the rise after boosting its dividend more than analysts anticipated. at&t benefiting over an upgrade at ubs. growth in wireless and warner media. american airlines joining some of its peers in imposing baggage fe

it was the cool of the sea for maximillian philip and hear me tell yeah trying to get one suited up and hit the pacific waves of venice beach. i was just posing first football league a stars. elaborate things not but boys. playing with the first wave i was a bit worried he would resurface my flying start but then we still have a real cherry so. there was also some football to be played against l.a.'s sea at their brand new single purpose stadium. an impressive backdrop for a lively encounter. the crowd also in talks for. one of the final whistle the new regime it was one of his last match years with dortmund. america's still amanda vanstone opportunity los angeles is certainly that kind of city it was fun a great game against a great team in a nice stadium and a good way to round everything out of one's. music sets off on their own state so i joined a lot later after the world cup and the summer break their first port of call was philadelphia. also very much in focus new coach nico co that she will get back to him shortly. first up a meeting with rocky balboa phillies most famous fictio

. >> i'm philip mena. just hours away from ndfall, the outer bands of the storm are shooting seawater inland, leaving tens of thousands without pow. rmthough the s has now beenwn dograded to a category one,is it till wreaking havoc with sustained winds at 90 miles per hour. as florence pushes its way onto the mainland, the mostanrous part is the storm surge. according to forecasters, the sheer size of this massive storm is larger than bot ofhe carolin carolinas combined. it's expected to dump 40 inches of rain in some areas. >> our meteorologist is tracking the storm from here. where is it now, michelle? >> we're going to talk about it for a long time. right now, it is 35 miles east of wilmington, where we expect it to make landfall, 90 miles per hour, aor cat one storm moving at 6 miles per hour. we mentioned theul pai slow pace. we're going to continue to see that painfully slow pace. could slow down even further than that. it will take a little time to movenshore. we'r expecting 11:00 oa.m. this morning

i'm philip mena. >> and i'm marlie hall. estimated it may be, this is an estimate, a category four hurricane which is between 130 and 156 miles an hour. >> tracking florence as the powerful storm approaches the u.s. which is already realing in many parts from lord flooding. >> an 11th hour ouster from leslie six more women come forward with accusations of sexual misconduct. >> a police officer arrested on manslaughter charges after she allegedly mis >> a new miss america has been cr

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a basically a very yes that's a radical shift in how our society is structured and philip. word does this leave the governing coalition in germany. well the ruling coalition it. yes. the problem is the president brought us to the right wing extremists they have one. picture of an enemy and this is until america. of course c. is in a position now that she has to reject that then she has to react on it as well and this is exactly what they want they want. to be a person in public they want to have for making remarks that nobody likes actually . making a head of state and yes and in the end they don't really care about that they want to establish all their things in their population and i think. right now the politics it's not touching so much these events were already used by one going to stir who appeared there who was talking publicly and yes that's it pretty much otherwise many populist party politicians in germany of course call us or counter demonstrations for showing the real society and the real face of germany cynthia i mean this is the daily limit for four and get a

mr grendel as well as their bid ambassador philip to join us on stage for a quick reaction. if. we stay here yes. this live. in stone age. and we stand over. there to. disagreeable congratulations how does it feel to be hosting euro twenty twenty four there are so many people who watch in germany this announcement so let me please speak any hidden in german if you don't get me to it's an easier mind calling one point. we if i exclude us on her tone. and fought on vice versa jesus to near zero votes one six months if you do what you have adored it will give you hadn't up morgan alister who wouldn't you know god only on demand and on so they start. if i may have our does v.m. it runs on i will mend mid on some concept. it's hard to win and it's like a bit of focus just become not just sized just transport and sort of on compliance on to you will distance and all furnished with you ok you've just been looking at live coverage coming to you from me on the u.f.o. headquarters we have a winner as to who is going to cost the two thousand and twenty four european championships and it is

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philip hammond coming out in support. that's right.a very important meeting with the other it eu leaders which should give us some indication about whether a deal really is realistic. and whether we can actually leave the eu on the 29th of march next year with some sort of idea of what our future relationship with the eu might be because that's the crucial thing, we are kind of rattling towards the exit at the moment but with no real idea of our future destination and the imf came

philip lane, thank you for joining us.tion to the turkish president is being welcomed in berlin for a state visit as he seeks to repair relations between germany and turkey. fact, here -- in they are right now, live pictures here from the set from that encounter. state dinnerd a hosted by the president of germany. peter beyer now joining us. great to have you with us. i wanted to talk to you about what is going on between germany and turkey. there is a transatlantic dynamic -- i mentioned to this. transatlantic dimension to this. there is a tense relationship across the atlantic also with president trump. peter: there has been for decades strong relations with turkey. i think it has nothing to do with the current situation across the big pond. , i woulded to my right see the motorcade from the turkish president. is a meetingit with the federal president and then with the chancellor. terms of the tensions, how would you see those cross atlantic? do you think following the visit that we saw jean-claude juncker go to the u.s.

a basically a very yes let's say a radical shift in how our society is structured and philip.word does this leave the governing coalition in germany. well the ruling coalition it. yes. the problem is the president brought this to the right wing extremists they have one. picture of an enemy and this is anglo-american. of course c. is in a position now that she has to reject that then she has to react on it as well and this is exactly what they want they want america to be a person in public they want to have for making remarks that nobody likes actually . making a head of state and yes and in the end they don't really care about that they want to establish all their things and population and i think. right now the politics it's not happening so much these events were already used by one against her who appeared there who was talking publicly and yes that's it pretty much otherwise many populist party politicians in germany of course call yes or counter-demonstrations for showing the real society and right wing the real face of germany cynthia i mean this was the daily limit for

here is the chancellor philip hammond —— philip hammond responding.fective but the assumption is that he makes are wildly out of line with assumptions that are used by other economic models and frankly, i believe are not sustainable. not just the government criticising these plans, those in favour of remaining in the european union and camping —— campaigning for a vote on the final deal, one labour mp describing it as "project fantasy". we will hear more from those in the conservative party opposed to the government's brexit plan tomorrow on the very tricky issue about what to do about the northern ireland border. the governor of the bank of england, mark carney, has agreed to remain in thejob for an additional seven months, until the end of january 2020. the extension of mr carney‘s tenure is to help support a smooth exit from the european union, according to the chancellor, philip hammond. the governor said he was willing to do whatever he can in order to promote both a successful brexit and an effective transition at the bank of england. the bbc‘s

political activist and community educator welcome to the program philip quite interesting to see what's happening in kenya it's so a young german was killed and then the streets were almost taken over by the far right is this a genuine act of anger over what people think is lack of security or is it an act of political opportunism by the german far right well by the far right it's of course an act of opportunity they got the opportunity of that one person was killed in the street and yes. we don't know anything about x. event itself we know that one person was killed we know don't we have to suspect and yeah that's it and at the same time right wing extremists use this opportunity to get on the street to overwhelm the police. to be the majority for a short time cynthia we have people in kenya saying basically did no longer fear protected by the state what does this tale tell us about germany. i think part of what we're seeing is that you know political parties that are closer to the mainstream that are officially in parliament now and rhetoric has officially and successfully been mobili

philip roth was seen by many jews as bad for the jews. at the beginning of his career. i've even heard some express great loathing of seinfeld because she felt it would give a bad image of the jews. >> what are the jews without a sense of humor? [laughter] >> it happens. >> but do you think it would make you a worse artist if you consciously think you have to sort of show your own community in a more positive light than society at large might do? >> i remember somebody telling me that they couldn't stand frank mccourt because angela's ashes represented the irish family. i think you could go down a list and find every single ethnic group and find a complaint against an artist for it. and if that's how you're judging the artwork, you're going to have a very narrow band but i think artists have to come from what they know and what they know profoundly and judging something because it's good for us or bad for us is not a helpful measure. but what is helpful is what does it reveal of us?what does it reveal of the other? what does it reveal about our relationship to the world

it was the call of the sea for maximillian philip and the army told yeah trying to get what suited up and hit the pacific waves of venice beach. no more just boating first football guest stars. respect not bad boys. but with the first wave i was a bit worried he would resurface on a flying start but then we have a real generation of steel so if. there was also some footholds big plays. against l.a.'s sea at their brand new single purpose stadium. an impressive backdrop for a lively encounter. with the crowd also in talks for. one of the final whistle the new regime it was one of his last matches with dortmund. america's still a land of vast opportunity los angeles is certainly that kind of city it was fun a great game against a great team in the national media and a good way to round everything out of one's faith. in music sets off on their own stateside jaunt a lot later after the world cup and the summer break their first port of call was philadelphia. also very much in focus new coach nico co that she will get back to him shortly. first up a meeting with rocky balboa phillies most

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they'll have to do without big players like kevin prince philip take ucas. i don't ski. and oh mom ask her out. so who's going to fill that void. it's been a sobering start to the season so far. after being stretched in the super cup bye bye and the fans then saw the sides crash out in the cups at all. yes fourth division fame frankfurt did manage to beat freiburg on the opening weekend but the nerves seemed frayed at best in the wake of the big name departures perhaps kevin trapp will restore some balance back from paris such a man he's got something to prove how will the new frankfurt cope with setbacks like falling behind at home to braman on saturday sako opened his goodness legal recounts midway through the first office and as the video assist referee correctly judged unlike the marines meant no offsides that was. when the going gets tough sometimes unfortunately the tough get going it get trade williams case in voluntarily after being sent off just past the half hour mark a real test of frankfurt's resilience. the sikkim fish less are better off they showed lots of

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philip claims that the biggest achievement was his boris likes. of him having a successful challenge to theresa may is slim. you think about it, there are 316 tory mps and it is most unlikely to get anywhere near half of those mps actually having no confidence in her. there might be 50 or 60 but to get to 159 is boast an unlikely. i think she looks pretty safe, apart from boris. ithink think she looks pretty safe, apart from boris. i think we are speculating about something that is not really going to happen at all. do you think he's going for the leadership? he is permanently doing that but unfortunately for him, not only are senior conservatives publicly dissing him now, we have phillip hammond and also ruth davidson, the scottish conservative leader saying that his remarks were unwarranted when he called theresa may's chequers deal to range. she is advising that he takes a period of silence. —— arranged. the polling also suggest that he would be wise to put a lid on his relentless ambition to lead the party. the mail on sunday today was suggest

reporter: philip had to wait seven months for a new heart.hat is s not uncommon because e number of organ donors in germany is falling. with more than 10,000 patients on waiting lists, donations have dropped to just 800 a year. >> in many clinics, organ donations happen so rarely that the concept of organ donation is quite foreign. so when it does happen, the staff often do not know the proper procedures and can be quite overwhelmed. reporter: it is not that people are unwilling to donate, experts say, but rather that they failed to give written consent before they die. this often leaves grieving relatives facing a momentous choice. >> at the moment when a loved one dies, relatives are not in a strong position to make clear decisions. it is easy if they know exactly what their family member wanted. but otherwise it can be very difficult to decide on their own. reporter: that is why germany's health minister wants to change how organ donation works in germany. people currently opt-in to donate, but under the new proposal they would have to opt

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to have five minutes for us sure no problem philip miller listens to electro and techno music. for the test of hearing a consultant. fastens approach microphone to his ear and covers it with headphones experts say listening to noise levels of eighty decibels for several hours a day is already a problem. here we have an average level of around eighty five decibels that puts us in a range where industry for example if you work for a week or eight hours a day then you probably really have to wear hearing protection. i wasn't so aware of this problem i worry about a lot of other things but not explicitly about we're hearing experts. and the other participants in our test don't seem to worry about their hearing either they all listen to loud music for several hours a day experts recommend two hours at most. i didn't realize that it could lead to such damage long term. most new if phones indicate the volume range that's considered safe. play on the phone as color coded so once it shows red you're in an area where it's not so good to wear earphones for an extended period of time. max

philip poison mixes music with poetry. it's. gone beyond your concert in forty five minutes on t.w. . cold. cuts for the first time doing detailing. are quite incredible it's a whole new world to. combine the consumer space industry on it's a new era of sexuality. will not sickness be a thing of the toughest and sexual frustration too much i still. have to get used to these robots new ways of exploring new frontier in sex and love. in. september twenty fifth. l.o.l. and a very warm welcome to focus on europe glad you could join me there are places that will forever be willing to set an event or cry like in the case of rather ham in the united kingdom the northern english town.

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