the number of shops offering tattoos and piercings has rocketed in recent yea rs, and piercings has rocketedre than 170% injust a decade. 0ne years, up by more than 170% injust a decade. one in five of us now has a decade. one in five of us now has a tattoo, but in a survey of more than 800 people who were tattooed, pierced, or underwent acupuncture or electrolysis in the last couple of yea rs, electrolysis in the last couple of years, 18% experience negative side effects. wales is the only part of the uk where a compulsory licensing scheme for tattoo parlours and others offering similar services is being introduced. today's report says that not enough is being done in the rest of the country to protect the public from potentially serious infection. for that story and more, breakfast is coming up at 6:00am, with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the us military has released a video showing forces removing an unexploded mind from one of the ships attacked on thursday. after a controversial and difficult two years — one of donald trump'

we will talk about it with karen pierce, the u.k. ambassador to un. yuan -- this is bloomberg. ♪ back. welcome president trump is in europe commemorating the 75th anniversary of d-day. the president is with world leaders that he's been at odds with over policy. one of the big points of contention is the iran deal and the u.s. decision to withdraw from the agreement. insisted that hee and emmanuel macron have the same goals in mind. >> we don't want to see your on having nuclear weapons, and i don't want to see them having nuclear weapons. they will not have nuclear weapons. president trump also offered his advice on u.k. leaders on the trip am a promising a great trade deal after their exit from the eu. here to discuss the future of u.k.f this and multilateralism, karen pierce, u.k. ambassador to the u.n. president trump wanted to build a wall with mexico, impose tariffs on them. how has this rising wind of protectionism affected the dynamics within the united nations? within the u.n., you have people who believe in the cause of multilateralism but do

for most people, getting a tattoo or piercing is a straightforward procedure.s formed by our skin is broken, and health experts say not enough is being done to prevent infection. the whole desire for body modification is something that has grown in the last couple of decades, as people become more interested in their body image. and that's great, but the legislation just hasn't caught up, and we would like to see a level playing field, basically. i think it would be useful for anyone in the uk to know that, wherever they're going, they can be assured that the person who is giving them a special procedure such as a tattoo is suitably qualified in infection control, and so that it really does minimise the risk of side effects. the number of shops offering tattoos and piercings has rocketed in recent years, up by more than 170% injust a decade. one in five of us now has a tattoo. but, in a survey of more than 800 people who were tattooed, pierced, or underwent acupuncture or electrolysis in the last couple of years, 18% experienced negative side effects. wales is

that is right at clay and pierce. clay to pierce streets on the backside of the construction site, and they are asking all others to simply stay away from the area. el camino real a. majoro thorough fare that will back up traffic closed from scott to lincoln to give the crews enough time and space to fight this battle. >> and they are fighting. this is an attack on all sides of the major construction site. you can see why. this is a residential and business area. there are businesses across the street. and a lot of trees around. and also, a the love homes, especially on the backside of this building at least from this view from chopper 5. this is, again, a what we are hearing now a construction worker may have been hurt trying to escape the firech. >> we will check in on that. let's go to the ground where len ramirez, do you have any information further on that potential injury? >> reporter: well week don't have any specific information on the potential injury, but i can tell you when we arrived there was a lot of con

this came up again with prince charles in the interview with pierce. so here is that clip. >> i believe that there is a change in weather and i think it changes both ways. don't forget it used to be called global warming and it didn't work and then climate change and now called extreme weather because with extreme weather you can't miss. >> because once again the president confuses weather and climate change. tom sadir is with me. and you could just fact check, lay it out for me. >> well, i doubt he told prince charles it was a chinese hoax but at least he's talking. first he said global warming was the term and then it wasn't working and that is false. global warming and climate change and extreme weather are interchangeable. they do mean different things. global warming, that is long-term warming due to increase fossil fuel emissions. i know there is skeptics out there and still some deniers. all of the blewer and cooler than average areas and then into the 80s and 90s here, brooke, watch the deep red. this is pure fact. we know that the warming of t

they pierced my heart and my self-regard and i have never forgotten them. they were meant to make me a better person. they were meant to let me know being charitable wasn't enough. writing a check isn't enough. bringing a little attention to suffering isn't enough. even confronting evil isn't enough. she was telling me that to be sincere, to be genuine and be genuine value to others we must love those whom we help. ever since i have tried to act from the heart since then, i have been privileged to work with people who serve others, to really see the people we are trying to help, to love them and the memories of many of them have stayed with me forever. a little boy in a refugee camp at the end of the first gulf war, oil wells were burning in kuwait. southern iraq was in chaos. amid the death and destruction of war, families had crowded into an overcrowded camp temporarily offlimits to the regime. all around this little boy was suffering, hunger, illness, desperation, fear of what saddam hussein might eventually do to them. he was small and he was poorly nou

ambassador karen pierce talking to the bbc's nada tawfik.ning to tonight's democratic debate, anticipation is building in miami. with me is political correspondent anthony zurcher. yothanvery much for tearing yourse let's talk about the supporters behind us. they have been pretty noisy and they are also very young. on stage is going to be pete buttigieg, one of the youngest jocandidates, an biden, one of the oldest. what do we make of the optics? anthony: that generational dynamic is key. bernie sanders, two septa generic candidates, and kamala harris is very young. the big story is joe biden. a lot of people going after him, and bernie sanders with th moderate vs. true believer set up. everyone wants to take him down a peg. his name was not mentioned at all last night, but i don't think he will get off stt free december. jane: supporters are talking about andrew yang and marianne williamson, two candidates that a lot of americans have not heard of. have heard of them. [laughter] jane: how important are these debates for the lower tier candi

the piercing is made with the mechanics leg bone which is then left in the liver for some time. later it's replaced with an embed port plug an adornment made of potoroo wood. healthwise the plugs are problematic as they all to the shape of the jaw and cause issues with nutrition. nothing precise is known about the sacred meaning of the m.b. have hordes. simply say that it's beautiful. to consider themselves dressed in their normal environment and then wrap their private parts in a palm leaf. this counts as clothing without which they would feel uncomfortable and embarrassed to go to. the jennings family has always striven to maintain that connection to nature it's traditional in these parts to go to the swamp with a hammock to swing around for a few days among the venomous snakes and spiders this attitude to the environment has been passed down the generations eric even decided to build his house close to the jungle. we go to my. wedding. to start because this is my. youngest brother that's going to bed today. to. to stay with my family. because i hate. the jennings our local ar

i went to the franklin pierce law center, and new hampshire really is a second home for me. and through that process i heard about politics and eggs breakfast. i wasn't the top student at franklin pierce so i never thought i would actually be speaking here at the politics and eggs breakfast. but i'm honored to be here and i know how deeply this tradition runs in the country. congressman, a colleague, but he and i used to be roommates in washington dc so it's great to be here with you and barbara, old friends from franklin pierce and new hampshire. alderman dan o'neill, this thank you so much for being here. this is a great honor. i believe we are at an inflection point in the country's history. i come from an area in northeast ohio, halfway between cleveland and pittsburgh, my district includes cities like youngstown, akron, and we are at the at the epicenter of industrialization in the united states. we have seen and i can tell you stories going back 40 years, about my wife's dad who lost his job at youngstown sheet and tube in the late 1970s, it was back in the day where i

i went to the franklin pierce law center. new hampshire really is a second home for me. through that process, i heard about the politics and eggs breakfast. now, i was not the top student at franklin pierce, so i never thought i would be speaking here at the politics and eggs breakfast, but i'm honored to be here. i know how deeply this tradition runs in the country. congressman capuano, a colleague, but him and i also used to be roommates in washington, d.c., so great to be here with you. barbara, senator souci, senator dalessandro, old friends from new hampshire, alderman dan o'neill, mr. berry, thank you for being here. this is a great honor. i believe we are at an inflection point in the country. i come from ohio, my district includes youngstown, akron, ohio. we are really at the epicenter of de-industrialization in the united states. i could tell you stories going back 40 years about my wife andrea's dad who lost his dad at youngstown sheet and to in the late 1970's. it was back in a day that if they closed a factory, they did not give you 60 days notice. back then,

there is a leather bound bible, a bullet pierced its pages. she opened the cover and pried apart two of the pages. stuck between them, a little torn off piece of what might have been a receipt or a name. antonio carefully wrapped it up and sent it to the company in texas. two weeks later, i box appeared in her mail. antonio found her home and knocked on her front door. she greeted her. her eyes were bond with grief, she was welcomed. antonio sensed the effort it took for the survivor degree the stream of people meeting with her for investigation, community members who suddenly wanted to know her and family and friends who stopped by to visit. she decided to make it quick. as they walked inside, antonio held up the box. she took it from her, she opened it, there was tissue paper inside. there was her bible, she calls it her basic instructions before leaving earth. she opened the front cover, paper inside, a tear barely visible now where a bullet pierced pages. despite a gunshot, the blood and the cleansing, god's words were still clear and bold

franklin pierce, your neighbor to the north in new hampshire. franklin pierce had a problem with alcohol for a lot of his presidency. and understandable because he has a very tragic story in his life. that he and his wife had three children. two of them died before he was elected to office. on the train, after the - - the train coming to washington, there was an accident with the train and this young son was thrown at the age of 11 out of the train. and he was killed. franklin pierce carried his son's lifeless body up to the train to his wife. and in fact, they had to deal with that as he was getting his administration settled. 42nd position, andrew johnson. the first president to be impeached. the person link and put in office as a compromise to appease the south. he ended up having a terrible record toward african-americans and voting rights and earns before the second position with 43rd, james buchanan. pennsylvania finally spit his violently is one of my favorites. it captures him perfectly. the title is worst. president. ever. [laughter] ro

for most people, getting a tattoo or piercing is a straightforward procedure.s grown in the last couple of decades, as people become more interested in their body image. and that's great, but the legislation just hasn't caught up, and we would like to see a level playing field, basically. i think it would be useful for anyone in the uk to know that, wherever they're going, they can be assured that the person who is giving them a special procedure such as a tattoo is suitably qualified in infection control, and so that it really does minimise the risk of side effects. the number of shops offering tattoos and piercings has rocketed in recent years, up by more than 170% injust a decade. one in five of us now has a tattoo. but, in a survey of more than 800 people who were tattooed, pierced, or underwent acupuncture or electrolysis in the last couple of years, 18% experienced negative side effects. wales is the only part of the uk where a compulsory licensing scheme for tattoo parlours and others offering similar services is being introduced. today's report says tha

his policy record rather than just his attitude to his colleagues that made the attack on biden so piercing. biden didn't have much to say. he ended his feeble reply on an almost poignant metaphor. take a look. have alsocampaign, we heard, and i will direct this at vice president biden, i do not believe you are a racist. when you commit yourself to the importance of finding common ground. but i also believe, and it's personal, it was hurtful -- to hear you talk about the reputation of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on segregation of race in this country. it was not only that but you also worked with them to oppose bussing. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school and she was bust to school every day. that little girl was me. so i will tell you that on the subject, it cannot be in intellectual debate among democrats. we have to take it seriously. [applause] >> this character race and of my position is a mischaracterization. i did not praise racists, that is not true. if we want to have this campai

goths, punks, people with tattoos, piercings, body modifications. wide range of individuals. this competition really is sort of allowing people to say, this is who i am, i'm proud of who i am, i'm an individual and i stand out. it's making me look like a mugshot, like i'm in prison. take it away! some people might find the goth style a little intimidating but, i have to say, the whitby goth festival is a fun, inclusive event where everyone is made to feel welcome. their next weekend takes place from october 25—27. good evening. elsewhere cloud increases of the next couple of days it would take on a more sinister appearance. not everyone will see these but there could be some torrential thunderstorms of the next few days with the risk of flash flooding, pretty hot and humid as well and that he committed he will build later in the week but with that, the sunshine will be back more widely. 0ut there at the moment, we have the weather fronts pushing in with a low pressure to the south west of the uk, south easterly winds, with the bringing in the humid

an interview that he made with pierce morgan. cnn phil black joining us with the latest.good morning. the president stunned the uk yesterday when he was asked if the nhs, the national health service, would be on the table in a trade deal between the u.s. and the uk. it didn't appear like he fully understood what that question meant or what the nhs was because now a major back track. good morning. >> yeah, good morning, dave. he was asked that at a press conference he simply said everything should be on the table and the president simply reflecting his view of trade talks which is everything should be up for grabs. normally perhaps what he wasn't aware of was the fact that the nhs, the universal health care system that taxer is deeply loved, deeply sensitive and there is a real controversy here over the possibility of a future trade talk allowing private american health and medical companies greater access to that system. it's something that across the political spectrum leaders in this country and indeed the general population are generally against in this interview with

you do the roast wouldn't blame for the goose to get the 6 or the most but the more pierce has removed the group move new surely you see a new player moves further with coke the wood pigeons are forged so you'd flip then you open the us the care of the way i'm so let's. flip. flop. play. play. floor play. play. play. play. play play. it's just such. a very warm welcome to you you're watching us and. that. was. that. the u.s. president donald trump was treated to a royal welcome museum box when i 3 day state visit to britain but don't before stirring up controversy of the trucks in crowds of protesters. from son in law says he's uncertain palestinians are capable of governing themselves it comes as his plans peace summit is snubbed by palestinian leaders who accused him of trying to bind them up.

but the more pierce is removed from the moon you should learn. the work of the work which is record for your return your from the. thank you. agree has long positioned itself as a sovereign player within the e.u. it can stand up to brussels put its foot down when it comes to its own national interests but when it comes to dealing with the trumpet ministration is the government just as ready to put hungary 1st. officer. told to get up off the ground serve began to pat him down. and then freeze on the sounds of an mit grown man in the christening essentially. trying. to push through away from the officer. of his crew. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then what happened on 3 swung at the end didn't hit him i never saw any contact with you do you any kind went back to where they were so the answer is back here there try again 15 feet apart at this point and that's when the officer is gonna need to turn 3. this is. one. of the stories that shapes of the week here on our t.v. the russian and chinese president speak o

but the more pierce has removed you surely you see a new free moves through the work which is rick which to your resume your familiar new feature of it were a missile richard. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that profile in the spot placed before the conviction. ted any interrogation out there what you'll see is threat promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable makes them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i would cooperate send a statement that i would be home by that time the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with solving a crime. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective and i'm used to surpris

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. >> no time at all pierced to friend will tell you this is a huge property. >> take a picture and lookis part of this. >> yes it really is. >> for years people came out and did the thing. >> for fran it is all about what can be. >> we are going to be with this building when it could built. >> you see a city that has been well loved and most of all by fran. >> reporter: your birthday is this month? >> yes july 29. i'm having a party. >> reporter: you're having a party. because you're going to be >> 90.'s be mac and years old. -- >> 90 years old. >> it will be held in american canyon, the party. >> we should come back for the party in july i can only imagine the cake glowing with 90 candles and friends face on top so congratulations 90 your strong. >> speaking of birthdays we want to have a shot at right now to someone who works for the city his name is brian and he is actually the superintendent of public works for the city of american canyon turning 56 today and when jennifer reached out and wanted to get a shout out so happy birthday to you brian i wish we had your picture we do not h

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it seemed that no one in coldwater could comprehend what had happened, including steve and joanie pierceclose friends of both tom and dar who learned of the murder from tom himself. >> i said, the three of you were always together, and he was crying, and he said, i know, i know. i should have been there for her. and then i said, if you would have been, the three of you would be dead now instead of just dar. >> but just 24 hours into the investigation, detective jim carbon had almost abandoned the theory that this was a random act of violence. >> it appeared to me that this was a staged break and intering to hide a homicide that took place. >> but according to detective carbon, whoever staged the burglary didn't factor in the weather that day. >> it got really warm. we had a huge snow meltoff. >> the ground around the farmhouse was unusually wet and muddy. so you would expect that there would be muddy footprints from inside the residence where somebody would come through that door? >> absolutely. >> was there any footprints, anything? >> there was nothing. >> but it was the yellow bag fou

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. >> he was headed to a dmv appointment when he heard the piercing scream of a baby. he saw a little bare foot boy clad in only a diaper and a shirt alone on this corner in antioch. >> i looked over here. >> right here. >> he was scared. his hands in his faflts wondering where he was at. he was hyperventilating. the baby is lost. >> he took the little boy into his house and called police. the toddler ate some cereal but no one was lock for the boy. the 2-year-old was taken into protective custody. >> hours went by. police canvassed the neighborhood a second time and they said they found an older sister, an adult watching the child. but they said accidentally fell asleep and left the door unlocked. no foul play. but an investigation is underway. >> the boy's mother raced home from her job at a vallejo fast food restaurant when she heard what that. she said it was an accident. they had only lived in the neighborhood one week. >> he just opened the door and wandered off. >> the boy is unsafe and uninjured. the man who rescued him got to meet the grateful mom. in antioch,

when the seaside resort was founded here an $827.00 we didn't have any harbor breakwaters or pierce we had nothing at all when the 1st passenger ship arrived a year later they had to drop anchor somewhere and our fishermen and pilots went out in our fishing boats and brought the guests for the 1st time ever to land in there brought a boat. of my brother called. eventually the harbor was built and ferrying passengers was no longer necessary. soon after the ships put in the bay destroying walls for visitors still come to shop duty free. they generally have 4 hours before they ship sails again. the tours that time so that the day trip is can go along to the bank or to a brings them some 25 meters deep inside the red cliffs. this is where the heligoland is sought shelter from the bombings. it's the only remainder of a once vast bunker complex running throughout heligoland. which is the target audience the part where no came through all the bombings and after the war on damaged. the last bombs fell in february 952 so it's important to us many hella glanders especially the older ones older l

started digging deeper after learning three other people have also died in tennessee when x-lites pierced their vehicles. the deadly accidents have happened in other states, too. sarah weinberg was killed on i-66 ivirginia, and after hitting an x-lite on maryland's eastern shore, maryland, virginia, and 14 other states are now in the process of replacing x-lights. back in tennessee, steve sorts through these thousands o pages he has collected through public records requests and online research. the tennessee department of transportation says the x-lite functioned properly innn ha's crash, something this father doesn't accept based on what ot's discovered. he's particularlyred by emails he found that show the federal highway administration was aware of concerns about the x-lite before his daughter died. >> i have federal highway talking about extraordinary x-lite images. >> reporter: you are looking at those extraordinary images we obtained them through the freedom of information act. they show six different crash scenes in missouri where x-lights were hit. >> i have been meeting twice in

paul pierce from the celtics survived being stabbed 11 times in 2000 and chante losean a and killed.now that you saw what happened with this baseball player, it will definitely increase. >> reporter: tonight ortiz is in recovery. his daughter posting this photo of her family to trinstagram an writing, i would like to formally thank everyone who has reached out so kindly to feed us, transport us and support us. and we are sending our best to big papi and his family. >>> coming up we switch gea beh the fans and the struggle. ♪ ♪ ♪ the 2019 nissan kicks. ♪ but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. high protein for strong muscles. a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one true instinct. also in grain-free for dogs and cats. featuring three new dishes that are planked-to-perfeer! or new colossal shrimp & salmon with a citrusy drizzle. tender, smoky, and together on one plank... ...but not for long- so hurry in! detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, but adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% with 0% bleach. lysol. what it tak

. >> reporter: but in tacoma, washington, pierce county officials say the best clinical care is nowhere0 inmates received at the county's jail when a ccs subsidiary took over its health care. >> we have a constitutional responsibility to this part of the population and they're innocent until proven guilty. even when they're guilty, they're still human beings entitled to health care. that's what we thought with we were getting with ccs. >> but you didn't get that sno. >> no. >> reporter: county attorney dan hamilton said staffing shortages led to horrifying examples of poor care. a cancer patient not given prescribed chemotherapy treatment. an inmate with a broken jaw given only baby ibuprofen for pain. written requests for medical attention from prisoners stuffed in a drawer and ignored, according to a nurse. after a year, the county stopped paying and described correct care's actions as morally reprehensible. earlier this year, a jury ordered ccs to pay the county $1.6 million, a verdict ccs is appealing. dan hamilton says, weeks after pierce county hired a new private health care prov

. >> we cannot pierce the veil here, so to speak.e are paying tens of millions of dollars, seeing others throughout the aluminum supply chain are getting those gains. if you look at can sheets, we buy cans for our beer cans. can sheet is made up of 90% of the aluminum used for can sheet should not carry a tariff. that is because you have 70% of an aluminum can is recycled content. section 232 excludes recycled content. on top of that, with 232 being lifted off of canadian aluminum, we estimate 90% of the aluminum in can sheet should not have a tariff, but we are paying as if 100% of the aluminum in can sheet has a tariff. alix: do you have a read on what your premium should actually be based on the supply and demand in the market? >> the premium should not represent supply and demand but the logistical cost. there should be a duty paid, duty unpaid on premium. when you are paying the tariff, you pay the duty paid. when you are not paying the tariff, you pay the duty unpaid. alix: do you have any visibility into what premiums will be

>> along with chrissy, carly pierce and scotty mccreary are also going to sing here.re? i mean, we could rock, kill sunshine day. ♪ everybody's smiling, sunshine day ♪ ♪ sunshine day ♪ everybody's smiling ♪ sunshine day >> "e.t." was first to show you inside the newly remodeled los angeles house. the complete reveal will be on "a very brady renovation," premiering on hgtv this september. >> i feel like now that you're together, you want to be together forever and that this could be something that goes on for a while. >> i would love it. i'm all for it and we definitely -- and i'm not even kidding about this, we definitely -- we definitely have to have a sleepover in the house. >> without cameras. >>> still ahead -- big limit lies scoop before sunday's premiere. >>> then -- >> there's a new hot couple in country music. >> carly pearce and michael ray spill wedding secrets more from nashville when "e.t." returns. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> i still feel responsible for the accident. >> ooh, i can't wait. the ladies of monterey are trying to keep their sec

we may start calling paul pierce the prophet.want to revise your prediction, knowing that kevin durant is playing tonight? >> no, i just think that the toronto raptors are in such a great rhythm through four games that i don't think -- it doesn't matter who comes back tonight. they're on their home floor. they have a momentum. they have the whole country behind them. it's going to be hard for golden state to get this win. all the pressure is on golden state. even with kevin durant, i feel like toronto is going to go away with the win. >> interesting. you have come back from a variety of injuries through what was a great career. make you can tell us how different it is for k.d. to come back. you're talking about an elimination game after you are out for a month.utla a sh in game 5 after sitting for a month? that's a diffi i know kevin durant is one of the greatest players in the game, he's a great@athle athlet. there's nothing to emulate nba finals game a after a 30-day layoff. it's going to be different, but i think his presence

storm chasers capture lightning bolts piercing the skies over abilene.er's paul williams has more. >> good morning kenneth, janai. let's start off with thunderstorms erupting once again in texas, covering dallas, oklahoma, arkansas, missouri, the tennessee valley region, right into the ohio valley region with a mixture of showers and thunderstorms, and we're watching out for isolated thunderstorms throughout the dakotas going into eastern portions of montana. but severe storms will target dallas, little rock, springfield, missouri, nashville, st. louis, all the way up towards indianapolis with the possibility of 70-mile-per-hour gusts and large hail. kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to paul there watching that weather system. >>> a new poll may make you want to take a deep breath. and hold it for a while. >> but breathe. the survey by ugov.com finds nearly 40% of 18 to 24-year-olds don't use deodorant. the numbers improve slightly with age. about 30% of 25 to 34-year-olds go without. that's about a third. apparently it's not that they don't believe in perso