-- in the pla? how can the u.s.and allies work together to prevent the pla from undermining stability, especially in the south china sea? how the uss china's belt and wrote initiative in terms of a potential military threat to the indo pak region and u.s. interests? lt. gen. ashley: hard to unpack. i think the biggest part of that is to make sure that as we work with partners and allies, they have eyes wide open and that they understand the nation of -- the nature of those relationships, when china comes with a great offer of funding for a project, what does that really mean for them? this has been an when we talk about the course of economics. what may look like a really great deal as part of the belt and wrote initiative or some other presence manifest itself into a course of pressure. a lot of times those deals are not necessarily manifesting themselves in, you pick your nation, they are coming in, i am going to get jobs, this is going to help the economy. but what they do is bring workers and supplant the host n

y> last week we felt like we didn't pla physical enough and run to the bl like we should have.a big thing in practice. you see guys running hitting, flying around playing off each other. that's the way we play football. >> tough loss last weekd anthen coming back here and jumpngg out and pla as hard as they played today was impressive. >> reporter: dave,nk just t about this. washington scored four the first in just half against green bay. meanwhile they didn't score a touchdown against the colts, so scored three touchdowns in the first two games, but four against gen bay. that is certainly a way to bounce back. feeling goo heading into the bye-week. >> erika just bought super bowl tickets, so we're in good shape. more coming on sports finally tonight. >> tiger woods entering the final round of the tour championship looking for his first win since 2013. woods, justea aiful birdie putt, five clear of the field. on 18, all he has to do is tap it in. for the first timen i876 games, he's back on top of the mountain, his 80thareer win on the pga tour. it was a special day. >>> let's

your biggest concern with respect to the pla and how can the u.s. and allies in the region work together to prevent pla from undermining stability especially in the south china sea? and the addendum, how do you assess china's belt and road initiative in terms of a potential military pack to the indo-pak region? >> so i think the biggest part of that, as we work with the partners of allies, they have eyes wide open and that they understand the nature of those relationships when china comes in with the great offer of funding for a project, and what does that really mean for them. and this has been in open press, when he talk about course of economics, that what may look like a really great deal as part of the belt and road initiatives or some other presence maestz itself into course of pressure and a lot of times those deals aren't necessarily manifesting themselves, pick your nation, i'm coming in, this is great, i'm going to get jobs, this is going to help my economy, when in fact they bring in workers and actually supplant the host nation. i think

that is $300 million of a hole and of course going forward it doesn't pla to contribute anything at all thank you very much. t and we'll jave more on this story later in the program. a reminder as well you can get background and analysi on our website bbc.com/news or down load thebc news app. me of the greatest musical performances of the last 60 years have joined leading htpoliticians and civil r leaders to remember the life of aretha franklin. she dieder earhis month from cancer at the age of 7 the funeral service for the singer who became known as the queen of soul has been taking place in detroit at the church where she sang as a child. our north american correspoent was in attendance. ♪ marvelous marvelous >> it is a day of giving praise for the life of a woman who ma an unprecedented impact with her voice and with her soul. ♪ it's marvelous >> a culmination of two weeks of tribute since the passing aretha franklin. a public that adored her lined up for hours toet inside t church and say their final good-byes to the queen of soul. >> i could not sit at h and watch it on television.

to pla, and how can u.s.and allies in the region work together to prevent the pla from under my ding stability? -- undermining stability? threat --f a military >> hard one to unpack. i think the biggest part of that is to make sure that partners and allies, they have eyes wide open. and they understand the nation of those relationships with funding for a project. an open press when talking about economics. a great deal as part of the belton road initiative. and runs itself into the course of pressure. those deals don't always manifest themselves. it going to help my economy? potatoes they bring in workers and actually supplant the host station -- host nation. there are good things the chinese do. but it's also to understand with eyes wide open with the nature of their relationship is. some of those have a course of what economics look like and bio remorse in that process. i think it's integral as well. book written by graham allison. the subtitle is can china and micros to get -- my goal is to get -- so i had

m ost pla ces clearing away on the radar picture. most places ended the day on a drying up. blowing over the north of scotland, but otherwise staying dry. clear starry skies overhead, you can see the extent of the pale green on the chart. even in towns and cities is interviewed chilly, for but in the countryside, some places will reach freezing and perhaps even below. so a touch of frost on the odd mist patch tomorrow morning. but as we go in through the day, it is looking like a lovely day for most. some sunshine and maybe the odd showerfor for most. some sunshine and maybe the odd shower for irish sea coast of in london and wales, north of scotla nd of in london and wales, north of scotland as well, but most places dry. temperatures may be slightly higher than today, 1a to 16 celsius. high—pressure holding firm as we get into tuesday, but we see some thing ofa into tuesday, but we see some thing of a change up to the north—east, frontal systems approaching which bring more in the way of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. another chilly start for most of us, but eastern scot

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going to pick and choose court cases and that if it wants to try the afghan case it will so it use the pla matic language unlike the language used by bolton but at the end of the day without the political will of countries the i.c.c. cannot function we did speak to human rights defenders as well as former prosecutors and they're saying that the united states acts as if it is above the law that oh yes the nationals of every country can be tried apart from u.s. nationals and that the united states uses the courts. as a political instrumental when it wants to do so and they cite the example of libya for example when they referred libya to the i.c.c. the united states was among the un security council member states that did so so criticism human rights defenders and former prosecutors that the united states feels that it is above the law and the reaction from the i.c.r.c. i.c.c. really diplomatic language but at the same time stretched the dismissing and not attaching really a lot of importance to what bolton said. they want all the news is for brazil's jailed former presidential reason arceo

the us market is just a small percentage of this plant's market is just a small percentage of this plaet is just a small percentage of this plant's production, and that the trade war could hurt the us more than the chinese. translation: the chinese government will not fall back. if the us begins to target china, it will have a huge impact on us businessmen operating here, not just the chinese. whoever has the stronger will will win. but, for now, i still believe china has the ability to control the situation. from china's point of view, the us has also reaped multiple rewards here. looking at the last few decades since the us and china established diplomatic tie, all the us companies are in china, some have a big operation here, some bigger than in the us, you can't say that's not a success. what do they have to complain about? this is coming at a delicate time for the chinese economy, which is slowing down. at a local university we hear how it has some worried aboutjob prospects, and also how it is leading to a rising sense of national pride. translation: china has risen quickly over

that he is back in the american ryder cup team and cannot wait for the match which of course ta kes plad of this month. what about phil mickelson? i feel it would be hard to be somewhat out of his stature. exactly he and he has been an architect of the new outburst that the americans have too the ryder cup. it was phil mickelson who spoke out in the wake of the defeat in 2014 at gleneagles who was the driving force behind the task forces and new way in which the americans averse to wire cup. —— ryder cup. this is the first time he's needed a wild card pick since the 1990s. he made his debut back in 1995. he has played in every ryder cup since then. so it went up in a really big set to beat him out even though his form has not been the best in recent times. only one top ten since winning in march. but i think the fact that he mixes so well particularly with the younger generation of the american players means that he is seen byjim furyk as an important cog within the american team for the match in france. you mentioned mickelson's farm, a sharp contrast from bryson dechambeau pasta form.

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several firms have set up pla nts instead. several firms have set up plants here. company. firm's boss tells me that india contributes a significant chunk the total solar power added in the world. in india alone, around 50 gigawatts would be added. so that is huge. and it is not just large solar farms. added. so that is huge. and it is notjust large solar farms. rooftop installations are also proving popular. in a country where electricity from traditional distribution networks is often unreliable and patchy, it would make sense for factories to have their own solar energy on the rooftops. but the point at which this went from being an idea to something executed in reality was about three yea rs executed in reality was about three years ago, when the cost of power generated from the sun became cheaper than that from additional energy sources. these solar panels we re energy sources. these solar panels were set up about a year ago. they power the factory below. nearly 90% of the machines here work on electricity generated from sunlight, manufacturing fertiliser bags

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now jay admits when he was over the spee he qstions the pla some cameras. >> so if it goes fro and it's not that ob of course it's desig un ensnarspecting me and that's what h >> rorter: accordi washington city pape income from red ligh camera tickets jumpe over $69 million in $123 million in 2016 d.c. leaders and num have always maintained program is set up fo for drivers like jay - >> i haven't gotten ticket in a dozen ye i can't remember the l>> omething isn't adding up. >> a lot of opinions about this. >> it sparks a conversation. >> talking about the speed and red light cameras. >> well, ono other things to talk about with chuck. >> you can do a whole show on speed and red light cameras. "meet the ratings would be way up with that. everybody has an opinion. >> let's talk about what will happen on the show today where you have a guilty plea from tim one head of the trump presidential campaign as the president tries to look presidential in the wakef florence and the devastation in the carolinas. >> what grade do you give him for florence? it's hard to say because he's still in it. >>

going to pick and choose court cases and that if it wants to try the afghan case it will so it use the pla matic language unlike the language used by bolton but at the end of the day without the political will of countries the i.c.c. cannot function we did speak to human rights defenders as well as former prosecutors and they're saying that the united states acts as if it is above the law that oh yes the nationals of every country can be tried apart from u.s. nationals and that the united states uses the. court as a political instrumental when it wants to do so and they cite the example of libya for example when they referred libya to the i.c.c. the united states was among the un security council member states that did so so criticism human rights defenders and former prosecutors that the united states feels that it is above the law and the reaction from the i.c.r.c. i.c.c. really diplomatic language but at the same time strether dismissing and not attaching really a lot of importance to what bolton said. let's move on to other news now lawyers for brazil's jailed former president reason a

. >>> a guilty pla he from a former walnut creek middle schoolteacher.e received a report about his activity about an online forum. the witness claimed he was having contact with -- the judge sentenced him to 25 years to life in prison. >>> san jose is about to get lit. city council members approved an proposal that allows the electronics billboards to go up on city-owned property. the decision lifts a decades-old ban. it will likely about ring in about 00,000 each year. opponents including ma i yor samly cardo says the billboards are eyesores waiting to happen. >>> a in had you honorary member of the sharks, we'll introduce you to him, next. >>> tonight at 6:00, teenager spending all day on their cell phones, not a huge surprise, whate i p san jose students were watching all day today. that story and more at 6:00. >>> finally at 5:00, a special night for a special member of the sharks. last year you might remember we introduced you to hayden bradley, the north bay teenager was diagnosed with pulmonary etresiia at birth. he became a honorary member. toni

. >> happening today, the logan circle community isg pla a public meeting to discuss the gruesome attack that left wen martinez dead. that's at 6:30 tonight at the marriott marquis. martinez was stabbed wednesday whilein jo police charged anthony crawford in her death. also t happening int area, a safety walk. residents will begin their walk at 19th and l street to show their concern about the violence in the area. >> here's a look atour other top stories this morning. d.c. police are investigating a possate crime after two gay men were attacked. we're not showing their i faces this video at their t.re it happened on sunday. one of the men was knocked unconscious. police are searching for five suspects in this case. >> a balmore police officer i expected to survive after deadly shoot out with a suspect. that happened in west baltimore. police in baltimore say the s respect the officer and the officer fired back killing the man. >> sentenc tg begay for bill cosby. he is facing up to 30 years in prison for sexually aaulting andrea constand. his other accusers are calling for tax mum senten

. >> this morning, crews pla to put a flag on the side of the pentagon. justin will be theive for us later in ourhi broadcast ts morning. >> thousands are also to gather at ground zero to pay their respects. the ceremony will include a moment of silence to observe when the flight struck the north and south tower and the reading of the names of the victims. prident trump and theirst lady will go to the united 93 memorial for a ceremony later toda >>> now to the latest on the up roar in the catholic church. they're sharing their concerns about the sex abuse scandaled linko the former and current arch bishops of washington. they held the first of two meetings last night.pe le told news 4 that they were encouraged not to talk to the media. one womdid, though. she tells news 4 she is a clergy abuse survivor a worries about her grand kids growing up in the church. >> i'm scared because iave grandkids. i want them to post the names of all of the credibly accused priestsn the arch diocese of washington. >> they called for cardinal donald wuerl to re-sign. recent

he's pla with a potato. that's her son's toy, it's a potato. >> carrie underwood is stopping by and she's talking about her growing family. i think she canor a more toys than that. ellen airs right here on nbc 4d hen >>> you're watching today."4 >>> macy's is teaming up with facebook to add hundreds of ands to its pop-up experience. the company announced plans to bring in 150 brands thaten curry advertise to facebook to its pop-up shelves across the countr macy's is also adding virtual reality head sets to enhance the possible experience. the virtual tour, we're going to do that so u don't havo pay for this. >> wouldn't that be nice?f >>> half doctors are feeling over stressed at work. the mayo clinic found 45% of doctors experience one symptom of burnout. that could lead to to being tors making a mistake. those practicing in neurology, general surgery were at the highest risk. >> doctors stressed out? >> exactly. especially if you have some kind of special treatment. >> cusakes. >> alwhelps. >> sorry. i dig

ok, maybe not live forever, but a pla nt—based diet can have some health benefits.avelling to the centre of bulgaria to a place that's lain forgotten for decades, that could become one of the most popular tourists draws in the entire country. with me is architect dora ivanova. she's an expert on the site. i'm excited. it has been a long time i have wanted to come here. wow, it is massive, isn't it? at 70 metres high and 60 metres wide, buzludzha looks out across the balkan mountains. completed in 1981, it was built as an iconic national monument to glorify the communist party. it's here because this was the birthplace of the bulgarian socialist movement. this is powerful, powerful architecture. following the collapse of the regime, the building was abandoned, and later shut off to the public as it fell into disrepair. recently, the only people to have seen inside are a select group of photo—hungry urban explorers who have broken in illegally. this is a really big deal today. the travel show is the first international tv crew to be allowed in the front doors of buzlu

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principal miraida carabello martinez pla a video of the aftermath. >> that's the lunch room. about 50% of the school was destroyed. i still have emotions. >> repter: repairs are ongoing. a third of the students, about 60 children, have scattered to the u.s. mainland. the experience waso traumatic, martinez says even a slight rain can make students cry. >> when it rains, and they see thunder, they hear thunder, they get afraid. >> reporter: psychologist joy lynn suarez says it's not just all of puerto rico. >> it's an island that's been ripped apart. these children were already dealing with so much- violent surroundings, island that's gone bankrupt, people leaving. they can just take so much. >> reporter: suarez, who's also a consultant to the educationer department says she's seeing significant increases in rates of anxiety, depression,p. s d. and suicide attempts. >> familing torn apart. we still have a lot of childreni that one of parents is in the states and the other one is hure. so a year after thicane, i feel we're stillenery, very pr in hurricane mode still. >> reporte

and from frankfurt in summer i now one passes on pla. signing players that identify with the club that still means new concepts and when it works there's joy all around. to him and only needed four minutes to respond to frankfurt's equalizer that's another important quality. again sanchez sets up another player for his first ever job and strike back about cap that also brought cyber in summer from barcelona. his first much first jaunt and first go. first year do it and i'm defeated and have seven points up to three matches the face of the squad is not perfect but it still young and usually shows itself well. now here's another new face of kick. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. here a quad core of mexico where. we travel the world can really feel how high tensions are running i'm going to saying no to stars when they can say never people closer and discuss football i am pretty serious in. this question because. there's a football kick up on you tube. i've been seeing it. and now all the results not a si

ict all the time, more pla is pouring down rivers and into the oceans.on its oop, the cleanup ation will never be enough. david shukman, bbc news. rajini: that is it from here. i am rajini vaidyanathan. thanks very much for watching "world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyleso you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay o-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now frostselected app ores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it startwith a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and thene begin to erisel. we strip away evything that stands in the way to reveal new possibilities. at purepoint financial, we h designed our modern approach to banking around you -- your plans, your goals, your dreams. your tomorrow is now. purepoint financial. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles

. >> wendy, i love you and i know that you're in a better pla and know that you're looking up on us. >> reporter: her family told thd crhey're pleased police arrested 23-year-old anthony crawford. this surveillance vides the suspect moments before investigatorsay he randomly stabbed wendy several times near logane cirt 11th and p street northwest tuesday night. >> my daughter fough up to the last breath. she foughtag cously. >> reporter: crawford had his first court appearance today. >> but i forgive that man because i know it wasn't him. it was somebody else. it was evil being incarnated. >> reporter: now, cora martinez says she's goingo bur her daughter in the dress they recently purchased for her wedding party. live here in northwest d.c. by logan circle, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you, shomari. d.c. police arrested t man accused of killing wendy martinez last night. anthonyrawford appeared in court for the first time today. a judge ordered him held without bond. according to court documents, a witness told police that crawford is an avid user of the synthetic drug k-2. >

. >> she's also very good at plas that in. >> i spray painted it. >> you have to make it look cool. she takes it outside to give it a nice pink hue. and you properly mount this up. you can't use duct tape so she screws it on. if you want proof in the pudding, it is actually quite impressive. >> wow. so the plastic bottle acts like a megaphone and amplifies it. i'm doing this when i get home today. >> so smart! >> our parents used to do this with playing cards, but she's modified it to make it sound awesome. >> it is a lot of fun. except for the neighbors. >> i know the neighbors are watching but who cares. >> you rebel! >>> a dash cam captures a terrifying moment. >> come look around the corner. >> watch how drivers dodge a series of incredibly close calls. >> holy cow! >>> plus, a new yorker is on a mission to make money. >> could i turn this $1 into $1,000 in just five days? >> you got it, bobby, you're good. i believe in you. >> find out if he can flip some cash fast coming up. >> one dollar, two dollar, three dollar, four. >> this is going to work! endles. self-service for at-yo

monica goldson, we will continue talking to her about her pla ges system ince in this coming -- in thisurrent sch >>> continuing now our talk wh dr. monica goldson. dr. goldson, you said transpar and accountability are very importantwho you. do you feel are the most significt ste tu need to take to achieve, achieve those? h it's my job to make sure that when a situation happens, that get in front of it, that we tell them the facts. if we've made mistakes, we own it and te'k about what going to do to improve. part of that accountability and transpar fm holding ourselves accountable. so we're creating a quarterly monitori system that allows us to look a see what we're doing target.sure we hit our e goal d our students get a report card every quarter. it allows them to chang their practices or to continue on the great momentum that they're going, and this will allow u to do the same. i'm a firm believer that what gets monited gets don >> so, you're going to grade yourself. yes, we're going to grade ourselves. actually grade myself everyhe nighti get home and i'm a reflecti i want to get up

going to pick and choose court cases and that if it wants to try the afghan case it will so it use the pla matic language unlike the language used by bolton but at the end of the day without the political will of countries the i.c.c. cannot function we did speak to human rights defenders as well as former prosecutors and they're saying that the united states acts as if it is above the law that oh yes the nationals of every country can be tried apart from u.s. nationals and that the united states uses the. courts as a political instrument when it wants to do so and they cite the example of libya for example when they referred libya to the i.c.c. to united states was among the un security council member states that did so so criticism human rights defenders and former prosecutors that the united states feels that it is above the law and the reaction from the i.c.r.c. i.c.c. really diplomatic language but at the same time dismissing and not attaching really a lot of importance to what bolton cert. now white house press secretary sara sands has been surveying reporters' questions about bolton

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in an "atlantic" interview today, flake said he would "pla to support kavanaugh unless they turn up something, and they might." we'll have more perspective on this developing story right after our news summary. in indonesia, the death toll is rising as rescuers r ach areas hit assive earthquake which triggered a tsunami with 20-foot-high waves yesterday. the hardest hit region is on the northern coast of the island of sulawesi. schard pallot of i.t.v. n reports. >> car alarms sound ments after the tsunami struck. hundreds have died ere, in the only location where the authorities have been able to gauge fatalities. upon arge bridge ha been destroyed, one of its residents tries out to god. elsewhere, other villages and towns remain cut off the indonesian president said on national trician that the army had beleen mobilized to hp but reaching some of the hardest hit areas may prove very difficult.i t struck at dusk yesterday after a 7.5-mag tude earthquake. there had been a tsunami warning, but many killed were playing on a beach in aarrow bay that magnified the water's force. troopsave begun fl

one reason why people are taking a closer look at west fathers plas and has to do with these filmmakers from amsterdam. millions of people in the netherlands have seen their film the new wilderness. the film shows plenty of unspoiled nature but also suffering and dying realities of life for animals living in the wild. there's the brutality of the books on the hunt . and the ugly end of a majestic creature the statics to overlay for the fall of the strong survive the weak die but we notice that many dutch people can no longer accept that. they see everything from the perspective of house pets. so something like this is too shocking. the constant police presence shows how he said the debate has become the dutch government has reacted by making some changes at worst father's class and animals can now be shot in emergencies but feeding them remains to be. ranger hunts educators is glad that he now knows where things stand even if as a result of the protests by animal rights activists he may now be forced to kill some of these animals. i love nature and animals and the people who demonstrate

the pla series of gas ions has set fire to dozens of homes in the state of massachusetts. at least one person has n ed and more t have been injured. the blasts took place in three towns north of boston t d are thoughto have been caused bye pture of an over pressurized gas line. president trump has reportedly instructed his aides to proceedr with a thind of tariffs of abou$200 billion of chinese products. his decision comes despite the attempts by u.s. treasury secretary ste mnuchin to restartalks with china and trsolve the trade war. staying with donalp and his former campaign chairman paul manafort will cooperate probe.bert mller's -- probe into russian meddling during the 2016 election. it is a dramatic turnaround. jon sopel joined me a brief time ago from the white house. s the significance of th plea deal to the wider investigation? jon: well, campaign manager in the months leading up to the election when the republican national committee changed its policy, towards russen there was that meeting that took place in trump tower between paul manafort, donald trump, jr., j

going to pick and choose court cases and that if it wants to try the afghan case it will so it use the pla matic language unlike the language used by bolton but at the end of the day without the political will of countries the i.c.c. cannot function we did speak to human rights defenders as well as former prosecutors and they're saying that the united states acts as if it is above the law that oh yes the nationals of every country can be tried apart from u.s. nationals and that the united states uses the. court as a political instrumental when it wants to do so and they cite the example of libya for example when they referred libya to the i.c.c. the united states was among the un security council member states that did so so criticism human rights defenders and former prosecutors that the united states feels that it is above the law and the reaction from the i.c.r.c. i.c.c. really diplomatic language but at the same time stretch the dismissing and not attaching really a lot of importance to what bolton said. turkey's president has warned about of a humanitarian crisis if the syrian governm

he won an oscar for "pla noon." he said -- "platoon."e said he didn't care in 30 women come forward. he's our leader. charlie: it's in need of a corporate makeover. it will probably get one. i have been speaking with a lot of people in cbs. les moonves is not going to get' of that money if any. they will have to revamp that board of directors. howie: it was a stunning quote. they will have to big out of this mess and change the culture. new flack for the bob woodward book. google is saying they are not biased and their product is perfectly fair. hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... howie: days after the election, google's top executives including "sun" and lar

there's our rather chilly northern league first thing on monday, a gradual easing in the wind ta kes pla wind takes place on sunday. a clear and strea m takes place on sunday. a clear and stream coming from the north and temperatures struggling a bit at 1a high and 16 but if you're outside the breeze, not too bad. —— high and 16 but if you're outside the breeze, not too bad. "111116. a the breeze, not too bad. —— 14116. a high—pressure system builds. keeping those weather systems at bay to the north and south, unsettled and stormy in the western mediterranean into next week. for ourselves at our latitudes, high pressure building. that brings with it other wartime no problems. it means touches of ground—frost —— autumnal problems. by ground—frost —— autumnal problems. by day less windy weather and sunshine coming through to bring us a more settled week despite the stormy start. the warnings are on the website. hello. that this is bbc news with me, rebecca jones. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first, the headlines. the prime minister arrives in salzburg to

m ost pla ces clearing away on the radar picture. most places ended the day of dry note.tinuing to blowing across the north of scotland, maybe some western fringes, but otherwise it stays dry with clear starry skies overhead and you can see the extent of the pale green colours here on our chart. even in towns and cities it‘s going to feel decidedly chilly, 4—5d. 0ut in the countryside some places will get a freezing, some places might get a freezing, some places might get a freezing, some places might get a bit below freezing so a touch of frost and the mist patch tomorrow morning. as we go through the day looks like a lovely day for most. some goods spells of sunshine, maybe the odd showerfor some goods spells of sunshine, maybe the odd shower for irish sea coasts of england and wales and north—west scotla nd of england and wales and north—west scotland but most places dry, temperatures may be a nudge higher than today, 14—16. high—pressure tries to hold firm we get into tuesday, but we see a change to the north—west frontal systems approach in bringing more in way of cl

spells the lowest of temperatures here but generally most of temperatures here but generally m ost plarrow once again northeast scotland and central and eastern parts of england was the best of the sunshine, all of the war cloud further west and the odd spot of drizzle and more persistent rain parts another island and west of scotla nd parts another island and west of scotland in the day. two pitchers with the far northwest would get up into the 20s. 2a in london but will cool off as we head into the new working week. for of its will be mostly dry. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines. america joins together to rememberjohn mccain,

united states and china but when you take a look at the blue chip and exacts we don't really see a big plas here but we are at the moment in the winning though and this is mostly happening because investors were already prepared for this scenario to happen if there's something that investors really don't like are surprises and since everybody was talking about this already yes so they were rather prepared also when you take a look over to aig or the nikkei index in japan even when they're two s. seven months high and we actually got a very interesting statement today from the german efore in-situ the head of the german institute was stating a little bit earlier that at the end europe and maybe even germany could benefit from all of this because china's a focus in the future is going to be again more about europe and not any more as much about the united states. market reaction on the latest round of tariffs thank you very much ireland has one of the world's big equestrian countries horses and everything connected with them is a billion euro business on the island but brags it is about to hi

m ost pla ces before fading away into the evening. most places dry, with sunny spells.res. slimming into regional detail for scotland, some spots of showery rain in the highlands and our plans and northern isles. sunnier spells in the western isles. sunnier spells in the western isles to dumfries & galloway and northern ireland as well. north—west england seeing spells of lovely sunshine. more showers through the yorkshire coast and flickinger. further south across the bulk of england and wales, lots of sunshine and some cumulus cloud building. into this evening, most places and the day on a drying up with sunshine. showers easing away from eastern england, a few continuing for the north of scotland. more rain in from the west, particularly affecting wales first thing on saturday. towards the east and a clearer skies, single figures. saturday's weather dominated in england and wales by the frontal system england and wales by the frontal syste m fro m england and wales by the frontal system from the west. either side of the front, there should be brighter weather, and su

nowadays, streaking ta kes pla ce just obtaining.home, and when you are treating at home it is rarely difficult to keep track of just home it is rarely difficult to keep track ofjust how much alcohol you are getting through, that is white public health england hope that today's message, that you should abstain from alcohol for two or more days a week, will help reduce the harm that is caused by alcohol. for the past decade, sue sullivan, a busy mum of three, has called alcohol free thought two days a week, now she is trying a sauber september, soft rinks all round. you might have a blowout holiday, not exercising enough, not not eating the right foods and you are probably drinking more rows then you should. —— rose there. so it is a nice time in september to start resetting those habits. middle-aged people don't tend to drink to get drunk, but more as a social habit. today's message, break that habit and you will soon feel the benefit. dominic hughes, bbc news manchester. let's hear more from england cricketer alastair cook now. he w

ireland, we will see some sunshine breaking through but for most sunshine breaking through but for m ost plashine breaking through but for most places sunday is set to be the better day of the weekend. a little bit drier and brighter, still a few showers on the cards and it looks like it will be that bit warmer than saturday, around 16—18 in the north, further south we could see highs up to around 22 degrees or so. a bit of a mixed bag. we should see sunshine at least for one day through the weekend. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime. an inquest into the death of a toddler in manchester, who'd waited days for urgent surgery, has found "gross failure" in his care. that's all from the bbc news at one. it's goodbye from me. on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon. i'm ben croucher with your latest from the bbc sport centre. england have named an unchanged team to face india in the fifth and final test at the oval tomorrow. jonny bairstow, who madejust six runs in southampton, retains his spot and will keep wicket again having recovered from a fractured

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issue, if we do have a ha rd longer—term issue, if we do have a hard brexit we will ultimately see plalose in the uk and jobs shipped abroad. people with severe allergies have been told they can use their epipens past their normal expiry date, because of a continuing shortage. the medicines regulator said it had agreed to extend the use—by date of some of the devices by four months. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. the inquest into the death of natasha ednan—laperouse has highlighted the issues facing people who suffer from severe allergic reactions. in her case, adrenaline injections from a device called an epipen were not enough to save her. but many rely on them for emergency treatment. michelle henry uses them to protect her nine—year—old son who lives with multiple allergies. now a shortage of epipens, the uk's biggest brand, means desperate parents have been left looking for alternatives. it is not good enough and the problem is, the onus is on the parent, not the doctor, not the pharmacist, not the supplier, to deal with the problem. your child, you know the dan

as pla e'irs, wre not performing as we should. have to let us know. >> maybe a better showing against the packers. twor for redskins great they're showing their ideas on how the burgundy is that gold can get bk on the right track. >> i have to get the ball to keep it moving. i know with them playing their best games we have a chance. >>e for everything starts with a.t. i think he's been the game changer and thates ign everyone else. > three attempts in the fir half. this is the round of talk. >> you are on the side line. >> hey, davis wouldn't have been the only one. all of a sudden, you're worried about it. it is not that hardsk. >>> the rins adding to the receiver core. the team has signed for sean perryman. he never really developed for baltimore. the inskingss led himo be released. maybe some fresh blood could be the change they need. there needs to be sometttng a different. >> it couldn't hurt. worth ahe gold in the state. green bay. >> aah. >> >>> breaking news as as we come on the air. florence is slammian her state. the tw

still one or two showers around but most still one or two showers around but m ost pla ces still oneilly. you can see these widespread pale green shades and our temperature chart. that is in the big built—up areas. 0ut chart. that is in the big built—up areas. out in the countryside sunspots spots will get the freezing or even a touch below. we could start of the raw morning with a touch of frost and maybe the odd five patch as well. it will turn into a decent day with patchy cloud and the odd shower up to the northwest. not as many as we had today. those temperatures may be just a notch higher. 14—16d. —— 14-16d. it just a notch higher. 14—16d. —— 14—16d. it will allow front systems to squash and towards the northwest of the country. a bit of a split in our fortunes developing during tuesday. a chilly start for most of us. for england and wales and for asia's island as well. northern ireland and western scotland there will be outbreaks of rain. there will be outbreaks of rain. there will be outbreaks of rain. there will be an outbreak of wind as well. because the wind will be coming