, the pay back was the pla could now implement and particularly the pla navy, war fighting dreams that they had to say you're going to create counter balancing that will cost us. i agree with the earlier comments. i think it is an operational challenge for us to be sure. but the net effect, geopolitically, and historian wills say it's a stupid move. a nuclear deterrence, i'm quite certain that the pla would like to fight a limited war without risk of nuclear escalation, but i'm very doubtful in their heart of hearts they believe that are can go to the commission in a crisis and promise there won't be escalation. any scenario in the east china sea or the south china sea that could hit bases, could trigger a nuclear retaliation. i think nuclear deterrence is quite important. we don't understand escalation and the limit -- or the connection between escalation and between cyber in space and nuclear and they're not linked. an elegant strategy by china could have the affect of increasing the nuclear escalation problem. i think we do have to worry about whether or not deterrence works the way

to go after corruption in pla the payback was pla cannot implement particularly the pl navy this doctrine fighting dreams without others going on the scene saying you will create counterbalancing geopolitical that will cost us so i agree that it is an operational challenge for us to be sure but the net effect politically and historically was a stupid move because it's missing large maritime powers together to deal with the threats. on nuclear deterrence i'm quite certain that pla would like to fight a limited work without risk of nuclear escalation but i'm doubtful that in our heart of hearts they believe that or it can go to the central military commission and the crisis from there will be exclamation but any scenario in the east china sea one of the south china seas involves hitting your spaces or could potentially trigger nuclear retaliation. i personally think nuclear deterrence is quite important at play here but i do echo what the doctor said there are dangerous sides and you don't understand escalation particularly we don't understand the limit connection between escalation in cybe

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'sworry as well about the pla willingness to use cyber theft for economic espionage. the truth is china is withstrating that wars near peer competitors may no longer be the traditional thelict but instead, for u.s. and our allies, increasingly clear that cyber, and again, misinformation-this information, will be just as critical as military might going forward in the 21st century. the second aspect of china's strategic strategy deals with efforts to wage influence campaigns beyond its borders. has tried to dictate how foreign entities characterize sensitive topics like the dalai tiananmenmi square. beijing has forced global businesses to conform to its worldview in order to maintain access to the chinese market. for instance, dictating how u.s. airlines put taiwan on their global maps. on college campuses, we have seen china use student groups like the confucius institutes to shape and stifle debate. more broadly, the chinese communist party relies on the network of think tanks, and i landed businesses and political leaders to shape perceptions of china and the party.

ray proctor to earn about play write august wilson his contribution to african-american theater and pla play. here is a preview. perform the narrative of blackness in such a it becomes universal, -- maybee there can be america t the rest of to go you know what, this that hasg of blockness -- blackness that has happened level step gical away it is just a mother and that is a son. look at rose and troy in we are hearing the story of a man and a woman, right? they don't really concern themselves with the white world around them. they are concerned with their lives. process of exposing or deeply personal, showing the specific and personal is an attempt it make did -- to make that universal. > learn more about august wilson tonight at 8:00 p.m. and midnight on lectures and history. the classroom here on american history tv. the manhattan project was a nuclear weapons research and conducted operation during word war two. it was disbanded in 1946 one the war's under. history tv a an veteran talks about the aftermath and impact on the main developmental oak ridge, tennessee. he focuses on the y

i think the midway echoed very much some of the commentary that nearade on thes pla nailed the --s plaed that near the court of fought and so much. when we talk about the colors of the fair, that's talking on a vagery and spanish civilization in the same way. also, we have to remember that people loved to go see the midway. they would dutifully go see various major exhibit halls but rarely missed the midway, so in terms of influence, i think we need to look hard at that particular part of the fair. mark: all right. margaret, thank you. thank you very much. [applause] margaret: thank you, mark. mark: and thank you, audience. you've been great. >> mark and margaret, thank you very much. i hope this gives you a little bit of a teaser to go purchase the book or many books. makes a great holiday gift. margaret is going to -- we're going to find a nice warm spot. thank you for putting up with a chillier night so we could accommodate a bigger crowd. margaret was with one who gave me my title back in a 2001 openings. so thank you. it's really a special night tonight. margaret: thank you for comi

first on the military front, the people's liberation army, the pla is expanding both its own domestic bases and starting to establish bases overseas. china's naval forces are now able to conduct operations further from home. in the indian ocean waters around europe and the western pacific. under the doctrine of military civilian civil fusion beijing has pursued a cutting edge -- set of cutting edge technologies such as ai, unmanned systematics and hypersonics withes, the essential to 21st century war fighting. and the pla is moderning its military at the fraction of the cost that those of news the west approach. they are effectively skipping a generation of expensive r & d. by adopting platforms from foreign militaries or sometimes stealing the intellectual property to do so. contrast that with the united states where we continue to spend $750 billion on defense. including expense of updates, the legacy military systems and platforms. to compound this, china is focusing efforts on tools of asymmetric warfare like cyber, space and misinformation and disinformation. u.s. defense and int

kfc‘s pla nt—based version of its classic fried chicken sold out within hours after being tested at onehains in atlanta, georgia. the trial launch of the nuggets and boneless wings made from plant—based beyond meat appeared to be a huge hit with customers. who knew? so, let's begin. with me is 0liver cornock who's editor—in—chief, 0xford business group. earlier we were talking about this move on the part of the whip within the tory party, apparently ringing up the tory party, apparently ringing up the conservative rebel mps to give them this morning, if you were to act in rebellion this week, you will pay for it. tell us what the times has to say. they say that tomorrow, tuesday, the first day back at school for those who sit in the house of commons, they will be allowed to seize control of the parliamentary business and vote on putting through a no deal, disability to prevent the prime minister from disability to prevent the prime ministerfrom negotiating, saying we can walk away, no deal. boris johnson says actually that is a disaster for my negotiating position and my mps on my side

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>> to make progress, they are going to have to a announce plas to move towards carbon neutrality as fasts posossible if they are going to make an impact on climate change. there will be 60 world leaders taking to the podium. they have been asked to come with concrete plans. there are pledges from progressive countries like finland. the finish foreign minister told me they are going to announce they are pushing towards carbon neutrality by 2035. that is one of the most ambitious targets. speakingmacron will be around 11:00 a.m. local time. he is expected to put forward concrete plans. climatet abouout the --ctate -- the climate spec climate skeptics, like donald trump? >> only about half of the world leaders who are attending are goining to be present here. are the trickiest to convince to act on climate change will not be taking to the podium. the u.s. president will not be getting up to speak. a rivalrganized conference around the same time macron is going to be speaking, on religious freedom. there are a lot of problems with these authoritarian leaders, like bolsonaro, who was allowing

spells of sunshine, m ost pla ces the afternoon.s still going to be dry. like northerly winds for the most part, but a stronger wind on those north sea coasts will make it feel rather cool, temperatures of south wales and southwest of england. a cold night to come on saturday night into sunday morning, where for the most part, we start dry and sunny. bubble upa most part, we start dry and sunny. bubble up a bit of cloud, but we are not really expecting any showers to speak of. however, across northern ireland in western scotland, it could be a cloudy day. ahead of that, those temperatures again 16-18dc. this is bbc world news today. i'm nancy kacungira. our top stories... rescue efforts ramp up in the bahamas. the government warns the final death toll from hurricane dorian will be ‘staggering' as the clear—up operation begins. i think it will not recover until the next ten years, fully recover because everything is gone. absolutely everything is gone. zimba bwe's president pays tribute to robert mugabe, calling the late leader a nat

he helped sign kawhiis some pla. we were talking about that. of the two ofn them will be an interesting season. great ones. jerry is one of the greatest negotiators, managers and executives in the history of the nba. in addition to his sterling professional career, jerry helped raise millions of dollars for charity in los angeles, contributed to a flood of relief efforts in west virginia and generally just incredible supporter of west virginia and west virginia university. he has also brought awareness to the risks of arterial fibrillation. i did not know that, jerry. that's very good. that's big stuff for you. that's very good. that's very good. and is a passionate supporter of our nation's veterans. jerry works harder than just about anybody i can imagine, helping our nation's veterans. jerry west is one extraordinary american, and i would like to ask the military aid to come forward and present jerry allen west with the presidential medal of freedom this is so richly deserved. thank you very much. thank you, jerry. congratulations. [applause

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>>we're haring a lot of people and i knod many families are fto cancelns vacation pla and head back up i 95 and we also learned fairfax county urbanearch and rescue task force one stationed in central florida rlocated toeigh, north carolina and we knohe american red cross also attends ses volunteers down south and some are repositio repositioning to south carolina we don't have a rvatus on seene and they're probably headed back north as well as for relief supplies donatioefforts go to the facebook page and get more information how you can help. mccarrick den niz interview he aid fajly friend during cop fetional and church's most inflew sent shall collar 'tis. over over the aallegations of abuse making him the first cainal to lose post over misconduct. >> today the exboyfriend of 16-year-old girl strangled to death in fairfax is schedule to be sentenced for herurde murder16-year-old be a ram admid to strangling and kiing joleen moose last year. she was reported january 13, 2018 her body found two weeks later in alexandria park hidden under leaves andebri hebris. >> time for r on the fiv

. >> with the shenanigans, training camp, pres see him pla i don't know what i'm going to do. i even bought a jersey. >> reporter: we don't know exactly the details of the plan with the patriots but according to reports, it is $15 million for one year with the $9 million signing bonus so maybe brown can actually help reimburse some of his fans for the jerseys that they bought the says oakland raiders. live at the headquarters, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >> thank you . >>> to our fire watch, cruisers trying to put out a vegetation fire just south of kelsey ville. several evacuations are in place including areas on both sides of highway 29. the k fire has burned e res so plumas county has exploded in size today. over 24,000 acres. cal fire says right now moore than 500 firefighters along with air tankers are fighting the fire. the walker fire broke out wednesday. the torah evacuations are in place for some residents there is no containment . >>> another county west of red bluff, the redbank fire is 9% contained, burning moore than 7300 acres. it was sparked by lightning . >>> san fr

heo pla keep hosting jeopardy >>> kevin hart is facing a $60 million lawsuit for conspiring to secretlyncounter with a woman but the inmand the lawsuit is now anged her story. >> tmzs all over this one, charles latibeaudiereith . this doesn't make a lot of sense because initially she said she did not believe that kevin hart was behind secretly recording now sui for million. >> big change here from the woman whe name i montea, sabag. this is the story that came out ears ago. sh next toer attorney lisa bloom two years ago and said we do not believe kevindoad anything to with the secret recording. in fact, one of kevin's friends jt jackson was arrested and is currently, the da isrying to prosecute him for extorting kevin. so k youw, kevin felt lik he was in the clear. she agreed he's victim, she's a victim and jt is the alleged extortionist n she has a different attorney, not lisa bloom who decided toile this ai lawsuinst kevin for $60 million. and they claim that he did this. they didn't he conspired with jackson as a plot to get morey. ich doesn't make sense, because kevin hart has plent

that pla space wasling when i left. >> that attitude helped martha write the book on "the celebrity prison comeback." she has a reported net worth of $640 million. >> my customers believed in me. i believed in me. >> last night at the opening of a new stew leonards super market in new jersey martha told us felicity can get through it. >> if you believe in yourself, everything will be fine. >> speaking of women who believe in themselves, i'm joined by the one and only hannah brown. hannah b. if you know her. "dancing with the stars" debuted last night. how are you feeling? >> i feel great except for my entire body. >> hurting? >> yeah. we're gonna talk about all that, but how do you feel about brad pitt? >> he's great. >> he's single. >> don't try to ship me. >> i'm shipping you. >> he brought his new movie ad "ad astra" to d.c. last night. our brooke anderson was there and noticed brad was without his favorite accessory. >> no news boy cap tonight? i've been loving that style. >> yeah. well, it's pure laziness i will admit. >> yeah, can't say we blame brad. fresh off his worldwide tour pro

whether primarily driven by private cap it will ital in pla silicon valley and route 128 and austin and so forth. if you look at how the chinese are approaching this period of disruption, they have a multibillion dollar multiyear state directed investment program. a civil military doctrine that ensures their private companies are carrying water for their military and share iing the besf their innovations. so i wanted to ask you how do you see the challenge posed by this technological competition with china and are, is this community, our national security community, really ready to compete effectively? >> well, i think that's an excellent question. first and foremost, we have to make sure we take measures to protect ourselves and make sure as we begin to address this necessary competition here, we have to make sure that we're, we have absolutely minimized our vulnerabilities in these particular areas. the defensive protective as pecht of this, protecting our technologies and capabilities are very, very important. i think we ought to and i you know, clearly i think what you're pointing t

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jodie comer, who pla a a psychopathassin in "killing eve" took best actress in a drama, beating her costar, sandra oh. jodie: my mom and dad, who i didn't invite because i didn't think this was going to be my time. history, the firstnly gayde dn to win best actor in ama for "pose." ben whishlaw's performance in "a very english scandal" won best supporting actor. he had already been celebrating. ben: i'm hung o reporter: there were awards for "chernobyl," the docudrama about the 1986 nuclear disaster, and netflix's "black mirror: bandersnatch," the interactive film where viewers had a say in the storyline.vi teleon is enjoying a golden age. laura: with roots stretching ck 175 years, thomas cook has long been offering package tourc to britishioners. but its collapse has left thousands of stranded. 150,000 british holidaymakers after last-minute negotiations failed. 22,000 jobs are at risk. tom burridge has more. tom: the last thomas cook fl ever arriving into manchester after the company went bust. passengers lucky to be on board, the crew o of a job. >> as soon as we lcrded, we all d. it is

the whole p pla was total exposed to the s.w ththrough the coffee and te trees we have two layers of shade. reporter: gororongoscoffee is already a success story. more tha400 farmers are noww growing the new cr. that's nearly halflf the famils in the r region. the park adminisistrion buys u the harvest at a guarantnteed price. those who are looking for an additional income cacan help wh the processing of the e beans. the project is succeeding despite difficult conditions. mozambique's civil war officially ended in 1992, , bt there have been flare-ups at times between government troops and rebel forces. sional: we had some problems in 2015 and had to stop work because of the conflict. but now everything's quiet and we can get on with our work. we're seeing that it is possible to produce coffee on mount gorongosa. the community has embraced the idea. they're producing coffee, replanting trees, taking care of the forest, and helping the environment. reporter: the coffee beans are taken to the town of gorongosa for roasting and pac

how es the united states pla to reassure allies that the u.s. is noteaded to war with iran? brian: that is a good question.i we are going to use the unitedwe nations, aave. we have a new ambassador up up there. we think there is an important role for the security council to play. iran has violated ternational peace and security because o these attacks. the un's security council vested with responsibility to maintain international peace and security.en he investigation has reached its conclusion, the saudis will be in a position to ask the council to respond as appropriate. the secretary and the president will be doing a number of bilateral meetingsith countries around the world sharing intelligence and what we know. and really urging countries to isolate iran diplomatically and join our campaign of pressuring them until they start behal ng like a nortion. nada: iranays they will not enter negotiations until sanctions are eased and the u.s. joins the nuclear deal. how can you say there was a way forward diplomatically without i givingentive to engage? brian: we have given ira

the strike impacts more than 50 general motors plas nationwide, and the company stands to lose hundreds of millions of dollars as it continues. while negotiations continue, the u.a.w. is calling today "solidarity sunday" and is asking the public to join the picket lines to show support for the striking workers. phoebe wall howard covers the auto industry and labor for "the detroit free press," and she the strike.w for the latest on so i understand that democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren joined the picket line today. how did her visit go? >> well, from what we understand, she actually met with labor leaders prior to meeting with members, and when she derioit, she met primarily with members.ou it wasn't giving a speech. she made slight remarks, perhaps not even ten minutes.re but hu of people, ndreds, came to this location,s and her remacused on what she said holding general motors accountable.by anhat, members say, this bailout during themiceived a downturn from taxpayers, and today is seeing record profits as executive wages continue to grow. the workers say, uh, you kno

we're looking cool numbers pla the winds along the coastline, 61 in the sunset about 61 degrees and daly city 59 degrees in pacifica lot of 60's inside the bay and moving further south the 60's about all we can do is you head to the south bay numbers generally in the 60's there as well keeping a mild 69 degrees in livermore 65 in dublin 69 in walnut creek 67 in berkeley. if the idea these temperatures running well below the average and those winds up pretty blustery out toward the coast. thanks lawrence, a former dallas police officer took the stand% in her own defefee today. >>she's on trial for murder. >>last year amber guyger says she accidentally entered the wrong apartment and killed 26 year-old botham jean who she thought was an intruder, not ramiro takes us inside the car. >>inconsolable shaking and saw the former dallas police officer amber guyger testified in her own defense while facing a murder charge. geiger says after work on 9/6/2018 she was tired and confused. 1578, but that night she went in to unlock department 1478, the home of accountant john. geiger says she also thou

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. >> we have seen a lot of protesters there as you se here and in pla valley and also protesters in san francisco where the hud secretary is, dr. ben carson is there today as well. right now this is the plane president trump,s you could see, landed here in the bay area at moffett field ahead of schedule. expected to land at 11:10 and ahead of plan and we are awaiting the president to stop off the plane as he heads to a round table and luncheon in portola valley at the home of scott mcneily and he'll spend three hours here from what we're being told by the white house and then heading off to southern california. now the president is arriving here in the bay area from new mexico where he attended a campaign rally there yesterday. a lot of people were there for that and now the president is here in the bay area as you can see air force one landing at moffett field as they secure the plane there as soon as the president will stop off and head to the planned events for today in portola valley. this is the first time the president has been here in the bay area since becoming the president of

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playbook has always been refusing to back down and injured at the same time using this sketch talk about plat asian was that with this refusal to back down in this catalogue, people in on kong, the protesters in hong kong will wear down itself and themselves and that they will subside by itself, it seems it is not working that ways expect to buy beijing, it's getting momentum, the boycott is starting and it seems to be continuing the turmoil seems to be continuing into september, even oktoberfest, so beijing will definitely leave —— need to adjust a strategy. temperament has been giving a weekly press c0 nfe re nce . temperament has been giving a weekly press conference. he mentioned that, she leaking of the recording and that press. i was and still am very disappointed that my remarks in a totally private exclusive session, which is a lunch, actually, which clearly the subject to chatham house rules, have been recorded and then passed to the media. i think this is quite unacceptable. so, to further suggest that myself the government have any road —— role to play in this thing, is absolutely

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neil: security force, sorry. >> pla is their army, pla is their army, the security forces, police forces in hong kong can be strengthened too to stop a lot of protestors. the difficulty here there are no leaders, this is water flowing, if protestors are all on their cell phones talking to one another, maybe today we will try to shut down the airport, next day we will try to shut down the government buildings, it is no real reason, that's one big problem that china is facing, they'll find a way, they're tough, they are really tough, they care so much about this and they will find a way. neil: finally, ambassador, rating service has downgraded hong kong debt just a notch, but enough to send the remind tore china, i guess, if it needed it that this is now impacting in an area that you like making money and that might do the trick, what do you think of that? >> well, it's all more reason why i think the tycoons in hong kong are going to step up a little more. they are fairly responsible for some of the problems because over time in handover, china has had control over hong kong, the chief ex

the pla will not roll into the tanks.ling she gets from the chief executive the mayor of the city. i want to remind hong kong is very capitalist society. maybe 1/3 support the protest. it is contracting. the hong kong government had to unleash a stimulus package over 2 1/2 billion dollars. it's a very rich city as well. you know hong kong has over $100 billion in reserves in cash, sitting in the bank? if you divide that by 8 million residents, from my calculations that is almost over $10 billion per person that is available. stuart: immediately. susan: we were doing this, this is a big, big sum if you think about it. 150 billion, 8 million people. it is largest rich-poor gap in the world. why is that the case? this is not just about democratic vote, rich versus poor. identity politics, whether hong kong ceases itself as part of china. stuart: thank you, susan. let's bring in china watcher robert daily. welcome to the program. are the protests affecting trade talks with beijing. is there a direct relationship between the h

in particular, many of those fading away overnight, and most those fading away overnight, and m ost plalaces becoming dry. the wind direction is changing to a more of a north or northwesterly, and it will be cooler overnight. those are the temperatures in towns and cities. we are drawing down cooler air in that northerly airflow there, you can see down across the uk. ahead of this area of high pressure, that's building a more from the southwest, hence the weather settling down. it will keep those weather fronts at bay. well into the weekend. after showers earlier on today for the ashes, it looks like it should be a dry day actually tomorrow, not particularly warm, got that northerly breeze, not a strong breeze, but it will make you feel on the chilly side. after 1— does my early showers for the northern half of the uk, becomes dry and sunny. we will keep a few showers going further south, but not very many, and a lot of places will be dry, there will still be sunny spells. northerly breeze, for most of us, it will be quite late, but i stronger trees down the eastern side of both england

this, this was in atlanta, georgia, kfc trying to get a sense of what customers might make of their pla chicken, very much done as a trial, but the amount that they sold in a single day in atlanta equated to what they might normally sell ina equated to what they might normally sell in a week on the chicken front, so sell in a week on the chicken front, so it was hugely successful. it is too early to say that this is a kentucky fried miracle, as it was described, and they are basically going to go away and have a think about how successful this pilot was before they roll it out to. in the uk, we know that the pasty and pastry chain gregg's did its vegan sausage rolls, but it was all about headlines, wasn't it? of course, and there is this new word which sally introduced me to earlier, which was flexitarian, people who may be just wa nt flexitarian, people who may be just want to eat a bit less meat. flexitarian, people who may be just want to eat a bit less meatlj flexitarian, people who may be just want to eat a bit less meat. i am one of those! you can see that gaining in popularity, c

beijing playbook has always been to refuse to back down an engine of the same time, using this talk about plao the beijing expectation —— pages expectation was that this refusal to back down and this scare talk, people in hong kong, the protesters in hong kong, will wear down themselves and the thing will subside by itself. it seems that it is not working that way, as it's backed by beijing. it is still getting the omentum, the boycott is starting and it seems to be continuing the terminal seems to be continuing the terminal seems to be continuing into september so beijing will definitely need to adjust a strategy. professor, thank you very much was to stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a century of migration in images. we walk through a moving new exhibition in washington. she received a nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was "a wonderful example of how to help people in need." we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are wa