so, preston tucker always struggled with fund raising. and he tried some unconventional schemes to raise money. for example, he sold -- well, one of his mistakes was renting such a big factory. he rented a former dodge aircraft plant in chicago. covered 93-acres. way too big of a factory for his need. much too expensive for him to afford. to try and raise money, some of these unusual schemes that he engaged in were selling accessories to the car before it was available. so, he was selling to dealerships, radios, and luggage. these ideas, these methods attracted the attention of the securities exchange commission. and eventually, a grand jury indicted tucker on charges of mail fraud and conspiracy to defraud the public. there was a trial. the jury reached its verdict. not guilty. so, what can we conclude about preston tucker? he was not a fraud or a swindler. he did have a generally innovative car, which was decades before its time. he was a champion of seat belt long before seat belts became a standard in the industry. and other things. t

his name is richard preston.e was the man that shot a gun towards a black protesters wielding a torch. something remarkable has happened with him because of an r&b musician. >> i shot a gun. a man had a flame thrower. >> reporter: richard preston admitting what he did during the deadly unite the right rally last year in charlottesville, virginia. that's preston yelling the "n" word, aiming, and firing in the direction of a black counterprotester wielding a blow torch. preston spoke to cnn for the first time since he pleaded no contest in the case against him. are you sorry for shooting a gun towards -- >> no, because i'm protecting people on the steps. that's what i was doing. >> reporter: you did say the "n" word before you fired that gun. >> if you're standing a group of a thousand black folks -- >> reporter: there wasn't a thousand black folks around you. >> a large group of black people, okay. how do you get one black man's attention in a crowd full of black people? >> reporter: you say, hey, you with the tor

have talked for years by phone and suddenly davis was standing up for preston in judge.hat did you say to the judge? >> i testified on his part and paid part of his bail money. >> reporter: you paid part of his bail money? >> i did. >> reporter: is he taking for you a fool using you? >> no, not at all. not at all. >> reporter: how do you know? >> because he and i were already friends. i said, i am willing to take mr. preston and he has agreed to good down do this museum with me and take a tour of it and learn something. >> reporter: he is referring to the national museum of african-american history. >> seeing what is he going seeing there is going to plant a seed. the seed may not blossom the next day but the truth will come out. the truth can never be squashed. >> reporter: the two man bonding over history and returning to davis' home to find another shared passion. ♪ >> reporter: his track record speaks volumes. davis says 200 of the klansmen has he befriended over the years have left the group. more than 40 of them with a simple gesture, relinquishing their klan robes

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he and preston have talked for years via phone.uddenly, davis was standing up for preston in court. what do you say to the judge? >> testified on his behalf. i also paid part of his bail money to get him out. >> reporter: you paid part of his bail money? >> i did. >> reporter: is he taking you for a fool? using you? >> no, not at all. not at all. >> reporter: how do you know? >> because he and i were already friends. i said, i'm willing to take mr. preston and he has agreed to go down to this museum with me and take a tour of it and learn something. >> reporter: he's referring to the national museum of african-american history. >> seeing what he's going to see there is going to plant a seed. the seed may not blossom today, tomorrow, the next day. but eventually, he'll come out. because the truth never -- can never be squashed. >> reporter: the two men bonding over history and returning to davis' home to find another shared passion. his track record speaks volumes. davis says 200 of the klansmen he's befriended over the years have l

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. >> richard preston admitting what he did during the deadly white nationalist unite the right rally last year in charl lotsville, virginia. that's preston yelling the "n" word, aiming and firing in the direction of a black counterprotester wielding a blowtorch. preston spoke to cnn for the first time since he plead nod contest in the case against him. >> reporter: are you sorry for shooting a gun towards a black man. >> no, i was protecting the people on the steps. >> reporter: but you did say the "n" word before you fired the gun. >> if you're standing in a group of a thousand black folks. >> there wasn't a group of a thousand black folks. >> i can't tell you how many there were, a large group of black people. how do you get one black man's attention in a crowd of black people. >> reporter: you say hey you with the torch. >> he didn't care. >> reporter: he says easy went to protect the statue as a member of the militia but he says he also wears another hat, that of an imperial wizard of a ku klux klan member. for years he's been trying to rebrand the kkk as possible do gooders now

richard preston who had never been married had darryl davis at his wedding.s davis giving something away, the bride. >> this friendship has been special to me. she wanted me to be a part of this wedding. that's beautiful. that's a seed planted. >> jason joins me now from washington where these rallies took place. he is a reformed white supremacist and works with a group called life after hate. that organization helps people who want to leave racist groups. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> so knowing what you do now about these extreme hate groups, how surprised were you to find out that only a very small number, about 24 or so white supremacists turned up for this washington, d.c. rally, and what did that signal to you? >> it was very shocking in my surprise, to be honest. because when we did our rallies back in the day we had a lot of numbers of all types of mandatory to be in these rallies. and so seeing the number that happened today was shocking. so it makes you wonder what's really going on and if they have a backup plan, if they're

he and preston have talked for years via phone, and suddenly, davis was standing up for preston in court what do you say to the judge? >> i testified on his behalf and paid part of the bail money to get him out. >> reporter: you paid part of the bail money. is he taking you for a fool and using you? >> not at all. >> reporter: how do you know? >> because he and i are already friends, and i said that i am willing to take mr. preston and he has agreed to go to museum with me and take a tour of it and learn something. >> reporter: he is referring to the national museum of african-american history. >> seeing what he is going to see there is going to plant a seed. the seed may not blossom today or tomorrow or the next day, but lit come out, because the truth can never be squashed. >> reporter: the two men bonding over history, and returning to davis' home to find another shared passion. ♪ >> reporter: his track record speaks volumes. davis says that 200 of the klansmen that he has befriended over the years have left the group. more than 40 of them with the simple gesture, relinquishing the kl

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preston jemini mahama thank you very much for joining us to talk about what it is like to be chair of the commonwealth group of observers a couple of working in zimbabwe right now thank you mr president for joining us do people were voting for you what was it like for you knowing that this election this historic election that it was a little different from any other election in your lifetime. was reading a site that there are actually people who believed in me and important for me even if i did not win the election and. everyone of us feeling like there's the time for change and there's like a new next gen up but that is seven years of war and the like but in all over again let me show you this this i found on your twitter feed and it's from couldn't die and could i says we are not defined by the things that don't go our way i have my your courage and hard work you fought a good fight take the disappointments and work on them and basically you are one of the people who know that you didn't when you didn't get that office that you ran for local government office and saying don't give u

in charlottesville, virginia, a judge sentenced ku klux klan leader richard preston, jr., to years in prison wednesday, after four he pleaded no contest to a charge of firing a pistol into a crowd of anti-racist protesters during last august's "unite the right" rally. video of the incident shows preston, who was wearing a bulletproof vest, walked up to an african-american man at close range and fired a shot at the ground right in front of him. preston then turned around and walked past a line of state troopers, who witnessed the shooting but did not move. in north carolina, the state historical commission voted 10 -- nine to two wednesday not to remove three confederate monuments from the grounds of the state capital. this comes two days after the protesters tore down the so-called silent sam confederate statue at the university of north carolina, chapel hill. we'll have more on the fight over confederate monuments later in the broadcast. we will have the african-american commission member who voted to take away the confederate monuments on capitol grounds in north carolina. a califor

judith moritz, many thanks, outside preston crown court.ing on the chancellor to loosen the purse strings ahead of this autumn‘s budget after official figures showed the public finances were in better shape than expected. figures released this morning by the office for national statistics showed that the government took in £2 billion more than it spent last month, the healthiestjuly surplus for 18 years. andy verity is here. talk us through the figures. the numbers we have been watching for yea rs the numbers we have been watching for years now and austerity and concern about the public finances, the deficit and the debt. the differences between those, if your income is 1000 and you are spending 1100, you have a deficit of 100. in july, we did not have a deficit at all. the borrowing numbers, £2 billion minus, in other words, a surplus of £2 billion injuly. more money coming in than going out. it often happens in july money coming in than going out. it often happens injuly because you better payment from people who are self—employed, just l

these are cloudy skies over preston in lancashire.ul we will see more in the way of sunshine. this is the satellite picture from earlier on, you can see extensive cloud. here as we go through this evening into the night, we will keep clear starry skies allowing it to turn relatively cool and fresh in scotland but further south result and temperatures holding up at maybe 18 degrees in some spots towards the south—east. getting into tomorrow and again, we have this feed of warm, humid air from the south—west and with that a lot of cloud across many parts of the country. also up to the north west we have a weather front which will start to come into play later in the day. tuesday starting off on a cloudy note for many. as we go through the day the cloud should break up bringing spells of sunshine. equally the breeze will pick up, we will see the cloud thickening and outbreaks of rain as that weather front approaches. where we get brightness further south the temperatures can reach 27 degrees. here comes this weather front during tuesday

let's go to preston in arizona, please preston? >> phoenix, arizona boo-yah to you, cramer. >> all the way to tacoma what's up there? you guys crushed the phillies. what's going on? >> caller: hey, question for you pertaining to company ticker al. soon to be a leader in the aircraft leasing sector. they had another great quarter earnings seem to be on track almost all their aircraft is leased through 2021. just last month, they ordered 78 new airplanes from boeing. question is, with the uptick in the economy and passenger travel growth increasing globally, and all the positives that this company seems to have going for it, do you see al as a company worth investing in >> i have to tell you, preston, it's all over the map. if we suddenly read that the chinese are cancelling orders to boeing, even though you're absolutely right, they're sold through for a long time, this stock goes down. i've seen it time and again. i don't want you to go there they are very smart people, but it's not the right stock for this environment all right, l

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fiona trott is at preston crown court for us. some relatives were sitting yards away from sir norman bettison who remained composed when he was told he will not stand trial. let me explain how the crown prosecution service reached the decision. they said over the past year there have been developments, contradictions in evidence from two witnesses and a third witness has passed away and according to the cps it means there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction. although he wasn't centrally involved on the day of the hillsborough disaster, sir norman bettison‘s name has long been linked with its aftermath. in the wake of the tragedy, sir norman, then a chief inspector, was part of a team that gathered evidence about the police for the taylor public inquiry. 96 liverpool fans died when the terraces at hillsborough became overcrowded in 1989. sir norman was accused of trying to blame the fans. in 1998, he was appointed chief constable of merseyside, home to many of the bereaved families. his appointment was deeply unpopular

let's cross now to our correspondent fiona trott who's at preston crown court. this hearing this morning to find out how this case was progressing because he was facing four charges of misconduct in public office. based on two things. firstly, what he said about his own involvement. he was part of a team that was gathering evidence about the police for the inquiry. effectively distancing himself from it, particularly when it came to his application ofjob as chief co nsta ble of application ofjob as chief constable of merseyside police. the charges also based on what he said about fans. whether or not in the past he had suggested in some ways that they were to blame for the tragedy. we now after this hearing and had a statement from the crowd prescription services that says these charges have been discontinued. we have a statement from the director of legal services. she says the cps have a duty to keep cases under continuing review. since the original decision to charge him last year that have been a number of developments. she says they relate to evidence from

mark preston, over a barrel, how concerning is this. >> i think it's very concerning.ier. he hasn't moved off that. this wasn't bruce ohr's dossier. he acted as a conduit to move information back to the fbi. you know nobody in america knows who bruce ohr is. nobody knows who he is. it's interesting how donald trump goes in and reach into the andles of the justice department and troy to talk about collusion or the dark state or how everyone is against him. it's not a very winning strategy. >>s a justice reporter, as mark says not well-known outside of the justice department. based on all of your reporting has he done anything to warrant the president's repeated criticism of him and does that strategy work? >> wolf bruce ohr as sole sin at least based off everything we know now and see he had all of the contacts with christopher steele, the author of the infamous trump russia dossier that obviously agrievous the president so much. but as mark noted he reported the contacts to the fbi which is what you would hope and expect he would do. and trump's allies on capitol hill

preston in new york, preston >> caller: hi, jim earlier this week you spoke about new auto sales being down and millennials prefer ride sharing and you throw in certainty what are your thoughts on siriusxm siri and do you think it can hold its ground with apple streaming spotify and potentially amazon in the same space? >> all those are a problem i've been a stalwart on this stock now and increased almost to triple. i've done that because like the team tells us, team zora, i'm not backing away, this is still a good subscription play and does work on used cars and used cars are in vogue. to jim in virginia >> caller: hello, jim, how about shares in canada goose, i bought, but it has dropped since then and they announced a secondary shareoff and recovered a little bit and dropped again without a lot of news other than its warning report to include a smaller than expected loss should i use this dip to buy some more? >> i did a lot of goose when they were reporting and said sell it before the quarter it went all the way up and then all the way back my thinking is this is a decent level to

leeds have been going great guns in the championship but lost at home to preston.erahino scored his first goal for stoke city. he's been there 18—months. they beat huddersfield 2—0. what is happening at manchester united 7 it's manchester united's worst start to a season since 1992. three games in, they've won one and lost two. after defeat to tottenham on monday they're toiling at 13th in the premier league. and that appears unlucky for mourinho. sojust how bad is it? adam wild reports. so what about this, he is standing and clapping at the supporters. and those who are there are now singing back at him and applauding him too. what an apartment —— what a performance that was from jose mourinho. for united, opinion has felt really more divided. johnny eight —— jose mourinho and battle yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend.” yet defined. it was again his own reputation he chose to defend. i won more premiership salon than the other 19 managers together. free for me, and two for them. respect, respect, respect. respect is what he demands. fu

richard preston who had never been married had darrel davis at his klan wedding.s time it was davis giving something away.hi bn something really special to me. >> he wanted me to be a part of this wedding. that's beautiful, that's a seed planted. >> i asked both men where they thought race relations were headed in this country, and they both said they thought it would get worse before it gets better. >> case and point somebody has been leaving these kkk recruitment fliers at peoples homes. they have been found in at least two neighborhoods so far. police collected that one yesterday. they told us in a statement today they pride themselves on being one of the most diverse cities in america. we're clearly disappointed in the actions of the persons responsible and they are not indicative of the community we serve each and everyday. at this point police have no idea who's been distributing the fliers. if you find one or have any other information you've been asked to give the department a call. >> a baltimore police officer is suspended tonight after he was captured o

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mark preston, for decades he's been part of the trump organization, worked the way up to becoming thecial officer. how much does weisselberg know about what's going on within trump's business? >> he knows enough that he decided he was going to go and ask for immunity from the federal prosecutors and clearly he knows something. we often talk about a one-two punch in politic that is will take out a candidate. what we saw this week is donald trump got a one-two-three punch in politics. michael cohen flip. david pecker, good friend who was doing catch and kill stories flip. and then now weisselberg as you said has decided to work. this is why it's so important to try to work with prosecutors. a couple of things. one, he did trump's taxes so he knows where the money is, oversaw the charity. we know all the problems with the charity. he's also the only family must be a trustee of the president's trust. talk about where all the bodies are buried and the money is hiding, he knows. >> if pecker knows this much and if michael cohen knows this much, allen weisselberg knows a whole lot more. >> s

mark preston, the president hasn't gotten the funding for the border wall and mexico not paying for thatorder wall as he promised often in the campaign. the dreamers, all caught in limbo right now. is this politics in advance of the phd terms to energize the base on an immigration-related issue? >> you can look at just about every one of president trump's tweets and see a political play on his part and many ways, you know, while he talks about policy, he uses twitter to try to energize the base to get them behind something. so in this case, specifically as all of these other news is swirling around him, the mueller investigation, manafort on trial, gates testifying, don jr., you know, they're basically acknowledging that he went there, the president himself now acknowledging going there to get the information. that's okay. we often said, wolf, that donald trump had a dog whistle and it was a little whistle to blow to send a signal out to the base and mostly racial overtones and it's really a bull horn at this point and exactly what he is doing right now. >> everybody stand by. there's mo

mark preston, thank you as well. >>> up next, we continue to follow the breaking news. financial officer of the trump organization granted immunity in the investigation of hush money payments. what the white house is saying about it. >>> also, the president and his orbit facing an onslaught of serious legal cases. we're breaking it all down. it's the sears labor day event! ...where you can shop with confidence and convenience plus get these 4 benefits from kenmore at sears. up to fifty percent off appliances with your sears card. like this washer and dryer for $539.99 each. and this refrigerator for $899.99. hurry in to sears today. introducing custome be your own. fabric design.f-a-kind. exclusively from budget blinds. you design it. you pick the pattern, the colors, the fabric. budget blinds does the rest, creating drapes and pillows. that's style and service for every budget. yours alone. for your one-of-a-kind home. call budget blinds for your free consultation right at home! does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast bu

and don is an excellent guy. >> mark preston, everything by the book. >> well, that might be a bridge too far, right? there is a level of authenticity honestly, all kidding aside, that president trump seems to lack. clearly he knew that -- or eventually knew that don mcgahn had spoke to robert mueller, but what we have learned from our own reporting, jim, as you know is that he didn't know that it was for that long. he didn't know -- president trump didn't know it was for 30 hours. even rudy giuliani came out himself and said they didn't really know what don mcgahn told robert mueller about president trump. nor do we. so we've got to be very careful. what we do know, though, that's a pretty sticky situation to be in if you're don mcgahn as the white house counsel that has to go and provide 30 hours of testimony to a special prosecutor. >> april, of course you're in the white house and have been covering this administration for a long time. it is a long list of people very close to this president who we know has spoken to federal prosecutors in new york but also robert mueller here. wh

preston has spoken out publicly as -- >>> baltimore ravens player is benched domestic violence. jimmy smith is suspended for violating the personal conduct policy. the suspension takes effecemon ser 1st. his former girlfriend said he had a his fri of dru abuse and being physically violent toward him. >> they support the nfl's decision. he takes full responsibility for his actions. >>> new this morning, the washington nationals pull out a win after a fire sale. they open up a three-game series. there was a pretty long rain delay, but itit ended a win by the nats. they did it without daniel murphy and matt adams. the pair was traded yeerday. murphy part of the cubs. adams one. cardinals players.ra ge manager mike rizzo says the team is not giving up. he said, we have the talent base to play competitive games at the end of the season. one more positive note heading into the game today. stephen strasburg is back. they're 7.5 games behind in the vision. fire sale. >>> bring your party hat, aaron. special birthday wishes for one of the most beloved residents. bei bei the pandaeb ctes

said let's look at this proper prestone there's a collaboration between siblings through ariel son and victoria and the us daughter she is the head chef and uses mainly authentic icelandic ingredients in her dishes . is the combine the experience of course of bringing all of us art in the studio their work here as you also can see and then the concept of the food from berlin colliding with icelandic seafood so one of the great things about this food is obviously that it's also about ecology sustainability and so it's a lot of the op that i'm interested in and involved with as well so there is a kind of i did object there's a connection here big jorja at least on her and her team are creating icelandic city chip after marinating lobster and cod in line juice spiced with chili pepper the dishes rounded off with oyster plant and icelandic strawberries cooking for me brings for example coming together it means family time it means a swell course. after training as a chef at a restaurant in reykjavik victoria ellie is daughter then worked in the u.s. and brazil. in twenty fifteen she opened

first marriage became a criminal offense in preston in twenty four teen enabler and we've only had two criminal convictions and yet we see thousands of people reporting that is disproportionate so why are people too afraid to prosecute too afraid to take a stand and ministers our whole t. shirts and speak out against this part of that reason i fear has everything to do with the fear of offending communities the home office classifies these as reluctant sponsor cases while describing itself as the world leader in tackling the horrendous crime of forced marriage there are a number of reasons why cases are referred to the forced marriage unit not all of which are the result of a reluctant sponsor getting in contact in some cases it will be decided following inquiries that no further action is necessary and a visa will be issued if an individual refuses to act as the sponsor for a visa application then under the immigration rules that visa should not be issued . those campaigning to highlight the problem disagree accusing the authorities of knowingly allowing criminals into the country in

. >> i'm kevin preston, i served withhe guards. i found it very difficult when i left.he atime i hit the drink really hard. i'm in constant pain becauseou have had fr spine operations on myack and one on my neck and i also suffered a stroke. but when i'm painting, sometimes it takes my mind off it a i tend to forget about it. eporter: it's not just visual art. it's poetry as well. >> one brief moment in history is where this began- reporter: it's healing through linger.ut the memories >> you're precious to me like a bright shining pearl. i'm never forget you, my little ko girl. reporter: colleen harris, "bbc news." >> the funeral for aretha an in, dozens of fans have been to the motown museum int detro leave personal messages. people first cueing and dancing as they filled books full ofo gratitudee singer. now still among the stars for our final sty, astronomers say they have identified some of the oldestalaxies in the universe and they're right on our cosmi doorstep. they analyzed galaxies and found stars and planets close to the

he discusses the successes and failures of people such as harley earl, preston tucker, john delorean, and elon musk. his classes about 50 minutes. all right. today, we are studying the post- world war ii domestic scene. >>> last class, we looked at the surging economy of the post- world war ii era and suburbanization. today, when i want to look at his cars in the post-world war ii era. i especially want to look at what i call the mavericks. a maverick card designer and maverick automakers. automakers who try to establish independent companies outside of the big three. mavericks who thought outside the box. thought unconventionally. i want to look at their impact.

preston tucker flies out to center. steven duggar makes the catch. out number two.tting out of this inning facing four batters on 16 pitches. herrera flying out to yes, pos d'arnaud, now with a 0.00 e.r.a. i'm brodie brazil. that's all for sports. more news right after this break. >>> well, if you've ever wondered who the fastest pug in berlin is, we can answer that burning question for tonight. four-year-old emma earned the title. this is her third year in a ish. it's 54 yards long. they're distracted. whatever. they don't really know they're emma emma earned the top dog spot with a time under six seconds. some are calling her the usain bolt of pugs. took home a medal, trophy, and pillow. a good time was had by all pugs and pug lovers as you can see. >>> nbc 10 bay area and telemundo 48 are working to clear the shelters this weekend. our annual effort to help pets find their furever homes. . saturday was our big adoption event. it involved 70 shelters in the bay area that reduced or waived fees. in all, more than 1,200 pets found new homes this weekend. nationally,

he discusses the successes and failures of people such as harley earl, preston tucker, john delorean and elon musk. his class is about 50 minutes. >> all right.

leeds are top of the championship — they host preston.hile exeter travel to craven cottage to play fulham. you can follow all the rest of the evening's fixtures on the bbc sport website and via the bbc red button on final score. and 5live will have full commentary of west ham — afc wimbledon. also coming up in the programme... we hear from one of scotland's star players as they aim for a slice of history. to reach the world cup for your country, a small country like scotland, it would be incredible. especially for the first time. now, away from football, there was a so—so start for british players in the opening round of the singles at tennis's us open. british number one kyle edmund went out, along with cameron norrie and heather watson. but andy murray showed us a glimpse that he is building his fitness steadily, by winning his first ‘best—of—s—sets' match for 14 months. james burford watched his victory overjames duckworth. andy murray! cheering a special welcome at a special place. the scene of his first grand slam triumph, now the sc

manchester, glasgow, preston, big cities all cut off from the mainline.hen you are going but there will be extreme diet versions. network rail said this work is vital to ensure the safety of one of the country's busiest lines, not just a safety of one of the country's busiest lines, notjust a passengers but for freight. i want to to give you an example of how big some of the delays are going to be. if you are going to liverpool, it will take you anywhere between four and five hours. up to bars go, six hours. these are big delays. 0n hours. up to bars go, six hours. these are big delays. on one of the busiest weekends of the year, because that is the summer holidays. next weekend, bank holiday, and it's closed after that. it's going to hit commuters, and people wanting to go around the country for sporting events and summer activities, it's going to hit them hard. coupled with the other difficulties you mentioned, south western railways have an ongoing strike action with their guards, they are employing 50% of the services today. they say check timetables

i want to go now to our senior political analyst mark preston white house kernt for american urban niktsz april ryan, former assistant to george w. bush scott -- and former dnc communications director maria cardona. april, i want to start with the numbers john just went through. more than $6 million in spending. it's a 5-1 in favor of republicans who have held the seat of course for 35 years. why is this one race so important? >> it's ohio. it's a battleground state. but most importantly, one of the reasons why it's so important, it's some of the heartland of america. you have people there who are grassroots, who are in manufacturing. you have all types of communities in the state of ohio. but when you get to this piece, when you have all of this money spent and you have a president going down and you have democrats -- and i've talked to some democrats in ohio. they said republicans are going to lose. and for this president if that is the case, and they're saying it's not about a blue wave. this democrat from ohio -- it's not about a blue wave. it's about the fact that people are tired of

i'm kevin preston. i served with the 1st battalion coldstream guards. handle civilian life at the time, and i hit the drink really hard. i'm in constant pain, ‘cause i've had four spinal operations on my back, and i've had one on my neck, and i also suffered a stroke. but when i'm painting, sometimes it takes my mind off it, and i tend to forget about it. it is notjust visual art, it is poetry as well. 0ne brief moment in history is where this began... for corporal mark beckham, it is healing through words, but the memories linger. you're precious to me, like a bright, shining pearl. i'll neverforget you, my little kosovo girl. colleen harris, bbc news. the funeral of legendary soul singer aretha franklin will be held on 31 august in detroit, the city where she grew up. while the funeral will be a private ceremony, fans will be able to pay their respects at an open—casket viewing for two days beforehand. meanwhile, dozens of fans have been to the motown museum in detroit to leave personal messages in remembrance of aretha franklin. the mood there was up

i'm kevin preston. i served with the 1st battalion coldstream guards.me, and i hit the drink really hard. i'm in constant pain, because i've had four spinal operations on my back and one on my neck, and i also suffered a stroke, but when i'm painting sometimes it takes my mind off it and i tend to forget about it. it's notjust visual art. it's poetry as well. one brief moment in history is where this began. for corporal mark beckham, it's healing through words, but the memories linger. you are precious to me like a bright, shining pearl. i'll never forget you, my little kosovo girl. colleen harris, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. good evening. it's been quite a wet, miserable and cloudy day across the west, still some heavy rain around. for the weekend, tomorrow looking the better day of the two with some more rain arriving to our shores on sunday. the rain across the western side of the country should tend to ease down a little overnight, though it will still stay wet across scotla nd it will still stay wet across scotlan

i'm kevin preston. i served with the 1st battalion coldstream guards.n life at the time, and i hit the drink really hard. i'm in constant pain, ‘cause i've had four spinal operations on my back, and i've had one on my neck, and i also suffered a stroke. but when i'm painting, sometimes it takes my mind off it, and i tend to forget about it. it is notjust visual art, it is poetry as well. 0ne brief moment in history is where this began... for corporal mark beckham, it is healing through words, but the memories linger. you're precious to me, like a bright, shining pearl. i'll neverforget you, my little kosovo girl. colleen harris, bbc news. for many, losing weight involves cutting carbohydrates, but new research from the us suggests that's the wrong approach. the study has gone further, concluding that people who eliminate foods such as pasta, potatoes and bread from their diets could reduce life expectancy by four years. here's chi chi izundu. this is the kind of carbohydrate—heavy food that for years has had a bad reputation when it comes to our diets.

time of nine point nine five second set a new record for the european championships fellow brit rhys preston took silver and the golden girl of the night was dean asher smith she hurdle some ten point eight five seconds ahead of germany's look and kept up well the sprinting legend you same old has confirmed he will be training with a professional football club in australia the eight time olympic champion will be joining up with the central coast mariners for quote an indefinite period since retiring from athletics in two thousand and seven bolt has made no secret of his footballing ambitions he had a trial with german giants receive dortmund in march most recently the thirty one year old trained with the no rita norwegian top flight side strums can set his new australian team to stress that he will not be guaranteed a professional contract at the club. were to get hard now on the controversy all tesla t.v. along musk has sent the e-car maker stocks soaring with another very unworthy docs idea yes as you know usually does it is famous for tesla says by eleven percent before trading was halted