let's go threats to preston saving. 74 as one of africa's longest 7 leaders. now wine says members of his people womans have been targets it just the death of one of his supporters is single was utah he was allegedly found missing i think as before he battled his injuries but police say the singer was simply involved in a motorcycle accident one of our colleagues was killed who was in my bed and we strongly believe that basically agent now today as you notice many more serious charges being brought up against us one thing that. that these does not weaken us in any way it does it instead making us stronger and making our resolve. to talk more about this correspondence julio's joins us from kampala uganda and welcome to the show now charged with intending to annoy or ridicule the president how does will be wind challenge this. hoping why not give a shard of the road the monastery they sent him. trumped up charges and this is not enough if you didn't. know that they have it now this well to do. this thing. so what is very. high up here you are in as far as not go

i got on from liverpool and got a train to wigan, got on at wigan to preston, we got on the train atn got kicked off and there was no—one there to tell us where we needed to go and then there was a bus replacement that wasn't there and then some man shouted, "there's a train going to carlisle!" so we got on there but we need to get back to liverpool tonight and we've been told we need to get back on a train now to go to liverpool. we came from walton—on—thames in surrey, south, just before 8 o'clock and it's now whatever time it is, 4:15, and we've only got as far as carlisle. it's been a big problems for everybody because the trains all ended at preston so everybody sitting on the trains going north was just asked to leave the train and there wasn't a great deal of information given out at time. the line has since reopened but delays are expected for the rest of the day. a yellow weather warning will remain in place for most of england and scotland until midnight with more heavy rain forecast overnight. alison freeman, bbc news. dozens of russian opposition supporters have been deta

i got on at liverpool to get to preston. we got on at preston and got kicked off. we needed to go. then there was a bus replacement that wasn't there and some man shouted that the train's going, we got on that, but we need to get back to liverpool tonight and we have been told we need to get back on the train now to get to liverpool. we came from surrey, before eight o'clock, it is now whatever time it is, quarter past four, and we only have got as far as carlisle. it has been a big problem for everybody because the trains all ended at preston, so everybody's sitting on the trains going north, we were asked to leave the train. and there wasn't a great deal of information given out at that time. the line has since reopened, but delays are expected for the rest of the day. a yellow weather warning will remain in place for most of england and scotland into midnight thought more heavy rain forecast overnight. the headlines on bbc news. the disgraced us financier jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. nati

former preston keeper andy lonergan is poised to become the oldest premier league debutant this centurye of 35 well we were all together, and a supporter jumped over something and faced by some security guys, slept and kicked his ankle. crazy, so... i guess it was swollen. today i spoke to him, he is here and he says it is better, much better than yesterday but we have to see. there is no doubt about how much we love our fans, there is no doubt about that but if they could all stop doing that. that is not the worst example ever. chelsea manager frank lampard has said that social media companies need to do more to stop players being targeted after striker tammy abraham was subjected to racial abuse. the 21—year—old striker was sent the messages, after missing the decisive penalty in that super cup defeat to liverpool. take the fifth penalty because he wanted to take it and stand out and be brave and the world is watching and at the same time, within the moments or hours afterwards, someone sitting behind a keyboard or a phone and said the most disgusting things possible you can say. i do

so the keyword, i think, on the screen that i want to be brutally honest about is attributed to preston brooks. so preston brooks is the south carolina congressman, in may of 1856 he attacks a republican senator from massachusetts, charles sumner, on the floor of the u.s. senate. he beats him for about a minute and a half, leaves him unconscious and shatters the tip off of the cane that he used in this attack in the process. i got curious about what happened to the cane. a lot of people who know the story know that well-wishers sent new canes to brooks, but i was interested in the used cane, the after cane. lo and behold there is a cane at the old state house museum in boston which is attributed to brooks, and they say this is the cane. i can neither confirm nor deny that this is the actual cane. it matches the description, it has been broken and repaired in ways that match, you know, i witness accounts of how the cane broke, and it has a pretty good -- although not perfect -- kind of lineage. this is where it kind of gets back to the point that i made early about gift giving, which is

i recently s down with richard preston, his latest book, crisis in the red zone, reports on the ebola epidemic and how our interconnected world, making it difficult to contain. >> well, it's really because of mother nature. ebola is a kind of warning shot across our bw. it's an example of what are known as emerging viruses, which are viruses that are essentially leaking out of troubled ecosystem of the planet and getting into humans. we don't have any immunity to these emerging viruses. so they can be extremely deadly, highly infectious, and we really don't have good medical defenses against them. >> sreenivasan: where do stthey t from? >> well, they start from animals, wildnimals, typically. now, a virus is a tiny parasite that needs to have a host. it can only make copies of itself inside the cel sls ofe host. and one of the biggest potential hosts on theig planet now is the human species. we are-- there are 7.5 billion of us, and increasingly in history, humans are gathering into tse gigantic urban megaoplises, centercities. ar give you an example, new york supercity, where w, is a

i got from liverpool and the train to wigan and then from wigan to preston and we got on the train atand there was no—one who told us we needed to go and there was a bus replacement and then we got on a train to carlisle meet were directed all over the place. we got back to surrey at eight o'clock and it's now quarter past four and with only got as far as carlisle. it's been a big goblin for everybody because the trains all ended preston so everybody is sitting on the trains going northwards and were asked to leave the train and it wasn't a great deal of information given out at time. the line has since reopened but delays were expected for the rest of the day. a yellow weather warning will remain in place the most of england and scotland until midnight with more heavy rain forecast overnight. alison freeman, bbc news. tens of thousands of people in russia, have taken part in nationwide demonstrations, which organisers say were the biggest the country has seen in almost a decade. the protestors are demanding opposition candidates be allowed to take part in local elections. hundreds of

the match finished 3—1 to preston. all the other championship results are on the bbc sport website.gue one last season against the backdrop of those financial struggles and tonight's fixture against doncaster rovers was postponed because of concerns over the young players who've been left keeping the squad afloat. the club has been in administration since may. another club with money worries is league one bury. they're running out of time to secure their future after being unable to fulfill any of their fixtures so far this season. protestors are warning that the club could soon be dead and buried and have brought a coffin to the ground. former bury directorjoy hart also handcuffed herself to a drainpipe. the efl says the club has until friday to prove it can afford to keep going. dairy, asa dairy, as a town, would be far less richer than it would have been if bury hadn't have survived —— bury. i'm appealing to all the north—west clu bs i'm appealing to all the north—west clubs out there to please, please, please help us. we need you, we need you desperately before friday. we really

the cricket, let us talk football in the goalkeeper suffered a torrid night when there'd be 3—1 by prestonrguably it should have done better for the first goal when they beat them from dalejohnson, but the keeper will look back fondly at the second when he allowed billy to squirm underneath them —— will not look back fondly. the replay does not look any better, stokes say with just one point so far in the season. and they continued their unbeaten strea k and they continued their unbeaten streak with a home draw against nottingham forest. lyle taylor opened the scoring for the home side before albert equalised the forest for this first goal since he joined the club in the summer. elsewhere, leaders for when they were on loan from arsenal score the goal against branford. from arsenal score the goal against bra nford. swa nsea from arsenal score the goal against branford. swansea one while a late kenneth penalty gave them a draw against reading. the manager has quitamid the against reading. the manager has quit amid the club financial worries as his assistant is also gone, and we re as his as

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for the third round of the league cup has been made with the holders manchester city travelling to prestoning southampton. the rest of the draw is on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.

announcer: we will talk about the recent social media summit where preston trump discussed -- techdent trump discussed firms and what should be done about it. and patrick hatcher. >> i think, as consumers, we can demand that as users of facebook and google and twitter, we expect that they will respect our ability to commit k. if we don't like it, we can quit. >> it seems hard to levy an accusation that big tech is a negative when somebody like dennis is getting a billion .iews >> watch the communicators tonight on c-span2. announcer: the 2020 presidential candidates made remarks at this year's iowa democratic wing ding fundraiser in clear lake. the program includes amy klobuchar, steve bullock, pete buttigieg and bernie sanders. it is just over two hours. ♪

. >> judy and art and preston in san francisco, all getting a call from a supposed pg&e representativelaiming their power would get disconnected in 30 minutes due to a pending balance on the account. he instructed them to call the direct billing department and 888 number to avoid disconnection in 30 minutes, and that didn't sound right to judy, so they alerted us, and we alerted pg&e and they said it's a scam, tricking people into handing over credit card information. they said real payment problems are addressed by male, with 15 days notice before shutoff and not 30 minutes. if you get this call hang up and report it to pg&e, or call us or online. >>> this fiery scene has one freeway closed, and we'll tell you the latest and show you the way around it coming up. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. thank you for joining us. i am scott mcgrew in for marcus washington this morning. >> i am in for laura garcia. we have a fiery crash in morgan hill. this is what firefighters were up against this morning. it was absolute chaos out there. firefighters say it's something un

preston sturges is the first.ries and opened the door for the rest of us. >> "the lady eve" one of his best films was brilliantly set up. so henry fonda appears in the ship's dining room and every eligible wants his attention because he's a rich guy. >> every jane in the room was giving him the thermometer and he feels it's just a waste of time. >> barbara stanwyck in "lady eve" was one of the best comedic performances of all time. when she's got the mirror and she's watching. it's really funny. >> not just this brilliant dialogue, it's also the incredible physical comedy. it's a wonderful balance of low comedy and high comedy and life is both, isn't it? >> sturges had a stretch during the 1940s where he turned out hit after hit after hit. it's an unprecedented streak of really quality films. >> cinema roll 5. alfred hitchcock. >> hitchcock began working in the industry as an art director at the ufa studios in berlin where he got to watch some of the great german directors of that era like frits lang and f.w.murna

the quake struck the preston new road facility near blackpool at 8.30am this morning, measuring a magnitude survey have plotted the epicentre just metres from the fracking site. our correspondent fiona trott is there. there are normally protesters outside of cuadrilla's site, here. but as you can see, there are many more today. on a normal day, there would be about ten people. today, there must be about 300, maybe 400. let me explain why. this is the latest tremor that people have heard about here. there was one on wednesday, which measured 1.6, at that point fracking was paused for 18 hours. government guidelines say that must happen if there is a tremor over 0.5. which there was. there was a second tremor on saturday. that measured 2.1. and then we have this tremor that we had here this morning that measured 2.9. now, cuadrilla, which operates this site, say that tremors are expected in this kind of work. what they have said today is they are investigating this and they have confirmed again that no fracking was taking place over the weekend. but what campaigners here today will say is "th

hull city survived a fightback to beat reading 2—1, and there were wins for brentford, preston and sheffieldsday. in the scottish premiership, champions celtic were rampant in front of goal for the second week running winning 5—2 at motherwell. neil lennon's side did have to come from behind though. as nick parrott reports. fir park has not been a happy hunting ground for celtic of late. their last three visits ended in draws and liam donnelly gave motherwell early hope of at least maintaining that run. but less than two minutes later, defender kristoffer ajer silenced the home fans with his first league goal for celtic. despite that, the champions looked vulnerable at the back end. and on another day, motherwell might have had a penalty. if manager neil lennon was feeling troubled, it didn't last. after leigh griffiths marked his first week start since december, there was only going to be one winner. every celtic shot on target ended up in the back of the net and every goal came from a different player from james forrest to substitute odsonne edouard, and ryan christie. showing strength and

hull city survived a fightback to beat reading 2—1, and there were wins for brentford, preston and sheffieldnd week running winning 5—2 at motherwell. neil lennon's side did have to come from behind though. as nick parrott reports. fir park has not been a happy hunting ground for celtic of late. their last three visits ended in draws and liam donnelly gave motherwell early hope of at least maintaining that run. but less than two minutes later, defender kristoffer ajer silenced the home fans with his first league goal for celtic. despite that, the champions looked vulnerable at the back end. and on another day, motherwell might have had a penalty. if manager neil lennon was feeling troubled, it didn't last.

joining me right now to discuss, cnn senior political analyst mark preston. mark, good to see you.spot on the stage for this third debate than the first two. so what are the requirements? why is it so much tougher? >> well, fred, if you go back to the first two debates on nbc then here on cnn, in order to get in you needed to hit a threshold of 1% in 3 separate polls and had to show that 65,000 people individually donated to your campaign. we're in a different world now. that has now been upped to 130,000 individual donors and you have to get at least 2% support in 4 separate polls. so democratic party right now as they have said all along is trying to winnow the process. if you look at how many people are on stage right now, it is very difficult for people to get their message out at this time. >> right. so in our latest cnn poll, voters were asked to name up to three candidates besides their current choice for the nomination. that they wanted to hear more about. bill de blasio, 2%. steve bullock got 1%. what do these candidates need to potentially say tonight to get voters' atten

preston jones, who is still around. preston was one of the first. preston and i would fight for the bell. but you know, that helped -- >> i thought ruthie -- >> ruth is later. >> oh, i have her down. that in the beginning even shows people were willing. we had two craftsmen that were willing to help. we don't want it to sound like people didn't want. we hadn't gone through the training, the training of the interpreters of how to because they had never really had that kind of focus. but now they were getting the focus. white interpreters as well as black interpreters because they were meeting the people on the street. also during this time is when children -- >> that's later. >> that's a little bit later, okay. i'll save that. >> rex, when they came to talk to you, who came to talk to you at hampton about this? i think that's an interesting story. >> harvey cradle, i believe denny o'toole was in the group. they came to hampton university and said they wanted some of our actors. they came and said, well, i actually was teaching an acting class at that

has health problems, britney is enjoying down time, workouts, she also went to di with her boys, prestongrown up. >> britney, we can't wait to see you back on stage. >>> meanwhile, "bachelorette" hannah b. revealed that she's struggling with all the things that come with being a famous person, and i'm guessing seeing her ex, tyler, moving on with a gorgeous supermodel doesn't really help. >> i want to keep my options open. and he can keep his options open. >> tyler c. has certainly kept his options open. those options apparently included an international supermodel. tyler and gigi hadid were spotted leaving her new york this would mean the pair has now had two sleepovers and three dates that we know of. "bachelorette" alums jojo fletcher and jordan rodgers >> he's like dating gigi hadid and my w >> didn't he go sleepover with hannah, too? i mean -- >> he's single and ready to mingle. >> chris harrison weighed in on tyler c.'s chances of being named the next bachelor. >> when are you going to announce the next bachelor? >> we're going to wait towards the end of "bachelor in paradise." we'

for the third round of the league cup has been made with the holders manchester city travelling to prestonnd big rivals portsmouth facing southampton. the rest of the draw is on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political editor of the sun on sunday, dave wooding and former fleet street editor, eve pollard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. all the papers leading with borisjohnson securing the queen's approval to suspend parliament. commons leaderjacob rees mogg tells the telegraph, parliament's duty is to deliver on the result of the brexit referendum and mp5 trying to thwart brexit are risking a constitutional crisis. on the daily mail, boris takes his gloves off, by suspending parliament for nearly five weeks. johnson goes for broke is the headline across tomorrow's times. the paper reports the downing street has drawn up a battle plan to frustrate rebels and opposition parties. on the front of the financial times — boris jo

former preston keeper andy lonergan is set to make his premier league debut aged 35.me security guys, slipped and kicked his ankle. crazy. so, yesterday, it was swollen. today, i spoke to him, he's here. i spoke to him. he said it is better. much better than yesterday but we have to see. there is no doubt about how much we love our fans, but if they all could stop doing that, that's the worst example. let's go to the southern hemisphere. just over a month to go until the rugby world cup, and the wallabies thrashed new zealand last week. the all blacks — back to back world champions — have made some drastic changes to their team for the return fixture in auckland on saturday. and captain kieran reed is under no illusion that his side need to improve. this group is hurting. it's how it should be. and it all factors in. we got the chance tomorrow night to go and rectify that, and we're excited by that. always nice to be here, and as you've pointed out, the nature of the game, it's as you've pointed out, the nature of the game, its huge. we have been here before, and we n

preston's where they were i don't buy 1st impression was that it is extremely childish you cannot just buy of people it is weird to think that you can do that it is a bit very tech if. they would if they were not live. this rude and mean i really mean that but if you can't do that. greenland may be geographically right next to the united states but it's been an autonomy danish territory for more than 200 years and it has its own prime minister kim kielce and make clear what he thought about trump's real estate offer during a meeting with the danish prime minister earlier this week. the americans can trade resources with greenland just like any other country they can trade with us but our country is not for sale there's been a u.s. airbase on greenland since the 1950 s. but global powers are also now increasingly interested in its vast oil gas and mineral reserves. nice jemmy's number one no go symbol the swastika the nazi symbolism officially banned here but sometimes of crops up unintentionally for example in the case of an amusement park in the black forest if as it starts up this ri

around the time -- they sent us a letter that said basically instead of sending john wilson billy preston and james taylor all would've been terrific. but because were in the midst of chaos in this letter, and fact i never saw the letter before started writing this book. >> pretty amazing. there could've been a singer-songwriter movement with james taylor who is just done as first recording in 1971. >> thank you for going to vermont and to the bookstore. for the past 25 years my wife and i have traveled around the country introducing your amazing program to all the original artist that played woodstock and 69. it's been a fascinating road but it would not have happened if it wasn't for this beautiful printing and great graphics of the 60s so i was wondering if you could tell us about the history of the program as it relates to the farm and a little bit about the graphics excel and of course i will ask you to participate in the program before you leave tonight. thank you. >> the program that was given out the festival? the program book? >> yes. >> is an amazing piece of memorabilia. >> wit

and preston did not wanna put mary jane on the stand to tell the ghost story because he was afraid that that would make her look batshit crazy. and that is precisely why the... what do you call it? [laughs] defense. sorry. - mm-hmm, yeah, you got it. - oh, my god. i've watched so much of "law & order." i should know this. the defense attorney-- he asks her, uh, apparently, you saw your daughter come to you as a ghost. why don't you tell us about that, you dumb lady? and she's like, look, i prayed for weeks that the ghost of my daughter would appear to me and tell me how she was murdered. and she finally appeared to me and told me that her husband, edward, had broken her neck out of anger. that's what happened, you guys. that is what happened. and the judge is like, i'll allow it. everybody, i allow the testimony of a ghost to be allowed into the legal court documents. order, order, everybody! order! so he hits the gavel. the jury deliberates for an hour and ten minutes. the jury foreman comes back and is like, despite any concrete evidence, what we did hear is this ghost testimony, and

the energy firm cuadrilla detected seismic activity with a magnitude of 1.55 at the preston new roadfashion and furniture store fell into a full—year loss following a sharp fall in sales across its furniture and decorating lines. sales of beds, sofas, mirrors and cabinets dropped by 9% in the year to the end ofjune in stores open longer than a year. with fears over an economic slowdown taking hold all over the world today we've learned that the european central bank is considering a package of measures to stimulate the 19 economies which use the euro currency. with the largest among them — germany — forecast to go into recession, minutes from the latest meeting of ecb decision—makers show that they fear growth could be even lower than previously forecast. lena komileva is chief economist at g+ economics. what do we think the ecb is going to do?+ they have a huge problem on their hands, the greatest challenge since the global financial crisis a decade ago because the eurozone is into a slowdown, the industrial economy led by germany has been any prolonged downturn allowed by global tr

hull city survived a fightback to beat reading 2—1, and there were wins for brentford, preston and sheffieldal for the second week running winning 5—2 at motherwell. neil lennon's side did have to come from behind though as nick parrott reports. fir park has not been a happy hunting ground for celtic of late. their last three visits ended in draws and liam donnelly gave motherwell early hope of at least maintaining that run. but less than two minutes later, defender kristoffer ajer silenced the home fans with his first league goal for celtic. despite that, the champions looked vulnerable at the back end. and on another day, motherwell might have had a penalty. if manager neil lennon was feeling troubled, it didn't last. after leigh griffiths marked his first league start since december, there was only going to be one winner. every celtic shot on target ended up in the back of the net and every goal came from a different player from james forrest to substitutes odsonne edouard and ryan christie. showing strength and depth after making four changes from the last match. when you are this good,

former preston keeper andy lonergan is poised to become the oldest premier league debutant this centurypt, and kicked his ankle. yeah. crazy. so it was swollen, today i spoke to him, he is here, i spoke to him, he said it is much better than yesterday, but we have to see. there is no doubt about how much we love our fans, there is no doubt about that, but if they could all stop doing that, that is now the worst example actually ever. in the super league, wigan beat warrington wolves for the first time this season. a dominant first half from the warriors saw tries from bevan french and zak hardaker to give them a comfortable lead on their way to a 20—6 victory. they move level on points with warrington in second. plenty more on all those stories, and the tennis from cincinatti, where andy murray and jamie murray have been facing off in the doubles. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the team, have a great weekend. this weekend brings a mixture of sunshine, blustery showers, friday was a poor day for england and wales, the wettest weather, list weather front is taking the cloud and ran a

lonergan has made over 200 appearances for preston north end and once scored a goal from his own penaltyhe has also played for over ten different football league clubs, including leeds united and bolton wanderers. and if he plays against southampton, he will be the oldest englishman to make a premier league debut this century. the draw for women's champions league round of 32 has been made in the last hour — and women's super league winners arsenal will meet italian side fiorentina. while manchester city will face lugano of swizterland. glasgow were drawn against russian side chertanovo, while hibernian will face slavia prague. full details will be on website. the pick of the draw is barcelona, who had the misfortune of drawing unseeded juventus. i'll have more for you in the next hour. good afternoon, this is bbc news. let's get more now on the death of a police officer as he was investigating reports of a burglary in berkshire. thames valley police say pc andrew harper died following a serious incident on a road near the village of ufton nervet. ten people have been arrested. the prime

andy lonergan has made over 200 appearances for preston north end and once scored a goal from his owndifferent football league clubs, including leeds united and bolton wanderers, and if he plays against southampton, he will be the oldest englishman to make a premier league debut this century. well, on saturday tea—time all eyes will be on the etihad. manchester city haven‘t lost a game since their defeat at tottenham in the first leg of their champions league quarterfinal last april, and the sides come face to face again. and both managers have been full of praise for each other. bernadoville has been speaking about life in manchester and how winning the treble wasn‘t his finest achieve. last season it was very tough, probably in my short career the second biggest achievement, because when i look back at the way we won against psg because when i look back at the way we won against ps6 i have to say honestly it was echeverria more difficult than winning against liverpool, —— even, monaco beating psg liverpool, —— even, monaco beating ps6 is something that happens once in every 20 years

the quake struck the preston new road facility near blackpool at 8:30am this morning, measuring a magnitudey have plotted the epicentre just metres from the fracking site. this our correspondent, katy austin, joins me now. there have been other events recently, but this is bigger than those? it is, yes. the british geological survey revised the magnitude of this from a 2.6 up to 2.9. that is a fair bit above other term as we have seen recently. fracking had actually stopped since the end of the week because of other smaller tremors, now it will be suspended while an investigation is carried out by the oil and gas authority, and by cordial allow themselves to try and figure out what has happened. it looks like this might have been an after—shock, not directly caused by fracking that day, but something that happened a bit later. it was one of a series of tremors that have caused little concern. the site has had to shut down before for the same reason? yes, it hadn't been up and running again since the last time it had to suspend its operations, following a number of tremors at the end of last

the quake struck the preston new road facility, near blackpool, at 8:30 this morning, measuring a magnitude. stop cuadrilla, they have no social licence. campaigners here have spent years trying to put a stop to fracking but, today, they're joined by a new group of residents who, this morning, felt the tremor in their own homes. the whole house rocked. i was frightened. i thought, oh, my gosh, this is a real earthquake! or an explosion or something. i've never had the same feeling that my house is in trouble. my home is, my family, pets, everybody is. and it's not ok. on a normal day, there would be about ten protesters here. today, there have been up to 400. because this is the third and strongest tremor since wednesday. cuadrilla, not for the first time, is trying to put these people's minds at rest. i'm sorry if there has been any concern or anxiety created by this. but again, i would reiterate, if you look at it in context, the actual scale of the event at 2 or 3 seconds and the ground motion vibration typically of a construction site is not something that could possibly, or even near t

the quake struck the preston new road facility near blackpool at 8:30am this morning, measuring a magnitudesh geological survey have plotted the epicentre just metres from the fracking site. well, earlier our correspondent katy austin gave me some more details about today's tremor. the british geological survey revised the magnitude of this from a 2.6 up to 2.9. that is a fair bit above other tremors we have seen recently. fracking had actually stopped since the end of the week because of other smaller tremors, now it will be suspended while an investigation is carried out by the oil and gas authority, and by cuadrilla themselves to try and figure out what has happened. it looks like this might have been an after—shock, not directly caused by fracking that day, but something that's happened a bit later. it was one of a series of tremors which have caused some local concern. this site has had to shut down before for the same reason? yes, it hadn't been up and running again for very long since the last time it had to suspend its operations, following a number of tremors at the end of last yea

in preston lancers. when the offer to type. they have to hold out and hold it. they sneak out again. they sneak through the storm dreams. he is safe the mentor has been captured by depression there out in berlin. i think at this point he's 20 years old. he decides to single-handedly rescue his mentor from the prison. the toughest prison they have. and he pulls it off. smuggles them on a ship. when he becomes a hero for everyone. he comes back and establishes a form he learns english over the two years. that's not fair. most germans add that. they sweep -- switchover like that. he runs into an ambitious railroad lawyer. abraham lincoln when the work comes he is campaigning for lincoln. in the breath of german community over to lincoln and when work comes lincoln makes him the head of the obligation. and he just wants to fight. he knows what the fighting means. if lincoln says no i need you to go to pain. -- to spain in because he was not a high-ranking officer people aren't sure about him. and in the other division. there are numerous highly trained officers thes

well yes then mr preston we once in a way is our in the world the new here for how long are we here and will be. on. if the doctors are not allowed to talk without permission from the embassy yet. north korea reportedly generates 450000000 euros a year from remittances earned by its citizens secretly working abroad. no records are kept of these secret funds and accounts documentation could potentially be used as evidence receipts bank transfers and internal notes are systematically destroyed on the orders of the kim family. this enables the regime to deny their existence in front of the international community but above all to the starving population back home. they are not to get wind of the millions the kim family earns at their expense. children both ends of the high school i was a worker too. i didn't get anything for 6 or 8 months. i worked myself to the bone. so i reckoned why not help myself this man spent many years in siberia prior to his defection he worked his way up to management level feeling remorse he wanted to break his years of silence in the hope that his testimony cou

mark preston, i want to start with you. this was one hell of a week.hat are folks on the hill saying about trump's out of control behavior this week? are they pinning it to economic anxiety or is something else coming on. >> it comes down to the economic anxieties. his strength continues to be the economy. it continues to be strong with democrats and independents. we are seeing companies and businesses pulling back money. we are seeing it from the business side of things. that is a telltale sign. you can't stave off a recession. you have to wonder if he is exacerbating it. >> trump believes the numbers dn't mean as much as the way that people feel. a majority of people feel like the economy is good. 65% according to a new cnn poll. do you think that we are making too much of his crazy antics, of people mostly feeling like the economy is good. >> he is talking about putting in a payroll tax. that is done for political reasons. he is trying to put more money in consumers hands to show you have money to spend. if i can lower the payroll tax that will affe

mark preston is here with all the numbers. break this down for us. >> as you said, joe biden who has now come out of two departments has a demanding lead. right now, a double dij lead over bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. but where is his strength right now? let's take a look right now at where we have and where he is right now. where he is, 29% in june, he was at 22%. he is up 7 points. his strength is coming from moderate voters and self-describes debates right now. at the same time, look at kamala harris. she has plummeted 12 points. where does she lose her support from? from liberal voters. but brianna, as we make the turn into september right now, what are people looking for? they're looking at the next debate and we do know that castro is the tenth candidate too far who has qualified for the debate next month. >> and in this new poll, senator cam ma layer harris has dropped lower than where she was even before the first debate. she was at 8% then. she had that post debate bump to 17 and now she is down to 5. so her c

said instead of sending john who would like to send an installation of bands, james taylor and billy preston. all of which would've been incredible. but because of the chaos i never saw the letter. >> we could've had the singer-songwriter move meant -- movement started in 1969 instead of waiting till 1971. to vermont.r coming wifehe past 25 years, my and myself have traveled around the country introducing your amazing program to all of the original artists that played woodstock and 69. it's been a fascinating road but it wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for this beautiful printing and great graphics of the 60's so i was wondering if you could tell us a little bit about the history of the program a it relates to the farm and little bit about the graphics itself and of course i'm good to ask you to participate in the program before you leave today. thank you. >> the program that was given out at the start. >> yes. it is an amazing piece of memorabilia. >> with the poetry in the lyrics. ,he interesting thing is someone at night -- last night said they were at woodstock and on the way out the