. >> he's in charge of pt-109, which is a small patrol torpedo boat in the pacific theater. >> the ptype of craft to carry torpedoes to strike the enemy below the belt. >> jack has a terrible, terrible back. to serve in a pt boat is only going to exacerbate every problem that he's got. >> jack kennedy's pt boat was on patrol on a moonless dark night. >> so they don't see this giant japanese ship coming straight at them. it basically slices jfk's boat in half. >> jack is thrown into the bulkhead, injuring his back. two of his crew are gone. and they are surrounded by burning in the water. >> those back at the base presume the worst. they presume that there are no survivors, and they hold a religious service, a mass for kennedy and his crew. >> joe kennedy gets a telegram that his son is missing and just sits on the news. he doesn't tell his family. he doesn't want to scare them. >> when tragedy struck, the kennedy family, joe senior didn't share it with other members. like his wife, the mother of his children. >> and so he lives with this kind of private agony, wondering whether his se

paris has jumped inner—city public stake in pt new york.o inner—city public stake in pt new york. paris has jumped to second place due to a stronger euro. as for hong kong, it has slipped to number four slot. tel aviv is now in the top ten due to higher transportation cost and so too has sydney. the strong aussie dollar raises the cost of living into other cities, brisbane and adelaide. the study ta kes brisbane and adelaide. the study takes into brisbane and adelaide. the study ta kes into accou nt brisbane and adelaide. the study takes into account price of i60 products and services including rent, utility bills, private schools as well as household supplies. earlier i spoke to simon baptist from the el you and he explained why singapore remains at the top of the list. singapore is about 4% more expensive than paris, which is in second place, and singapore does come up second place, and singapore does come up as second place, and singapore does come up as very high at cost concern categories. the biggest one is owning and running a vehicl

want to change, to wa nt that individual to want to change, to want to turn away from whatever attem ptsrn away from whatever atte m pts to to want to turn away from whatever attempts to brainwash them and be neighborly them have gone ahead. we are struggling a little bit, let me tell you. the reason you are looking at me rather than our gorgeous cast is that both of the screens are playing up and is not very nice for you to look at i'm afraid. sorry about that. try not to look at it too much. i will stick to the neighbours if we can. if i could check the timing from you in the gallery. seven minutes, 0k. let's move on and look at the express. page number two. we will not check the lloris at dover says grayling. this will come as a bit of a shock to the eu 27 that that after brexit, just come in, go out. there'll be no text. -- there'll be no checks. this is extraordinary. i watched your earlier interview. it seems that the transport secretary chris grayling have said that we do not check the lloris now, we will not check them in dover in the future. i'm clear it cannot happen. we will m

together, we have sent a message that we will not tolerate russia's attem pts that we will not tolerateussia's atte m pts to that we will not tolerate russia's attempts to flout international law and undermine our values. rival demonstrations outside parliament as jeremy corbyn apologises for a second time about the pain caused by anti—semitism in the labour party. southern nhs trust is fined £2 million over the deaths of patients teresa colvin and connor sparrowhawk. the judge called each case an "unnecessary human tragedy". on newsnight, we speak to tony blair on brexit and a senior member to jeremy —— jeremy corbyn‘s team. good evening and welcome to bbc news. it's the greatest collective expulsion of russian diplomats and intelligence officials in history. 23 countries, including america and 16 eu nations, have united in response to the nerve agent attack in salisbury. the united states is to expel 60 russian diplomats and 16 eu member states, including france and germany, are taking similar action. today's unprecedented move follows the poisoning of former russian agent sergei skri

together, we have sent a message that we will not tolerate russia's attem pts that we will not tolerateia's attempts to flout international law and undermine our values. rival demonstrations outside parliament as jeremy corbyn apologises for a second time about the pain caused by anti—semitism in the labour party. southern nhs trust is fined £2 million over the deaths of patients teresa colvin and connor sparrowhawk. the judge called each case an "unnecessary human tragedy". 0n newsnight, we speak to tony

un human rights official says she will not be intimidated by the philippine government in her attem ptshilippine government in her atte m pts to philippine government in her attempts to investigate thousands of killings in the president's or on drawers. she has been denied an official visit. the funeral has taken place in slovakia ephemeral investigative journalist yonkers yak. hundreds of mourners attended the ceremony one day after the burial of his fiancee, who was shot dead at the same time. at ten o'clock, reeta chakrabarti will be here with a round—up of the news. but first, it is our world... in a moscow nightclub, the opposition candidate makes her pitch to the capital's cultural elite. russian democracy is a strange and sometimes dangerous beast. it's a fake election. it is a fake election? yes, i am always telling that. explain what you mean. i mean like in a casino, when the win is always on the house. in russia it is always on putin's side. so i'm not trying to win, i have no illusions about that. i am taking part to be heard. once upon a time, in the former capital of the c

un human rights official says she will not be intimidated by the philippine government in her attem ptsto investigate thousands of killings in the president's or on drawers. she has been denied an official visit. the funeral has taken place in slovakia ephemeral investigative journalist yonkers yak. hundreds of

to exams and a reduction in teachers' workload — the promise of the education secretary as he attem ptscation secretary as he atte m pts to the education secretary as he attempts to resolve the school recruitment crisis. talks between the eu,japan and recruitment crisis. talks between the eu, japan and us on president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium have broken up with no exemption agreed. the eu trade commissioner had called for the eu to be excluded from the tariffs. in sport, ireland win the six nations championship, beating scotland by 28-8, with championship, beating scotland by 28—8, with a bonus point, meanwhile, england have lost to france in paris, 22 to— —— 22—16. now on bbc news, an oscar special for you, now on bbc news, an oscar special foryou, in now on bbc news, an oscar special for you, in talking movies. hello from california, i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special edition of talking movies where we look back at the 90th annual academy awards. a recap of what happened on the big night. we hear from those who took home top oscar prizes. i'm going back home wit

he has talked tojewish news, and made the statements, but despite many attem pts the statements, butt despite many attempts to encourage otherwise, she has not done any broadcast —— he has not done any broadcast interviews on this issue. thousands of suspects under investigation for violent and sexual offences have been released from police custody without any bail conditions attached, according to research by the bbc. new rules were introduced in england and wales a year ago, designed to prevent people being kept on bailfor months and, in some cases, years. the charity women's aid said the figures were shocking, and would worry victims of domestic violence. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw reports. it was the case of paul gambaccini that sparked concerns about the use of pre—charge, or police bail. the bbc radio presenter was questioned about alleged sex offences, then released on bail for 12 months before being told he wouldn't face any charges. as home secretary, theresa may said the use of police bail had to change. and last year a 28—day limit was imposed. if police wan

they have treated the use of military grade nerve agent in europe with sarcasm, co nte m pt nerve agentn europe with sarcasm, contempt and defiance. the labour leader condemns the attack but doesn't put the blame on the russian government. our response must be both decisive and proportionate. and based on clear evidence. and youtube gets a dressing down. this isn't about prospect —— perfection, this is about you being the wrong person for this committee and not having a clue what you're talking about. but first, it was the first time a nerve agent had been used defensively in europe since the second world war, and it happened on british soil. the attack on the former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury delivered the week in parliament. on monday the week in parliament. on monday the prime minister came to the commons to update mps. it is now clear that sergei skripal and $ grade nerve % of $ grade nerve iii—1: of the military grade nerve agent of the type developed a rush. our knowledge that russia has previously produced this agent and would still be capable of doing so. russia's

it changing into a global for some some already hating on time to see the documentary and send some pt moon jae and. this summit plan plenty hopeful. the solution as an intentio. graham. the. russian. under the nine nine. between them. how to how to fish which is is it? thursday's meeting. after. now is it is it china. it was the north korean leader's. father either and leader leader two thousand eleven eleven. china china. now ally and i'm and i'm a nurse. but. wait a minute. manyny many. cross section this the lilittle. north in a religious tensions. according. the decision to the needs arise isolation. all wall on the. in the united states. nonetheless us president donald trump. except that. you can add adding that he me dumped on by may. and i'm joined now by and i think tank i think director is or a kind of sounds for the whole this is fickle ruler of. the seas thanks ninety waiting with us on france24 not not now at just getting getting you signs on stage down to talk to is it is it. itself out. but it. i think there were a lot of good be about so that's as the long long in north

it ke pt people up like an accelerant.ople up like an accelerant, it gets young children and teenagers, and i have three teenagers, wilder. —— riled up. yulia skripal has onlyjust started to improve in health. herfather is still in a critical condition. richey has been reported as did a couple of times in the newspapers. —— and she has been reported. she may be able to give evidence to the police if she survives. the police may have a hot trail of information which may come from her, hopefully. it would be fantastic if that happened. the russians are starting some sort of convention to speak to her, where she might not want to talk to her own console. and we are in this tit—for—tat expulsion drama. they do put out some bizarre tweets sometimes. you are never sure if they are choking sometimes. this is remarkable. to suggest they should be allowed to go in and interview her. it may be under this convention that they have a right of access. but it must be only if she asked for their protection. unless we are really missing t

the guardian says they treated the british deadline with sarcasm, co nte m pt british deadline with sarcasms puppet after he refused to accept proof moscow was behind the attack. the male says the labour leader was disowned by his colleagues for failing to back theresa may's tough sta nce failing to back theresa may's tough stance against russia. meanwhile, the daily express claims that a russian businessman found dead at his london home earlier this week was on putin's ‘hit—list‘. the telegraph has a warning from the defence secretary gavin williamson that britain cannot sit back as he unveils measures to tackle can call and biological warfare. so, stephen hawking and the prime minister's sanctions sharing the front pages. let's start with the metro and that stop headline push 0ffski. 23 spies to be rejected, talking about a boycott of the world cup. the headline is theresa may, what she said, will make a difference? it sounds robust and they are trying to the impact in not any one single measure but a com plete any one single measure but a complete package of measures. the ejection of wha

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. >> sepa cual es la respuesta de la alcaldesa por amenazas del t pt presidente donald trump . >> ----porque somos la autoridan el tiempo... es hora de revisar las temperaturas actuales... (musica). ¿que tal? amigos mire que pasa en spancan francisco el golden no se ve por la neblina que te tenemos en este momento , tu tuvimos lluvia pero la situacion se va . >> vemos que espera en las sg s siguientes horas . >> mire en vivo el cazatormentas condiciones secas pero cambia tambien sus planes para el fin de semana asi que atencion . >> para ahora en spanan franci 5 59 grados otnote ccomo aumenta v vemos nuneros en los 50 a 52 ahrora temeperaturas de 70 grad en la ciudades asi que no cam i camabia al dia de maÑana . >> viento en la linea de algunos incovenvenientes podemos ver q h hiciera que cayera en la autopista se bloquearon carriles tomelo en cuenta . >> para las proximas horas las t temperaturas estan en 40 grados, es larga la noche, vemos lo que llega para el fin de semana que es lluvia asi que atencion en s este momento de paraguas . >> mire el viernes aun las co i condiciones de

>> there was a principals committee meeting between senior officials in law enforce pt and national security agencies to discuss this issue specifically. >> does the president believe that someone who is on the no fly list should also be -- because of suspected terrorist activity should not be able to buy a gun? this was a position he expressed during the campaign. he was asked about it again. sarah was sad again. does he still hold that view, no fly, no buy? >> i don't know if he supports that specific provisions. individuals on that list are not given due process rights to be able to get there. >> one last one. steve bannon, sarah was asked when was the last time the president spoke to steve bannon? >> i'm not aware of any phone calls they've had recently. i think in the last several

i am willing to a cce pt by this but i am not.d differently if you are in the target market, it may be that i was just too detached from the film—making to be able to fully invest in the story, and i confess, i will go and see it again but i would be lying if i said the film work for me. i wanted it to but if you think of the best fantasy films, thinking about et, for instance, no matter your age, you burst into tea rs. matter your age, you burst into tears. you weep buckets because it is et. this does not do that, my feeling is it is an honourable failure. nothing wrong with that, i would rather see a film—maker aim high and trip than play it safe but idid high and trip than play it safe but i did feel, i wanted this to work and it did not. ok, and your third choice, is this a blockbuster? let's wait and see! the first pacific rim, guillermo del toro, took great joy pacific rim, guillermo del toro, took greatjoy in the spectacle of really big robots hitting really big creatures, ok, so made by somebody who loved all that stuff, a

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pt boggard is just gone. what's your take? way to handle theseis historical monuments. >> putting a side what's happening in new orleans. i really like the mayor. i think he's a very thoughtful man. i think his family has a real roots, real cred when it comes to new orleans and louisiana history generally speaking. remember, i resigned from my fellowship at yale university a year ago, when they changed the name. taking calhoon name off the college and c naming it for more contemporary person. i fear, when history starts being rewrittenen constantly through the prism of political correctness we risk cutting ourselves off from our roots. now, i absolutely get that slavery, this abominations different than a lot of things that happened in political life. it is something like the holocaust that can't be forgiven. i think to try and continually rewrite history. jefferson was a slave owner. so was george washington what willhi happen when the first thd of our history is cut off or in some way covered up? >> there's levels as i see i

it was so emotive, they were so passionate, they have really ke pt were so passionate, they have reallyings, it has been thoughts and prayers and nothing has been done. they have actually made a real impact, they are calling for stricter gun laws and i hope they succeed. already the spending bill donald trump signed this weekend, or at the end of last week, included clarification that the centre for disease control can now start studying the impact of gun violence and how many people have guns and how many guns are licensed and how many gun accidents there are. there is no date on this because of a regulation that explicitly said the government couldn't collect data on this, and so already they have had an impact, at least we can study it and have a conversation about it and they are truly inspirational. let's look at the main story on the sunday times, theirfront—page look at the main story on the sunday times, their front—page stories that theresa may is going to order £4 billion worth of spending to save the nhs. we are a divided country politically but one thing that the polls show

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pt. oackland athletics ante milwaukee.icado expresÓ: esto fue una violaciÓn de confianza entre cambrils analÍtica pero tambiÉn, fuera falta de confianza entre facebook y las personas que comparte sus datos con nosotros y esperan que los protejamos. necesitamos arreglar esto, mientras que un experto en tecnologÍa manifestÓ que los usuarios a veces enfrentan consecuencias serias al utilizar redes sociales. >> como usuarios tenemos que estar conscientes que todo lo gratis, ya sea nuestra cuenta de facebook, twitter, instagram el precio que estamos pagando son nuestros datos personales. ramÓn: a veces lo gratis tiene un valor. los expertos reiteran que cada los cigarrillos electrónicos... no son inofensivos. al contrario. cuando inhalas, inhalas químicos tóxicos. tus pulmones se inflaman como con cigarrillos regulares. y contienen una droga tan adictiva como la heroína. no te dejes engañar. palmira: este dÍa se celebrÓ el dÍa mundial de el síndrome de down. se crea conciencia pÚblica, recordar la dignidad y contribuciones que

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think that will be for mr corbyn for atte m pts to think that will be for mr corbyn for attempts toisions in all parties. we have in the conservative party, people like anna soubry, nicky morgan and kenneth clarke, arch remainers boating repeatedly against the government. there are of course in the labour party, different views, it has a lwa ys party, different views, it has always been the case when it comes to the european union. it was in this referendum, it was in 1975 referendum when we first went in. different views on europe and the eu in particular are not unusual. he is entitled to express and campaign for his views. what he is not entitled to do is to accept a job at the top of the labour party and then go and do his own thing as opposed to stick with the team view. if you take a position, you have collective responsibility, that has always been the case and it is rightly so that it has always been the case. do you think now, on the backbenchers, he could potentially cause more difficulty for mr corbyn than if mr corbyn had kept him in the shadow cabinet? no. i think corby

with regards to that group you mentioned, a pt -- apt28, this is also known as fancy beer, and allegedussian group, and that might ring a bell because it is the same group considered in charge of carrying out or having carried out the attack on the server of the conservative party in the run-up to the u.s. elections in 2016, and the german government believes they are in charge of an earlier attack on the bundestag server in 2015, a year before that. we might have russia behind this attack. brent: we know german intelligence has warned repeatedly more cyberattack could come from russia, targeting the german government. we have been warned. do we know what type of data may have gone missing? oliver: we are talking about a data network that is used by the government, by the various different ministries. the interior ministry obviously and the foreign ministry were targeted here today and the chancellory, the bundestag, and other important authorities. as you can imagine they are posting valuable and sensitive information. these people are not after money. they are after the information t

don't notice that you're, you're sending verbal, behavioral message: i am not excessible to iany way pt music, can't touch me. you can't kiss me. i don't like you. don't get near me energetically because it's not that game. d believe it or not, that takes a lot of energy to maintain. so for the first time being in a group of all women, i personally know accessed aspects of my musicianship that i never got to becae i was in a battle. and you know you're not free in defense mode, you're in survival mode and the music needs more than survival energy. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: one of the youngest bandleaders at the festival was 19-year-old percussionist sasha berliner, a sophomore at new york city's new school. in her newly assembled quintet, she plays the vibraphone. >> there's just nothing else that sounds like it. and i likehat it can be melodic and also harmonic and also percussive. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: while in behigh schooliner started taking professional gigs in san francisco and often found herself the only woman performing at a show. >> it was a bit uncomfortable at first because not only was i

the flu season has pt the flu season has peaked, but the weekend-- we )ll track how much the storms haveelped our local reservoirs.jose. monday from 4:30 to 7. >>> well, the flu season has peaked. but don't pack away the tissues and the tamiflu just yet. flu has proven deadly. 214 people died. in california, 12 from last week alone. three were in the bay area. bay area flu deaths stand at 43 now. health department says late in the season, getting the flu shot is the best way to protect yourself. >>> our most educated, savviest online operators are losing money to scammers. a survey released show that millennials show more money lost to scams than the elderly or any other group. the problem is that young people spend too much time on the internet and are into trusting with their personal data online. >> data, private information. important information about their bank, their credit card, their background. that is the problem. >> experts say be careful before following anyone online that you don't know. don't send anything personal over public wi-fi. >>> a lego makeover. the company announ

ylan muiit is us tonight pt they have a snowstorm to deal with tomorrow. they have to work hard. when do you think we will finally see a billf some kind? >> republican leadership keep saying it will be today before midnight. but we have heard this story before. just as recently as yest the house is trying to vote on this bill on thursday in order e the senate time to pass it before that friday deadline. but we are already hearing from rank and file lawmakers that this time line could slip. maybe the omnibus spending bill doesn't come out tonight ande mae even better a temporary government shutdown and even mighteed another stopgap spending measure to give lawmakers more time to hamme out all of these details. >> i know there are a lot of issues out ere, what is the primary hang-up here? >> there have been two issues. one isunding for the gateway project which funds a tunnel that goes from new jersey to new york. the president said he is opposed to that project but he is very important to key o lawmake both sides of the aisle. the other issue isal border funding. that is something

. >> reporter: the 32-year-old built up quite a career, helping war veterans suffering from pt symptom- from ptsd, per passion started here in the south bay, graduated from st. francis high school in 2003, the director of drama said that her life was cut far too short and had so much more good to do in the world and love to share with her family friends and those she served. >> with her last breath, she'd want to help the folks. >> reporter: as the memorandum f -- as the memorial grows, her father talked about fate and the family grieving. >> you think jennifer would want us to not hate the person. would want us to be understanding that this man was you know, had a problem. was sick. >> reporter: gonzalez also started a resource center at san jose state university for veterans. a memorial for all-three victims will be a week from today at the veteran's homement. reporting live in mountain view, nbc bayier ne area news. >> a sexual assault investigation in the north bay. christopher holden is accused of touching teenage girl inappropriately and supplying them with marijuana. he worked w

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pt radio man, i was the gren add ear, a weapon that shoots like a grenade. not as far as a mortar. but it hit the radio man, and he went flying, and i ran up to him and tried to help him. and another came up. i'm wanting to hand him off because he had been hit in the back of the head and as soon as doc kirkham got to him. i kept going, along with the rest of the unit. they did have to gather up the wounded that we were getting and take back on a truck. so we maded it to the matt v compound and got relief from them. then we were told that we were going to cross the perfume river. you got the south side of hue city, the new section, and the old section is the sitta dell area on the north side. we were told there was a south vietnamese unit haired in the -- haired in the citadel. and this is like a mile and a third on each side. it's a big area. and we were told that our company was going to have to cross the river and link up with that south vietnamese army unit. my platoon was the first plat oop, and they assigned second platoon to go across the bridge first. the north vietnamese ar

. >>> good morning. 4:27 on this march 8 pt. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweatherast. good morning, mike. >> we have drizzle and showers out there. the drizzle will hang around through the morning commute. we'll keep a 1 on the storm impact scale for just this morning. a few hundredths of an inch is possible. look at the broken line of showers that moved through earlier. temperatures very mild. 39 in morgan hill. cloverdale and ukiah, in the 40s. hi alexis. let's check on the commute. >> several crashes this morning. not looking like much on the radar on live doppler 7, not looking threatening. could be tough driving conditions. do have a spinout crash to southbound 60 aught the core deal a junction. they got the pole cleared off to the shoulder and the vehicle landed in the ditch. definitely use caution in the area. there's a live look outside. richmond-san rafael bridge. not many vehicles. we'll drive for conditions. we'll look at the bay bridge commute coming up. >>> a rally at visa headquarters regarding gun sales. >> some groups are pressuring credit card comp

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it means being loved and acce pt number.lestone. writing up front, the self—styled bikes on bikes kicked off a night of colour, music, costumes and glitter. there isa music, costumes and glitter. there is a party going on right here. over 200 floats paraded down sydney polls oxford street from drag queens the giant bottles of champagne and lgbt icon cher. but for many, the most significant float is that of the 78ers, dedicated to the original activist who marched 40 years ago in syd ney activist who marched 40 years ago in sydney and were met with police violence. it is wonderful, exhilarating to have such a wonderful audience to look at us and cheer us and all that. we didn't have any of that 40 years ago. very proud pride march still glowing from the yes vote. here in the uk, pubs will be allowed to stay open late to celebrate the wedding of prince harry and the american actress meghan markle. the big day is getting closer and now pubs will be able to stay open longer. cheers! on the friday night before the royal wedding a

. >> welcome to wednesday, march 28 pt. >> yes. we're halfway through almost. >> oh, the week?the show just starting. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike nicco. >> about to put march to rest, though. >> warmer todaye huh? >> near record highs tomorrow as we continue to build the warmth. here's a look at a live dry -- what? a dry live doppler 7. there we go. can i get a mulligan, too. 61 in clear lake. breezy up there. 57 in santa rosa. half moon bay 43 degrees right now. napa, danville, livermore at 47. san mateo 49. the rest of us pretty much in the 50 ease this morning. we'll look at the 12-hour planner coming up next. help me. >> you got out of that just fine, mike nicco. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. yesterday, we had a couple issues for the bay bridge commute. today we're all clear, incident-free at 4:28 in the morning. stack-up in the cash lanes but that's about it. looking at our traffic maps, live doppler 7, visibility layer on top, we've got a little bit of fog forming in the north bay. we'll talk more about that

instead, they have treated the use of military grade nerve agent in europe sarcasm, co nte m pt gradent in europe sarcasm, contempt and defiance. so, mr speaker, there is no alternative conclusion other than that the russian state was culpable for the attempted murder of mr scrip role on his daughter —— mr skripal. she spelt out what measures the government would now be taking. we will expel 23 diplomats who have been declared as offices. they have one week to leave. this will be the single biggest expulsion for over 30 yea rs single biggest expulsion for over 30 years and it reflect the fact that this is not the first time that the russian state have acted against our country. through these expulsions, we will fundamentally degrade russian intelligence capability in the uk for years to come, we will freeze russian state assets were over we have the evidence that they may be used to threaten the life or property of uk nationals or residence, and led by the national crime agency, we will continue to bring all the capabilities of uk law enforcement to bear against serious criminals and

they will now a cce pt st so slightly longer.ds of up to a00 bigger pie —— gigabytes and they play dolby atmos sound. and where the sh could be plugged into a dog to connect to screen, mouse and keyed board, the s9 can become a trackpad. will soon also double as a keyboard. even with the s9‘s better to expect, critics say that the improvements are not massive. they do think the camera and the sharing functions are sure to be eyecatchers. and now super slow motion is complete without lots and lots of confetti. well, only one day after samsung announced their phone and their slow mo camara, we found out that sony have up raided bears to 960 frames per second and in full bears to 960 frames per second and infull hd bears to 960 frames per second and in full hd which makes it better. so, what do you think the situation? you tried it earlier. i did and it really is better than the effort from samsung. sony has experienced. this is the second time they have done this and full hd, when you see it, it is glorious. warriors in comparison

but i will never a cce pt to aviv. nazareth. any israeli jews just because the state is defining itself as a jewish state. because defining yourself as jewish and democratic is an oxymoron. this is an oxymoron that we are fighting against day by day. it seems to me your speech was based on empathy and a genuine effort to understand the israeli mindset. what aspect of the israeli mindset. what aspect of the israeli mindset. what aspect of the israeli mindset is that they see more than a decade ago when the palestinians had a free election that a majority at least in gaza voted quite clearly for harm us, a movement that is dedicated in its original constitution, the destruction of the state of israel —— hamas. destruction of the state of israel -- hamas. it is democracy. palestinian people, like in england and germany, and in france, like evenin and germany, and in france, like even in the united states, whojust elected a very bizarre president, weak, palestinians, are free to elect exactly what they want palestinians want. israel

pt and e says they're expecting a lot of wind and rain and we took a look at the oakland service center in the event there is a larger outage they need to respond anywhere in the east bay. crew can plan and gather here. another team has been tracking the storm for days and getting equipment and crews in place to areas they think might take the brunt of the system so they can respond quickly and get the power back on. >> we're going to be keeping a close eye on the north bay, central coast, peninsula and the south bay, as well. so a lot of the bay area is an area that we're going to be really monitoring, making sure we're prepared to be standing by. we anticipate you'll see a lot of new trucks throughout the bay area. >> the crews did spend the afternoon cutting branches away from power lines in the east bay. they do have spare power poles ready at their service centers and in other strategic locations where they can be moved quickly into position, but now they say they're prepared and like us out here, waiting for the rain to begin. reporting live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay are

what we want is some kind of way in which they will at least acce pt of way in which they will at least state must have had some role in this. for labour, treating russia likely strategic enemy won't help. but over dinner here tonight, the prime minister will make that case. for once, the bunfight in brussels is not about brexit. theresa may is trying to get 27 other countries to ta ke trying to get 27 other countries to take a firmer line on russia, quite a feat at any time, but with many people in brussels seeing britain as an awkward neighbour, it is quite some diplomatic endeavour. can the prime minister persuade all of them to agree russia is an enemy? not easy when these days britain doesn't a lwa ys easy when these days britain doesn't always feel among friends. laura kunstler, bbc news, brussels. a memorial service has been held today in memory of the five people killed in the westminster terror attack a year ago today. khalid masood, who also died in the attack, drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge before stabbing pc keith palmer outside the houses of parliament. mps ob

one they keep to themselves, they pt claude shannon and his friendliness, the best decision he could give was claude shannon was not unfriendly. when alan turing arrives, i think they see in themselves kindred spirits. both of them are working on big questions about computers. they are asking themselves all kinds of mind games. could a computer be programmed to think was one of their favorite questions to answer. both of them at the time i are working on cryptography and they are both at bell laboratories. what is interesting is they have tea frequently, by some reports, every day for a brief period. they become very good friends. the interesting -- the most interesting part of their interaction is they are not allowed to talk at all about cryptography. the work is so highly classified, but they are not actually to discuss it. it frees the geniuses up to talk about many other things. computers, artificial intelligence. again, whether or not a computer could be made to do what a brain does. in these extraordinary teas, they are exploring questions that still occupy us to this day. ala