clearly a very determined young woman. young woman. single—handedly has sent the rhs into a bit of aaining scholarship, but never happened. happened. of william wilkes, the leader of the rhs. rhs. that a female might claim the scholarship. scholarship. chip, chip, chip, chipped away at the idea women can do these things. the idea women can do these things. and who knows where her career might have taken her? have taken her? a picture is starting to emerge of the mysterious miss harrison. the mysterious miss harrison. gardening, from the names and orders of plants to growing fruit. of plants to growing fruit. hard to imagine women being excluded. —— student gardeners. makes me feel very frustrated and angry. angry. we still need to go further to make sure you're one is included. sure you're one is included. miss harrison paved the way for a new generation of gardeners. new generation of gardeners. the rhs wants to make sure her name is not forgotten. is not forgotten. family may have letters that can tell them more about her. tell them more about her. i would really love to know what

the rhs wants to make sure her name's not forgotten.happened next. did she carry on fighting, did she carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i'm really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, because she's clearly a character, and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they'll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. a baby meerkat stolen from a zoo in western australia has been found. the four—week old disappeared from its enclosure at perth zoo on wednesday. police are speaking to a man and a woman after it was found in a town 80 miles away. vets say the animal was tired and hungry. zoo staff are preparing the animal to be reintroduced to its family — as there's a risk they won't accept it back. that is your aww moment for the morning, but here is a slightly more alarming one. a huge hive of more than 60,000 bees has been found in the roof of a hospital in cambridge. experts say the colony had probably been there for several years and it took them over 12 hours to remove them. staff at

the rhs wants to make sure her name's not forgotten.ow what happened next. did she carry on fighting, did you carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i'm really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, because she's clearly a character and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they'll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. good morning. they could be getting wet but the fans are expected to fill up wembley stadium for anthonyjoshua's latest world title defence. he looks in pretty decent shape too ahead of his fight with russian alexander povetkin. joshua weighed in more than a stone heavy their his opponent. but will that give him the edge tonight. we have a growing problem here. guys that are failing tests for good old—fashioned steroids, that are failing tests for good old —fashioned steroids, not that are failing tests for good old—fashioned steroids, not fancy steroids orfancied old—fashioned steroids,

the rhs wants to make sure her name's not forgotten.ve to know what happened next. did she carry on fighting, did you carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i'm really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, because she's clearly a character and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they'll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. return now to the tanzania ferry disaster. the president has ordered the arrest of the managers involved. we have some good news from the location, that is a diver who heard a knocking sound while they were in the process of mainly retrieving bodies from the capsized ferry discovered that the engineer had shot himself into a small cabin. it looks like an air pocket had formed inside there and he was able to breathe and as a consequence has stayed alive two days after the capsized off the ferry on lake victoria. so, some good news. —— the engineer had cabin. the news that the engineer from the ferry has survived and has been brought safely to the surface of the

the rhs wants to make sure her name's not forgotten., did you carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i'm really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, because she's clearly a character and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they'll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. so who is she? what was the story and what did she end up doing because she couldn't take the scholarship? if anybody knows then get in touch because the royal horticultural society want to know how the story ended. alison goding works for the royal horticultural society. she's the garden manager at harlow carr, in harrogate. when you hear those stories, that particular story, it is tragic, really. it is really tragic. but it makes me really proud to work for an organisation that has changed so much. obviously things are culturally different back then for many women. it really hadn't occurred to me, though, that that actually may have happened in horticultural training, actually may have happened in horticulturaltr

the rhs wants to make sure her name's not forgotten.o know what happened next. did she carry on fighting, did you carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i'm really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, because she's clearly a character and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they'll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. racing driver billy monger is preparing to return to donnington park today, less than 18 months after a near fatal crash there cost him both of his legs. aided by a specially adapted car which hits speeds of up to 150mph, the 19—year—old is hoping to finish on the podium. 0ur reporter angela rafferty has been to meet him. it's hard to believe it's been just 18 months since the horrific crash that almost cost him his life and left him a double amputee. billy monger‘s recovery has been truly remarkable. this weekend, he returns for the first time to race at the track where this life was changed forever. my memories of the accident and from donington are quite strong

the rhs wants to make sure her name is not forgotten.hem more about her.|j would really love to know what happens next. it she carry on fighting? did she carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i am just really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, which is she is clearly a character. did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they will finally solve the mystery. in boxing, britain's anthonyjoshua has retained his three world heavyweight titles with a win over his russian opponent, alexander povetkin, at london's wembley stadium. joshua knocked povetkin out in the seventh round extending his unbeaten professional record to 22 fights. here's the bbc‘s boxing correspondent mike costello. stunning in the end, and impressive. the most impressive performance of his career so far, the end coming at one minute and 59 seconds of around seven, the first time that alexander povetkin has been stopped in a 36 fight professional career. it was hugely competitive and it was a contest that shows why anthony joshuais

the rhs wants to make sure her name‘s not forgotten. she carry on into a career in horticulture, and make a living that way? i‘m really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, because she‘s clearly a character, and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they‘ll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, it is turning into a decidedly cool weekend across the country. cool and bright for some, cool and wet for others. as we head into sunday, a mixture of sunshine and showers

the rhs wa nts to generation of gardeners. the rhs wants to make sure her name's not forgotten.g, did you carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i'm really to race to know what happened to miss harrison, because she's clearly a character and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they'll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. i want to know what happened to two. miss harrison, apparently she trained at swanley college in kent. they just have trained at swanley college in kent. theyjust have the name, wouldn't it be great to know —— what happened too. good morning. it isa it is a cool feel across the uk this weekend. there will be sunshine and showers further north. also something wet and potentially windy further south. today's rain comes courtesy of this cloud into south—west england and wales, bringing outbreaks of rain and that will slowly extend eastwards through the day. the northern extent of the rain probably through the northern parts of wales, into the north midlands and northern parts of east anglia, so it is a little bit pat

not as much as rh, but pretty darn good. but that's not even the stunning numbers.he stunning numbers is it was up 20% do you know what wall street was looking for? only 9.6 not just better than expected, but actually two times better than expected. some of that came from strength that lulu's company owned stores which is a staggering figure for brick and mortar retail especially when the analysts were only predicting a 4% increase most of the strength comes from down right to their direct to consumer business meaning the web, and it's up 48% and the analysts were expecting 34%. they knew it would be great. they just didn't anticipate that it would be this great oh, and by the way, this despite lulu's online business being up against very difficult comparisons. even better the company raised forecast management repurchased 4.4 million shares during the quarter and looking pretty smart, right that means they retired 2.7% of the share count. so how did these guys do it? there were six things that really stood out to me, and we're going to go over them so you understan

let me get thefire, it's 74 degrees right now, rh 29%. the winds are okay. look what the temperatures are going to do, it's going to jump up to about 94 and then it will drop back down to about 79 to 78 thursday and mid 80s as we head towards sunday. along with that let's see what the winds are going to do. you can see they spike above 20 miles per hour during the evening hours and then they stay up around 10 to 15 during the overnight hours. all right. a little closer to home in northern napa, 84 degrees already and look at that rh, 22%, but at least it's pretty calm up there. look at the winds, they are going to pick up also pushing around 15 to 20 miles per hour blowing northwest to southeast. that will keep the smoke away from us but is also go going to make people to the southeast of that fire nervous as the winds will be blowing it that way. notice the temperature dropping down to the 69 to 70 degree range as we head into wednesday and thursday. that's the good and the bad i was talking about. >> we will see you in a few minutes with your seven-day for

rh shares finished up 3% to. 135. after the bell sears reported a drop in same store sales. that improved from the previous quarter. the retailer initially planned to release results before the market opened. but then postponed. sears says it's still seeking ways to return to profitability. shares initially rose in after hours but fished the regular day down 9% to $1.21. >>> and also after the bell, adobe said stronger sales in its creative and do you mean cloud divisions helped earnings beat expectations. the company also gave upbeat revenue guidance for the current quarter. separately, cnbc is reporting thats adobe in talks to buy a marketingheld cloud software company in an effort to better compete with rivals microsoft and oracle. the report said adobe could pay upwards of $1.5 billion. adobe shares were volatile in the after hours sessions but finished the regular day up a fraction to 268.52. ce> yesterday we told you about the cs the fda has raised about the growing use of ecigarettes by minors. and today we look closer at look at juul, the company dominatingh the mark

the rhs wants to make sure her name's not forgotten. them more about her. i'd really love to know what happened next. in horticulture, and make a living that way? because she's clearly a character, and did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they'll finally solve the mystery. helen briggs, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. weekend across the country. cool and bright for some, cool and wet for others. rain across the south. so not especially cold here. degrees, a little colder in the countryside in scotland. for many northern areas through tomorrow morning. clearing away from the south—east by lunch time. with that, for a time, pretty gusty north and northwesterly winds. in the northwest. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... theresa may's proposals work. in liverpool saying theirs in the party of equality. # gertcha! #. chas and dave, has died. he was 7a and being treated for cancer. now on bbc news, it's time for click. with my face on his shirt. india — a technology superpower in waiting. 2 billion

articles on the rh website that include titles praise hitler. >> it doesn't give you much information about what they're trying to do or say. >> reporter: in a statement the spokesperson says the transit agency had to run the ad. we're bound by law to carry the ad as written since they allow advertisers to express their point of view. facts is not something i would want b.a.r.t. to provide a platform for. >> reporter: because of the content for the website for institute for historical review b.a.r.t. did insist that their web address be removed from the ad before it run. >> thank you. >>> a south bay teacher has been arrested accused of sexually assaulting a student at his former school before he started working here in the bay area. charged with statutory rape while teaching in san diego. he just started teaching at the harker school in san jose this school year. harker releasing a statement tonight in part, we are kerped to hear the charges. in this case the charges weren't filed until last week, which is well after the school,harker, had done its expensive background checks. >>> a

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last year, the rh!ng and the stalemate between the dup and sinn fein ever since. now revelations from the inquiry have done little to take the heat out of northern ireland's political crisis. emma vardy, bbc news. hardly any teenagers who've spent time with foster families or in care homes go to university. it's a stark fact that just 6% take up university places and the dropout rate once they're there is high. now campaigners are calling for more support and help for those known as care leavers. ashley john—ba ptise has been speaking to two young students who've been in care about their experiences of trying to get to university. my name's tolu and i'm a care leaver. my biggest concern about starting university is how i'm going to cope financially. hello, tolu, nice to meet you. tolu's 19 and went into foster care at the age of five. i need suitcases because i only have one. and i also need, like, a laptop, books and bedding. it's quite tough seeing all my friends, like, prepare for uni and how their p

so we're applying this where there may be just, you know, rh-1 or single-family buildings, but we live in an environment where a single-family home could be next to a three-unit home, next to an apartment building. limiting the size of -- i don't like the idea of accumulating the two-unit building or three-unit building that wants open space. this may be the only open space on the roof deck or the back. it's tough for them if they have a flat on the third floor to get down to the ground floor and the ground floor may be shadowed. i want to be careful in assuming that everybody that uses roof decks as party decks. things like setbacks are important. i agree with commissioner koppel that clear guidelines and setbacks on property lines are important. you could have a deck off the first floor, which looks out on the neighbor's yard. we should stick to that design guidelin guidelines. it makes me nervous talking about use, not putting barbecues or plumbing. i don't necessarily want to police how people use their roof deck. >> the first draft had some restrictions on things like barbecues an

use authorization to legalize the merger of three dwelling units into two dwelling units within an rh three zoning district. the subject site is a 25-foot wide by 106-foot deep lot, located on the northwest corner of ashbury and paige street, within the ashbury neighborhood. under current zoning standards, a maximum of three dwelling units is permitted. the surrounding neighborhood is zoned rm one, rm two. apartment buildings in the neighborhood range in size from 3-15 units. the authorized use of the building is three family per the residential -- excuse me. per the report of residential building record. the original use is listed as unknown. this permit was filed in order to comply with a notice of violation from the department of building inspections. per the notice of violation, which is included in your packet , the legal use of the building and the three units was first stated on a certificate of final occupancy and completion, approved in 1989. the authorized configuration of the building included full floor flats on the ground, second and third floors. the two units that have

it is a vacant lot located in the rh one zoning district. quickly on the background, the variance application was originally filed in october 2009 for new single-family home on the lot. on april 8th 2010, the variance was granted, providing the rear yard front setback and curb with requirements. the subsequent building permit in 2009 was approved by the planning at approximately the same time that the variance decision letter was published. and then that permit was approved by d.b.i. on march 3rd, 2011, less than one year after the variance was granted. however, for reasons are the appellant indicated, the permit was not issued at that time and multiple extensions were granted for at the permit while it was approved, until it was eventually issued in march 2015, which was nearly five years after the variance had been granted. more recently, the planning department received a complaint from a neighbour on july 3rd of this year, concerning the permit and its current activity and a notice they received about the development occurring on the lot

. >>> rh is down nearly 6% today retailer's second quarter earnings beat forecasts but revenue fell shoeompa shy. it is trimming its revenue guidance. >>> and workday is down 2% in the premarket. the cloud softwaremaker missing second quarter earnings targets. subscription revenue did beat forecasts. they are raising the sales outlook for the year >>> in auto news today, toyota is going to recall more than 1 million cars including the popular gasoline hybrid prius model. this is due to an issue with the engine wire harness which could pose a fire risk vehicles produced in japan between june of 2015 and may of this year could be affected. june of 2015 to may of this year if you own one, call your dealer >>> let's get a check on the other top headlines. phillip mena has those >> good morning. the contentionous confirmation battle over brett kavanaugh will pick up in hours if the first day of hearings democrats showed up ready for a fight. they before twere trying to thra wrench in the proceedings by immediately calling for the testimony to adjourn also 70 demonstrators were arrested. >>> a

it's actually ten in the rh-2 in noe valley. this is the 11th but if you approve this, it's already gone. it's crazy. i think you need to listen to the neighbors and what they want, and it's the only fair thing to do, and it's 900 square feet, and i want to thank mr. o'reardon, and jeff horne, because this is something no one should have to go through, least of all larry and myra. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners, and everyone. my name is myra, and i'm the owner of 661 alvarado street. so what happened to our beautiful house, the subcontractor excavate beneath our foundation without telling us until, of course, we start seeing cracks around the house. but at this point, which is about eight, six months of the violation of agreement where we're going to finally hire someone to repair our foundation. i agree with mary of 651 that if any site permit is to be issued through -- through our neighbor, 655, kindly issue that after the repair of our home, of our foundations

tesla, on comments from analysts and foot locker and rh jumping on analyst upgrades. >> i'm courtney reagan to the trading action this hour. bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange hi, bob. >> hello we're up on the s&p but i don't like what i'm seeing here. i see big cap tech names starting to roll over, i see health care starting to roll over a little bit and the banks looking wobbly you can see this in the dow. the dow is negative and you can see why here first off you have a big call out of citigroup downgrading united health from neutral to buy. a big market leader recently dragging things down boeing is down apple is down as well. put these three together here that's almost 120 points in the dow. cisco and intel they're negative now we are starting to see the banks roll over a little bit goldman sachs and jpmorgan, merck a new high every day, that's not doing anything. so when a big leader like health care starts flattening out, you got issues remember what's moving the markets and keeps moving things here there you see the new highs. every day talking about merck and lily,

so, mrs foster saying essentially an response to that that the problems with the rh!ing on. another issue which has been coming up this morning, jonathan bell, who was the dup minister in charge of the scheme when it closed, have made up of the party were trying to smear him to blame him for the problems with the scheme. mrs foster in a written witness statement has strongly denied that, saying there is no attempts to form what she called a party narrative and protector as party leader. we can expect her to be questioned more about that through the day. where does it go after this? the executive has not sat for 20 months, what is at stake with this inquiry and where does it leave politics going forward ? does it leave politics going forward? well, there is intense attention here in northern ireland on this inquiry, it has dominated the local press for a number of months. there are no negotiations at the moment between the democratic unionist party and their former power sharing partners sinn fein, but i think a lot of commentators and members of the public have been s

. >>> rh, formerly known as restoration hardware, shares are falling.etailer's second quarter earnings beat forecasts but revenue fell shy it is trimming its revenue guidance. >>> and workday is down 2% in the premarket. the cloud softwaremaker missing second quarter earnings targets. subscription revenue did beat forecasts. they are raising the sales outlook for the year >>> let's get to the markets joining us is steven whiting from citi private bank ed campbell is portfolio manager at qma ed, i'll start with you. yesterday 25% earnings growth is good revenue growth of 10%. we wanted that for years and years. 4.2% estimated gdp for the quarter. is the s&p up 9.9% through august >> yes >> did you realize that? while you were gone it was hitting a series of new returns? >> that's total return including dividend >> i believe the country good things happen i get it >> no. no you were able to comment -- you finally on a different show said things are going well in this country. you admitted it when i wasn't around >> economically things are going well >> it

the rhs wants to make sure her name is not forgotten.nk her family may have letters that can tell them more about her. i would really love to know what happens next. did she carry on fighting? did she carry on into a career in horticulture and make a living that way? i'm just really curious to know what happened to miss harrison, because she's clearly a character. did she prevail? and with your help, maybe they will finally solve the mystery. now on bbc news — our world. sings in arabic. hello there. sa nta santa brings more wet weather. is that we are today on saturday in leeds. sunshine in the north, where there could be heavy burst of rain in the south once again. that is down to the fact that we have this low pressure system tracking its way slowly eastwards across england and wales. the north, high pressure is in charge. they sunny start to sunday for much of wales and southern england. they are drifting eastwards. northern england, northern ireland, scotland, having sunny spells and a peppering of showers as well. to the south—east