there were a few surprises in the squad — gatland is only bringing five props which means samson lee ireland on saturday, is included at fly half, as back up to dan biggar. lock cory hill is also in the squad despite currently being sidelined with a fractured leg. wales begin their world cup campaign injapan against georgia on the 23rd of september. i think it is good enough to win. the most difficult thing about this squad is the depth of that we have created over the last three or four yea rs created over the last three or four years so we created over the last three or four years so we have left out some really quality players that in the past when you are picking a world cup squad you may have been happy with and the others making up the numbers. you are not sure about their ability and quality. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there, good morning. cloudier, milder weather is set to return across much of the uk for monday. the weather will look a little bit

samsung anuncio jorge: la empresa samson lanzarÁ el primer telÉfono plegable al llegar al mercado.que conociÓ las artes plÁsticas por un maestro que llegÓ a su pueblo . pedro ultreras nos cuenta sobre esta artista de 14 aÑos. pedro: tiene 14 aÑos y un talento para pintar que sorprende a muchos. >>comencÉ a pintar desde los 13 aÑos de edad. pedro: viven una comunidad indÍgena de la sierra de guerrero y empezÓ a dibujar hace tres aÑos, su maestro se dio cuenta de que tenÍa un talento Único. >> la niÑamuestra un talento especial, -- muestra un talento especial y va a pasos agigantados. pedro: hasta el mismo maestro se sorprendÍa. >> empieza con los ejercicios y yo le dije que sus ejercicios tenÍan un buen trazo. pedro: hay un retrato de su padre, una mariposa sobre una flor, una fruta de maracuyÁ y unos ajos. estÁn valoradas entre $200 a $ 2500. la obra de las manos se exhibe en una galerÍa de acapulco y otras se han venido en el municipio, el dinero ayuda la familia que son humildes campesinos y permiten que ella compre mÁs materiales. >>[solloza] somos personas muy pobres. pedro: es

a cost base and not silly enough to change what he was mayor of london police numbers plummeted a samson few offices in the us london cannot jr alone one 3rd police officers down in my power of westminster he is now from is promising us to get us back to where we were in 2010 with no 20000 and he was told as he said again today even those 20000 will be from one place and on the street it is however now playing up there's at least 7000 of those offices will not be front line police so you know what it's about was how to build some trust in any of the promises he makes can you tell us if that's true. isn't it absurd absolutely bizarre that a labor member of parliament for london should ignore the role of the caprice and mare of london trying to put a patch on the old guy who i left him 600000000 pounds by the way i didn't think and he squandered it on precipices he struck city card squandered you don't press the business and the faster we get rid of city car and get more police officers out on the street the better and that's in my in my view the best possible argument for sure bailey as m

samson assured the market that the project works.ho like using their mobile for media streaming, their mobile for media streaming, the key question is whether the consumer will pay $2000.m the key question is whether the consumer will pay $2000. it is insane. it is a huge amount of money. in terms of money, the delay has been costly. they need this to work for them and, in the meantime, many competitors have caught up? their innovative position is in danger, huawei and others are launching foldable phones. as the smartphone market is sluggish, in ten yea rs smartphone market is sluggish, in ten years we have gone from zero smartphones to 1.5 billion, a huge market but only growing at 2%. the question is whether the project feature enhancements will feel future growth, where something is going on innovation, although apple's approach, which is drastically reducing prices to feel the next phase of growth, work? that is the big question. thank you very much. i hope your hand sorts itself out soon. let's check in with the financial marke

these shops and places struggle to compete is that there's in effect an inissible sub dieses into the samsons of the world if they're not paying a pen iny in -- pend iny federal texas toss because they have enough lawyers to send revenue around the world and put it in different buckets and that's not fair and makes it harder for local beens to seat and why we need to have a fairer tax code and fairer policies for dealing with giant corporations who are buying each other and easting the shops that employ people we rely on in smaller communities. [applause] >> support the proposal to add additional -- >> adding seats to supreme court. i think we do need to reform the truck tour of the supreme court but it's not just about getting -- more yatess who agree with me. when i'm president i will appoint ones who share my philosophy but the what we have to change is the court is a naked political -- the most interesting reform i've seen proposed is one that would have 15 seat on the court, but ten of them are appointed in the traditional partisan fashion, five of them can only be seated by a unanimous

it was supposed to be released in the spring but samson were deleted after it was broken here.make the device more durable. is also expected to go through on friday. the current price is about $2000. >>> a startup company that specializes in technology that will allow you to control computers with your brain. facebook is expected to pay between $500 million-$1 billion for a company called control labs. is developing software that measures neuron activity as well as movements. then sends those signals to a digital avatar for hands-free control of a device. they say this kind of technology would help scientists take steps toward advancing virtual-reality projects. >>> it is not october but the theme parks in florida and california are dressed up for halloween. disney world in orlando, there's a new fireworks show and projections the rides got a halloween makeover as well. and imagine experiencing space mountain in complete darkness. >> you have no idea what to expect. you think you know the track but you don't when the lights are out. >>> here in california at disneyland is also

is a mixture of silk find a decent cool samson and more so. when the soap one spins its trunk it removes the water from simply to the 5 percent servicing then stick together and light it extremely strong. in a certain sense you go back to what the what the silkworm does so and so you take you take the native fibers and you bring them back to a liquid suspension of of silk fibroid protein and water and then and then depending on how the water evaporates or how you remove the water how quickly how slowly and under what conditions and what temperatures you get different material outcomes and so and so the material came together in very very amazing technological form and so you think about a lot of things and you try to connect them and i think that's the beauty of the beauty of working in this and this may. seem a little plastic liquid still can be shaped into lumps of different phone was. the 1st research is trying to spin a simple phrase just like the someone. that's right just can't leave extracts from a drawing them while going to a real. do

. >> i'm rich samson. you've been a resident for 25, 30 years and this has been my resident for 18 or 20 years. i did move out when my son was born so that we had more space, only a one-bedroom unit. as far as hotpads, you've never rented my place on hotpads, air bnb. i have my son 50% of the time and rest of the time i'm in north beach. my office is at grant and green. i park in front of my house every single day. and for many years, i would sleep there, 50% of the nights of the week. so all of this is a fallacy. secondly, it's a four-story, a very small unit, as big as this area, 600 square feet. i'm trying to have a second room to have my son in the city. we both want to get back to the city. so the other dr people are, i think, 60 or 70 feet away and this air, light and space seems to be a complete fallacy. mitzie's property is surrounded by many and her place is covered to foilage. my second floor unit, the reality is, you don't look down, you look at the view. so i think a lot of these arguments are

courts daily, individuals seeking asylum, as well as individuals with affirmative applications at the samsonstreet office, we also have a workers rights program where we helped countless individuals in the city of san francisco who are facing unfair labour practices and all sorts of employer abuses in their workplaces. we also have a senior law elder law program, so we truly represent the most vulnerable of san francisco residents. when they come to us, it is because they have a serious legal problem, and they know that we have the particular training, we are licensed attorneys, we are trained paralegals, we get our work done so we are all culturally competent and up to the minute with the latest legal developments. we are the place where people trust. so it has been a place where people come to us generation after generation for their immigration, workers rights, traditionally housing law, as well. we have offered eviction defence services, as well and we are currently experiencing a tiny gap in funding but we are back right now with a generous grant from the state bar of california , which

i looked at samson. the best i got was 13,000 for my ufc book and you're eighth or something. >> what has been the reaction with all the publicity from koch industries towards your you and your book. >> well, koch industries -- we had a good -- well, i described the relationship. and in february, before the book came out, i sent the public relations department 260 pages of material to give them full, fair chance to respond. i said here's one -- everything that's bad. and i told them from the beginning, my role models are reporters and this is going to be a warts and all portrait if want to capture the brilliance and downside and the blind spots and they knew that. so they had months to respond. and they engaged. we had a lot of back and forth, and it was productive process. i think everybody would admit it got pretty tense at times. there were phone calls that got heated. but then once the book has come out, it's been mostly radio silence and i think what koch's public relations team is trying to do is p