back at home in the town of dine the sarah's parents doris and you're going to shot cystic fibrosis has long been a part of daily life that elder daughter miriam also suffered from the disease she died at the age of 15 sarah was 13 years old at the time. but then the long desired phone call comes whipping the shock household into a frenzy of activity the life saving london nation is there this is the it's a perfect timing i'm fitter than i'll probably ever been. driving off to an uncertain future the severely ill sarah has waited for this moment for more than 10 months she knows that her life depends on this organ she also knows that the organ donor had for whatever reason not live to see this summer day sarah arrives at the transplant clinic in gleason it's 9 pm and sarah is that with her mother. all feels that her father and boyfriend have arrived just in time. as has sarah's best friend with her boyfriend they both want to see sarah for what may possibly be the last time i ask myself so it'll mean waiting to see of the long suitable and then to spend the remaining time with sarah goi

sarah is that with her mother. it's her father and boyfriend have arrived just in time. as has sarah's best friend with her boyfriend they both want to see sarah for what may possibly be the last time i asked myself so it'll mean waiting to see of the long suitable and then to spend the remaining time with sarah going because it might go wrong in an event happens i definitely want to be there with means and. it was finished and. i'm here for you here operation isn't half an hour it's midnight time to head to the operating room her father who is also a doctor wants to will her and himself. sooner or later. hope that she survives this major operation that the london nation actually arrives and that it's a match. everyone waits together in a small hospital room with beating hearts and fraying nerves and plenty of time for contemplation. then at 7 am the news they have all been waiting for from the transplant surgeon. she received a wonderful pair of long as she's already breathing with them. sarah is still under anesthesia but she survived the 5 hour operation. how boyfriend pasca

she has participated in two aps retreat committees. sarah worked tirelessly on scheduling the monthly officer of the day schedule for the last three to four years. these are just a few of sarah's attributes for making her an asset to the aps team. we commend her for protecting our ageing and adults in san francisco. [applause] s >> so sarah, on behalf of the department of ageing and adult services, you are the employee for the month of august. thank you. >> thank you. >> here. i think you should take this. >> thank you. next is diane lauren with the advisory council report. good morning, diane. >> good morning. welcome. thank you. commissioners, the advisory council met in june and again in july. we did not take a summer break. we'll take that in december, and that was a decision of the council because we discussed whether we wanted to take july off, and they felt that the momentum was moving well, so why take a break. so my report is a june and july report. so basically, what -- one of the changes is the dignity fund and advisory oversight

sarah hasjoined sarah has joined us, sarah hasjoined us, and it has been immensely wet for a lot of people looking at why, and one of the reasons we are getting this unseasonably strong area of low pressure is to do with what is happening in the atlantic. this map shows how sea surface temperatures are varying from what we would expect, and this comes from the national hurricane centre in the usa. what we can see is a lot of the atla ntic usa. what we can see is a lot of the atlantic is pretty warm. we have a lot of warm water, temperature is about 2 degrees above what we would expect from the time of year, but just to the north there is this blue blob, so a colder bit of water that is welling up of the atlantic. the water is warmed or cooled from below, so this contrast in sea surface temperatures means we have had contrasting air temperatures, and it is that contrast that we think is driving this particularly deep area of low pressure. you like it hasn't been named, this storm? it hasn't been named, and although it is very windy for the time of year, we do quite frequently see wins this

sarah: scott investing has existed for over a decade now.big venture capital firms at some point in the lifecycle have tried this which is basically you take -- usually founders who are incredibly well-connected. they have worked at top companies but not personally liquid because they are struggling to get their own startup and have not taken money off the table. they don't have liquidity but they have access to an amazing network. and they geteturn the track record and experience and they can help companies really come to life. this has been around for a decade. it works. people have seen immediate returns. emily: sequoia, legendary venture capital firm, has had a scout program for a long time. you were a scout for sequoia. the vast majority of scouts have been men. meant and nowre the new classes 30%. 6% more women and now they are saying 30% are women. so, unfortunately, this has perpetuated the all-male v.c. network. how does this help break that? sarah: by putting women in. it is not just sequoia. a number of big venture funds have scou

former conservative and change uk mp sarah wollaston has joined the liberal democrats, to fight to remain

released on bail the wave of arrests comes after a mass rally planned for saturday was banned sarah clarke has this report now from hong kong. joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to court the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities who send a clear message to a presidency sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the banned independence group and a chair and was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 a wrists over the past 2 days critics call it a case of white terror by police intimidation and an attempt to silence protests the demonstrations began more than 3 months ago pr

former conservative and change uk mp sarah wollaston has joined the liberal democrats, to fight to remainthe eu. and takeaway boxes warning young people about the dangers of carrying a knife are being introduced in fried chicken shops across britain. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, broadcaster david davies, and jason beattie, the head of politics at the daily mirror. stay with us for that. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has set out his plans to stop a no—deal brexit under boris johnson. in a letter to opposition party leaders and tory rebels he asks them to help him win a no—confidence vote in the government. he would then become the leader of a caretaker government for a short time only, delaying the uk's departure from the european union to make time for a general election. mr corbyn says any confidence vote would be at the earliest opportunity when he "can be confident of success". with me now is our political correspondent jonathan blake. put this step by mr corbyn into some sort of context. this is the first we have heard in any deta

i think sarah has a way of bringing the temperature down in the briefing room. with sean, the temperature was always up. host: there is a photograph i have seen online where there are numbers on the people that says who they are. doug: i think early on, sean probably used that. i don't think sarah used to that. i think sarah pretty much knows everybody now. there are a lot of people who come into that briefing room, and sometimes for the first time, she doesn't know them. i don't know if she calls on them because she doesn't know them, but i am sure she can look at a reporter and no what kind -- know what kind of question she is going to get. host: how soon did you know you had an unusual photograph like this one? doug: that was at the african american museum. that was one of those where all of my colleagues were to my left, and i tried to go farthest to the right. i did not like what we were going to be seeing. luckily, the president turned down the hallway and i saw the sign. you do not see them talking quietly like that. she had his ear at the time. omarosa h

sarah on her book, please. [applause] >> thank you. >> has anyone here read it so far? i see at least one copy tucked into the thing. all right. i have partially read it. in the interest of full disclosure with. [laughter] but i wanted to hear a little bit about how the book came around because, you know, being here in the american writer withs museum, i thought it would be fun to talk not only about space and archaeology, but also just about writing. >> yes. so it all started in 2016 shortly after i won the ted prize, and my tv agent had been poking me for a while and saying, you know, you should really write a book. and i know authors, and i said, yeah, i know better than to write a book. despite what -- where am i going to find the time? i've got, you know, a young child, i'm trying to kick off this big platform, i really need to think about writing a book. it's time. and i think -- i'd written an academic book, and to me, that seemed much easier than writing a book for the general public. i can give an hour talk, i can give lectures. the idea of writing something th

former conservative and independent mp sarah wollaston has joined the liberal democrats in what's becomection so far this year. dr wollaston, whose constituency of totnes voted to leave in the 2016 referendum, said being in the lib dems was the best way for her to fight for the uk to remain in the eu. it follows her resignation from the former change uk party in june. friends of the teenager nora quoirin, who was found dead while on holiday in malaysia, have been paying tribute to her at the church where she worshipped in london. the 15—year—old's body was found on tuesday, in thejungle near the resort where she was staying. brea kfast‘s tim muffett was at the prayer vigil — and spoke to some of those who knew nora. in the south london church when nora worshipped with her family, in the south london church when nora worshipped with herfamily, a chance to pay tribute to a girl loved by many. amongst the congregation, some of her dearest friends. many. amongst the congregation, some of her dearest friendslj many. amongst the congregation, some of her dearest friends. i love her so much, he

two people who are very important to me, sarah has made all of this work behind the scenes. she is constantly making sure that something needs to be done and it gets done. you need someone like that. last but not least, my wife elizabeth. elizabeth has come down from virginia to join us. what i will do is move into my part of the presentation. we are going to talk about the leadership. we focused in the past about various aspects of leadership that included areas outside the late unpleasantness, as we like to say so we do not step on any toes. one of the issues we wanted to deal with was the civil war leadership we first talked to coach about setting this up, he said i do not mind you talking about anything else but i want something on the civil war. today, we will pretty much focus on that. we have done different figures and we will do different figures in the future, i am sure, but we will talk today about some civil war leadership. one of the things i thought as i was watching some of the college baseball regionals that were going on and i have a friend who is a very big

sarah -- has the details from san francisco. >> reporter: the hearing will start any minute. austin vincent could be a free man. his defense attorney is arguing for his release after he says, he can prove his client was not the suspect in a february 4 attack in san francisco, which is why he is behind bars right now. he says vincent was living in southern california during that time. some background on that. group of people say they were threatened by someone with a knife near fourth and grandon streets. and identified vincent as a suspect after seeing his mug shot from the august 11 condo attacker rest. vincent turned himself into police on august 19 during a court hearing. defense attorney celine bell bari wants the february 4 charges dropped and will argue for his release from jail. in a statement yesterday, but bari says "i received word from the day today that they were able to corroborate the information i submitted in the bail motion, and has indicated that they plan to throw out the charges tomorrow. " if the new charges are dismissed, vincent's attorney will ask the

attorney general william barr said the investigation has slowed because some witnesses have been uncooperative. >>> former white house press secretary sarah sanders has a new job. she's been hired as a fox news contributor. sanders will provide political commentary and analysis. she left the trump administration two months ago after fiercely defending the president for two years. she is set to make her debut on fox next month. >>> get this one, $1.5 million worth of cocaine has been found inside boxes of bananas in the seattle area. now police want to figure out where they came from. 75 pounds of the drug were uncovered in boxes sent to three grocery stores. police think that the shipments may have been sent to the wrong address. >> i would say that's likely. >>> so, when a package in pennsylvania was sent to the correct address, but this guy got ahold of it, the bear there grabbing the package. it's filled with dog food. this is a porch near scranton. the homeowner says the pet store has agreed to send another delivery so got away with the theft. >> thought he was beary sneaky. >> i get it. >> caught on camera. >>> coming up, a crime spr

the bbc has learnt that at least 157 cases have been confirmed in the last four years. our scotland editor, sarahusive access to the first street project in the uk carrying out rapid hiv tests in glasgow. just one tiny drop of blood can test who's been infected by the rapidly spreading outbreak of hiv in glasgow. so, i'lljust put this in here, ok, and if it's one line, it means there is no hiv antibodies in the blood, and if it is two lines it means there is, but we we'll just sit that aside for now... injust minutes, robbie gets the news he'd hoped to hear. i'm pleased to tell you there is one line, which means you don't have hiv. sleeping rough and injecting drugs, he knows he is at high risk of infection. so, robbie says he always takes care to get clean needles, available free from various chemists and charities. do you know people that do share needles? aye. if you can get your money to get drugs, get drugs, you can get the right paraphernalia to handle the drugs. it's not hard, you know what i mean. waverley care in glasgow are the first and only team anywhere in the uk taking hiv testing o

former conservative and change uk mp sarah wollaston has joined the liberal democrats to fight to remainn the eu. and takeaway boxes warning young people about the dangers of carrying a knife are being introduced in fried chicken shops across britain. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster david davies and jason beattie, the head of politics at the daily mirror. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. jeremy corbyn has sent a letter to opposition leaders and tory backbenchers opposed to a no—deal brexit, attempting to build a cross—party coalition to delay brexit — that's according to the telegraph. on the same story, the guardian says jeremy corbyn has called on rebel tories and other party leaders to oust borisjohnson and allow labour to form a caretaker government to stop a no—deal brexit. the mail also leads withjeremy corbyn‘s letter, saying the labour leader is plotting a desperate coup to be caretaker prime minister. borisjohnson has warned pro—eu mps that their attempts to stop britain leaving the eu

this story has a happy ending sarah hart has more. >>been to rio says what started as a shopping trip with the new school shoes, got out walk into the store quickly turned into a moment of panic. my mom heard a baby crying and when kelly fields looked into the back seat of a nearby car she saw a toddler locked inside compound. >>for him did not find anything in my car, i grabbed all he could find was a ratchet strap or started hitting the side window. >>in burst. bent it pretty badly and so we then started hitting the front windshield i was like standing right here in our swung it over my shoulder here right i the center and cracked it that's when an employee from the store brought out part of a clothing rack he is that to finish breaking the windshield. >>whole big enough where he can crawl inside and unlocked the door officer jimmy pearce says this all happened at 4 20 in the afternoon. >>the heat index at the time a child was locked in his car yesterday was 116 degrees thankfully. the toddler had no serious injuries and not long af

at the gilroy garlic rest of people gathered earlier this morning to honor the victims kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >>the santa clara county board of supervisors stepped out of their meeting this morning to have flag ceremony and spend some time on during the 3 victims of the gilroygarlicfestival shooting these flags in front of the santa clara county government building have been at half-staff since july 29th just one day after the festival shooting and now they're standing tall once again. county board of supervisors formally adjourned their meeting in memoriam of the 3 victims killed in the shooting including 6 year-old stephen romero, who is just laid to rest and 13 year-old kayla cells are plus 25 year-old trevor, the supervisors talked about each of the victims then raise the flags it will take time for the county to completely cope with what unfolded on the last day of the annual garlic festival but the hope as for this to be an opportunity for the county to move forward together pass an unforgettable and tragedy. the flag-raising ceremony took place at 9 45 in the morning at the

well for sarah stinson has more. >>2 pilots and friends decided to take a flight above half moon bayhe ocean but that's when something bad happened one of the planes crashed into the water. the other pilot was able to get it all on video. take a look at your screen you can see it right there. the pilot of the crashed plane david last tells us his single engine beechcraft bonanza plane lost power before it came down just before 6 last night he had about 30 seconds to prepare for a water landing. lush had a female passenger inside with him and his friend was flying in another playing alongside them his name is owen leap held in that who recorded this video we put all that into air traffic will and the coast guard but as he was doing >>down. and flotation devices out. >>from the boat with him guess i had another 30 or 40 minutes, maybe an me out there. >>i'm not i would have been at the bottom of the ocean, it's it's it's absolutely some real during your friends call from a knee and asked for help you know it's it's something you never want to hear and watch him go down a and some try t

former white house press secretary sarah sanders has announced she is joining fox news known for its pro trump coverage excited to during fox news as a contributor looking forward to being with the fox and friends team for my 1st hit on september 6th how should x. white house officials be treated when they spend months misleading the public then seek positions of fame and privilege that's all that from the top by a president who lies even about the weather in the time of day that i think is why this does deserve outrage and backlash. well meanwhile at the opposite end of the political spectrum former deputy f.b.i. director andrew mccabe has joined the ranks of the news outlets least liked by trump is appointment also drew criticism as mccabe was fired for leaking information into the media then lying about it at least 4 times including under oath. the guy who department of justice inspector general found committed federal crimes and is a serial liar good works in and live to see the commitment to serious journalism m g mccabe fired for lying to the f.b.i. caught by the inspector gene

happened during testing at the facility in the northwest of russia. 0ur moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford hasis a lot that is not clear about what happened. to run through what we do know, there was an explosion, we know, during testing of a missile engine in the north—west of russia, from a facility that we know is used to test all sorts of missiles for russia's military, particularly the northern fleet, which is close by with its atomic submarines. this accident happened, two people were killed, six people were injured. now, following that explosion, we know that the local administration in the city of severodvinsk recorded an increase in background radiation levels for around about a0 minutes. they say that the radiation level has now fallen, and the defence ministry say that there was no dangerous emissions from this explosion. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the 20—year—old cello prodigy who played played at prince harry and meghan‘s wedding now preparing to perform at the proms. the question was whether we want to save our people and japanese as well and win the war, or whether

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released on bail the wife of arrest comes after a mass rally planned for saturday was banned sarah clarke has the latest now from hong kong. joshua one and agnes child left police headquarters on their way to cause the founders of the pro-democracy party. have been charged with inciting and taking part in an unlawful protest outside police headquarters in june the court appearance was brief both were released on bail we shall not surrender and i urge international communities who send a clear message to a presidentially sending troops or using emergency ordinance is not the way out we will continue our fight opposition politician changing tie a member of the hong kong legislative council was also detained and on thursday the leader of the band independence group and the chan was arrested before boarding a flight to japan he's been accused of rioting and assaulting a police officer in july police have now confirmed 7 arrests over the past 2 days critics call it a case of white terror by police intimidation and an attempt to silence protests the demonstrations began more than 3 months ago promp

our moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford, has more details. an explosion we know during testing of a missile engine in the north—west of russia on a facility we know is used to test all sort of missiles for russell's navy, particularly the northern fleet which is no close by does not close by with its atomic submarines. there we re by with its atomic submarines. there were deaths in six people were injured. following the explosion, we know the local administration recorded an increase in background radiation levels for about a0 minutes. they say the radiation level has now fallen and the defence ministry says there was no danger submissions from this exposure. also making news today: hong kong police have appealed for order on the eve of a three—day protest scheduled to begin friday afternoon local time at the city's international airport. similar action was taken injuly when the arrivals hall was blocked by protesters. police say they have yet to receive an application for a permit to hold a gathering at the airport. nearly 600 people have be

highest civil court has refused to order an immediate halt to borisjohnson‘s plan to shut down parliament. the court will instead hear full arguments next week. 0ur scotland editor sarahwell, the cross— party well, the cross—party group of mps and peers on this case are very pleased to note, even though they didn't persuade the judge to grant that immediate plan on boris johnson's plans that they were asking for. they are happy because the case has now been fast tracked next week the good of session will give a full ruling on whether or not the prime minister is acting within the prime minister is acting within the law. thejudge the prime minister is acting within the law. the judge that it was in the law. the judge that it was in the public interest for this to be heard as soon as possible, so we expect that ruling — the hearing on tuesday with a ruling on wednesday and the important thing to remember about the timing is that parliament cannot be suspended until next friday. there was one surprising thing that happened in the court today, a lawyer acting for these anti—brexit politicians suggested that boris johnson anti—brexit politicians suggested that borisjohnson

the billionaire has warned that the best cause can lead to the worst result. sarahhat has he said? what advice has he been giving to people in hong kong? he is of course hong kong's most influential businessmen. he is the latest of many businessmen to weigh in on these pro—democracy protests that have been rocking hong kong for the past ten weeks. he has called for a halt to the unrest in the name of love, love freedom, love tolerance, love, love freedom, love tolerance, love the rule of law, he has said in various advertisements. love china, love hong kong and love yourself. he placed the advertisements on the front pages of several local hong kong newspapers on friday, signed them off as they hong kong citizen. the retired multi—billionaire, you may remember, was the head of ck hutchinson, a conglomerate with ride ranging businesses from real estate —— are wide ranging businesses from real estate, technology and ports, but li ka—shing has stopped short of voicing his support for the hong kong government. hong kong is of course part of china, but it has a special s