sharma believes customers need to consider how much time and money they want to spend watching tv. >> you're going to have to make some choices to keep an eye on your budget, and that means only the shows that you absolutely want to watch week after week and the movies you absolutely need to have access to. >> ninan: that was jonathan vigliotti reporting. when we come back, the secret behind a baby boom in the nation's heartland. . >> ninan: finally tonight we take to you missouri where there's a baby boom like no other. meg oliver find out why. >> reporter: you have to wonder if something is in the water in jefferson county. 17 infants within one sheriff's department born in the same year. >> i think no one realized how many babies there were until we showed up that day for the picture, and then it was k an awe factor just seeing them all. >> yeah, buddy. >> reporter: meet conor, the first child born on january 10. then last month, little micah and kade became number 16 and 17 born only hours apart. turns out, this baby boom may be thanks to a financial boon for the county's deputies

rohit sharma marked his 100th t20 international for india by top—scoring with 85. as the home side reached our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me. and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. thursday brought us a day of heavy and persistent rain across some parts of the country, particularly for parts of northern england. there was 75mm of rain by the end of the day in sheffield and many areas have seen flooding problems and quite a lot of travel disruption too. we still have numerous flood warnings and severe flood warnings in force as well. although the worst of the rain will be easing away, river levels will be lagging behind the main rainfall, so still a lot of flooding problems through friday morning. now, the overnight rain has slowly been shifting a little bit further south, but an amber warning was issued from the met office for up to 100mm of rain across parts of south and west yorkshire, derbyshire, and greater manchester too. as we head through friday morning, we've still got that rain band with us, it becomes fairly light and patchy and as we head through the

sharma chums was of the gathering let's listen to his introduction and to the voices he heard there. don't you will host a 2nd eco slum conference here in karachi pakistan the 1st meeting was held in jakarta indonesia last month and a 3rd meeting is planned in dhaka bangladesh sometime soon the aim of this conferenced is to highlight the global climate change problem buying gaging with local communities and in this case the muslim community and religious scholars and the aim is to highlight islam's eco friendly messages government offers shows religious scholars and civil society activists gather here to discuss a very serious problem yeah i think it's a very useful initiated because. we actually have bringing we're bringing together people using religion and many are asking them to late participate in such a huge movement i think this way to use what i think is quite important to bring religions together with the issue of climate change and environmental protection because religious leaders reach people on a certain way which maybe media and governments call on truly reach them so i

the home side lost rohit sharma for just six at the start of their innings but they'll resume on dayagarwal unbeaten on 37. thursday was the penultimate day of competition at the world para athletics championships in dubai. the highlights included a first gold medal of the games for kenya, a win for the usa in a brand new event, and a 60—year—old who won a silver medal. kate grey reports. earlier today we saw can you win their first gold earlier today we saw can you win theirfirst gold in earlier today we saw can you win their first gold in these championships thanks to sam in the tll championships thanks to sam in the t11 5000 championships thanks to sam in the t115000 metres. he won earlier in the week. there's plenty of entertainment on the track of the universal relay was introduced for the first time and it lived up to expectations with a number of disqualifications in the heats. and also a number of world records thanks to china and the usa. so the final was said to be an exciting one and it certainly was. for china and the usa, battling it out in the final stages before usa vi

sharma says the average cable bill runs around $90 a month, and viewers who turn to streaming will needhigh speed internet plan. they'll need too consider how much time and money they want to spend watching tv. you're going to have to make some choices to keep an eye on >>> superstar taylor swift made history sunday at the american music awards. she swept every category she was nominated in and was even named artist of the decade. all this while battling her former record label. kevin fraser has the story. >> reporter: taylor won five awards in all, including artist of the year, breaking michael jackson's record with 29 career amas. and look, while swift never took her old label to task directly, oh, she found ways to address the highs and lows of her past year. ♪ you were romeo, you were throwing pebbles and my daddy said stay away from juliet ♪ >> reporter: on sunday night from star gift treated the audience to hits old and new. ♪ but earlier this month, she claimed the performance was in doubt. >> this year for me has been a lot. it's been a lot of good. it's been a lot of really com

shikha sharma a is nepal's go-t person foror women a across the country seekeking information about safefe sex a and reproduce health. but after president trump signed an executive order reactivating the global gag rule in one of his first acts in office, sharma was told she couldn't even utter the word "abortion," which is legal in nepal, for the two days a week that her program was funded by u.s. aid. indian authorities are warning delhi has turned into a gas chamber with toxic smog blanketing one of the world's most populated cities. officials have declared a public health emergency and are distributing over five million gas masks to residents, who are worried about the physical and psychologigical impact of the pollution. >> pollution is pressurizing as psychologically. that is what is happening now. it is not winter, so it is definitely not fog. we are walking around with mask. amy: german officials in the eastern city of dresden have declared a "nazi emergency" as the far-right movements continue to gain power. dresden is the birthplace of germany's islamophobic movement. in recent e

sharma you can go for the 5 minutes sometimes the government can do with you that. i want to say every day sticks out for you somebody. something you walk in there and you can take lightly every single day you meet somebody that makes you feel. your loved one still here. it's the way you view die and then how you deal with your family and your friends. there and i'm. just telling us for. the amount that the whole trip place. element she had with him as well. so if we can say $45.00 of the staff for example. staff been booked for them thank you. but for the ski question because of all that stuff that's what you'll get they don't really like what. we have 5 funerals be a god as a peace since i love. the idea of an asylum will. become numbers 246. they told me in today because a we've got so many funerals so they need to live as i'll be at the cemetery and kind of making trying to close down well. because there will be pandemonium. death is such a level and i see it all the time. to meet people from baker to came. and it gives me a big insight into life itself every da

welcome to breakfast with babita sharma and roger johnson. our headlines today: ahead of the first full week of the election campaign, labour and the conservatives make big spending pledges. the vietnamese community comes together for a vigil for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. airbnb promises to crackdown on party houses after five people are shot dead in the united states. lewis hamilton edges ever closer to another racing landmark. he's on course to win his sixth formula 1 world title at the us grand prix later today. a very good morning to you. it was a very wild yesterday for some of us, heavy rain, very strong winds, but equally along the south coast of the country. but today part two of the weekend is looking much better. we will see later winds, some sunshine, but light winds and the forecast. i will have all the details later on. good morning. it's sunday, november 3. our top story: as the general election campaign gets into full swing, labour and the conservatives are making big spending pledges. borisjohnson has promi

women sin against the bentley his work is sharma. the following spring has a curved weight of just under 2 and a half times but it still powers from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 3.8 seconds and reaches a top speed of 333 kilometers per hour. the flanks by no souse the car is obviously comfortable but it can really move to it and it feels more fleet footed on his predecessor and that's due to the all will steering and the slightly reduced weight of the congress mostly powered by rear wheel drives with the front wheels only receiving torque when rear wheel slip is detected then there's the new air suspension which is 3 chambers that are 40 percent larger all that makes for a comfortable right and allows sporty driving to. one element of the beauty of a new flying spur is the option to personalize it in addition to the range of 17 standard colors there are also many more extended range color options available. didn't heads of all those i hold so as you immediately notice the digital cockpit inside with one display in front of th

welcome to breakfast with babita sharma and roger johnson.e conservatives make big spending pledges. the vietnamese community comes together for a vigil for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. airbnb promises to crackdown on party houses after five people are shot dead in the united states. lewis hamilton edges ever closer to another racing landmark. he's on course to win his sixth formula 1 world title at the us grand prix later today. a very good morning to you. it was a very wild yesterday for some of us, heavy rain,

i'm babita sharma in london.t attempt to cope with the dangerous smog. more angry confrontations in hong kong, and the violence escalates — a knife attack leaves four people injured. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the japan times reports on how proud the country is to have hosted the rugby world cup and its sadness now the tournament has ended. it also echoes government appeals for volunteers to help repair the damage caused by two massive typhoons which hit japan while the tournament was underway. the straits times has the failed trade pact talks at the asean summit in thailand. it says the pact is now not expected to be agreed until february next year. and the financial times has a cover story about the us military securing oilfields in syria. it also reports on saudi aramco listing on the stock market, and its aim to be valued at a massive $2 trillion. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? sharanjit, we've already heard how air pollution in the north of india has reac

held dozens of americans hostage for 444 days they were calling for the united states to extradite sharma hummingbird's up the who had led iran to the revolution in 1979 the rally outside the for me embassy is held every year and the pictures coming in right now from tehran show huge number of people gathering outside that embassy as we say 40 years since the embassy crisis began and also jabar is our correspondent in tehran to talk to us when the the depth of failing it doesn't diminish as the years go by as it. no certainly not come all and this year like many other years previous it's a nationwide day of anti-u.s. protests the reins are marking this anniversary voicing their distaste in this trust in the united states and their policies towards the islamic republic over the past 40 years now this incident is a key incident in the history of iran since the revolution of february 979 it is the 1st incident which really shaped iran's foreign policy and its relationship with the united states those students took the embassy and 52 members inside of it hostage for 444 days because then u.s.

sharma says the average cable $9ll runs around 90 a month and turn t out viewers who turn to streaming. he believes customers need to ow muchr how much time and money they want to spend watching tv. haveou're going to have to make some choices to keep an eye on your budget and means only the wows you absolutely want to iesch week after week and the eovies you need to have access to. > reporter: one more thing streaming companies are wncerned more customers will s.are their passwords to cut costs. i i have absolutely no idea what amazon, talking about. alition ion, that includes amazon, netflix, hbo and disney di is discussing tactics to address the issue. reportedly including per roddick password resets and restricting access based on geographical locations. you have have to make tough choices coming up. >> somebody is looking at your account right now. thank you very much. acco but i think if you have kids in i the house, disney plus is a lot for you. >> yeah. >> the original content you get. lo d they'l will have new -- their original programming and they're going to have new origina

/china trade talks and their impact on the markets, let's welcome once again, rashir sharma rashir, whatwe in termsof the trade talks and what does it matter to the markets? >> the markets are discounting a lot which is the data that we are now in a trade truce because of the feeling that president trump needs a trade deal before the next election. i think what really happened this august was quite significant in that the escalation of the global trade war led to a rapid rise in recession fears. i think that message really got to the white house and president trump. he's very sensitive, as you know, to what happens to the stock market in particular i think that we are basically now in a trade truce more and i think that that sort of risk for now seems to be out of the way the market is largely pricing that in. >> having said that, if you think this is something he's worried to do, what do you attribute his comments to last week at the end of last week he didn't sound like he was desperate for a trade deal >> i think that's the usual back and forth in terms of what's going to happen to tr