sharon o.t.m. knows murder and her killing was really the spark about starting a lot of these conversations that we are seeing online today here is the bitterest take away from it that we are focusing on the wrong thing and people online are poker thing on the wrong thing what's your takeaway. i disagree it would have been to sharon's terrible and he knows and. what he carried out and responsible should you know what but at the same time i don't think that she had a great under him that is the thing you know a lot of people across the continent. sugardaddy relationships all people know that you know they're you know it makes people uncomfortable but that's not a reason to to talk about it so i disagree in the sense that you know i think people should be embracing the conversation i think a lot of people how concerned about it what happens to the girls in these relationships but if you don't embrace the conversation how do you actually then you stories how do you then reach girls like sherri cass fi

sharon o.t.m. knows murder and her killing was really the spark about starting a lot of these conversations that we are seeing online today here is beatrice's take away from it that we are focusing on the wrong thing and people online are poker thing on the wrong thing what's your takeaway. i disagree it what happened to sharon is terrible and he enters and. court and carried out and. all should you know report but at the same time i don't think that she had a great under station about something that is a thank you know a lot of people across the continent one sugar daddy relationships all people know that they're you know it makes people uncomfortable but that's not a reason to to talk about it so i i disagree in the sense that you know i think people should be embracing the conversation i think a lot of people how concerned about it what happens to the gold in these relationships but if you don't embrace the conversation how do you actually then you stories how do you then reach girls like sharon

this morning we would like to invite you into a wonderful conversation with kanter sharon bernstein, so to jump into this wonderful conversation thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. it's a joy to be here. >> let's just jump in and ask you something basic, what is a cancer and how do you trained to be one, how did you become a kanter, some basic inks for folks to understand -- basic things for folks to understand. >> kanter is the english word which means to sing or chant. the hebrew word is house on and there are other words but basically there are several aspects to the origin of it. the prayers in judaism are always sung. so the candor is someone who has an expertise in that. somebody who has been trained and in the different types of jewish muprayers and torah and text. so there are a lot of aspects to it. the origins of it are the seeing of the prayers but it has expanded into many areas. >> so kanter is related to the english word canticles in christian tradition. it is something that is sung ? >> yes. >> how did you become a kanter? >> i kind of fell

first of all i'd like to pass my condolences to the family of sharon are.deeply saddened by this news but i think it's a very important conversation but i also feel like in nairobi these conversations are being had so it's almost like good morning would you like a cup of coffee what did your sponsor do for you yesterday it's a very common. at the hairdressers or at the nail salon a lot of these women are talking about getting sponsors a lot of these women talk about the things that they have received from their sponsors so it's just almost from a more positive like have a sponsor angle as opposed to what are you doing to be safe in these instances and how can we have conversations about safety regarding you know these kind of relationships. jackie bringing you into the conversation where you surprised that there was a morality conversation going all around what was basically the murder of a young woman who was expecting a child. whatever old you would say that in most of these cases when women go into relationships people tend to judge despite of the nature

no wonder sharon white is calling for this because it is herjob to do it. imagine it is what it is going to be in germany, hate speech, incitement to violence, threats to sunday safety, some things which have resulted in court cases on twitter etc. it would mean a big change in public culture about what we think the internet is, and it could be a power grab by ofcom and sharon white. so, back to politics, conference season white. so, back to politics, conference season approaching, the lib dems meeting in brighton, a picture on the front of the guardian

sharon o.t.m. knows murder and her killing was really the spark that started a lot of these conversations that we're seeing online today here is beatrice's take away from it that we are focusing on the wrong thing and people online are pokus on the wrong thing what's your take away i disagree it won't happen to sharon is terrible and he knows and. important that we carried out and all should you know report but at the same time i don't think that should be tracked a great under sation about something that is a thank you know a lot of people across the continent on sugardaddy relationships all over people know that they're i know it makes people uncomfortable but that's not a reason to to talk about it so i i disagree in the sense that you know i think people should be embracing the conversation i think a lot of people how concerned about it what happens to the goal in these relationships but if you don't embrace the conversation how do you actually then the story of how do you then reach girls like

no wonder sharon white is calling for this because it is herjob to do it.t is what it is going to be in germany, hate speech, incitement to violence, threats to sunday safety, some things which have resulted in court cases on twitter etc. it would mean a big change in public culture about what we think the internet is, and it could be a power grab by ofcom and sharon white. so, back to politics, conference season white. so, back to politics, conference season approaching, the lib dems meeting in brighton, a picture on the front of the guardian of the anti—brexit campaignerjean miller, who is saying she doesn't wa nt to miller, who is saying she doesn't want to lead the lib dems. is that any real surprise? she has said this before but what is interesting about it vince cable who remains the lib dem leaderfor now it vince cable who remains the lib dem leader for now although it vince cable who remains the lib dem leaderfor now although he it vince cable who remains the lib dem leader for now although he says he doesn't potentially intend to lead the party int

creating what sharon white calls the standards lottery.mpanies face fines of up social media companies face fines of up to 50 million euros they do not act on reports of its speech and illegal content within 24 hours of it being reported, although critics say it is draconian. ms white is to outline a potential blueprint to regulations which she hopes will protect free speech and innovation while providing safeguards. jane frances kelly, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: president trump has announced a new round of trade tariffs on imported chinese goods — worth $200 billion. the south korean president, moonjae—in, has arrived in pyongyang. he's there to try and revive stalled denuclearisation talks between north korea and the united states. 29 people — mostly miners and their families — are still missing after a landslide buried their shelter in the northern phillippines during a typhoon. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the sou

. >> sharon avoided disaster last year just barely. she lives one mile downwind from the park. this morning, sharon posted on social media that people need to take red flag warnings seriously and be ready. >> of course. because people are not thinking. >> as for sharon, she is packed and ready to go. >> all the photos albums. >> the pets are ready, too. that's berto. here's rosie. experience is the best of teachers in california. sharon is living the new normal. >> you constantly, i think, are aware that if you have to leave in five minutes and you leave, you leave. >> you didn't grow up with that? >> oh, god no. earthquakes, yes. but not fires. >> reporter: lest you think that she's a chronic worrier. no. she's a pragmatist. she will never be caught unaware again. live in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> good rule to live by. wayne, thank you. >>> the red flag warning may be over but the temperatures there are still high. >> that's right. summer lived up to its name. i'll let you know how long the warmth will stick around. coming up. >>> also, hundreds of chicken

tonight -- sharon osbourne. from "insecure", jay ellis. jack black and kyle gass, tenacious d. and music from t.i. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thanks. welcome. welcome, welcome. thank you. thank you. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. oh, boy. there's so much going on, and we -- today was a very emotional day here in the united states. millions of americans watched the much-anticipated testimonies of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman who accused him of sexual assault, dr. christine blasey ford. it was something to see. people were crying in front of their televisions. you'd have thought milo got killed by a crockpot. it was riveting to watch and interesting. the republican senators were very careful with dr. ford. in fact, they were too scared to even question her. they hired a surrogate, a female prosecutor from arizona, no kidding, they brought her in to do it for them. the way they found this prosecutor is very interesting. senator chuck grassley and the chairman of the judicial committee, didn't like the opt

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sharon barbour is in blackpool for us. sharon, how big a disruption is this going to be?ng time across the country in this dispute between the rmt union and northern and other rail companies over the use ofjust having a driver only operate the train and not have a guard. norv turner are arguing for this card. —— norv turner are arguing for this guard. a number of strike action is taking place every saturday between now and the end of september. the disruption is absolutely huge for blackpool. it is the biggest weekend on their calendar. they have the illuminations, the light which draw thousands of people, and of course a big concert to tell about that tonight. another big concert from britney spears. that is a huge event for blackpool. so the idea that the railway system has crashed in a senseis railway system has crashed in a sense is a disaster. there are replacement buses. there are some trends. norv turner are running a skeletal service. they want to continue these talks with the rmt union. they are really struggling to get those tourists and others in and out blackp

sharon. stone age. you're. right. you're. sacked it as a stooge of. russia during the shoot fiendish goal. sure. yes i. am. right. thank you. thank. you one tree go to the international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week the series of angry sometimes violent demonstrations by far right protesters has prompted soul searching here in germany how should politicians and civil society respond can germany defeat extremists that's the topic on foot we've got china us. quadriga thirty minutes w. . hundred small feeds in my hands. where i come from abroad your demands an import fountain soft transmitting a new and for mission and when i was young my country was brought. home from. the war. most people would cause them. to see us. it was my job to turin one of them just said so as not everyone in the column. miss toombs up days. husband prince of whom i had known enjoy a month or more of them. even not by us i was at two of. my choice this card and it has given me a way to transfer the troops. an international match and i want. to top. u.s.

thanks sharon. >> sure. >> sharon epperson. >>> coming up teens and plastic weather abfast growingndustry raising a lot of questions. >>> theen justice depar met with state attorneys general today to discuss how tech companies handl user data. the california attorney general said the focus of was to see if privacy issues can be addressed using anti-trust law. the meeting was short and the group mile no plans to any case or open an investigation. >>> and the ceo of google is reportedly going to be meeting with lawmakers in washington this week. he is expected to address a range of issues, including the company's business dealings with china and those allegations of political bias in its search results. the meeting was b organized house majority leader kevin mccarthy. >>> the founders of the instagram are unfriending facebook. kevin systrom and mike krieger are leaving the network in a statement they said they are grateful for the six years at facebook which acquired the company for $1.0 billion. there are rorts of disagreements with facebook ceo mark zuckerberg overhe photo app's direction

como le ocurriÓ al esposo de sharon, que estuvo 11 meses detenido. sharon: ha tenido tres abogados.te mÁs dinero. blanca: california y nueva york ya ofrecen estos servicios gratuitos, pero algunos crÍticos en new jersey opinan que aquÍ se ha retrasado la entrega de los fondos para ayudar y marcar la diferencia en estos casos. >> inmigrantes que no tienen representaciÓn legal, que son detenidos, ganan solamente el 14% de sus casos. con un abogado, ganan mÁs o menos 50% de sus casos. blanca: el gobernador del estado dice que estÁ agilizando el proceso para la entrega de este dinero a las organizaciones que podrÁn ofrecer ayuda legal a mÁs personas. algunas organizaciones aquÍ en new jersey opinan que 2.1 millÓn de dólares no serÁ suficiente para lo que ellos necesitan. y que 14 millones de dÓlares anuales se acerca mucho mÁs para el presupuesto. sin embargo, todas coinciden en que este es un buen punto de inicio. en elizabeth, new jersey. branca rosa vilches. : hoy fue el segundo dÍa de audiencias ante el senado para el juez nominado por el presidente trampa la vacante en el tribunal

sharon: that is true.diate effect of the tariffs will be much larger on china's economy. moreover, it is dominated by the export market and growth has been with dominant strategy. unlike the u.s. where you have two thirds of the economy in the consumer market, that is not the case in china, so it is a , aferent type of economy mirror image. the immediate effect and intermediate effect will be much more pronounced on china. in the long-term however i think the united states' long-term growth will be impacted. kathleen: explain. sharon: you will have a lot of alternatives going on. there will be a significant drag on the economy we are seeing. there is a real fear that the types of returns we are seeing in the corporate sector will be hit. we are seeing consumer pricing increasing. that is worrying about the roles of inflation and pressure going there. you can see the federal reserve increasing or accelerating the rates. also there is concerns you will have retaliation going on with our trade partners, and t

its head, sharon white, will call for an independent regulator to oversee the tech giant.book and youtube hiring thousands of extra moderators this year to police content, she was a in her speech that trust in such companies is weakening. there remains a disparity between rules of traditional broadcasters, such as the bbc, and unregulated platforms such as facebook, twitter and youtube, creating what sharon white calls a standard ‘s lottery. in germany, social media companies face fines of up to 50 million euros if they do not act on reports of hate speech and illegal content within 2a hours of it being reported, although critics say it is draconian. miss white is to outline a potential blueprint for regulations which she hopes will protect free speech and innovation while providing safeguards are. jane prentice kelly, bbc news. ——jane francis kelly, bbc news. the leaders of north and south korea are meeting in the north korean capital for historic talks centred on the stalled denuclearisation negotiations. moonjae—in says he is pushing for "irreversible, permanent peace"

. >> sharon, zephyr hills florida on our independent line. hi. >> good afternoon. i feel like a lot has been lost what's important in terms of approving a supreme court justice. putting aside the sexual matter and i don't mean to make light of it, kind of on the fence on that issue, but i was actually feeling sorry for mr. kavanaugh in his opening statement. but when he starred answering questions, i just felt like he was very blelligerent and not o the character and the steady nature we're looking for to put on the supreme court. i was against him from the beginning because of his prior judicial decisions. they seem to favor the wealthy and corporations and we certainly don't need more of that in washington. but i just again, i just feel like a lot has been lost in terms of what's important. the sexual matter does speak to character but that's just one of three points that are important to me. >> so sharon, do you agree with judge kavanaugh about how broken the system is? >> yes. i think anyone in this country could answer that in the affirmative. >> senator bill

they are at the sharon public library.you can read about her missing her children when she was on the lecture circuit and other things she wrote. as far as her motivation to leave the life she had and do this audacious thing, i don't want to pretend i can tell you for reasons. she clearly wanted to serve. she was patriotic. that comes through everything she did, whether she was frustrated with her life as an indentured servant, as a woman, we don't know if she was gay, bisexual, or straight. we have no idea. it is not that relevant. she was a hero nonetheless. i don't know if that frustration might have driven her away from home. there were a lot of theories. we have to try to figure them out. did her children, the three children help on the farm? i have no reason to think they didn't. they seemed to be a happy family and they were successful enough. writes in thathe application that two of his daughters were living off of charity. >> when did he die? >> 1837. by the time they approved the widow's pension he had died. they

because people are not thinking. >> as for sharon, she's packed and ready to go. all the photo albums. >> the pets are ready, too. that's berto, here's rosie. experience, says sharon, the best of teachers. >> were you prepared last year? >> no. but i am now. >> reporter: we've heard a lot of people in the fire zone saying damages in fires, stuff can be lost, lives -- >> sharon thought it out in advance. live in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> wayne, thank you. let's get to sandhya patel for a look at the latest conditions. >> lara and ama, let's look at ve doper and red flag warning in effect until 5:00 p.m. today for the hills as we are still expecting low humidity along with a little bit of a breeze. so take a look at the winds in hills. they have dropped off considerably from earlier. overnight, they were the windiest. obviously, oakland hills gusting to 15. knoxville creek, 13 mile an hour winds. that's dropping the humidity down to 12% in concord, 14% in vacville, which is one of the biggest concerns in the bay area right now. it's also warm to

sharon epp eperepperson is here about flood insurance. this reminds me of earthquake insurance in california. even if you can get it, it's expensive, isn't it? >> very expensive. and a lot of people are not adequately insured. ederation of america believes that one in four families in north carolina who have flood damage and two f out ofe of those who are in south carolina who have flood damage do not have adequate flood damage to cover any of their losses. l they'rking at potentially 100,000 claims for flood insurance. talking about $7 bilhe cost of that. >> right. >> then when you look at insurance claimsor wind damage, there could be over 70,000 of those claims at a cost of $3 billion or more. >> now flood insurance is different from homeowner's insurance. a lot of people also mistakenly think they're covered for a flood under homeowner's insurance and that's not the case. >> that's not the case. that's a big mistake. even if you have a homeowner's policy because you have a mortgage, you areed not cov for flood damage. you may be cover

per star sharon charge is trying to solve the most pressing problem facing electability germany has too few charging stations stand starts at least as. sharon charges a way of allowing electric car drivers and charging station operators to make ad hoc virtual transactions. and they can do this without entering into a contract or even knowing each other before hand. that works through the block chain. in. their estimated forty five thousand private charging stations in germany. in the future their owners should be able to provide energy to customers by an app directly without any credit card all service charges vehicles will be able to charge and pay autonomous levi preprogrammed contracts machines paying machines in other words. vehicles will communicate with their surroundings without any human agency. their digital world its will pay sensors to keep parking spaces free. block trains will even allow them to top up their batteries and pay for the charge by induction loops or traffic lights. these may all be very small transactions. but without block train technology they couldn't happen

sharon is rallying local parents to set up an action group. anyone who really cares together. my number's at the bottom. all right, and we'll arrange a meeting of some sort. let's start talking, let's sit down as parents. this is what i said to people, but they're not listening. i don't have the answers to everything. ijust know that i want something to be done and i want to be a part of getting something done. and i need you by my side, that's the bottom line, and i'm not taking no for an answer, so i didn't ask you, i? m telling you. but i don't want to talk, i want action. and i want mothers to see that there's ways that we can fix this. all right. look after yourselves. take care. bye. 0ne, one, one, one, one minute. deal with him now, deal with him now. one minute. raspect is a drill artist who doesn't think a solution will come from the authorities. there's no other choice, we ain't got no other choice. we either let it continue, 01’ we can come out here and change it ourselves. yo, you, come let's deal with this, blood. let's deal with

. >> reporter: in a rare interview, prince's half-sister sharon nelson agreed to sit down with "20/20 teach him music. >> oh, no. >> reporter: to talk about her precocious musical sibling. >> he played the piano when he was 5. my dad would say, "boy, stop pounding on those keys!" this is a gift, bob. not many are born with it, but god blessed him with that gift. >> reporter: sharon says her half-brother's sudden death was a complete mystery to his family. >> he said something at the last party he gave. he said, "don't pray for me yet. i'm all right." and one day or two days later, he was dead. >> reporter: to get to the bottom of that mystery, police go through every room of the once off-limits estate. and they find bottles filled with pills bearing that stamp "watson 853." remember, those were the same opioid pills he had with him during that overdose crisis in moline. >> he had a lot of pills that were scattered around and the watson 853 is stamped on these pills. and so watson 853 can be a legitimate pain reliever, similar to vicodin. >> reporter: but then, a huge shock, the corone

sharon barbour, bbc news, blackpool.e trains run for the next destination we're taking to you in the travel show. this week on the show: we're checking out the food scene in ireland's west cork. skibbereen! kayaking britain's coastline in all conditions. and i get a deeply personal tour of sarajevo's still visible war wounds. the hairon my the hair on my armsjust had up. i don't want to say, i've never seen anything like this before we start this week in ireland. the country is marking 170 years since the great hunger, a famine that swept across the country leading to the deaths of over one million people. but ireland has since undergone a food revolution and kate hardie—buckley is returning home ahead of the taste of west cork food festival to explore what was once the epicentre of the famine and is now the country's top foodie destination. welcome to west cork. this is the mizen peninsula, the most south—westerly tip of the island of ireland. i've been coming to this part of the world since i was eight years old. peopl

(sharon) suction out your (shane) don't use spray paint. cpr is not mouth to mouth. it's mouth to stoma. (shawn) be very careful shaving. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. i never knew there was a to my constipation until my doctor recommended miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body unblocking your system naturally. miralax . >>> we're back now with an nbc news exclusive. in is someone son you when you're at the airport? it's a program that follows u.s. travelers at airports and on to planes even if they are not suspected of ae. cr an air marshal describes what could get you regular flagged. here is tom costello. >> reporter: he's an armed deral air marshal on the job for eight years. because he's undercover, we agreed to protect his identy. >> i work the flight i'm assigned wheels up incident. n without >> reporter: the t.s.a.'s qui skies program is part of that. sie march, following and observing travelers, if their factors raise d flags. what

our senior principle finance correspondent sharon eppersoin us with some tips. it's great to see you. >> good to be here. >> all right. so there are a wide variety of startups. you've done all of this research for arus. there certain startups that you should look at rather than others? >> well,he firhing is how you define a startup really depends who's making that definition. sometimes a startup could be around less than a year, maybe up toive years or longer. i decided to look at linked-in. they p out a report on the best startups to work for. seven years or younger, 50 or more employees, privately held in the u.s. and oneshat hav significant employment engagement. a lot of linked-in users a looking at. the number five company was the company called byrd. electric scooter company. next one is noodle, ai company. also on there you have to have somef e bitcoin craze. that's up21 million and expecting to double its head count. b seekers are interested in that. halo top creamery. the ice cream company which is the number one selling company in grocery stores. no su

on the put our last pin map in sharon. practically home.name gannett seems familiar, his brother joseph left in a covered wagon for new york and it was his great grandson, the newsboy, who built that giant media chain. werein 1785, the gannetts very poor. they had nothing. here is a picture of the simple dress her descendents believe she wore to her wedding. the young couple go on to have three children of their own between 1786 and 1790 and they take in a fourth child whose mother died in childbirth. from this point on, deborah mrs.on was always known as gannett. happily ever after. maybe not. teaching, little benjamin buys her a schoolhouse. it is not enough. she decides it is time to fight to get paid for her service in the war. other soldiers who had fought had also waited to get paid. the government did not pay anybody for a long time. it passed laws to improve the benefits available to veterans. most soldiers eventually got paid. she had not. she started by asking for back pay. massachusetts awarded her 34 pounds in 1792. authorities

sharon barbour, bbc news, blackpool.in court charged with the murders of a mother and daughter in solihull. janbaz tarin is accused of killing raneem and howla saleem on monday. he was remanded in custody, to appear before birmingham crown court on tuesday. palestinian officials have condemned a us decision to withdraw all funding from the united nations agency that supports palestinian refugees. the united states was, until last year, the biggest contributor to the un relief and works agency, which helps five million people across the middle east. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. pupils starting a new term at un—run schools this week, but it's not clear if these will still be open by the end of the month. already, unrwa was facing a financial crisis, after the us froze $300 million in funds it planned to give this year. now it's cutting off all support. washington calls the agency ‘irredeemably flawed', expressing concern about the impact on innocent palestinians, but saying that unrwa has failed to reform and rese

our correspondent sharon barbour is in blackpool for us.as there been a lot of disruption? disruption across the north, as you say. felt really acutely in blackpool because it is the most important weekend of the year for them, the illuminations came on last night, thousands of people will be coming again today to see those. britney spears is playing in concert so britney spears is playing in concert so many thousands making their way here for that. how will they get home? to noise. the trains. at 7:30pm. the strike is about guards on trains. the union sea driver only system is unsafe for passengers. they say this is about safety over profit, and northern rail see their priority today is to get people to where they want to go and they are keen to carry on with discussions, but any chance of this being resolved quickly is pretty slim, certainly not this weekend. there is more strike action every weekend on saturday throughout september. the unions are firm that they are going nowhere unless the northern rail system nowhere unless the norther

sharon barber, bbc news. court charged with the murders of a mother and daughter in solihull. janbaz tarin is accused of stabbing to death his former partner, raneem oudeh and her mother, kha—ola saleem. our correspondent simonjones was at birmingham crown court. well his appearance here this morning was very brief, in fact it lasted for only 90 seconds. he was asked in court to confirm his name, his agent also is addressed and after that he was told by the court that his case was so serious that double murder charge and had to be transferred to crown court here in birmingham, so that next court appearance will be just on the road from here on tuesday morning. he was arrested on thursday evening after a large—scale police arrested on thursday evening after a la rge—scale police hunt, arrested on thursday evening after a large—scale police hunt, he was charged with late last night and that led to today'sthe court appearance. his former partner were found stabbed to death outside their home in the early hours o

sharon barbour, bbc news, blackpool. now on bbc news, human endeavour.acing driver billy monger meets alex zanardi, pa ralympic gold—medallist and one—time formula one star. most people remember alex zanardi as a formula 1 driver. he suffered a horrific crash and lost both of his legs but he took to hand cycling and made headlines in london and rio at the paralympics, he won two gold medals and became a superstar. when i had my accident, somehow or another, alex zanardi rang me a couple of times, he'd been through something similar and gave me a bit of advice. now i know his story and what he went through and how he has coped with it, and what he's achieved, it's pretty impressive and when people ask me who motivated me, he is definitely one of those people. which makes meeting him going to be really cool i think. meet alex zanardi, a global superstar. from racing car to para—cycling champion, this man is always on a mission. today, the veteran is on his way to meet britain's billy monger, fondly known in racing circles as billy whiz. this is a special d

aaaaaah. [ voice breaking ] thank you, sharon. i don't know what it's like to have periods, but i'll try to be more understanding from now on. [ cellphone rings ] sorry. sorry. one second. [ keypad beeps ] hello? yes. what? when? oh, my god. yes. yes. yes. okay. okay. [ keypad beeps ] what is it? there's been another school shooting. stan's been shot. should we get down there? [ sighs ] it's not the end of the world. aaaah. [ laughing ] i love you, sharon. therapist: red handkerchief. comedy central >> from comedy central world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, everybody, thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. you guys are amazing am tack a seat, let's get moo it our guest tonight, our guest tonight, you may know him from all of his money, bill gates is here, everybody. (applause) and he is going it to finally tell us what happened to clippy. (laughter). >> trevor: i don't care how many diseases you cure, bill thark is y

tonight golden gate park former sharon meadow is now officially robin williams meadow.he new sign was unveiled late this afternoon. park leaders joined friends of robin williams. the new sign comes as the city gears up for the comedy in the park always held at sharon meadows, and robin williams a huge part of that and a big supporter. the festival runs from noon to 5:00. williams was one of the biggest supporters of it. >>> about a year from now, are you ready for warriors' new state-of-the-art arena? it's going to open in san francisco. today the team held a topping out ceremony at the chase center. this is drone video provided by the warriors. the final steel beam was put into place, there it is, to complete the building's frame just a few blocks away from at&t par park. we're going to miss oakland, we certainly are. but this new arena should be spectacular, right on the water. >> can't wait to open. >> it's going to be nice. >>> you might have seen it here on nbc, that they haven't done all month. we'll show you next. ♪ what if home security was different? what if it

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sharon barbour, bbc news, blackpool. now on bbc news, talking books. to talking books from the edinburgh international book festival with me, kirsty wark. ten years on from the election of barack 0bama, what progress does author and academic t geronimojohnson think that america has made in terms of race relations? he says too many of us have stood idly by while america is run roughshod by conservative racists. in his breakthrough novel, welcome to braggsville, t geronimojohnson details the life of a young white boy from braggsville, georgia, who wins a place at the prestigious berkeley university in california. the novel explores the complexities of race, identity and class, be it with the liberal elite in berkeley or in the traditions of the deep south. applause. t geronimojohnson, a very warm welcome to talking books. thank you. you have been compared to some extremely fine authors — mark twain, toni morrison, tom wolfe — and i wonder if that's because you've got the capacity to put a magnifying glass up to american life, with all its foibles, and ch

sharon barber, bbc news.hn mcdonnell has said he is "worried" at the prospect of the labour party splitting. he is pleading with mps who are considering leaving the party over issues such as anti—semitism or brexit, to talk to the leadership, who he says has an "open door". our political correspondent chris mason is with me in the studio. questar he is even willing to entertain out loud the prospect of a split. as of the context of frank designed to resign the labour whip to notice it as a labour member of parliament but still has his seat in the comments. quite striking as well thatjohn mcdonnell and play self—deprecating humour in his descriptions of his own political position and what he hopes the labour party can remain as a broad church. he talks about how it lost the debate for 30 years but did not leave the party. he is actually saying we're in charge now, those quys saying we're in charge now, those guys and leadership are in charge now and of course the people of the labor per party that don't share

sharon barbour, bbc news. has said he is "worried" at the prospect of the labour party splitting. he is pleading with mps who are considering leaving the party over issues such as anti—semitism or brexit to talk to the leadership, who he says has an "open door". earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent chris mason, he told us more. it is quite striking that he is even willing to entertain out loud at the prospect of a split. this is in the context of frank field decided to resign, a labour of up to no longer set as a member of parliament but still has his seat in the commons. john mcdonnell employs a bit of self—deprecating humour in his descriptions of his own political position and what he hopes the labour party can't remain as a broad church. he talks about how he lost the debate for 30 years but did not leave the party. he is saying we are in charge now, of which he is one, and there are some people into not share their views but is bleeding with them to stay together. he draws the comparison, which

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its head, sharon white, will call for an independent regulator to oversee the tech giants.ds of extra moderators this year to police content, she will say in her speech that trust in such companies is weakening. there remains a disparity between rules for traditional broadcasters, such as the bbc and itv, and unregulated platforms such as facebook, twitter and youtube, creating what sharon white calls a "standard's lottery". —— standards lottery. in germany, social media companies face fines of up to 50 million euros if they do not act on reports of hate speech and illegal content within 2a hours of it being reported, although critics say it is draconian. ms white is to outline a potential blueprint for regulations which she hopes will protect free speech and innovation, while providing safeguards. jane—frances kelly, bbc news. the south korean president — moonjae—in — has arrived in pyongyang for historic talks with the north korean leader. he was met at the airport by kimjong—un — as well as large crowds who were waving flags. he's there for three days to try and revive s