shaun t trained you well. >> all right. go. >> straight back. >> there goes my plank. >> no, come on. >> i'm on my, i'm silhouetting. get closer to the light. >> get -- >> are we continuing with this? >> you got to stay there. >> i think you got to raise your hips a little bit higher. >> you know what i think you should do? >> so while you're down there, let's check out what bill murray's been up to, shall we? >> it's not that bad. >> here he is handing out tickets to a concert in front of the box office, because he bought a huge chunk of seats for the concert and started giving them away. kendis, no brakes is apparently a thing for murray. the manager says he does the same for randy neumann's show. you want to read the tag? >>> making news in america this morning, under pressure. senate republican candidate roy moore facing new calls to step aside after another bombshell accusation. >> i was terrified. i thought that he was going to rape me. >> this morning, moore standing firm. >> this is absolutely false. >> but overnigh

shaun t trained you well. >> all right.o. >> straight back. >> there goes my plank. >> no, come on. >> i'm on my, i'm silhouetting. get closer to the light. >> get -- >> are we continuing with this? >> you got to stay there. >> i think you got to raise your hips a little bit higher. >> you know what i think you should do? >> so while you're down there, let's check out what bill murray's been up to, shall we? >> it's not that bad. >> no? >> no. >> so, here he is in south carolina in a music hall handing out tickets to a concert right in front of the box office because he bought a huge chunk of seats for the concert and started giving them away. kendis, no >>> good tuesday >>> good tuesday morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now." >>> alabama senate candidate roy moore is denying new allegations that he sexually assaulted a teenage girl in the '70s when he was in his 30s. moore says he doesn't even know the woman. >>> a lengthy tour of asia oversha

it is because it is shaun parker saying is that makes it so significant.significant. this is the domain of fact, —— dopamine in fact, and an addiction, as it were. what is your ta ke addiction, as it were. what is your take on it? are you addicted yourself? is this something you hate? were you on this? for me, and in myjob, social media is a massive pa rt in myjob, social media is a massive part of it. i would say that anyone who is an active social media user is in some weight addicted to it. because that is properly where you absorb most of your news. it is also where you keep in touch with your friends orfamily where you keep in touch with your friends or family or make contacts. so it is actually almost like you are forced to use it, even if you may have not used before. indeed. woos ha may have not used before. indeed. woosha some comments from viewers. somebody from montreal said that they take hours taking photos and posting, edit three online blogs, and cast a posting. sir charles is com pletely and cast a posting. sir charles is completely addicti

his partnership with shaun marsh wrestling back momentum from england, how crucial his wicket could beas the world's best test batsman, removing him is no easy task as england's bowlers found out. andy swiss is at the gabba. we hope he is! you get a sense that his wicket, steve smith's, could be crucial for wicket, steve smith's, could be crucialfor england wicket, steve smith's, could be crucial for england in this opening session to come? that's right, john. steve smith is the world number one batsman for a reason and when he and shaun marsh came together, australia we re shaun marsh came together, australia were 76—4 and in deep trouble and they've continued this recovery into they've continued this recovery into the morning, that's what australian fa ns the morning, that's what australian fans will be hoping. he's really the key man as far as england are concerned. if they can get him early and get into this long australian tail, the next batsman in is tim paine, the wicket—keeper, who has scored one first—class century in his career so there's a long australian tail. getting steve

shaun livingston got to start and the dubs pulled a houdini on the magic.he league in three-point percentage, 55%. and hits a three right here. trying to beat the dubs at their own game. second quarter, durant time. blocks gordon on one end with the help from kevon looney. on the other grant pulls up with a jumper over gordon. k.d. had 12 points in the first half. gets the rebound, pushes it up the court. he'll find a cutting shaun livingston, 56 apiece, count it at the break. third quarter. livingston, whips a pass to draymond green for the easy lay-in. dubs by 10. fourth quarter, dubs put it away. durant to the hoop. we call that a slam. he had 21. and green then from the top of the key with the shooter's role. the dubs win 110-100 for the seventh in a row and they'll hit the road for a four-game trip. >>> we've noticed over the past couple of weeks kyle shanahan was looking more and more frazzled in his monday press conference, losing nine in a row to start your head coaching career will do that to a guy. no surprise shanee looked noticeably fresher afte

shaun livingston got to start and the dubs pulled a houdini on the magic.e in three-point percentage, 55%. and hits a three right here. trying to beat the dubs at their own game. second quarter, durant time. blocks gordon on one end with the help from kevon looney. on the other grant pulls up with a jumper over gordon. k.d. had 12 points in the first half. gets the rebound, pushes it up the court. he'll find a cutting shaun livingston, 56 apiece, count it at the break. third quarter. livingston, whips a pass to draymond green for the easy lay-in. dubs by 10. fourth quarter, dubs put it away. durant to the hoop. we call that a slam. he had 21. and green then from the top of the key with the shooter's role. the dubs win 110-100 for the seventh in a row and they'll hit the road for a four-game trip. >>> we've noticed over the past couple of weeks kyle shanahan was looking more and more frazzled in his monday press conference, losing nine in a row to start your head coaching career will do that to a guy. no surprise shanee looked noticeably fresher after win nu

i'm shaun ley.prime minister's deputy, damian green, strenuously denies claims pornography was found on a computer in his commons office in 2008. it's among several further allegations about the conduct of mps — the home secretary says wholesale change is needed. if there are rumours or allegations, we need to bring them out, find out what is going on and deal with them in a transparent way so they don't happen again. donald trump sends a veiled warning to north korea as he kicks off a marathon tour of asia. no dictator, no regime,

you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley.and the continuing allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behaviour. this afternoonjeremy corbyn has been addressing the scandal in westminster at labour's north—west regional conference in blackpool. he told delegates that his party is not afraid to turn the spotlight on itself: everybody must be genuinely listened to, because abuse of power often hide in plain sight. we know it's there — especially those who experience it every day — but as a society, too often we don't challenge it. change happens when, led by those who suffer from abusive power, we collectively stand up and say, no more. so, faced with the ongoing revelations about sexual harassment, we must make this a turning point and a moment of real change. we must say, no more. we must no longer allow women, or anyone else for that matter, to be abused in the workplace or anywhere else. this is not about peering into some dark recesses. this kind of abuse, sexism and misogyny, has been hiding in plain sight. it is

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i'm shaun ley. the headlines at ten.everal further allegations about the conduct about the conduct of mps. home secretary amber rudd needs changes needed. widespread change needs to take place, we recognise that, we are making changes and it has to stop. warnings over a shortage of psychiatrists in england as the number of unfilled posts doubles in the past four years. touchdown in tokyo — donald trump says no nation should underestimate american resolve — as he begins his asian tour. saudi arabia's crown prince launches a major anti—corruption purge — anti—corruption purge — he's detained several

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday: the prime minister's deputy, damian green, strenuously denies claims pornography was found on a computer in his commons office in 2008. it's among several further allegations about the conduct of mps — the home secretary says wholesale change is needed. if there are rumours or allegations, we need to bring them out, find out what is going on and deal with them in a transparent way so they don't happen again. donald trump sends a veiled warning to north korea as he kicks off a marathon tour of asia. no dictator, no regime, no nation should underestimate ever american resolve. michelle pfeiffer tells the bbc she hopes the culture in hollywood will change. and we take a look at the technology helping farmers in africa in click in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may's most senior minister, damian green, has angrily denied a claim that pornography was found on a computer when police raided his westminster office nine years ago. among t

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at nine. the prime minister's deputy, damien green, strenuously denies claims pornographic material was found on a computer in his commons office in 2008. it's among several further allegations about the conduct of mps — including former defence secretary michael fallon. warnings over a shortage of psychiatrists in england as the number of unfilled posts doubles in the past four years. touchdown in tokyo — donald trump says no nation should underestimate american resolve — as he begins his asian tour. saudi arabia's crown prince launches a major anti—corruption purge — detaining several senior ministers. and our sunday morning edition of the papers edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this morning's reviewers are political commentator james miller and prashant rao from the new york times. good morning and welcome to bbc news. theresa may's most senior minister, damian green, has denied that pornography was found on a computer when his westminster office was raided by police in 2008. the claim —

good news as well for shaun marsh, getting a half—century.bout the australian middle order, they are still bear. by middle order, they are still bear. by the australia are happy they have gotten 10 wickets. this was going to be the best chance for england to win at the gabba because it was not the traditional fast seamer. speaking of adelaide, they have got all three there so far. had this going to be for them? -- how difficult is this. it will be difficult is this. it will be difficult and they will be disappointed. but they looked good this time. stoneman has shown he can handle this level. the bowling still has some issues. there is a doubt around james anderson. the english camp says it is all fine. he would bea camp says it is all fine. he would be a blow. we have seen with the pink ball test so far, as soon as dusk comes, the dew comes. it is exciting cricket, but you have to ta ke exciting cricket, but you have to take your opportunities when the ball is swinging widely. we are hoping they got it right. england desperately need to win

shaun marsh. australia have an incredible record here at the gabba.ve not lost a test match here the nearly 30 yea rs. lost a test match here the nearly 30 years. not surprisingly, they are full of confidence. we know how to play there. the crowd always gets behind australia. it'll be great. i'm hoping. it's one of my favourite places. i'm looking forward to getting out there and hopefully making the english uncomfortable. this is something of a fortress for australian cricket. we will see how it goes on thursday. most of the money is going on an aussie series win, but one englishman who has won the ashes twice twice has other ideas. i'm not quite as bullish. the big thing about australia, and i'm contradicting myself, all that pressure can quickly turn on them. the taxi drivers will start slapping the aussies. i think we will lose at the aussies. i think we will lose at the gabba. and then will get beaten in perth. and then melbourne and syd ney in perth. and then melbourne and sydney be. in just under 11 hours, the final match of the women's ashes w

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my name is shaun ley. the headlines at 11pm: theresa may says the uk must be "bold and confident" and form new relationships in the world after brexit — she's in the middle east for a three day trip — amidst speculation the size of the divorce bill is close to agreement. theresa may, the prime minister, is keen to stress the uk still has a high standing in the rest of the world. north korea fires an unidentified ballistic missile according to the south korean military — raising tensions again in the region. the united states says it flew higher than any other launch and poses a threat to the world. the pope avoids any mention of the rohingya on a visit to myanmar despite previously describing their treatment as religious persecution. the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle is to take place at st george's chapel, windsor next may. and on newsnight, how smart phone technology is addictive, and i mean actually addictive, notjust pleasa ntly actually addictive, notjust pleasantly irresistible — and delib

aig i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 8pm: north korea fires an unidentified ballistic missile according to the south korean military, raising tensions again in the region. president trump is due to make remarks to white house reporters. we'll bring you the latest. the pope avoids any mention of the rohingya on a visit to myanmar, despite previously describing their treatment as religious persecution. more royal good wishes for prince harry and meghan markle, who will marry at st george's chapel in windsor in may next year. william and i are absolutely thrilled. it's such exciting news. it's a really happy time for any couple. we wish them all the best and hope they enjoy this happy moment. the vice—chancellor of bath university — widely criticised for a salary package of nearly £500,000 a year — is to retire from the post. also in the next hour — a pledge to cut the number of deaths and serious injuries during childbirth. the health secretary says the nhs in england must do better at learning from its mi

my name is shaun ley. new relationships in the world after brexit — she's in the middle east for a three day trip — amidst speculation the size of the divorce bill is close to agreement. theresa may, the prime minister, is keen to stress the uk still has a high standing in the rest of the world. north korea fires an unidentified ballistic missile according to the south korean military — raising tensions again in the region. the united states says it flew higher than any other launch and poses a threat to the world. the pope avoids any mention of the rohingya on a visit to myanmar despite previously describing their treatment as religious persecution. the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle is to take place at st george's chapel, windsor next may.

this is bbc news with shaun ley.he headlines: international trade secretary liam fox has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. two of the five people killed when a stolen car hit a tree in leeds have been named on social media as brothers ellis and elliot. police are holding two teenage boys in custody. drone users will have register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, katherine downes. the headlines this evening: heartbreak for huddersfield — an 8ath minute goal means they are beaten by manchester city, who are once again eight points clear at the top. no surprise in the scottish league cup — celtic beat motherwell for their fourth successive domestic season. trouble brewing for england's cricketers — defeat looms in the first ashes test,

steph and shaun livingston, corner three. splash. heating up, top of the key. 13 in the quarter. the lead is now nine. steph strutting and starting to enter the zone. look at the the drive, lefty finish, high off the glass, plus the foul. give me a shimmy on the floor. 22 and a quarter for the baby-faced assassin. got to feed steph. 25 in the quarter. 33 on the night. dubs put up 45 in the second period and romp 143-94 over lowly chicago. cal playing ucla in friday night football. both teams came in 5-6, needing this game to become bowl eligible. win or lose, justin wilcox done more than anybody expect he would in year one. josh rosen, maybe final college game. jordan, lastly, 12 receptions, 227 yards. rosen was shook up, didn't play in second half. cal down 17-9 in the third. fourth and two. look at this! patrick laird sky walking for a gain of 18. down to the one-yard line. he rushed for 178 yards. ross bowers sneaked it in for the score. bears go for two and the tie. swing pass, tied at 17. ucla goes up again, cal respond again, 2

haul it's a target is this shaun's or just maybe don't ice dance move it so we cough better than most and only focusing on avoiding them lungs and was long before this anger absorbed. as a musician in arms middle put it's own is hard i know that one file when i get there shop. woman i live the turn lead me. on that i'll work on it don't know who isn't going to do time as a human living it's a command to my spirit before we can give that up we're going to take no heed of what are under a good team so i said to going to zilch him s. and it can also be tied to be bass lines in the ground phyla when i get there shove them into the can because. my fishing is for meaningful ring. never been farming for the city because it can't supply. the supply that the city in its. we combine after being together the concept of hydroponic. and arrow on it so it works in the ecosystem we call it so we have the fish in about them and when you feed it they will be the waste from the fish and then the feast waste is actually on fire that we call bacteria the nutrients part of plants and end up nutrients is p

has raised eyebrows, with the inclusion of left—field selections like keeper tim paine and batsmen shaunble record here at the gabba, not losing a test match here ryan almost 30 years and not surprisingly they are full of confidence. we know how to lay here and the crowd gets behind australians. we are hoping to see a packed crowd out singing with the barmy army. 0ne packed crowd out singing with the barmy army. one of my favourite places to play cricket in australia andi places to play cricket in australia and i look forward to getting out there and hopefully making the english look uncomfortable. this place something of a fortress for australian cricket and may well be confident they can get off to a winning start when the first test gets under way on thursday. and don't forget, you can follow the ashes with the bbc‘s test match special team. there will be live commentary of every ball of every test beginning at midnight on thursday throughout the early hours on 5live sports extra and the bbc sport website and app. a look at the other headines now, with some flash photography in the pi

shaun livingston, behind the back passes. klay thompson wide open. warriors 14 three-pointers.ers lose 135-114. joel embiid had his knees iced towards the end of the game and brett brown said he's still trying to get his conditioning and get in shape. before the game markell fultz working out trying to get that shooting shoulder right. taking some shots. don't know when he's going to be back. we will see. >>> flyers' rookie center patrick missed his eighth straight game. the flyers hoping he can return to practice on monday. the flyers hosting the wild last night and actually trying to win two straight for just the second time this season. nice touch here, flyers wearing the camouflage jerseys in warm-ups for veterans day. third period, no score. minnesota the shot from the near point goes to the other side. jacob zucker got six goals in three games. final seconds, flyers scramble in front of the wild net. how about a wild finish. can they score? no. flyers lose 1-0. that's the fourth time they've been shut out in 17 games. rematch tuesday in minnesota. >>> penn state's saquon

i interviewed shaun parnell and wrote "outlaw platoon", the men and women in the valleys who are fighting and no one hears about. the worst attacks since 9/11 in new york, from uzbekistan, and it's important for men and women to know, because we're not out there being imperialistic, we're defending the families and people who can't afford to mow their own lawns and they're fighting for the country. i'm sure when washington crossed the delaware to fight the hessians that we should-- >> i can't tell you how proud i am to have you here. >> i'm going home and work on politicalization. david: it's a tough one and doesn't come up in conversation. thank you. the new york city terror suspect may have been plotting a bigger attack. so did he have help with his evil plan? [vo] when it comes to investing, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth managem

shaun livingston, behind the back passes. klay thompson wide open. warriors 14 three-pointers. sixers lose, 135-114. joel embiid had his knees iced towards the end of the game and brett brown said he's still trying to get his conditioning and get in shape. before the game markell fultz working out trying to get that shooting shoulder right. taking some shots. don't know when he's going to be back. we will see. >>> flyers' rookie center nolan patrick missed his eighth straight game. the flyers hoping he can return to practice on monday. the flyers hosting the wild last night and actually trying to win two straight for just the second time this season. nice touch here, flyers wearing the camouflage jerseys in warm-ups for veterans day. third period, no score. minnesota the shot from the near point goes to the other side. jacob zucker got six goals in three games. final seconds, flyers scramble in front of the wild net. how about a wild finish. can they score? no. flyers lose, 1-0. that's the fourth time they've been shut out in 17 games. rematch tuesday in minnesota. >>> penn sta

. >> shaun debris up grew up in tn projects. >> going into the store to steal a cake. >> but petty theft turned into armed robbery and then selling drugs. he was first arrested at 16 and joined a gang. >> no father fig tour, no meaning. >> he was in and out of prison and spent almost a decade behind bars. >> i wasn't at the point of turnaround. >> until he saw a heart breaking family reunion. the a fellow inmate greeting his newly convicted son in prison. >> with twin boys at home. he didn't want his sons to grow up like him. >> it's time to create what has not been there for me. >> he was released in 2008. four years later, he started a nonprofit to help at-risk youth stay in school, get mental health counseling and find jobs. >> so many of our communities have been ravaged with that gangster mentality. my goal is to stop the violence. it's about giving them an opportunit a way out. i like to look at prison as a business because i once was a consumer. i'm trying to take away the business. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. metastatic

one who could not join us, snowboardg lend shaun white, as mike ju talked about. whiteg hi from los angeles. m al s and bummed i couldn't there today for the 100 days out. i don't kn if you can tell it in my face, but most recently i took a bad crash training in new zealand. wawoinon a new trick and as i re-entered the half-pipe i clipped t top. i flew 22 feet and hit my face at the bottom. 62 stitches and bad bruising my lungs. maybe my lis y over. i will definitely be there 2018 for thely and i want to say hi to team usa. all e rla guys out there, befck i'll see you soon. >> thank you. hope you feel better. we're with an icon who knows about stitches also. lindsey vo here, the most successful female ski racer of all time. it's been almost eight years since we saw her win th that was in vancouver. after missing sochi due to injury, e hoping to be back on the podium in south korea. always nio see you. how are y feeling? >> i fe good. i'm healthy, i've had a great prep perio first timen a long time i've been able to ski quite a bit in the summer, which is nice. >>

it edged tantalisingly towards england, shaun marsh one of a cluster of early wickets, but they couldn't and he guided australia into the lead. when their innings finally ended, australia were 26 ahead and smith 141 not out, cheered to the rafters. now for england's openers to steady the ship — or not. a hook from alastair cook. it didn't get any better in a torrid final session. australia's pacemen piled on the pressure. a horrible moment forjoe root, thankfully unhurt. he clung on to the close but england are up against it. a bit disappointed to win two wickets but it could have been a lot worse. it was just proper theatre, proper test match cricket, fast bowling, batsmen playing well. tomorrow will be slightly different. a day which began so promisingly for england has ended with them under huge pressure. after two days of local pegging, it's now australia with the upper hand. it has been two decades since england appeared a rugby league world cup final, and after a world —— nerve shredding game with tonga england go through. for england, some wins are worth waiting for. after three s

this is bbc news with me, shaun ley. the headlines. conservative mp for dover, charlie elphicke, has been suspended by the party after it said "serious allegations" had been passed to the police. he denies any wrongdoing. political parties are considering how to strengthen codes of conduct for mps, as the westminster harassment scandal deepens. one conservative backbencher has likened the current atmosphere to a "witch hunt". police in new york say they have a viable case against the hollywood producer, harvey weinstein. an actress has accused him of raping her seven years ago. the white house has downplayed a major report on climate change compiled by us government scientists. the report says it is "extremely likely" that human activity is the "dominant cause" of global warming. and only half of the fixed speed cameras in the uk are actually switched on, according to data obtained by a freedom of information request. road safety campaigners have described the situation as "co more about those stories at the top of the hour. now on bbc

steph and shaun livingston, corner three. splash.3 in the quarter. the lead is now nine. steph strutting and starting to enter the zone. look at the hesitation. the drive, lefty finish, high off the glass, plus the foul. give me a shimmy on the floor. 22 and a quarter for the baby-faced assassin. got to feed steph. 25 in the quarter. 33 on the night. dubs put up 45 in the second period and romp 143-94 over lowly chicago. cal playing ucla in friday night football. both teams came in 5-6, needing this game to become bowl eligible. win or lose, justin wilcox done more than anybody expect he would in year one. josh rosen, maybe final college game. jordan, lastly, 12 receptions, 227 yards. rosen was shook up, didn't play in second half. cal down 17-9 in the third. fourth and two. look at this! patrick laird sky walking for a gain of 18. down to the one-yard line. he rushed for 178 yards. ross bowers sneaked it in for the score. bears go for two and the tie. swing pass, tied at 17. ucla goes up again, cal respond again, 2:30 left. bowers a

. >> reporter: among the americans to watch is skier mikaela shiffrin and snowboarder shaun white. are others to watch. snowboarder chloe kim and figure skater nathan chen, both medal threats. then there's lindsey vonn who is trying to make her fourth olympics after a knee injury forced her to sit out sochi. where's lindsey vonn's motivation tank? >> i'm very high in the motivation tank. i feel like i've been thinking about the olympics since the last day of the last season. it's all i think about. >> reporter: today the olympic flame arrived in south korea carrying with it dreams of athletes from around the world. mike tirico, nbc news, pyeongchang. >> the winter games coming to nbc in february. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6: a shootout in the castro, on halloween night. tonight, a police officer and a >>> right now at 6:00, a shoot out in the castro on halloween night. tonight a police officer and a gunma

. >> reporter: today shaun cassidy, also a teen icon, said he'd always tried to catch up to his big brotheri will carry him, along with all the funny, sad, extraordinary days we shared. ♪ do you think you love me ♪ ♪ oh i think i love you ♪ ♪ oh i think i love you ♪ ♪ i think i love you >> david cassidy was 67 years old. >>> still ahead tonight, getting you a deal. how stores are trying to fight back this holiday season as online retailers swallow up more and more of our shopping dollars. >>> also, marvels in the making. we're behind the scenes as they create and put together the cast of characters for the world's most famous thanksgiving parade. >>> this long thanksgiving weekend is about more than family, friends and food. it's also about scoring the best deals. as business correspondent jo ling kent reports, retailers struggling to compete with online merchants have a new strategy to get you in the door. >> reporter: the thanksgiving rush is about to begin. 164 million americans expected to head out or get online to find deep discounts this holiday weekend. for the first time this year s

i'm shaun ley.his week, two ways to shuffle your rivals out of the door — house arrest in a luxury hotel or a 6500 kilometre flight of shame. to discuss whether saudi arabia saw a purge or a power grab last weekend and whether the resignation of the british cabinet minister priti patel was a missed opportunity for prime minister theresa may, i'm joined by iain martin, columnist with the times of london, who used his column to urge theresa may to clear out the old lags and bring some fresh talent into her government. agnes poirier, who endeavours to explain brexit to the folks back home in the pages of the french magazine, marianne. nesrine malik, sudanese journalist and reader of the runes for us on the saudi political massacre last saturday night. and jeffrey kofman, the canadian broadcaster, who'll bring a north american perspective on all of that. a warm welcome to all of you, it's good to have you with us again. last saturday will live long in the memory of saudis and of those who observe the co

that day has come kay says shaun from the off and his and life six debut bundesliga season with his outstanding close control and metronomic accuracy he proved a natural midfield lynchpin for rod hasn't hit us young guns as everything he does makes sense and he's a joy to behold on the ball and basically indispensable. aces says and a goals of his own and instrumental figure in life six second place finish. what i do comes. at the start i'd never have believed that we could finish second of all that it would all go so well but when i saw the team and i kind of work we were doing i soon realised we've got a young side here who can go a very long way. quite a contrast to his first taste of european football in twenty thirteen when casey was eighteen with the french second tier. i had a lot of friends in conakry and france it was different everyone. i was offended for himself i was going. from there the next step was to salzburg definitely the right decision. but all the training ground was fabulous it had everything for me it was a quantum leap and i thought what a stroke of luck landing up here

hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley, the headlines. — including three children — have been killed after a stolen car struck a tree in leeds. two boys aged 15 are in custody. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said the future of the irish border cannot be resolved until the united kingdom and the eu have reached a trade agreement. he rejected a suggestion by the irish government that the uk may have to stay inside the single market or the eu customs union to avoid a return to border controls between the republic and northern ireland. drone users will have to register and sit safety awareness tests as part of plans to regulate their use. the police will also gain new powers to crack down on illegal and irresponsible drone flying. now on bbc news, it's time for witness. hello and welcome to witness with me, tanya beckett. i'm here at the british library to guide you through another five extraordinary moments from the recent past. we'll meet the government official tasked with solving one of ethiopia's worst ever famines. the

this is bbc news with shaun ley.headlines: after a massacre at a mosque kills 300, the egyptian military carries out airstrikes on islamist militants. police say they want to speak to two men after ‘an altercation‘ on a tube platform sparked mass panic in central london. there's no clear link between suicides in prisons and overcrowding — according to an international study. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. 20 years ago, dubai set out to become one of the most talked about towns in the world. since then this young city state, one of seven emirates in the uae, has largely succeeded. it's become one of the fastest growing tourist destinations on the planet. synonymous with spectacular skyscrapers, gigantic shopping malls and high—end hospitality and also the occasional stories of tourists who fall foul of local customs. but scratch deeper and there's much more to this place. no longer the brash new kid on the block, dubai is now an established hub and one of the world's few truly global cities. and altho

australia subsided to 76—4 at one stage, but then her recovery thanks to his captain steve smith and shaunso another day of fluctuating fortunes, but the match is intriguingly poised going into day three. sri lanka were dismissed for 205 in their first sri lanka were dismissed for 205 in theirfirst innings sri lanka were dismissed for 205 in their first innings against india sri lanka were dismissed for 205 in theirfirst innings against india on theirfirst innings against india on the first day of the second test. qualification for the woman's world cup in 2019 is continuing around europe. england played their second match in group a. they beat bosnia 4-0. match in group a. they beat bosnia 4—0. portugal have beat moldova yet— zero. the draw for the quarterfinal stage of the woman's champions league has pledged lyon against barcelona. will spark this prague, montpelier will play chelsea and manchester city will play the swedish champions, who have never been part of the last eight. belgium and france are level after the first day of the davis cup final. david goffin beat lucas pouille. tha

detective shaun sooter was fatally shot in the head wednesday while working a case in west baltimore. he was an 18-year veteran of the police force and the father of five children. the large reward has been criticized by people who say civilian homicides in the city don't receive such attention. baltimore's police commissioner meantime says he considers the shooting of an officer to be an assault on american democracy. >>> well, the goal is to make the streets safer. so how they say this event to return guns for gift cards was a big success. >> i've had this gun -- it was my father's gun that i inherited after he passed away. i decided it would be >> reporter: jimmy fuller turned in his guns at the first baptist church here. so did timothy and his mother. >> my grandfather and father were both police officers. i guess he had guns when they passed. they both passed in the early '90s. and wanted to get rid of the guns. >> reporter: guns like these and getting them off the streets is what this is all about. and in this day in age, it's more important than ever. >> we had revolvers, handg

no to piss it governance transitional covenants democratic rule with shaun of the world that's all we the people of zimbabwe we are sick and tired from cut this machine your assertions become the sole person we have very excited you can see with what is happening currently that you people will place where even afraid to talking openly into public announcement of the fuss and you expect that someone has to play the victim then if it is not when to play the game sending lewd text him on your own we are sick and tired of the sudden appearance soon put at seven years no position to comment innocent since independence in eighteen nineteen so we are saying we want to trim a critical it is plain to make the political parties a stronger force it was the power of the people mostly from the opposition with. this one and got one thing to talk to and the members of the defense forces to took them cut out of power. to return to expect anybody to persecute him who wanted to set him free he said all to me. there's no need for. the ministers who are looting and all those who killed two people. up to

hello, i'm shaun ley and this is dateline london. they do say politics is showbiz for ugly people.al sleaze. in washington, it was financial sleaze under the spotlight. the special prosecutor investigating whether donald trump's presidential campaign was influenced by the russians laid his first

it edged tantalisingly towards england, shaun marsh one of a cluster of early wickets, but they couldn'tjust a century but a batting masterclass. he guided australia into the lead. when the innings finally ended australia were 26 ahead and smith 141 australia were 26 ahead and smith 1a1 not out, cheered to the rafters. now for england's openers to steady the ship — or not. a hook from alastair cook. james vince next. 17 for two as australia's paceman piled on the pressure. a a horrible moment forjoe root, thankfully unhurt. he clung on to the close but england are up against it. tomorrow will be slightly different. a day which began so promisingly for england has ended with them under huge pressure. after two days of level pegging, it's now australia with the upper hand. match of the day follows on bbc one. you can get full analysis and news from the premier league and the scottish premiership on the bbc sport website. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. from me and the team, have a very good night. hello. wherever you spent the day it was on th

shaun platte says he picked up squint district attorney jody warner outside a bar.e said she got angry and told him not to follow his gps directions. plat says warner berated him, hit him and then threatened him with her position. >> i want to go home so badly but you're so stupid i want the cops to come so that they can [ bleep ] you up. >> ma'am, please. >> no, no, ma'am, please. dude, you're all -- everything is being recorded. i'm an assistant district attorney so shut the [ bleep ] up. >> it was a constant thrashing. it wasn't just one backhand comment. it was just a constant, constant just attack on me and i wasn't sure why. and when i tried to speak to her and calm her down, it didn't help anything. >> warner has apologized for calling the driver names and in a statement she said i was in a situation that made me feel very uncomfortable and i became defensive. i never assaulted my driver or touched him. all i wanted to do was get home safely. >>> well, the end of an era upon us. general electric is turning out the lights. the company has announced it will no