but shaun the sheep farmageddon, shaun the sheep farmageddon, shaun the sheep farmageddon., shaun the sheep farmageddon and monos, your mind will be blown. that is my weekend sorted, thank you very much. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello again, heavy and persistent outbreaks of rain will continue to affect parts of wales and england not just through the affect parts of wales and england notjust through the night and while on into saturday as well, this is oui’ on into saturday as well, this is our rain bearing cloud, whetherfind that does not just stretch our rain bearing cloud, whetherfind that does notjust stretch out into the atlantic but does all the way into the subtropics, whether a friend that stretches for over 3000 miles, comparing that to moisture, it is really targeting the hills of england and wales and we can see some flooding issues building in place. the heaviest rain is across the hills of southern wales and they issued an amber weather warning for this area and flooding seems likely on account of those large accumulations o

but shaun the sheep farmageddon, shaun the sheep farmageddon, shaun the sheep farmageddon.e sheep farmageddon and monos, your mind will be blown. that is my weekend so it is, thank you very much. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there, we have got some very heavy rain to come. overnight tonight and well on into saturday the heaviest falls of rain across parts of england and wales and the rain bearing cloud is already with us. rain bearing cloud is already with us. you can see that on the satellite picture here. this is a weather front and the thing is it doesn't just stretch out weather front and the thing is it doesn'tjust stretch out into the atlantic, the stretches are the way out into the subtropical atlantic. a front that is over 2000 miles long, a friend that is targeting this conveyor belt of moisture, really in the south of wales. it is here we could see around 2a hours worth of rain with the rain fell total is building up. met office have issued debt and a weather warning. over the high ground, and in 20 metres of rain on the way

and a shaun the sheep movie, farmageddon. oh, i love shaun the sheep! i can't even pronounce the title of the angelina jolie... i don't know why i struggle with it so much but there we go. this is why you are here. maleficent: mistress of evil. in the first maleficent, which kind of revisited sleeping beauty as a mother—daughter tale seen from the point of view of angelina jolie's key character — who, we learn through the course of the movie, is not actually evil but has a whole bunch of other things going on. she is notjust evil. at the beginning of this, a voice—over says, "well, yes, but people still thought she was evil." and so now, we start the new movie many years later. elle fanning's aurora is set to marry her handsome prince, to the disdain of her mother, played by michelle pfeiffer. here's a clip. i remember the story of a baby, a baby cursed to sleep and never wake up. really? who would do such a terrible thing to an innocent child? well, there are many who prey on the innocent. i'm sure your kind would agree. what do you mean "my kind"? she

and a shaun the sheep movie, farmageddon. i love shaun the sheep!ven pronounce the title of the angelina jolie... i don't know why struggle with it so much. maleficent: mistress of evil. in the first maleficent, which kind of revisited sleeping beauty as a mother—daughter tale seen from the point of view of angelina jolie's character, who we learn through the course of the movie is not actually evil but has a whole lot of things going on. at the beginning of this, a voiceover says, "well, yes, but people still thought she was evil." and now we start the new movie many years later. elle fanning's aurora is set to marry a handsome prince, to the disdain of her mother, played by michelle pfeiffer. here's a clip. i remember the story of a baby, a baby cursed to sleep and never wake up. really? who would do such a terrible thing to an innocent child? well, there are many who prey on the innocent. i'm sure your kind would agree. what do you mean my kind? she means humans. there are fairies missing from the moors... what i'm missing is some wine. ...stolen

shaun the sheep is much funnier.ove slapstick, slapstick to me is like dance. it's like a really high... i think it's wonderful and i enjoyed it so much. and particularly in what has not been a vintage week, this just stood out like a shining beacon ofjoy. this is what cinema should be about andi this is what cinema should be about and ijust this is what cinema should be about and i just loved it. this is what cinema should be about and ijust loved it. and perhaps if any of us, notjust children, and particular adults, feeling a little worn down maybe by current events. the world has been tough recently. go see farmageddon. wonderful. might have to see it several times in the next weekend. just lovely. in terms of best out. i have let you down. i was not brave enough... i was not brave enough! i want you to see it because it has divided people so much. the reason i chose it isjust lightly play devils advocate. i know so lightly play devils advocate. i know so many people who love it, i know in equal amount of people w

shaun had been found dead. i wasjust numb — numb. yeah.parent could go through. it's horrible. i'll never, ever forget it. it broke my heart. he's my baby. 33—year—old's no age. when the police came to take us out to view his body, i actually took a picture of him laid there, cos i was hoping... we were hoping that it would have shocked terry. but... a few days after his release from prison, i bump into terry in the town centre. terry, how you doing? i'm doing fine, yeah. it's a week later, since we met you. yeah, and i'll tell the truth, i've had one go of crack. but i went in and i told my mum straightaway. and she said, right, anymore, and that's it. so that is the end. so you promised, promised, promised last week that you wouldn't go back to it. i know, it wasjust, like, i bumped into an old friend yesterday. and so all you've had since you came out is one crack pipe? 0ne crack pipe and a few drinks. and that's been it? and that's been it. and no more? no more. and when you told your mother that you'd had the crack pipe, what did she

shaun had been found dead. you just know. long feared. shaun had been found dead. youjust know.und dead. you just know. it was the worst thing any parent could go through. —— i wasjust numb. i will never ever forget it. it broke my heart. he is my baby. 33—year—old. when the police came to take us up to view his body, i actually took a picture of him there, because i was hoping... we were hoping that it would have shocked terry. but... a few days after his release from prison, i bumped into terry and the town centre. terry, how are you doing? doing fine, yeah. it is a week later since i met you. doing? doing fine, yeah. it is a week later since i met youlj doing? doing fine, yeah. it is a week later since i met you. i tell you to the truth, i had one go of crack, but i went in and told my mum straightaway, and she said right, anymore, that's it. so that is the end. you promised, promised last week that you wouldn't go back to it. i know, i bumped into an old friend yesterday. so all you have had since you came out is one crack pipe? one crack pipe and a few drinks. and that's it

and a shaun the sheep movie, farmageddon. i love shaun the sheep!y i struggle with it so much but there we go. this is why you are here. maleficent: mistress of evil. in the first maleficent, which kind of revisited sleeping beauty as a mother—daughter tale seen from the point of view of angelina jolie's key character — who, we learn through the course of the movie, is not actually evil but has a whole bunch of other things going on. she is not just she is notjust evil. at the beginning of this, a voice—over says, "well, yes, but people still thought she was evil." and so now, we start the new movie many years later. elle fanning's aurora is set to marry her handsome prince, to the disdain of her mother, played by michelle pfeiffer. here's a clip. i remember the story of a baby, a baby cursed to sleep and neverwake up. really? who would do such a terrible thing to an innocent child? well, there are many who prey on the innocent. i'm sure your kind would agree. what do you mean "my kind"? she means humans. there are fairies missing from the moors...

and a shaun the sheep movie, farmageddon. oh, i love shaun the sheep! but there we go. this is why you are here. maleficent: mistress of evil. in the first maleficent, which kind of revisited sleeping beauty as a mother—daughter tale seen from the point of view of angelina jolie‘s key character — who, we learn through the course of the movie, is not actually evil but has a whole bunch of other things going on. she is notjust evil.

it is a shaun the sheep movie with a kind of et twist to it., and made with real care and love, and i am a huge silent movie fan. because there is no dialogue in it. so much of it is just to do with silent movie humour. incidentally, the combine harvester you're seeing is a set—up for a gag which i laughed about for about three minutes. honestly, it will make everyone feel the world is a better place. it is so lovely. i think we should have that on prescription then, the whole nation. really should. don't feel very well? see farmageddon. you will feel better. quick thought about dvd as well. very quickly, brightburn did not take a huge amount of money in cinemas. it is a dark take on the superman origins myth. i do not know much about it before i saw it and consequently, i really enjoyed it. i like the idea of taking a story that people know quite well and flipping it. it is not the most original thing in the world — it takes a lot of influences from predecessor writing and also films — but i liked the fact that it has the strength of its convi

would you say, shaun, that porn was your sex ed? >> yes. ed class i had was in fifth grade, but, i mean, it's a joke. it's just basic, wear a condom. this is how pregnancy works. and that's about the extent of it. the thing that would have helped me the most is if early in sex education that we would have learned about porn being an addiction. those two words are not often put together. and i think if you had a classroom of kids and you said, this can cause erectile dysfunction. this can cause this. this can cause that. that's all it would take. >> for years, shaun kept his porn use a secret, throwing himself into academics and music instead of girls. his sophomore year he discovered online that he wasn't alone in his struggle. there were many others out there feeling the same effects. >> i think that a lot of kids that do have a problem with pornography end up becoming extremely terrified of women. >> did you find that happening to yourself? >> yeah. i mean, to this day i've never had a girlfriend. i feel like i am trying to discover what

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 5pm: president trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has died after a military operation, by us special forces. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has violently been eliminated. the us says al—baghdadi detonated an explosives vest after being cornered in a compound in northwestern syria. his brutal self—proclaimed "caliphate" lasted five years and attracted thousands ofjihadists from around the world. the government presses ahead with attempts to get a december general election. ministers will put a vote before parliament tomorrow. vigils are held in vietnam by families who fear their loved ones are among the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. wales are out of the rugby world cup after losing to south africa in the semifinal. we'll have a full sport round—up at 5:30pm. donald trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has died after a military operati

shaun hassett reports. get to the back... floors of a building in downtown new orleans gave way. still under construction, it was set to be a new hard rock hotel, now it is a disaster site. there was lots of noise. we saw workers up there. i mean, it was crazy. ijust can't even imagine what was going on up there. it sounded like — we thought it was gunfire but it wasn't gunfire, it was a building collapsing. construction workers ran for their lives, as the building crumbled around them. some escaped injury by a matter of metres. this man was on the 18th floor at the time. i turn around and i see one guy lose his balance and he kind of fell on the concrete and things were just... smoke started coming from everywhere so i could not really see where, you know, the problem started at, but the concrete started falling. emergency crews were on the scene quickly, rescuing people from the rubble, then clearing the area around the building. a second part of the building fell off about an hour after the initial collapse. authorities sa

shaun hassett, bbc news.ss protests against austerity measures in ecuador has vowed to continue the demonstrations. the government has ordered toops to take over responsibility for security in the capital, quito. azadeh moshiri reports. a sign that the state appears to be losing control, protesters occupy the roof of a government building. the violence appears to be worsening, more than a week after it began. the police response, tear gas and hoses, while protesters build barricades and set fires to tyres. the demonstrators are demanding the government scrap austerity measures. fuel prices more than doubled when subsidies were removed. since the protest began last week, hundreds of people have been arrested, and at least one protester has died. reacting to these chaotic scenes, president lenin moreno has placed the capital under strict curfew and military control, insisting he would restore order in all of ecuador. indigenous leaders have accepted to hold direct talks with the president, the first sign of a p

shaun hassett, bbc news.they will no longer prioritise guarding islamic state detainees if turkey's offensive continues. torrential rain and fierce winds have claimed seven lives injapan in the country's worst storm for 60 years. there have been big celebrations in kenya and elsewhere, that's after long—distance runner eliud kipchoge became the first person to complete a marathon in under two hours. in a feat of seemingly super—human endeavour, he made it through the finish line in1 hour, 59 minutes and a0 seconds. the reigning olympic champion, who also holds the official marathon record, was cheered on by huge crowds around a specially—designed course in the austrian capital, vienna. we can now speak to the long—distance runner ryan hall, who is the only american to run a marathon under two hours and five minutes. hejoins us from flagstaff, arizona. ryan, thanks so much forjoining us on bbc news. first of all, your reaction to what is obviously an incredible feat? it was so exciting. when everyone breaks th

shaun hassett, bbc news.ision to pull us forces out of north—eastern syria has opened the way for turkey to launch an attack on kurdish fighters across the border. now — in global questions — we ask if turkey is bidding to become the powerhouse of the region? this week, turkey has launched an assault on territory held by kurdish that forces, key allies of the united states in the region after president trump announced washington was withdrawing its troops from northern syria, effectively giving turkey a green light for its offensive. president erdogan says the aim is to prevent the creation ofa the aim is to prevent the creation of a terror corridor on the border. jackie plan is to create a safe zone, creative kurdish militias that will how's syrian refugees. global questions travel to istanbul to discuss turkey ‘s role as a regional power. hello, iam in istanbul recording this edition of global questions on turkey's role as a regional power. you work at, i have to say a broadly pro—government think tank in i

shaun hassett, bbc news. to come: we take a special look at how social media makes big profits out of our personal data. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he has gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken, democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they called the 33. and then, bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: heavy fighting continues as turkey presse

in the other semifinal — wales play south africa on sunday and wales defence coach shaun edwards hastal to their hopes of getting to the final. at 3a, jones is the oldest member of wales' world cup squad, and his country's record cap holder with 132, but edwards thinks the ospreys lock is playing better than ever. six foot six, he's fast, he's unbelievably competitive and is unbelievably competitive and is unbelievably tough. he is a very brief person and he sets the example for everybody. he has developed as a person who is about to play as well as his ever been. and he is one of the best players i've ever coached without the shadow of a doubt. let's talk baseball now will we — because the pinnacle of the season in the usa — the world series is set to get underway in a few hours time. the houston astros — champions 2 years ago — take on the washington nationals, who have never been at this stage. it's a 7 game series. and our reporter seth bennett is in houston for game one. the astros — a dynasty in baseball — all the pedigree and form. hard to look beyond them. remarkable run from

hello and welcome to newswatch, i am shaun ley standing inforsamira. 0n the programme this week: as theainst press intrusion, is it time to rethink how journalists report the royalfamily? more twists and turns on the road to brexit. some viewers tell us they don't think they can take much more. now, just when you thought the brexit finishing line was in sight, further complications and more uncertainty this week. hard enough for most of us to follow. even the politicians can sound confused. hard too for the journalists who are trying to explain it. after weeks of negotiations with brussels, number ten did strike a deal but mps rejected the prime minister's plan to force it through at top speed so now he wants to force them to go to the country. bbc political editor laura kuenssberg on thursday evening. for some time as we have found out newswatch there has been a weariness in the viewers' reaction to coverage like that and we have seen more of it this week. among those who have been in touch is andrew: there are phases where nothing happens, and during these phases, the bbc should respo

hello and welcome to newswatch, i am shaun ley standing in for samira.programme this week: as the duke and duchess of sussex say they are struggling against press intrusion, is it time to rethink how journalists report the royalfamily? more twists and turns on the road to brexit. some viewers tell us they don't think they can take much more. now, just when you thought the brexit finishing line was in sight, further complications and more uncertainty this week. hard enough for most of us to follow. even the politicians can sound confused. hard too for the journalists who are trying to explain it. after weeks of negotiations with brussels, number ten did strike a deal but mps rejected the prime minister's plan to force it through at top speed so now he wants to force them to go to the country. bbc political editor laura kuenssberg on thursday evening. for some time as we have found out newswatch there has been a weariness in the viewers' reaction to coverage like that and we have seen more of it this week. among those who have been in touch is andrew: andr

and a shaun the sheep movie. i love shaun the sheep. i cannot even pronounce the title... we start the new movie many years later. elle fanning is set to marry a handsome prince, to the disgust of her mother him a play by michelle pfeiffer. here is a clip. i remember the story of a baby, a baby cursed to sleep and never wake up. really?

. >> shaun look at you. just like everyone else in l.a. as soon as it's 80 degrees, you hit the beach. this is still, you know, winter coat weather for vegas. >> flo: oh, i know. i'm headed to the pool. >> shauna: ah. >> flo: did you hear anything about katie? >> shauna: instead of calling, i thought it was best that i just stop by the hospital. >> flo: mom. >> shaun

. >> shaun: wait. ridge moved out? >> brooke: [ scoffs ] >> ridge: we need to find a way. need to come together and move forward. >> steffy: dad, my child was ripped away from me.

of this month when the us and shaun. of the closer to the north near me a lot of the. theater some when we do the board. finds a big journal has withdrawn a study challenging the claim that the syrian government was to blame for the alleged chemical attack in $27.00 t.v. after the article they're trying to fears the un to get started criticism. people in the french city of rwanda are demanding the truth on the all star t.v. off the air massive fire at a local chemical factory though officials insists the air is safe to breathe. easy i'm not saying that the smell is sometime place and i'm just telling you it's up the street there's no harm to see it. and the race for u.s. president collides with the trump in peach meant inquiry and the candidate for his job calls out her opponents for capitalizing off the pro and both sides prop.

shaun weatherly. at years ms. south carolina.most hear my parents deciding there name that shaun was a boy his name despite evidence that to the contrary setting right in front ofde them wearing a crown, r [laughter] it was my namegh janine. that spelling, they thought. the spanish-language origins, at the better of them and they agreed that this spelling was not wrong. valves in her name making little sense in the early i write up the j in reading and sounding like ee to them this change that to an actual ee, the e like in english. loretta, this keep customizing. for an extra and before that for balance [laughter] lucier and what it's not a sound doing anyway. let's keep that last eve because in english people always put a silent e on the end. je in and i and e. donner his name, they had no idea that altering the spelling that they were on doing this spelling it might not work out well.th is a marker of my parents immigrant status that might be looking for it.t. sorry, people seen in writing the spelling always played for certai

restaurant owner jentt and executive chef shaun mcgrath sat li the empty patio of their restaurant intoga saturday afternoon, planning for their >> we've been closee times this month for periods of two or three days a time. shaun drives back and forth to santa rosa picking up dry ice every day to keep our walk-in closed, but we are unable to open. 21 employees without work. obviously loss of income and a lot of perishables on theiway out. >> reporter: they cancelled 67 reservations this night. nnett calculates the losses, including wages, at nearly $14,000 for last week's blackout. >> i'm pretty angry as much as anybody else. try not to let it get to you. >> reporter: what are you angry about? >> just the shutoffs in general and the lack of maintenance they've had. >> reporter: most of downtown calistoga is fortunate enoerh to have a gor that kicked on a few hours after the outage, but threstaurant lovina's is out of its range. as are these residents in this mobile home park for people over 55. >> no one wants a repeat, but is this really the only way? could be done better?u think >>

. >> san francisco police have achilles arrested district attorney shaun wilson.in sustrdy after shooting a classmate in santa rosa. this mornings gunfire near ridgeway prompted a massive response in sonoma county a long with swat. the alleged shooter was arrested after the police say he ran back on to campus and back into a classroom. the victim is expected to survive. an argument between both students led to the shooting. >> now to mt. view where the city council decided to ban rv's from parking on the residential streets. after the meeting the mountain view housing justice coalition began trying to collect signatures in hopes of over turning the vote. people will be left with few options of places to park. they have few days to gather the signatures. >> the south bay police department is launch agnew tool to attract new firefighters and police. they're turning to technology in hopes of filling the open positions. >> you can go from being a police officer. >> reporter: this recruiting video comes a at time when many law enforcement departments are having a hard

it is a shaun the sheep movie with a kind of et twist.he world is a better place, it is so lovely. i think we should have that on prescription then, the whole nation. really should, don‘t feel very well, see farmageddon you will feel better. quick talk about dvds. very quickly, brightburn did not take a huge amount of money in cinemas. it is a dark take on the superman origins myth. i do not know much about it and consequently i really enjoyed it. i like the idea of taking a story that people know quite well and flipping it. it is not the most original thing in the world, it takes a lot of influences from predecessor writing and also films, but i liked the strength of its convictions and it seemed to take itself seriously enough to work. it is a dark take on the superman origins myth. i know you have a certain fondness for superhero movies. i‘m certainly married to someone who loves all of that. that will be on our shelf. exactly. but farmageddon, farmageddon, farmageddon. double bill, farmageddon and monos, your mind will be blown. that‘

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at four. president trump announces that us special forces have killed the fugitive leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has been violently eliminated. the us says al baghdadi died after detonating a suicide vest, killing three children in the process. his brutal self—proclaimed "caliphate" lasted five years and attracted thousands ofjihadists from around the world. uk opposition politicians join forces to offer borisjohnson the chance of a 9th of december general election — before a brexit deal is approved. vigils are held in vietnam by families who fear their loved ones are among the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. wales are out of the rugby world cup, after losing to south africa in the semi—final and in half an hour, disclosure reporter chris clements returns to his home town of wishaw to ask why suicide in scotland is at a five—year high. president trump says the leader of the so—called

shaun alexander has an interesting. that i have no idea if it's true, but it makes it more dramatic if it is. he would not have died if they got him out of the house sooner. nobody realizes that one of the bullets had stayed lodged in his body. he did in fact die. the murder trial begins. it is exciting. it is dramatic. when i tell people i am talking about this case, if they are my age or older, they remember this case. nobody younger seems to remember. but everybody older than me no matter where they were in the country, they remember it. when i told the dean i was doing this class, the first thing she said is i grew up in scarsdale. i totally know the area. and she started talking about the trial. she said i was not there during the actual trial. it was really disappointing. everybody remembers this case. because the tabloids covered it. the regular press covered it. this is a headline from the pacific stars & stripes, the pacific is on the other side of the country. they are paying attention. new york times covers i

it is a shaun the sheep movie with a kind of et twist.harvester you‘re seeing is a set—up for a gag which i laughed about for about three minutes. honestly, it will make everyone feel the world is a better place. it is so lovely. i think we should have that on prescription then, the whole nation. really should. don‘t feel very well? see farmageddon. you will feel better. quick talk about dvds. very quickly, brightburn did not take a huge amount of money in cinemas. it is a dark take on the superman origins myth. i do not know much about it and consequently, i really enjoyed it. i like the idea of taking a story that people know quite well and flipping it. it is not the most original thing in the world — it takes a lot of influences from predecessor writing and also films — but i liked the strength of its convictions and it seemed to take itself seriously enough to work. so it is a dark take on the superman origins myth. i know you have a certain fondness for superhero movies. i‘m certainly married to someone who loves all of that. that wi

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at three. president trump announces that us special forces have killed the fugitive leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi. a brutal killer, one who has caused so a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has been violently eliminated. the us says al baghdadi died after detonating a suicide vest, killing three children in the process. his brutal self—proclaimed "caliphate" lasted five years and attracted thousands ofjihadists from around the world. president trump says the leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has been killed during an operation by us special forces. the is leader had been described as the world's most wanted man. in 2011 the us officially designated him a "terrorist" and offered a reward of ten million dollars for information leading to his capture or death — his death had been wrongly reported on several occasions. he emerged in 2010 as the leader of al-qaeda in iraq, one of the groups that merged w

it's interesting that that all the blame is being put on the animate so shaun's bil'in a spokesman for the corrections department inspector general claims that it's the you know as it said the fresno bulldog street gang that's a faulty a told a.p. this every threat group is having issues with the bulldogs or vice versa these are all bulldogs versus other threat groups. which would seem silly if that same thing again is it fair or accurate for these people you know in in corrections to be blaming the fights soley on now with one specific gang that you keep putting people in front of is this you know is or is it fair or accurate for them to say that. well i mean i think what we need to do is acknowledge the fact that c.t. c.r. has been exploiting the tensions between these groups not only have they exploited the tensions between these groups with weaponize these groups against each other and they have made backroom deals with with the bulldogs specifically you know saying different things and you know you'll get this if you do that it's cetera et cetera so to say that this is somehow. no

shaun hassett has more. get to the back...s of the building gave way. still under construction, it was said to be a new hard rock hotel, now it is a disaster side. there were lots of noise. we saw workers up there. it was crazy. i cannot even imagine what it was like up there. we thought it was gunfire but it wasn't, it was a building collapsing. construction workers run for their lives, some escaped injury bya for their lives, some escaped injury by a matter of metres. this man was on the 18th floor at the time. by a matter of metres. this man was on the 18th floor at the timelj by a matter of metres. this man was on the 18th floor at the time. i saw one guy kind of fall. things... smoke started coming from everywhere so smoke started coming from everywhere soi smoke started coming from everywhere so i could not really see where the problem started. emergency crews we re problem started. emergency crews were on the scene quickly, rescuing people from the rubble than clearing the area around the building. a second part of the

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at four.—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has been violently eliminated. the us says al baghdadi died after detonating a suicide vest, killing three children in the process. his brutal self—proclaimed "caliphate" lasted five years and attracted thousands ofjihadists from around the world. uk opposition politicians join forces to offer borisjohnson the chance of a 9th of december general election — before a brexit deal is approved. vigils are held in vietnam by families who fear their loved

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at three.lamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi. a brutal killer, one who has caused so much hardship and death, has been violently eliminated. the us says al baghdadi died after detonating a suicide vest, killing three children in the process. his brutal self—proclaimed "caliphate" lasted five years

no k.d., no andre iguodala, no shaun livingston.tart. >> this building is going to create opportunity to walk into a new era. appreciating the accomplishments we have, five finals in a row, chasing more. but for all the new guys, we're going to be a different team. to embrace that. >> it's a new challenge now. as a competitortitortitortitor exciting. we've been to the mountaintop with the previous group and know how it feels. can you do it again? >> is that it? >> one last question. >> nope. too late. >> klay is midseason form. the walk-off. other fun things that happened today. welcome inside chase center, warriors media day, never know what is going to happen when you get asked a question inside the abc7 hot seat. >> what is craziest question you get asked on media day? >> man, i don't think that questions be that crazy. >> feel like a supermodel when ask you for poses and things to say? >> i do, that's why i prefer sitting this way, my left side is better side. >> hold your arm like that. >> i like to wing it versus being posed.

to the unit which happened to be both of our enemy or whatever, and i punched him in the face, and shaunfrom behind and slammed on him. we just stomped on him. >> and david peters hooked up hooked up with his childhood friend, delshaun bloodworth and as it happened the brother of one of the people who had jumped him perhaps three weeks ago came into that utensil, -- unit, they fought each other. >> it all stems from they got us, and now we have to get them. it's retaliation, you know what i mean? it goes back and forth and back and forth. you know what i mean? it's never-ending, ain't no peace treaty or anything like that. >> coming up, delshaun bloodworth goes off. and two brothers deal with a common enemy. >> when we are out there getting high, all we are thinking about is the next high. >> i can spend anywhere from 300 $500 to $1,000 a day on heroin and cocaine. e.in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh.

hello and welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm shaun., everyone, i'm arthel neville. house democrats are issuing new subpoenas while preparing for next week's testimony from gordon sunland, the u.s. ambassador to the e.u., set to testnd

joining him on stage, lee shaun, so longtime broadcaster who has collaborated on a couple of the books. including psych james autobiography. he was terrific, if you know here and interviewing the former mayor in july. that is about the book. he had both of them here with us tonight. please we will sean and we will christopher d. [applause] [background sounds] [inaudible conversation] kansas city and mainly midwesterners are in this book in this room. we will to this part of the country. i thank with all of this are guilty of it's not fully understanding how your book eliminates this tremendous power is part of the country. namely in which we just saw. >> what attracted me so much to this story is how powerful and how influential this instituti institution, and industries it and how little-known it is. we'll talk about this, it's not secretive in this john james bond sense, it is an institution that doesn't want the rest of the world to know what it is doing strategic reasons. the space into what they do and how the make so much money. you've got this massively powerful institution that

different squad the last year yes, you still have staff of course, but no kevin duran andrea good dollar shaunton. but you still got green klay thompson, although clay is not going back until after the all-star break because of his injured knee. smiling and ready for at action a number of other new faces. we'll also in the hope of hopefully in. >>pack those very year that the warriors have. >>have been the the young guys at one point and then how budget said elder. well the spokesman that are now kind of leading the charge is definitely different. it's crazy. i was went to the janet jackson concert going ever was i had a few of the youngest news college janet jackson. >>there you got that one. jet exactly like janet jackson, a legend. and they're just cars so i can like none want to >>nobody will go to me would kneel diamond who it's it's a it's a young man's game but our warriors are still a gun in for a championship which would be fantastic and like we said we're just going to have to have until clay rejoin them. the pre season begins saturday night at that she center against the lakers. fir

and the rest of the big stress stars at the media day yesterday but no kevin duran are on day $80 shaunk until after the all-star break because the injured knee and in comes d'angelo russell and a number of other that will make this team among the youngest now in the league. >>how cool it is for a special meekly nj might have been the the young guys at one point and that are now kind of lead the charge is definitely different. >>it's crazy. i was went to the janet jackson concert i going ever was i had a few of the youngest of the names college janet jackson. there you got that one. janet jackson like janet jackson, a legend. and they're just cars so i can like none want to >>janet jackson, anyone, anyone. >>back to pre season begins saturday night at the chase center the lakers first game of the season is october 24th against the clippers. how the oakland a's, they are ready for their big moment, the wild card playoff game at the oakland coliseum and the stadium is ready for tomorrow night's big game you can see ari be full, although i understand you can still i'm not kidding you if yo

a squad that isn't the favorite to win the finals unlike the last 3 years know coming to rent $100 shaun livingston klay thompson isn't expected back until after the all-star break due to do due to the knee injury that was revealed today. so in comes d'angelo russell number of other new facett in the league now. >>the new new almost a metaphor for. and we can approach this season, we've got a chance to reset some things anything that we feel like could improve our team. it's a great opportunity to. start fresh on some things talk about a little between our groups over the summer of. >>how cool it is for a special meekly injury might have been the young guys at one point and how budget said elder. well, the spokesman and that are now kind of lead that charge and locked in for the hat seeable future they had to we want accomplish and how we want to go about it is definitely different. >>it's crazy. i was out i went to the janet jackson concert i going ever was i had a few of the youngest of the names college janet jackson. there you got that one. his jet exactly like janet jackson, a legen