. >> i think i see sonny and cher. is that sonny and cher? sonny and cher are in the house.our booties. oh. >> i'm glad i've got you, babe. so let's get down. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm eating my heart out waiting to get in there. but you know what. >> it's okay. >> i'm sure there's some hot stuff going on this evening. >> can i get your attention on the dance floor? we have the queen of disco in the club, please welcome donna summer. ♪ i need some hot stuff baby tonight ♪ ♪ i want some hut stuff baby this evening ♪ ♪ got to have some love tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ i need hot stuff >> you don't have to wait this evening for some hot stuff. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hot stuff >> everybody and donna summer is in there. why are we out here? >> we got to get in this place. >> i think i see somebody rolling in right now. literally rolling in. >> make room on the dance for, olivia newton-john here straight from the set of "xanadu." [ applause ] ♪ i love the night life i like to boogie ♪ ♪ on the disco round >> hey, everyone, you have to believe we are magic and nothing can stand in our wa

if i hadn't gone back to sonny, there's a good chance that morgan would still be alive.e... with all your potential and your gifts... meeting your baby sister. she's so cute. ♪ and i know that i shouldn't dwell on it, but when i think about the... loss and the injustice, i just get...angry. and the angrier i get, the... it just poisons everything. ♪ and that wouldn't honor you, buddy. so, i go on and i live my life, and for the most part, i succeed. ♪ but, you know... i just -- i just miss ya. i miss ya. i miss ya, buddy. so much. every day. joss, i'm sure dev didn't mean it like that. i don't care what he meant! my brother died three years ago today. so maybe now's not the best time to be making jokes about taking sonny's car. ♪ should i go after her? definitely not. ♪ hey. listen. don't make waves, okay? just go through the motions. and i know it's gonna be tough, but i also know that you can do it. you can do it. and we're gonna get you out of here as soon as possible. [ door opens ] ♪ i need to get ms. mccall ready for transfer. okay, let's do this. ♪ ♪ okay. i just

i always thought sonny would follow in my footsteps. not sonny.m an offer i couldn't refuse. he couldn't refuse. here with reaction political columnist matt lord and matt gaetz. matt gaetz has ambitions to do this show one day and be the host. >> i'm, in sean. they will probably try to impeach me since it's not a crime. >> sean: i think they are trying that already. already taking jeff louder out at fake news cnn. they have been trying to take me out for 24 years. event actually they will be successful but whatever. i'm watching this though. it's just never ending lies. i have always known there was -- the media was abusively biased and corrupt. and that they lie and they have an agenda. this isn't the era of brokaw jennings and that hack dan rather. this is like just never ending lying and conspiracy theories area 51 rachel maddow, lie after lie after lie. they never admit they are wrong either, matt? >> one of the reasons why americans are tuning tout those networks you don't see cnn even breaking the top 25 news shows and rachel maddow is behin

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sonny also invested in people in whom she believed. she was a mentor from the very first days that a young, then-29-year-old joe biden, launched his campaign for county council and then for the u.s. senate and played a central role to joe biden's election in 1972 to this body. she mentored countless people, dozens of people, not just my predecessor, she was a mentor to this young candidate as well when i first ran for office. mr. coons: she was a mentor for folks no one heard of. she was a mentor for a young man just released from the juvenile detention center. sonny helped him get a state identification card, helped him get a new job, helped him get a bicycle, helped him and mentored him until he was able to get back on his feet. she recorded books for the blind. she even agreed to put up the deed of her own home to bail out a vietnam protester from jail. these are the sort of things she did no no one heard of. she was inducted into the hall of fame for delaware women. she wasn't the sort of person who hold up these accomplishments. a

that oden 8 was shy guy who had the best of the 1st half this time around with 28 minutes gone saif sonny rose hard to me to corner but was denied by the bar. on the half an hour mark welsh youngster robbie much one don't pick tax rates was pocket and though he failed to keep his foot on target he's energy continues to coast problems shortly afterwards some confusion in the guest's back line a shock a brilliant chance to go in front but the post prevented su etc from giving his side to meet. the hosts were unable to find an opening goal before the break still not encouraging 1st half for diving but now in his darby best coach. chuck had the upper hand on the stands to their hold of stolen rival flags drew from what the dortmund ultras managed to swipe in return. the 2nd 45 so fewer chances ditto bush tyler was unable to put an end to his ongoing goal drought and then much under mr chance to make himself a hero. praising a later opportunity over the ball right in front of the news conference to. remained on broken up until the final whistle i'm very very happy about the performance of the

, i said, sonny, what is the amount of money last year that the farmers were hurt? he said, sir, let me get back to you. the number was $16 billion. that's okay. we'll take 16 billion out of the tariffs and give it to the american farmer. think he appreciated that. it never gets reported by the fake news as i say but never gets reported, never. i don't know why they don't want to do it. zippy as you know, we took 12 billion from the year before. that also came from the large amounts of tariffs. people were actually saying, i read a report today i believe in the "washington times" where they talked about the tremendous amount of money that has actually come in from tariffs. and it has been a number that we've never even seen before in this country. we've had a tremendous amount of money coming in. some of the republican senators, it is not a bad idea, said why don't we give it, because we have a lot of money left over after taking care of our farmers. we're bringing it up to the left that the farmers were targeted by. so in theory they should be, that should be in it

here's traffic tracker we have more freeways and we're dry times for you to 37 looks good milpitas to sonnyno issues for 6.80 rolling south dublin to fremont the nimitz right on time and then 5.80 from livermore to dublin wide open for the westbound trip. news that we're following for you this morning, a federal consumer watchdog is proposing a complete ban. and baby sleepers so that's after the product has been linked to dozens of infant deaths nationwide. the us consumer products safety commission proposed banning the sales of sleepers with more than a 10 degree in cars. inclines can cause babies to roll their heads a little too much of forward are either on their side which can lead to 60 a shunt a number of consumers and child safety groups support the announcement but the proposed ban still needs to be approved by the full commission. serta halloween, ghoulish things seem to hold a certain appeal. interesting right. and this morning, dine and dish kron 4 vicki liviakis takes us. >>these living souls are fthe spirit of halloween. i say it's like a pumpkin spice latte it only comes at on

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this is sonny's job." thank you.the squad, more radical by the debris now congresswoman tlaib is saying the democrats are looking into how to arrest trump officials. no due process. they have lost it, and we continue to expose their corruption, lies, and bias. straight ahead. ♪ mick: 150 over 90. alyson: 180 over 111. francisco: 160 over 110, i had a stroke. vo: your blood pressure numbers could change your life. lowering them could save you from having a stroke. if you've stopped your treatment plan, restart it or talk to your doctor about creating one that works better for you. start taking the right steps at manageyourbp.org frank: now i'm trying to get better. stronger than ever! ♪ >> sean: all the right, the minute the democrats impeachment circus, radical far left squad, the real leaders in the house of representatives, they are becoming more unhinged by the day pay now we have congresswoman tlaib, you know, oh, impeach the mfer, he saying democrats are looking into how to arrest trump officials. for what? we d

certainly wasn't my approach but then when sonny was closed he called me telephone and asked if i would work for it and i had this sort of change of view some time early about 6 months earlier and i've been writing things and and i remember saying to measure i'm not brand you know i would be right for you and he said no no way we want all sorts of opinion on it and i said ok and i work for them this could be a record for one day others lasted a little longer in its short history the rebel has employed the who's who of the far right launching the careers of homegrown canadian personalities like stalin and faith goldie and offering a platform for more established far right agitators like us based maginnis and former trump operative sebastien go all the u.k.'s katie hopkins and tommy robinson . have been the bright can't tell me roberts. and he who is a commentator who was once the founder of the english defense league has reported on you know muslim great and uses that have of terminology why one narrative was altogether deleted and replaced by another right after they came back last clas

spoke to sonny last night. we are doing well. a very great gentleman, a popular man in the world, especially his wonderful state -- steve daines. i see you back there. [applause] pres. trump: i also saw your poll numbers. you are strong. and that is a good decision by the voters, i can tell you. thanks, steve. representatives jodey arrington and kevin hern, thank you fellows for being here, as well as the north dakota governor. doug, thank you. thank you, doug. good job. is that your wife? north carolina lieutenant governor dan forest. hi, dan. we are just going to approve that last amount of money for the hurricane. you know that. iowa lieutenant governor adam our greg. great job. great job. and many other state and local officials. there are some tremendously respected people, political people. i want to extend a special welcome to all of the leaders here today, representing american farmers and ranchers benefiting from this deal. this is a tremendously important deal and a big deal. beef, pork,om our poultry wheat and corn , o

5.80 livermore to dublin looks great the nimitz in pretty good shape and to 37 9 minutes, milpitas a sonny bill james will. thank you robin. >>time now 71 happening today, one of the 2 defendants in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial in oakland will be back in court. a mistrial was declared last month after the jury deadlocked on derick almena he's charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deaths of that warehouse back in 2016 and today he could find out of the case will be dropped or if he'll receive a new trial. his attorney has also asked that his client be released from jail. last month the jury acquitted. on the other defendant, max harris. and we will be covering the latest on the go ship trial by the way all morning long on kron on and through the day you can download and subscribe to that app right now you get 24 hour commercial free news, just visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. also happening today in napa winemaker will be the latest to face sentencing now in the college admissions scandal. a gust in june a us pleaded guilty in may to conspiracy to comm

sonny perdue was in wisconsin and said small dairy farmers were probably going to have to consolidatebigger, which is throwing in the towel on them, right? you have farmers who are upset. issues that we don't quality,nally, worker algae blooms in the great lakes, the largest freshwater source in america right there. it is something that is not necessarily talked about all that much, and things like the green new deal, which is a broader policy thing. the jobs in the economy number one from a special ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. and of course health care come everybody is talking about health care. strikes, farmers, water quality. how much attention what they get in the debate next week in westerville, ohio? >> that is an interesting question. i went to the debates in detroit. part of the reason the democrats said they wanted to have these debates, they sold it like we are going back to the voters. 2016, this disconnect in the blue wall, all that. in detroit, it seems like they missed an opportunity to talk about those issues that are not necessarily hyper local issues. the

this is sonny the mustang. we have uno the donkey. this're best friends. they were brought here overnight and flank they were able to stick together. it can be scary for animals. for those looking to drop off smaller animals but can't stay with them, the sonoma animal service is place you can take them. live here at the sonoma county fair grounds, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> liz, thanks. as we saw through the night, big winds were fuelling this fire to explode in few hours. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel and what they're dealing with. >> yeah, dan. nothing like those 76-mile-an-hour wind gusts that fueled foo t fire. 84 degrees. ite bones dry. the winds are gusting to 14. so it is still breezy out there. satellite picture showing you that smoke moving out over the ocean. parts of the north bay impacted. air quality is impacted. tomorrow you're going to see more impact as the wind switched direction. moderate air quality right now in san francisco and oakland for the rest of the bay area. the air quality is good, but that will be changing com

look at the commute out of sonny bill it's beyond to 37.aks it's also backing up on west to 37 so very slow murder as you spill over to northbound one on one and then i all out you can see the sandals a 5 to that that's a little busy as usual. so when you put it all together 53 minutes because of that earlier overturn crash from san jose to menlo park really quick peak at highway for a little busy to pittsburg bay point inter in concord 26 minutes off to 2.42. give you one more we'll check out the meme it's getting busy from to 38 to 92 31 minutes from san leandro to milpitas more drive times coming up john. well robin plum to you. >>sunshine already seen in the east bay as you get that first light of day. there's really no cloud cover inland to be blocking it out. it's the coastal parts of the bay area and right on top of the bay, where you are seeing some low clouds that have just pushed in overnight. no really resulting in much if any fog out there. but that cloud cover is going to be seeing less and less into the afternoon and then as t

liston and i'm pretty proud of that i didn't ask any sonny liston questions. >> oh, yeah.my great uncle. >> i'm not going to ask any questions because that's not what we're here to talk about. >> okay. i represent, though. >> i like that. ♪ ♪ ♪ head in now for applebee's new pasta & grill combos starting at $9.99. ...they work together doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... ...with centrum® micronutrients. restoring your awesome...daily. centrum® feed your cells. [ "turn around, look at me" ♪ there is someone ♪ walking behind you ♪ turn around ♪ look at me ♪ there is someone ♪ look at me >>> one of the things i have always heard about milwaukee is that it's a city where people are from, meaning that if you're from here and got something going on or if you want to get something going on, you go to chicago or new york or anywhere not milwaukee. according to a study by the university of wisconsin madison, the state lost an average of 14,000 college graduates per year between 2008 and 2012. that's called brain drain. brain drain hurts m

let's take a look back at the 3rd and 4th generation side by sonny the changes aren't only technical but visual as well. the large air intake does not have the typical. how the single frame decoration. is in its job use for so out he says chrome or aluminum brackets are no longer visible it's really a pure sports car design the bumper surface transitions directly into the radiator grille what the proportions are also new this means that the flatter fetii had opted from the a 7 makes for a much flatter hood and much sporty or proportions and with a standard a 6 so the grill is much flatter much wider and there's an element up here a kind of recognition feature for ours models makes the front enormously sporty and full of character for. the front headlights option we with matrix eleni and laser illumination also come from the a 7 if you compare the our a 6 with the current standard a 6 only 3 parts are identical the front doors the roof and the tailgate everything else was designed exclusively for the r s 6 avant with the most important thing for the irish sixes of course the with the

okay well thank you very much indeed for that update from city falls can i go to sonny that. in that washington thank you for bringing us up to speed. in other news that lebanon's prime minister saad hariri announced today that he's stepping down it remains to be seen if president michelle i wound it will accept that resignation. but the forty nine year old premise said he'd hit what he called a dead end adding that hahad been unable to resolve the current crisis engulfing the coununtry. well hundreds of thousands of people have taken to thehe streets this pastst fortnight blaming the rulingg elite. plunging the country ininto econonomic turmoil. until now the purchase have been peaceful they've cross sectarian lines but earlier today a mauled. thought to be loyal to hezbollah attacks andnd destroyed a protest camp that in bay ridge. for more now this is we can speak now tomorrow abu zayed who is a research a researcher and a middle eastst expert thank you so much for speaking to us. and what do you think the resignation. of prime ministerer saad haririri will actually change

northern lincoln drying up, sonny skelton ‘s island, somehow, we will stay dry, later on the day showersthern ireland, damn pencil in england as low temperatures will be well have clear skies. the beach on saturday, we have the weather and coaches of empires of england, an area of showers northern scotland but elsewhere dry, variable cloud and some sunny elsewhere dry, variable cloud and some sunny spells could be yours but it will set the weather for purpose of questions are the most infant late in the day, persistent and temperatures rather midteens. 0vernight heavy range of parts of in and wales, and otherfairy of 0vernight heavy range of parts of in and wales, and other fairy of cloud and wales, and other fairy of cloud and outbreaks of rain, gastric feeding or a scotland detail of that, it might change. that your forecast. this is the business briefing. i'm ben bland. we're doing very well — says president trump. hopes of a truce in the trade war — as top level talks move to the white house. plus, the dragon and the elephant. two vast populations — two slowing economies. can china a

no more popularly as sonny is a leading capsicum critic at the monday his consignments arrived from all over india including shimla jumble in tune but in the absence of an integrated gold chain system and much of the produce marketing is still following age old trade practices a big chunk of his rage the old often patter shoes during the long journeys. of the if a farmer makes a mistake the gates that could have been 10 percent becomes even more. if a farmer does not use the right kind of packaging their damage can go up to 60 to 70 percent instead of using a box that costs. if you decide to go with the one that cost him $50.00 it will be in an attempt to save the whole consignment ends up going. to say. it is a sad irony that in india counted amongst the 20 countries suffering the most from acute levels of hunger up to 40 percent of its fruit and vegetables remain unsold in the market most of it going to waste and rotting in garbage dumps you do gaps in the supply chain. a researcher on food security and climate change stresses that there are different reasons for food wastage around t

but it is still hard to see the light for this cafe owner sonny who lost so much the past few days. he had to bring in dough starters and the bread won't be ready until saturday for delivery so his cafe remains closed. he's upset with pg&e. >> i wish they would have done their job from the beginning versus taking the bonuses and putting them in their pocket. had they built a better infrastructure none of this would have happened. i don't even think the fires the last couple of years would have happened had they done their job the way they're supposed to. we're paying them to do their job. >> reporter: as businesses slowly recover, many residents in the oak montd neighborhood are still without power. we stumbled upon am ex charging his cell phone in his car. >> i can't imagine the elderly people here on sleep apnea machines and my grandma is on one and tired and groggy and out of it because of the power. >> because she can't use it. >> she can't use it. she doesn't have a generator. the average person doesn't have a generator down here. >> reporter: and you could see just how close t

>>right making no fewer than 9 separate fires have been reported in the past month here in that sonny bill's morris park neighborhood now the serious largely town homes like the ones behind me here and this is right up here on the porches and patios including this home right here. here's more. >>scary frightening alerted by the smell of smoke christian rambler opened the door to her jenna terrorist town home early on the morning of september 10th found her gas barbecue grill in flames. >>i'm just confused. why would someone take the time to do that it just doesn't make any sense. >>sunnyvale police released this surveillance video of a possible suspect in the case. it came from one of the homes that were hit. there were a total of 9 such fires that morning in each case, someone accessed the porch area and set fire to grill covers umbrellas and other flammable items according to sunnyvale police captain able final were not aware of any action interaction between the residents and the particular suspect. >>what we can say is that no one was injured. during this and there was no structur

5.80 livermore to du from vasco to the dublin and looking pretty good on to 37 lpitas rolling out a sonny bill. 4.5 magnitude quake comes on the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. here in the bay area hit back in 1989. i was in the 3ri grade sitting at the table a living in west oakland doing my homework and i saw the nimitz freeway collapse. now on the anniversary as it approaches the possibility of another big earthquake is looming this morning we take a look back at the last 100 years of earthquakes right here in the bay area. >>area was a beehive of seismic activity throughout the 19th century from 1838 to 1898. the region was rocked by a half-dozen major earthquakes, the smallest of them was a 6.3 shock in santa cruz. >>then early in the morning of april 18th francisco was rocked by the biggest earthquake ever recorded in california, a magnitude 7.9 temblor. >>triggered fires that devastated 80% of the city. >>as many as 3,000 people died. 2 thirds of its population was left homeless. it would be 50 years before the earth moved again. a 1957 brought san francisco's forgo

same thing for concorde is 71. 71 and sonny sounds like a nice day. until you factor in it is gusty in the afternoon. for the rest of the seven day forecast out of the clouds increase saturday. another week system clips by to the north. does not look impressive enough to put rain in. it keeps the temperatures down. once we get to sunday we are off to the races. look at the warm-up for early next week. 89 degrees by tuesday. enjoy this dance with fall tomorrow. warm temperatures are coming back. by early next week. >>> a night off bolding for some off-duty officers but took a dramatic turn. how they jumped into action when a man stopped breathing a few lanes over. >>> >>> a heroic rescue out of utah. you can hear a police officer warning about a train as he pulls a man the stranded car with the near seconds to spare. moments after freeing him the train slammed into the vehicle. investigator said the driver suffered a medical emergency that caused him to veer onto the tracks and lose consciousness. fortunately no injuries were reported. >>> three off-du

. >> reporter: wayne and his dog sonny watched the firefight totally aware he lives smack in the middle of a tinderbox, some of the dry brush that fuels wildfires like he can see from his driveway. >> it was burning bad. i was watching it come the fla were reported around 3:15 sunday afterthat often makes towards the city. >> reporter: as the fire grew to a few hundred acres, a major offensive was launched, two helicopters, five fixed wing aircrafts, 20 fire engines and seven water tenders brought in and a helping hand from fire departments such as vallejo and napa county who were attacking the flames from all angles. the peaks and valleys are home dry, home to grazing goats that continued about their business. >> they came in with the tractors and bulldozers and cut a line down there. >> reporter: a few hours in alerts were sent to those who potentially lived in the fire's path. >> we did a voluntary advisory evacuation. i was advising my neighbors to please evacuate. >> reporter: advisory was lifted around 7 p.m. sunday roughly two hours after it was issued. >> we've had that hill rig

no troubles for the nimitz no problems for to 37 6 minutes milpitas to sonny bill. considering banning all forms of pain and handling our platforms and also in the stations kron four's haaziq the unit spoke to bart officials behind the idea. >>showing off these types of dance moves then asking for money on bart reads may soon be a thing of the past. >>the biggest complaint and that i hear is that people are uncomfortable because on a train near in a confined space and there's nowhere for them to go complaints from passengers prompted bart research that has recently concluded. >>that the transit agency can legally restrict panhandling on property. bart board director deborah allen explains why. >>everything inside of the paid their gate area that's the inside. the the stations. >>the platforms trains. that is considering on public forum. >>by passengers have mixed reactions about banning panhandling on property. >>everyone else has their own opinions, especially people just trying to get from home to work a wreck tom, you know you want for your kids and aging, and we

an easy trip over to the peninsula connecting to one oh one and sonny bill. well in one san francisco neighborhood they're taking matters into their own hands are fed up with homelessness drug addicts drug dealers and their neighborhood. so a few weeks ago someone decided to put up some plywood they want to block the access to the alley. so it can next a section of ocean avenue with the eagles side terrace neighborhood and they were just fed up so that's why they did so they have homes there on both sides where meets up with battle drive. people say that the past it's the pathway, it's just often littered with human waste. they found needles and other debris. >>they exchange kind one needles but can for them. walking through all that ali now for him a few years, i'm afraid to i like to see this. >>well the head of the department of public works signed a director's order and it allows that lane to be sealed off at both ends by a temporary locked gate. a developing story that we're following for you this morning, oakland raiders star offensive tackle trent brow

the nimitz and 2.37 is only 6 minutes milpitas to sonny bill will check more coming up in a bit. back to our breaking news story that we're following for you this morning, an explosive wildfire has forced thousands to evacuate and leave their homes, it's burning in sonoma county right now. and here's a look at the map area and brown that we have highlighted that shows you where all of the mandatory evacuations were issued. it's being called the can cain fired his video of that fire. it broke out wednesday night this was near the geysers geothermal power. and firefighters say that those winds were strong and just push flames towards guys are real. >>and that's why they decided to do the mandatory evacuations for those areas as of this morning, the latest update that we have from crews out there is that it has burned 16,000 acres. it's only 5% contained and it could grow even larger. pg e says that it has an equipment problem at th transmission tower that was not d energizer right around the same time time that that fire broke out. so right now thousands of firefighters are out the

the nimitz is doing fine and so is to 37 6 minutes from milpitas out to sonny bill.we have reaction to the new groundbreaking law that will allow college athletes in california to finally get paid so the law could shake up the future of college athletics. kron four's rob fladeboe has more. >>and should the nc double a the first in the nation losses student athletes can hire agents and make money from endorsements. it bans schools from tossing athletes off the team if they get paid the extra money could help students off said housing and other costs, jose state assistant sports management professor cole armstrong. >>this is an issue to do with the ability to the potential to capitalize on one's name image or likeness are to be paid for their name images like this by 3rd parties. so that could potentially provide an avenue to head off some of the high costs associated with living in the bay area. >>long lines to students and more public and private universities in the state likely impacting big schools like stanford gallon usc the most well football and basketball prog

unemployed but lebanon's politics run along deep sectarian fault lines the country's made up of christians sonny and cher muslims as well as other minorities they tend to vote based on religious affiliations or that makes changing the political system difficult no group is large enough to command the majority in parliament so any new government would be a fragile alliance between the same religious factions or mark dow is a professor of communications at the american university of beirut he says the protests go far beyond discontent with corruption. what the government currently is trying to do is trying to suggest a few reforms thinking that it's only a matter of free forms and stopping any addition to taxation which they've already admitted to and retreated from that position but i think it's important to take it into context the current government got the support of all 7 members of parliament they got 121 votes out of a possible 128 so this government really represents all of the committees or all of the parties that are represented in parliament so what we're looking at today the thousands

a bit drier in south—west england, a lot of cloud in wales and northern ireland but elsewhere, sonnyty much where they have been but still that chile easterly breeze. people trick or treating on halloween, a lot of dry weather but some rain pushed into northern ireland and western scotland. nothing to chilly but there are changes on the way and they accelerate from friday into the weekend because it is low pressure winning out of. that means these fronts come in with cloud and rain and stronger winds at times, although they come with milder air predict we will notice a different feeling particularly in england, wales and northern ireland on friday and it might be as high as 17 celsius in southern england. a selection of places on friday and into the weekend, it will be raining at times but not all the time and there will be some period of stronger winds, even gales in places predict more about the weekend with as we get closer to it and there is more online and on the thank you. that is all from the bbc news at six point on bbc one we joined the bbc‘s news teams where you are. goodby

so thank you, secretary sonny perdue and chief vicky christensen, for your commitment to rural america. our national lands, and the students of the civilian onservation centers. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize four police office oers from middletown township, bucks county, pennsylvania. officer ryan marchesen, christopher, and robert who were recognized for their service during three separate cases this year. on april 5 officers mcpherson and miscardi were in doylestown, pennsylvania to attend a court hearing. as they sat in the vehicle they noticed man threatening to jump from the top of the justice center parking garage. both officers jumped into action and officer mcpherson calmed the man down while office the other officer contacted local law enforcement. on june 16, officer compton was able to track down and detain a suspect following two gas stration robberies by the same suspect. on july 2, officer morrison noticed a car tailgating him, flashing high beams, wh

you know sonny much to my ticket out of the. way one of the they've been. known to not sunday can loan. me out. on the u.s.c. . i'm likin that the. every summer about $1000.00 muslim bugger families make the trek from their villages in the interior of the country to the sending fishing areas along the gulf of kush. all together they are about 10000 people. the fishing season lasts about 8 months during which they live in improvised shelters without electricity or water there's been no drinking water since the only fresh water well was spoiled by salt water from the discharge tunnel of the power plant. they primarily fish for bombay duck an indian ocean fish that is sold in dried form . the women of the family do the drying and process and under the attentive eye of mary ahmed buddha ismail's wife. the 2 have been married for over 40 years now. so good. things being said tell us that. that a day. with the family i.b.m. are real and. they let it happen that you don't have. a lot of might be available if. i need to leave home happy for the man even thought tha

[applause] [cheering] he will be in conversation with sonny the former federal prosecutor who now servesas the cohost of the daytime talk show the view and senior legal correspondent and analyst for abc news. also hosts an executive producer truth about murder which is about tv network investigation discovery highlighting the stories of victims and their loved ones. ladies and gentlemen please join me in welcoming ronan and sunny. [cheering] when ronan asked me to be here, i was thrilled because as you know, i am a big fan and this book is incredible. so let's get right in. >> as we launch into the conversation i just got to say i asked and was excited and hoping you could do it because sony has been such a powerful voice on this i don't know if you've seen the way she speaks of the issues of sexual violence and how it gets covered up by powerful people including the contentious conversations sometimes it's really important and it shows that in your whole story as a prosecutor has been about speaking truth to power. >> thank you. [applause] let's talk about the allegations about the form

. >> supervisor peskin: and i'd also like to thank sonny angulo for spear heading this process. >> president yee: okay. madam clerk, let's go to our 2:30 presentations. okay. madam clerk, we have six. so in the past -- i've reminded that you have five minutes total. that includes whatever you say and what your honorees would like to say. i'm going to try to keep you do it because we have so many. so first up, supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president yee. i'd like to call tony up. is he here? great did my time start? [applause] >> president yee: it started. >> supervisor stefani: yea, tony. >> president yee: it starts four minutes ago. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. colleagues, i cannot let italian-american heritage month go by without recognizing an incredible member of san francisco's italian community, tony. he is an example of the incredible talent cultivated in the bay area. he grew up on a family farm in fremont, where his mother cooks with fresh fruits and vegetables in the valley. he now owns 28 restaurants here in san francisco. he is the first and only trip

he needs to keep sonny purdue away from this area. >> he was just on the program with us here, and hehigan. minnesota is one of the states, his message is resonating well because the message from the left is they want to take a far-left turn. trust me, leland, on this: michigan, if they don't love donald trump, they love socialism a heck of a lot less. god forbid we -- leland: no, we understand where the battle lines are being drawn, and you guys make a good point on both sides in terms of what we will hear from the president when he is in minnesota both on ilhan omar and also trying to brand any of the democratics a socialist. that is the playbook, and as it gets closer, fellas, we'll have you come back and talk about your respective states. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. leland: good to see you guys. >> the house intelligence committee is reportedly seeking thousands of internal facebook documents as part of an antitrust probe into the social media giant. the ap reporting that the committee is trying to use a failed start-up lawsuit against facebook as a back door to get

i asked sonny perdue, what was the amount of money last year that the farmers were hurt? he said, sir, let me get back to you. he got back to me. the number was $16 billion. i said, that's ok. we are going to take $16 billion out of the tariffs, and we are going to give it to the american farmer. that never gets reported by the fake news, as i say. it never gets reported. i don't know why they don't want to do it. zippy, as you know, we took $12 billion from the year before, and it also came from large months of tariffs. people were actually saying -- i read a report today, i believe in "the washington times," where they talked about the tremendous amount of money that has actually come in from tariffs. and it has been a number we have never even seen before in this country. we have had a tremendous amount of money coming in. some of the republican senators said it is not a bad idea. why don't we give it -- because we have a lot of money left over after taking care of our farmers. what we're doing is we are bringing it right up to the level to farmers were targeted by, so

unemployed but lebanon's politics rather long deep sectarian fault lines countries made up of christians sonny and cher muslims as well as other minorities they tend to vote based on religious affiliations that makes changing the political system difficult no group is large enough to command a majority in parliament so any new government be fragile and then alliance between the same religious factions. salim is a professor of international affairs and diplomacy a not so dame university in lebanon joins us live from beirut good to have you with us 1st of all what do you make of the sorts of measures the prime minister's just unveiled so they go far enough. well almost enough it was a minimum that the government could offer offer there was much anxiety yesterday and today going into this ministerial meeting today and there were some fears that the prime minister how did he may submit his resignation and the potential reverberations this may create in the country well the prime minister did not submit to the nation. several hours of meeting today resulted in a series of decision taken by the coun

. >> now i know, sonny in philadelphia. >> jimmy: you've just given pat her next answer. did you want to take a look at the picture? >> taxi. >> jimmy: you just gave noah the answer! i think we're going to call this a tie, what do you say, danny? >> yeah. >> definitely a tie. >> jimmy: neither one of you are going home empty handed or empty wristed. for you, pat, a new apple watch. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: and noah, for you, we have an old pocket watch. thanks to danny devito. and thanks for playing generation gap. we have a great show for you tonight. music from anderson .paak and smokey robinson. bob iger is here, and we'll be right back with danny devito. ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by walmart. mhm... ♪ nice! ♪ what's the score? no idea. stop dancing around the pain ♪ that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm seaonly abreva cany to help sget rid of it in... ...as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and pro