well, the people of south peoplea, the hardworking of south carolina deserve a better response. response i'll give is to marshal the support of the chambers of commerce across our just as they asked henry to do but has not happened. our congressional delegation, which i have known and have iterience in the past when came to protecting our coastline, in the end, you've door andock on the knock down the door of the white house to make sure you protect the hardworking people of south carolina. and it wasn't until we held the press conference on electronics to take finally decided action. [applause] >> let me put it in the form of a question. explainour chance to how you're knocking down the door. have you raised this tariff issue with the president? your concern about the impact in south carolina? >> i'm very concerned about it. we're in constant touch. that's why, james, when mr. smith was having a press the tariff wast going to be placed on element, which is the only t.v. the unitedr in states, i was talking to the president and to the others in the congress and in the white to g

to have people that will come to south carolina or that in south carolina and will stay in south carolinand use their education here, not go elsewhere. >> i'm not sure what that has to do with immigration. i didn't hear any about that. the point is this. our institutions of higher education need to be such that they keep our best talent in the we attract talent from other states and show them what a spectacular place this is to we keep that and talent we're, because we're going to connect them with economic opportunities when we do. that's the kind of leadership i'm going to provide as governor, henry. [applause] >> andy has our next round with question to mr. smith. >> we're about 15 miles from $1.5 billionning lottery ticket was sold. >> was it you? here.ouldn't be sorry. >> ha ha! >> but i did win $4. [laughter] >> south carolina could get as much as $61.5 million if, as expected the, the winner takes the lump sum payment. the do you think legislature ought to do with the windfall? representative smith. an area, that,s you know, it will certainly be a windfall. one-time money. you alwa

the south china sea. they really contributed, that is why hanoi was totally silent on 1970's,e until the late when it had the war with china. so south vietnam actually performed that role very well. it actually strengthened my acumen about the nationbuilding project. and you. >> this side. >> good morning everyone. i have one question for all of the people here. only talk about the vietnam war, we talked about battle after battle. lost, who made tragic errors. we do not realize it is part of the game called the cold war. the first world war and second world war brought about the cold war. it goes against all communism, so my question is that if america wins the cold war -- did america win the cold war? anybody? for most of the rest of the world, the vietnam war was never about vietnam. with the vietnamese it was about vietnam. this is really about the cold war. vietnam becomes important because of the cold war. as to who won it, i thought it was the u.s. but -- [laughter] >> identity say canada. [laughter

ideas about tying the south to an older south.vrolet in life magazine in 1972, the monte carlo poised in front of a plantation home. the good life. what is the good life in america now where has it gone where will it be. well, in the south, and culturally nascar, which i know we're all familiar with being close to bristol motor speedway, nascar begins to emerge as a national sport. it begins to get television coverage on the network. and all along there has been this sort of southern presence on tv going back to the 1960s and most of you i know are familiar with the andy griffith show. set in a small town in north carolina more or less. it is about small-town values and it is about a sheriff who does not wear a gun and law enforcement and civil rights movement. it is about family. it is about community. and even as the civil rights movement is going on on television in the 1960s, the andy griffith show from 1960 to 68 is portraying these values and they are connecting us with the south. granted, and this criticism has been raised

the people we are talking about in south dakota or working south dakota's, folks who just cannot simply afford health insurance. the problem is they're getting their care today, just at the wrong place, the runtime and the wrong cost command that is at the emergency room. governor daugaard was supporting the extension of these dollars in working with the legislature to find common ground. a perfect example really need to find common ground, not take this washington politician and seek to divide, but to actually solved south dakota's problems. that needs to be the focus. this is a conversation about access to health care coverage, so we can have a healthy workforce that fills our needs, our businesses and so that people are healthy. that needs to be the focus. i will focus on more access to care so we have a healthier population. moderator: follow-up? ms. noem: absolutely. i'm a big believer in working together. i have worked in a very bipartisan manner at the state legislature on these issues, with republicans and democrats on the steps of reforms. so this is something i am passionate a

next, the debate from south dakota. there are three candidates running to succeed the republican governor who is term limited. thisolitico report change race to tossup. this debate is just under an hour. >> hello and welcome to election 2018. today we focus on the candidates running for the office of the south dakota governor so we can provide a conversation each candidate will have the opportunity to address all of the issues brought up tonight. there is a one-minute opening and closing statement. now let's meet our guests. libertarian candidate kurt evans, welcome. republican candidate, representative kristi noem, welcome. democratic candidate, south dakota state senator billie sutton. we will begin with opening statements. names were drawn to determine the order. going first is kristi noem. ms. noem: thank you for tuning in. when my dad was killed, he had lands and cattle, do not have money in the bank to pay death taxes. so we had to get renovated. we started a hunting lodge to bring in extra revenue. we cut costs a

sudan establishes and that peace prevails in south sudan because in south sudan we have a new country that's only existed for seventy years and we've had much of that time with conflict a new report from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine didn't analysis they believe the death toll is much greater than people thought before maybe as many as four hundred thousand tell me how this new deal is going to work my understanding is the same two men at the sent. ribbit president salva kiir and shar is going to be the vice president have who have we not tried this before and it failed aren't you putting your trust in the soup to say man who failed before it's not about to man it's about some would say it is it's a personal feud is there not an element of that when i think we have to look deeper and find out that in fact the problem that we face in south sudan is that this will say it in its entirety is very ticklish divided between two communities that is then we're under dinka the two main out of presenting those two communities if we're going to remove that woman and then we w

and also a corruption scandal force in south africa's finance minister. president donald trump says he plans to speak with saudi arabia over the disappearance of the journal's jamal khashoggi his comments comments come as international pressure is mounting the u.k. and the e.u. are both saying they're treating this incident seriously shoji of course not heard from since the end of the saudi consulate in istanbul on tuesday week ago turkish officials believe he was murdered there saudi arabia insists the allegations are baseless we're heading live now to that very embassy stephanie decker is our correspondent there are stephanie. well come every one's pretty much waiting for some kind of hard facts evidence to know what exactly happened in that consulate behind us i mean right now you look at it it's of course closed but there are lights on the blinds are drawn and of course you know we can only assume that the people who work inside know what happened the only thing we know as we've been saying is that he entered a week ago and no one has seen him since b

the system is far enough south that they will impact those areas. there could be shower activity in some moving along the peninsula now. isolated showers and there is a low finally moving installed out and now it is making its tracks. in the morning these bands will come in and then they go south. 60 and a little cooler today to the north. a few 50s a few 50s but a lot of 60s and we are seeing in northwest breeze at santa rosa in napa. northwind at oakland, that will bring in a cool mask. san jose has the southeast wind. that's the direction of the low but to the north the drier air comes behind it. 43 up in truckee. isolated showers and if you go through the northway -- north bay and they are far enough north it will impact them but the low will be a factor for e morning afternoon south. sun and clouds cooler and isolated showers and thundershowers mainly toward the peninsula in santa cruz mountains to the east by south. after today, i don't think i did a five day so i will send it back to you now. >> okay. you do the five-day. >>> 4:22 a.m. a sist

i don't know about south africans. i don't know about south africans.ca because we have the steinhardt scandal, where they've had to come to a commission to account, that's a private company. we have the issue of the banks. we've got a commission right now looking at state capture, and that has become the basis for actually going thejudicial has become the basis for actually going the judicial route. has become the basis for actually going thejudicial route. i think what the president has done is there must never be an opportunity for anyone to say i'm being targeted politically. this has to be a proper judicial... not a populist issue, so that everybody‘s rights are respected. thembisile majola, we have to end it there but i do thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you very much, hello there. if the cold weather isn't your thing, then you'll be glad to know by the end of the week, and certainly into the weekend, it'll be turning much milder, but also wetter and windier with it, too, so more on that injust a moment. this morning we're startin

the class between north and south begins in 1954 when south vietnam was divided after the war between france and the viet minh. president used armed forces initially to consolidate. communists initially focus on political subversion thinking the government is too weak to stand. the regime is able to consolidate rule. united states helps to deliver new armed forces. encouragesstates them to develop forces with seven conventional divisions. i think if you look at the big picture, this was ultimately going to be a war decided by conventional arms. you don't defeat a country simply with guerrilla warfare, and you needed conventional forces to stop that. we will return to that seem in a bit -- that theme in a bit. this is a recurring question. can you get a regular army to counterinsurgency or counter-guerrilla setting? i think you can. we have a lot of examples of traditional units being brought -- broken into small units for patrolling and other things a militia would do. they did create militia forces. it was the united states that did not want to find these because our embassy thought

>> only south. >> south of what? >> south of laredo. south of the altamont pass. >> it happens every day. the system is finally moving south and it will be too far south in a couple of hours. right -- right now it's sending in bands and yesterday it was at -- you to the north and san jose an engine after almost 2 inches of rain and today some locations get hit and miss activity. thunderstorm activity firing toward patterson and we are heading toward the ranch with thunderstorm activity. it looked good for a while and now it looks like it is fizzling out toward livermore. altamont pass a little bit. pretty heavy bands coming off the coast. that could play into santa cruz and later an hour or two. there was some activity and it looks like things are done. water temperatures came way up in the lows are up as well with the way it -- very warm system. cool air spilling and. 60s, 50s and mount croghan dario saric, santa cruz will warm up around saratoga and cupertino. we could get a few isolated showers or thundershowers and by this evening i

>> only south. >> south of what? >> south of laredo. south of the altamont pass. >> it happens every day. the system is finally moving south and it will be too far south in a couple of hours. right -- right now it's sending in bands and yesterday it was at -- you to the north and san jose an engine after almost 2 inches of rain and today some locations get hit and miss activity. thunderstorm activity firing toward patterson and we are heading toward the ranch with thunderstorm activity. it looked good for a while and now it looks like it is fizzling out toward livermore. altamont pass a little bit. pretty heavy bands coming off the coast. that could play into santa cruz

south korea. it is in our national security interest for this to happen. refugees have experienced, and oftentimes make him through they are debriefed by national intelligence services both in south korea and the u.s. , you have up you go got people closer in access to the decision-making spheres, you have better intel. a couple of things i didn't mention are related to the most egregious of violations in north korea, those related to the massive political prison camps, arbitrary executions, detentions, firing squads, and north korea's use of their resources. both denuclearization and closing prison camps won't happen overnight. that said, it is important to put the issue on the agenda and leave a little daylight and make incremental steps that can both improve human rights in a small way and said our national security interests. greg: thank you very much for the invitation. i would also like to say that the committee for human rights represented by david maxwell, one of the board members, here in

north and south, coming together, driven by economic interest that we talked about, the new south ideology, popular literature, joint reunions of blue and gray veterans, these were not all that numerous, most civil war veterans or unions involved only confederate or union soldiers but there were a few highly publicized incidents where you had union and confederate veterans coming together. then, lastly, national development such as the spanish- american war, brought the two sides together like the sons of union and confederate veterans went off together in the u.s. army to liberate cuba.. this slide, is an iconic image that shows this reunification sentiment. this is 1913, the 50th anniversary of the battle of gettysburg and there was an enormous encampment on the battlefield. and, in this image, we see veterans, union veterans on the left and confederate veterans on the right who had participated in pickett's charge, via norm is climatic infantry on the third day of the battle. so, that is reenacted in 1913. but, when the men on both sides reached what was called the high watermark or the

class between north and south begins in 1954 when south vietnam was divided after the war between france and the vietminh. the south vietnamese president used his arm force initially to consolidate his rule over rebellious sex, political version thinking the government is too weak to stand, over the intervening period regime was able to consolidate the rule, the united states help to develop new armed forces and this is one of the early controversies on the military side. the u.s. encourages them to form a force with seven regular divisions, critics will allege and need a conventional borsuk this because he face this guerrilla threat, should have focused more on the militia units to trade the population and deal with the guerrillas. i disagree with that, if you look at the big picture this was ultimately going to be a were decided by conventional arms who are not defeated by guerrilla warfare and you need forces to stop that. we will turn to that in a bit. we also saw that and for those of you who followed more recent events this is a reoccurring constitution. can you get an army to figh

the south has been adopting words from other languages for example in the south it's cold though not. but in the north it's such a bang quite literally thing go ring of bread and when you take a shower in the morning you use what translates as pear water a sort of over in the south was simply sand hill with people from the north on the south already not understanding up to a third of every day words the others are using academics have been working on a common dictionary as a possible solution to language difficulties were clear to see at the recently unions of families separated by the war and trying to communicate again after decades of pots consider the prospect of reunification and you can take that problem and multiply it by a nation. mixing a day out at the races with a night at the opera hasn't been popular in australia so new opera house has lit up as a giant billboard to promote the world's richest horse race on sunday at such protests as politicians overturn the decision to block the advertisement in reports on. protesters pointed lasers on spotlights at one of australia's mo

further rain across south—west england.ecoming more persistent as it works its way through scotland through the afternoon. not as windy for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures reaching 12 celsius. in england and wales, 22 celsius, south—east england, 2a or 25 celsius. very warm for the middle of october. the rain continues to work its way northwards, easing off for a while across parts of wales, but more returns later in the night so a wet end of the night. mild for england and wales is. this front is still with us on sunday, slowly starting to clear eastwards. and it is also the dividing line between the warmth we have got across eastern areas and something cooler and fresher further north and west. but there will be more rain through the morning. slowly pushing its way northwards and eastwards through the day. the rain likely to linger for eastern counties. a cooler feel on sunday. temperatures between 12 and 18 celsius. still some rain lingering across south—east england on monday. but on tuesday, sunshine for th

what else i think trade between russia and south korea facilitate closer ties between the north and south and in geographically it would involve transit through north korean territory which would mean more cooperation between russia south korea and north korea in order to expand trade. one of the main obstacles for the far eastern development is the instability on the korean peninsula as soon as there is peace on the korean peninsula would have incredible potential for mutually beneficial development not only for the far east but also north east asia as a whole but russia wants to cooperate with the asia pacific that is the center of a global economic growth the far east and north korea will be the engine of economic growth in the twenty first century. is growing and the korean peninsula is a door to the asia pacific region as a whole if peace prevails here russia will be able to have economically beneficial relations not only with the west but also with the asia pacific. economic. well we touched on this before the interview with all the sanctions between russia and the west and the late

but the euphoria did not last long it breaks my heart to see what south sudan has become. today country fell into a civil war between rival clans the president turned against the vice president and mass killings and hunger ensued and all this killing was a headache for the united nations so with the new administration now in the white house the u.s. role in south sudan is being reassessed the united states government will not continue in a partnership with leaders who are only interested in perpetuating an endless war characterized by ethnically motivated atrocities the government of south sudan has lost credibility and the united states is losing patience yes south sudan is yet another example of the us state department telling us that they're going to go rescue some or all press people on the other side of the planet and then they're left spending money to analyze results showing that the conditions overall are getting a lot worse to an extent the world seem to have forgotten about south sudan not too long ago it was the world that was running together to form this new n

in south korea has jailed former president. for fifteen years for corruption leave was found guilty of embezzling around twenty one million dollars and accepting bribes from samsung and other companies he's also been fined eleven million dollars seventy six year old lead denied any wrongdoing saying the investigation was politically motivated let's go live now to the south korean capital seoul and talk to our correspondent there bryden robert south koreans must be sick and tired of this is the latest in a long line of former leaders both in politics and in business who have been found guilty of corruption on a large scale. that's right martin this will be vaguely familiar to many people in south korea who've been following these proceedings this friday afternoon in fact lee myung bak himself was not actually in court to hear his fate it was an hour longer verdict and then sentencing by the criminal criminal court here in seoul he had decided not to take part apparently on health grounds or that was the reason given but it's wid

south africa actually are. what is known is that the ryman town subsidiary was involved in the construction of a factory in the united arab emirates and the one in saudi arabia. a group of syrian hackers released confidential documents including a secret document on a bid for a filling plant each shift was to produce hundreds of shells and mortars as well as bombs of the types m.k. eighty two and eighty four and warheads for launch missiles. the document appears real with a trove of technical details and plans for a turnkey factory. it's incredibly dangerous because if a german company is not controlling production how do they know walking norms of being it hit in this production process they've effectively sold the production process. they are effectively saying especially if it's into a region like the middle east they're effectively saying do what you want. virus on tinea south africa germany's run metal is arming the military coalition in yemen with bombs from the mediterranean and entire factories from cap

yes south sudan is yet another example of the u.s. state department telling us that they're going to go rescue some four zero press people on the other side of the planet and then they're left spending money to analyze results showing that the conditions overall are getting a lot worse to an extent the world seem to have forgotten about south sudan not too long ago it was the world that was running together to form this new nation then at the expense of northern sudan which was run by bashir and he would close to hunting out routes and contracts for garbage disposal now italy stance when it comes to refugees and migrants has changed in recent times they've moved away from the policies of the said to right government that was operated under metiria renzi and the new coalition government certainly has picked up a populist and more well m t my grid view this coalition between the five star movement on the league headed up by the prime minister take they've really changed tack in put forward a far more well stronger view and stronger poli

to the south, variable cloud and mild conditions. friday we will have a 3—way split.rn england and parts of wales. to the south of it, given some sunny spells, again that mild air mass is going to be quite warm, temperatures around 20—21 degrees. to the north of the weather front, scotland and northern ireland, largely dry but cool. 10—12 degrees. still some uncertainty on the weekend weather. it looks like this developing area of low pressure will bring a spell of very wet weather, primarily to england and wales, much of scotland and northern ireland, bar the off shower should stay largely dry on saturday with some sunshine. it could be very wet across parts of england and wales, particularly central, southern, and eastern england. up to an inch in spots. it will be quite cool generally across the board. across the far south—east we could see temperatures in the high teens, before the cooler, wetter weather moves in from the west. on sunday, that area of low pressure pushes off into the new continent. a ridge of high pressure builds. we could see a window of fine wea

a noticeable south of south—easterly breeze, it may take the edge of temperatures.mperatures widely in the high teens, low 20 celsius, perhaps even 23 or 2a for east anglia and south—east england. skies will turn hazy across the south—west in southern england later in the day. outbreaks of rain pushing their way northwards overnight into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, the midlands. northwest england staying mostly dry across scotland and the east of england. this is what you expect by day at this time of year. also a very mild night as we go into thursday. thursday is going to be a transition day, we have not one but two cold fronts moving their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. more rain arriving into south—west england. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of this, we have still got some warmth across east anglia, south—east england. 21 or 22 celsius there. we will start to see something cooler further right. then some very cool weather potentially friday. the deep a

china tensions for instance south. oh you know. china has a strong influence on north korea and so does america and russia north korea is very important to us in order to resolve the issue of north korea's nuclear program we will require support from all parties including a major power such as the us china russia and japan that without the help of these nations we will not be able to secure full to nuclear and achieve peace and prosperity on the korean peninsula but i say this because i want to emphasize just how important is going to russia's role is to this entire thing what's what's the boss. i said i'd like to ask you something when north korea and america had per america blame china blame beijing for manipulating north korea now the relations between north korea in america have improved i mean we don't see anyone in the knowledge ing beijing's role or thanking china say commanding north korea to improve relations with america in other words when relations are bad between north korea and the u.s. it's china's fault but if relat

fairly noticeable south or south—east breeze. across england and wales into northern ireland and scotland. temperatures widely in the high teens, low 20 celsius, perhaps even 23 or 24 for east anglia and south—east england. but the skies will turn hazy across south—west and southern england later in the day. outbreaks of rain pushing their way northwards through the evening and overnight into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, the midlands. northwest england probably staying mainly dry across scotland and the east of england. look at these temperatures, this is what you expect by day at this time of the year. a very mild night as we go into thursday. but thursday's going to be a transition day, we have not one but two fronts working their way across england. patches of early—morning rain in south—west england. behind it, some sunshine for a time. more rain arriving into south—west england, wales, northern ireland, western scotland. it will eventually push its way up into the midlands and north—west england. ahead of thi

let's head down to the south bay. increasing is sunshine during the afternoon hours. 54 this morning. # 6 your lunchtime temperature. we'll hang around 70 during the afternoon. back down to 60. so today is the first day of the warming trend that could can push a 90-degree or two temperatures into our neighborhood. we want to bring sue in. it was quiet. i'm looking over your shoulder. it looks busy out. >> still a nice commute for your hump day. metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's what you're looking at there. it all sold out. you can get right by that if you carpool. the guys are whizzing by. sluggish on the upper deck as you make your way into san francisco. no problems on the span. a lot of folks enjoying the ride into the city. ouch. a big commute out of the central valley. one-hour drive. consider taking the ace train if you can. they're all on time. 46 bart trains running on schedule. and smart trains out of the north bay running a nice alternate for your commute if you're traveling from, say, ca

radar, zoom into the south bay. a little spotty, light rain, but we are seeing better downpour coming up 101 just near, just north of morgan hill and gilroy. tracking that going through the day. this storm system shifted a little matterer south, but is still out over the water right now, and i'll also watch out for a chance of thunderstorms. more on that coming up. mike, looking at a few puddles on the road. >> you showed us, south county. into the north bay, a few puddles approaching the top plaza. riemer of yesterday. some patches. right now things moving smoothly. the live shot right here. a couple of puddles and ponding in around the 101, 37 interchange. all lanes open throughout the freeway throughout the approach to the bay bridge. no problems for cocoa county. down here south of the san mateo bridge, today we see glin interchange earlier this morning. a crash eastbound 580 towards livermore, north livermore. it's on the side and no problems so far. >> thanks, mike. 4:31 right now. >>> a tragic story our the t

time the students of south africa tend to the politics of south africa really know the students did that and i was eleven years old and so i started asking question what was really happening this also escalated to mamelodi the way the students in my middle also have to like really support students and. in nineteen eighty-four i saw also that you know they were it was really difficult whereby a lot of caspar's in mamelodi. police armies with horses and other very like giant tanks big tanks you know that the we used to terrorize people who lived in the township there's an easy one just to see why it's terrifies telephone and helicopters as well you know and then what would my mood was the only township in south africa where all this was the point you know the kids bus and the horses and the just and the other was the south african because my memory they were like my mother was like the most. you know when they were good mumble it is the number of people who also he would pull political in some and left the country to come from a minority and of course we've got solomon mustang you know who

these will burn off and should be a fair bit of sunshine, the best of it across the far south and east. the rain will turn later and patchy in the day as it works through england. that rain is associated with a cold front with cold aircoming into is associated with a cold front with cold air coming into scotland and northern ireland. some of that amateurs will be seven celsius would you have this afternoon. now, the cold air will continue to push southwards into next week. we will see it calling down across england and wales on monday but there will beafair and wales on monday but there will be a fair bit of bright weather to go on monday with sunshine around. the best of it across england and wales. further north and west some rain in scotland. notice the temperatures just easing back. rain in scotland. notice the temperaturesjust easing back. i is between 11 and 1a celsius. as far as the rest of the week goes, it should bea the rest of the week goes, it should be a mainly dry picture. quite a bit of sunshine around with some mist and fog expected. there will be rain at times across t

how significant are these agreements between north and south korea towards peace. i mean i think they're incredibly significant and you know it's definitely important to a context allies the moves that you know that this isn't a new initiative that there has been a a you know a decades long desire for peace and for you reunification on the korean peninsula and there have been numerous practical concrete steps that have taken place you know this is kind of the third iteration that we're seeing right now sense the. june fifteenth two thousand agreement between the. north in the south and i think that what's unique right now is the repetitive with which events are taking place you know it was just january first of this year that kim jong un in his new year's address you know reached out to south korea and initiated this entire process and so in that sense i think it's quite remarkable what has happened these last you know ten months that's a really great great observation to how how fast this is moving is really struck me that's why i keep coming back to the subject a

it does look like it's a north—south divide.orth. so for saturday, which will be pretty similar to sunday, it looks like it will be a fine, dry day. early mist and fog, clearing away, lots of sunshine around. scotland, northern ireland far north of england breezy and cloudy, with outbreaks of rain. temperatures range from 15—17 or 18 degrees across the south. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: six weeks after an airstrike in yemen left dozens dead, including many children, a new focus on finding out how it happened. we have a special report from the scene. evenif even if the bus had been full of fighters, the risk to innocent life must surely have been clear, and there are questions about whether or not this was a war crime. all smiles as saudi's crown prince meets the us secretary of state, despite the international pressure over the disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi. eu leaders call for concrete proposals from the uk to break th

in the south bank things are looking good.reen on the map with no major issues. 280 san jose north and southbound moving smoothly. east shore freeway has had a few issues. fender bender's and nothing specific right now. mostly in the clearing stages but it will take you 38 minutes from carquinez to the maze. slow this morning in the carpool lanes look good. keep in mind that the fremont street at fremont and -- at howard in the city is shut down because of the salesforce transit center and the work they are doing there. you can expect slowdowns. time now is 6:18 a.m. >>> our system is approaching and we have increasing clouds. a mix of sunshine and clouds and turning cloudy to mostly cloudy by this afternoon. will the low make it here? probably not pick the front or the warm section -- sector should produce rain tonight. when rain on saturday north of the golden gate in this looks to have a lot more going for it. increasing clouds throughout the day and mostly cloudy later on and a lot of upper 70s to near 80 and with the sout

south wales has had the worst of storm callum so far.re closed, trains are cancelled and thousands of homes have been hit by power cuts as high winds and heavy rain caused waters to rise and trees to fall. residents of this row of houses in aberdulais have been advised to leave and the rest of the village is on standby to evacuate, too, if conditions worsen. there were high winds and high seas elsewhere too. here at penzance in cornwall, and on the west coast of ireland. the forecasters and the emergency services are continuing to monitor storm callum on its slowjourney north and there could well be more delays, disruption and damage for those on the west side of the british isles. ben ando, bbc news. jason evans from south wales fire rescue service joins us now. thanks forjoining us. tell us about what is the mike overnight? good morning. it's been particularly busy overnight. from 1800 last lap, we've had 64 flood related and whether related incidents —— last night. this is predicted to increase this morning when people rise and seedy

or south—east.get away with a dry story almost across the board. maybe a patchy frost but come the afternoon temperatures in the sunshine will recover to typical values, we are talking about the mid to low teens so a broad mixture of autumn fayre but nothing like the extreme wither we have seen throughout the weekend. —— weather. prince harry and his wife announce they are expecting their first child. that is all from the good afternoon. it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. hello there, you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, the england manager gareth southgate says his players are lacking a psychological freshness because they've had so little rest after the world cup. they are in seville for tonight's nations league match against spain after last week's draw against croatia. southgate‘s team made it through to the final weekend in russia because they were involved in the third place play—off and the premier league started less than four weeks later. i don't r

not quite as cold further south, thatis not quite as cold further south, that is because we will have will clear through the morning and some cloud and breeze in the far north—west of scotland. it looks like a good—looking day thanks to that area of high—pressure and some good spells of sunshine around. temperatures reaching 12 to 16 degrees, that is closer to the norm. as we had on in towards friday, looks like high pressure continues to dominate the centre england and wales. this could bring some wet and windy conditions to the northern half of the country. friday, stronger breeze, more cloud for northern ireland and in the western scotla nd northern ireland and in the western scotland without wrecks of rain. showery burst of rain pushing across scotla nd showery burst of rain pushing across scotland through the course of the date, but most of england and wales should have a fine one, with lighter winds, good sunny spells around and maybe a degree or so warmer across the south and what we saw on thursday. a quick peek into the weekend. it does look like it is a north—south divide. h

to fight in the south. their policy ends up hurting them more in the north. the other reason you see the self blaming lincoln. they are saying, we cannot see the prisoners here, we cannot have good facilities because you guys are making it impossible for us. that is why you are seeing all of this bad stuff happen to them. >> because they are starving, too. there is starvation in the south. grant makes a reference to this. he comments that they moved toward total war. he says manpower is more crucial to the confederacy and that the union must fight until the military power of the south is exhausted. to they still do prisoner exchanges? yes, they do. in fact, the confederate navy and the u.s. navy would do an exchange in october 64 were african-american sailors participate in the exchange. >> the difference we talked about before, the difference between the army and the navy and that african-americans had been offered up, that might be part of the reason why. >> so there is a change in there is also service c

the civil war in south sudan has claimed close to four hundred thousand lives according to a us state department funded report from the question where are the countries which initially supported africa's newest nation now also. is there a plan b. to questions about what does that have to do is read i don't mind answering the question but you know what i'd like to do the trade has to do with the other headline in the sexual assault allegations against donald trump supreme court nominee overshadow the announcement of a wide ranging trade deal with american made. the people's republic of. a prominent british politicians under fire for an insensitive quip about libya. right in the streets all alone or as the rest of the region marks a year since an unsanctioned independence referendum rendered in place the brutal clown from madrid. good afternoon just turned three pm this chews day here in moscow my name is kevin zero in this is r.t. international first in this damning new report suggests that the death toll from the civil war in south sudan has reached almost four hundred thousand people

the wet weather now pushes its way towards the south—west of england, south—east wales some heavy rainmissing the worst of the rain and seeing the late sunshine in the south—east. sunny skies will be north and particularly in scotland and north island. that is the weather brings the rain on monday. similar uncertainties about where the rain will stop exactly but it isa where the rain will stop exactly but it is a weak front on tuesday and another one coming from the atlantic. we are left with more of a band of cloud, mist and patchy fog, as the breeze picks up it should break the cloud. the weather front brings rain across scotland and northern ireland into the rsc followed by showers. windy weather in the far north—west. because it is a south—westerly for most part of the countries it should be a little warmer it. strongly in close to that area of low pressure which is driving that weather front towards england and wales that it looks like it. give them did look like it was going to be across the south—east and east anglia but it may be down towards the wash. a little rain and drizzle

the dublin interchange and south 680 south of vargas a crash through fremont. we'll give you the update there and for the south bay. >>> good morning, happy tuesday to you. glad you're with us. kind of a quiet day monday on the markets. it was columbus day. google, alphabet in the news. it's set to show off new devices in new york city today. it's really run into a pr disaster, after the "wall street journal" revealed google social network google plus had exposed people's data online. now it wasn't hacked as best we know. it just exposed. but google didn't tell anybody about it. google's taken a very extreme step, they're going to shut down google plus permanently. to be fair, almost nobody used google plus. if you signed up for it years ago, your information is still out there and could have been exposed. i recommend you delete your account. you go into your google account through gmail or youtube, delete google plus. you can do that without deleting your overall google account. >>> apple says a blockbuster report from bloomberg claims that the chinese added a

also doing his part to any relations between south and north korea's are getting better what can we expect from this policy. was there you know. administration in south korea is trying and will continue to try to engage north korea in dialogue even before the first united states north korea some mental we were doing something to ensure that summit would actually take place and now korea is playing a major role as well it is the connecting the bridge organism important for the united states and north korea to come to an understanding right and our government is playing a very important role bringing those two together but it's this is how the current administration is different and we're all seeing the positive results. on will remember when the next round of harsh sanctions against north korea was being discussed president clinton said that sanctions don't work especially in the case of north korea because its people are not scared of difficult this song but why is north korea making concessions now we see in the rhetorics they say that they are ready for to nuclearization iraq were

this is the south china morning post saying he is a leader and a liability.ut as tesla's chairman but is that the chief executive, still very hands on. he is tesla. tesla would not be around without elon musk, similar to steve jobs and apple is to be he is the fountain of all knowledge behind the brand and the person who drives it onwards it. yesterday in trouble as a result of certain things he has put out on twitter, market reactions to that, saying he would take the company private, which turned out to bea company private, which turned out to be a joke. and he company private, which turned out to be ajoke. and he has company private, which turned out to be a joke. and he has the funding for it. it turned out to be a joke for it. it turned out to be a joke for his girlfriend ‘s benefit, based around cannabis culture. it is all very, very silly, but obviously has an impact on people who jump very, very silly, but obviously has an impact on people whojump in and say the stock is going to go higher. they say he is leader a liability, when it comes —— came to p

funded report it's probably the question where is the initial support for south sudan gone also. struggle between empathy and law unfolds in italy is a program where is placed under house arrest for allegedly helping illegal immigrant. america's nato ambassador threatens a preemptive strike on russia to take out a missile stockpile accusing moscow of violating a major cold war era treaty bringing the latest on that's new in. the people's republic of jam a prominent conservative party politician in the u.k. is under fire after making that insensitive quip about libya. hi good evening my name is kevin owen you're watching r.t. international broadcasting around the world from our h.q. here in moscow russia is ten six pm this chews day first the news feed today the death toll from the civil war in the central african nation of south sudan has reached almost four hundred thousand that was revealed in a damning new report that says the number of people killed is almost eight times higher than previously thought the shocking figures are a long way than from the hope that surrounded the

this rain might not be in this exact position, affecting the south—west for a while, south and east walest, sunshine later giving the temperatures a boost but sunniest skies will be further north in scotland and northern ireland, 13 or 1a. that weather front is bringing the rain into england and parts of wales but into england and parts of wales but into tuesday, much lighter by this stage, a weaker weather front with another coming in from the atlantic responsible for the rain. ahead of it, a band of cloud across england and wales and it could be misty and murky before it brightens up as the wind picks up an our weather front this narrow band of rain from scotla nd this narrow band of rain from scotland and northern ireland into the irish sea. followed by blustery showers, warm when the sun comes out in the south—east and east anglia. the windiest weather close to this area of low pressure and that's pushing this weather front in to england and wales but it's slowing down, some discrepancy as to where it's going to stop. at the moment it looks like the south—east might be brighter, the b

sun breaks more to the south. our low looks like it wants to track and the question is it's far away and it's moving south there are projections and heavy rain coming in with the first band tonight. we will see if they scale it back in six hours or so. 60s and 70s. alex's 530 and it is when things pick up. nothing too terrible and you still have time to head out the door and not have an extraordinarily long commute. let's start with the maps on westbound 80 is you come down from fairfield. you will hit slowing here in valeo i'm not sure why there are no specific notes. going south, westbound 80 two congestion. nothing specific but that will extend your bride -- drive from the carquinez bridge to 25 minutes at this hour. highway four is slow going and there is no specific problems to tell you about. if you are driving here 2,680,000 deaths is -- southbound 680 there is a report of a dog walking around on the freeway. bainbridge told pass out, metering lights are on clearly and you can see it slowing in the fast tra

south carolina or that will be in south carolina and will stay in south carolina, and use their education here, not go elsewhere. >> i'm not sure what that has at all to do with immigration. i didn't hear any about that. the important point is this our institutions of higher educations need to be-- they keep our best talent in the state and we attract talent from other states and show what kind of place this is to live and work and connect them with economic opportunities when they do and that's the leadership i'm going to provide as governor, henry. [applause] . >> andy has our next round with a question to mr. smith. >> we're about 15 miles from where the winning 1.5 billion dollar lottery ticket was sold. >> was it you, andy? >> i wouldn't be here, sorry. [laughter] >. >> guest: . >> but i did win $4. we could get the money if the winner takes the lump sum payment. what should we do with the windfall? >> this is an area that will certainly be a windfall. it's one-time money and the only way to be fiscally responsible with one-time money making sure you don't commit it to recurring need