sparking a very real response fro and a snapshot of our new reality. stephanie gosk, nbc news. ow >>> let's turno that head snapping new repo raising fresh questions about paul manafort, president trump's former campaign chairman and wikileaks founder julian assange. it's a story manafort stronglyenies, and it comes as his legal troubles have grown worse. we get details from justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: from his jail cell, paul manafort is pushing back against a report in london's guardian newspaper that he mere e times with wikileaks founder julian assge living in ecuador's london embassy, the paper citing unnamed sources said they met in 2013 and 2015 while manafort was helping thpro russian government of ukraine, and in march 2016, the moh the trump campaign chose him to manage the republican convention. the guardian says it has no ideal what they talked abo assange's lawyer says no such meetings happened, total fabrication. and manafort calls the story totally false and deliberately libelous, saying i have never met julian assange or anyo connected to h

>> a border patrol agent's dangerous stunt that sparked a wildfire disaster. >>> and a terrifying mishap on camera. his first time hang gliding and the pilot forgetting to fasten the harness, leaving a tourist hanging on for dear life. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> reporter: good evening. it was a mistake, a false alarm, but that news came far too late for distraught staff and patients at the walter reed military hospital outside washington today who hid in fear after reports of an active shooter on the loose, and they weren't the only ones who ghesponded en masse after reports of a shooter in the building in the maryland hospital complex. our stephanie gosk has late details on what went wrong. >> reporter: the news spread like wildfire. >> reports of shots fired over there. [ sirens ] >> reporter: this time at walter reed national military medical center, the preeminent hospital for servicemen and women wounded in combat. >> your first instinct is that it's real and to act that it is. >> i was really scared, though. >> reporter: congressman dutch roethlis

new fears for a christian woman in pakistan, whose acquittal for blasphemy sparked days of violent protestscross the country. a man—eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killing. and in half an hour, we look back at the week in parliament, which began on monday with the budget. good afternoon. thousands of leicester city supporters are in cardiff for the football clubs first game since the death of its chairman in a helicopter crash. members of the squad will afterwards fly to thailand to attend the funeral of vichai srivaddhanaprabha. the ceremony starts today and will continue throughout the week. from bangkok, jonathan head reports. the setting for the final farewell to the leicester chairman is as grand as he would have wanted. a royal temple and a royally sponsored funeral. in leicester, the city whose spirits he did so much to lift, the grief was open and spontaneous. mr vichai was seen as a generous benefactor there, an owner who is genuine love of football shone through. in thailand

. >> pg&e power lines may have sparked the camp fire. we're now learning a power problem may have sparked the fire in southern california and the puc is investigating. you're listening to the moments after the butte county fire sparked on thursday. pg&e says one of its lines experienced problems minutes before that. we've learned that southern california edison reported a circuit fire near where the woolsley fire started. pb and pg&e was down 27% at one point. we are under a micro climate weather alert. this is a live look from our various traffic cameras around the bay area. schools canceling recess outdoors, athletic events for kids. this is impacting so many people. >> for great reason. it's likely going to be chanceled for other d breathing right particulate matter. all of this red, that's all unhealthy levels of pm, particulate matter. it's unhealthy for sensitive groups, those with asthma or pr respiratory problems. tomorrow it will be uphealthy near the bay and up the coast. we'll be back in about ten minutes with an update on all

>> host: spark of light, does hugh know? >> guest: no he does not. i don't think he will know for many, many years. >> host: okay. >> guest: everyone has to read the book to find out what we are talking about. >> host: i'm not giving it away. i think it would have worked. [laughter] barbara in kenwood, california. >> caller: hi, am i on? >> host: yes, ma'am. >> caller: it's senoma county, california. i have a lending library in my salon and i make everybody read them. >> guest: mother -- thank you. >> guest: thank you for talking about suggestions but you said that a lot of your creativity comes from things that mothers worry about and one of the things that i worry about is i grew up reading literally almost a book a day and i don't have an advanced degree, i'm just a very well-read person because i love books. my concern is and do you think about this and worry about this is my potential future nonborn grandchildren with social media and people don't interact and bullying and i feel we are losing humanity and do you ever think about that, how it's

from prison after the supreme court overturned her conviction and death sentence, the decision has sparked protests and death threats against her. business -- the segment, on the hunt for those who make counterfeit goods and how they tackle copycats. all that and more on france 24. ♪ >> our top story, police in the u.s. say a gunman has killed at least 12 people at a crowded music are in southern california and 10 others have been shot and injured. the ventura countyty sheriff's says several hundred people in the borderline bar and grill when the shooting erupted. police say the shooting died -- the shooter died, here is what eyewitnesses had to say. >> i heard these pops, probably three or four and i hit the ground. the security guard is dead. i do not want to say dead, shot, down. the gunman was throwing smoke grenades, i saw him point to the back of the cash register. he just kept firing. iran out the front door, i heard chairs being thrown out the window, people were trying to get out of the window. the gunman went behind the cash register, there was probably 12 shots before i got out

freedom is basic yet the commercial sparked an angry reaction online over a fashion trying to dictate the meaning of freedom. first of all you dumb if you think this is considered freedom this is just disrespectful in so many levels and who are you to define freedom as exposing your hair and taking off and he job freedom is a relative concept this is extremely disrespectful and disgusting can't be bothered by a cheap islama for the cab like this spy who days let them have their freedom and will have allah's when i saw that ad i was angry how could that be today's world it wasn't just me who was angry pretty much everyone that saw it got angry as well while there is nothing the only stirring controversy in israel a candidate in a local election the city of rome with the release this campaign earlier in the month that the pics a woman wearing an islamic veil along with the warning not to marry a muslim partner the posters drawn condemnation from the cities are a population interreligious more ages are largely discouraged in israel. a woman's rights advocate that we spoke to say that rel

and a man eating tiger has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killingin dateline london in half an hour, we're looking at the german chancellor's long goodbye, telling us why donald trump isn't experiencing the usual mid—term blues. leicester city players and thousands of supporters have held a minute silence in cardiff for its chairman. vichai srivaddhanaprabha and four others who died in a helicopter crash last week. floral tributes we re crash last week. floral tributes were laid on the pitch. and emotional team led the minutes silence. kasper schmeichel was in tea rs. silence. kasper schmeichel was in tears. our correspondent was in cardiff as the silence was held. it is the first time since leicester city have taken to the pitch since their chairman and four others were killed last saturday night in a helicopter crash. a minutes silence has taken place. that will be taking place against all premier league fixtures this weekend. players will be wearing black armbands. we can ta ke be wearing black armbands. we can take a look now at what has just ha

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is really clothing brand sparked opera were over an ad campaign featuring a model tearing off a need for the tagline freedom is basic the video also pointedly refers to all of israel's biggest focus. speccy. the commercial spark and i agree reaction online over fashion trying to dictate the meaning of freedom. first of all you're dumb if you think this is considered freedom this is just disrespectful in so many levels and who are you to define freedom as exposing your hair and taking off a huge job freedom is a relative concept this is extremely disrespectful and disgusting can't be bothered by a cheap islama for the cab like this by who does let them have their freedom and we'll have our when i saw that i was angry how could that be today's world it wasn't just me who was angry pretty much everyone that saw it got angry as well well i felt the only stirring controversy in israel and i counted it in a local election in the city of rome were released this campaign last month it depicts a woman wearing an islamic below along with the warning not to mari a muslim partner the posters str

a dangerous party stunt sparked a wildfire that ravaged 47,000 acres in arizona. in damages. nbc's miguel almaguer has more on what went wrong. >> reporter: a gunshot at a gender reveal party sparked the $8 million fire. >> start packing up. >> reporter: the target packed with a blue and an explosive powder ignited the blaze when the expecting father and off duty border patrol agent fired his rifle. it took 600 firefighters weeks to control. residents now outraged. >> there are times of the year that the people in the know here would never, ever bring a weapon out into this dry grass. it's a tinder box. >> reporter: in a plea deal, dennis dicky agreed to five years probation and $8 million in restitution. according to researchers, 84% of wildfires are ignited by humans, including power companies with faulty equipment which may have california this month. those most at risk from wildfires are in some cases the very ones starting them. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> incredible how fast it went up. just like that. >> yeah. >> sorry, son, blew your college fund on the

that was not the original cover for a spark of light. the original one looked like small great things and i loved the cover of small great things but didn't want people confusing the two our our amazing art director came back with that and i loveddite speak of small great things, that's the next book we'll talk about. >> guest: all right. >> host: what does that cover represent? >> guest: so, when i look at that cover, i think of those pantones, the color chips that artists use, and if you look at the covers, there are spots where color is missing. where there's something not quite right about the color. there's definitely an absence, and a small great things is about racism in america and metaphorically to me that was such a beautiful illustration of what i was trying to talk about. >> host: okay. and again, are you kennedy? >> guest: i think any white person is kennedy. so, that book actually looks out -- it's based off a real life incident that happened in flint, michigan, and an african-american nurse with 25 years of experience in a

this report is not saying climate change sparked. the wildfire it creates -- sparked the wildfires. it creates conditions to make them worse. host: can you highlight why this is included in the report? guest: i spent time in the arctic, in alaska. the northernmost city in the united states with whale hunters who had been for a millennia harvesting bowhead whales. because the ice is breaking up, they can't get to where they slam and harvest. -- swim and harvest. traditions that have persisted in the modern day for be disrupted and potentially shifted. godelle in michigan. caller: good morning, gentlemen. harpir force has the antenna which changes the winds over north america. thes experimental but government is trying to manipulate the weather over north america. they showed it on tru tv. the government is not trying to manipulate the weather. we are trying to mitigate climate we're going to leave this washington journal conversation here. we're going live now to a discussion on democracy in the western

it's the spark that we are talking about. it's that ignition. and, last year, because this has not been released in the investigation, but, 16 of the fires that were investigated last year, 11 have been found to be caused by negligence by pg&e, so much that they turned the evidence over. >> we have to wrap up. but from what you know, do you believe that the camp fire, the most destructive in our state's history and the woolsey fire in southern california were caused by fire equipment belonging to pg&e? >> from what i've seen, the evidence so far points in that direction. >> that is state senator jerry help. appreciate you coming on today. thank you. >>> it's always a big deal, no matter what the team's record, when you are on monday night football before a national team audience. the 49ers and new york giants, kicking off from a short time from now. we've got a live report coming up. >>> and coming back here with the forecast, temperatures are on the warm side with some smoke left in the forecast. so we don't want you to pay yone cent more than

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. >> so to show a spark of light so whatt do you think of the coverfu? . >> i think it's beautiful to me it looks like an impressionist painting if you look at it you can see the faces of women the more you look at it i thought it was a beautiful and interesting interpretation of the material inside. it doesn't bother me but it is pastel colors we would consider more feminine colors every productive well - - health. >> host: if i was walking past i would not stop necessarily forou that. >> i would argue is it always a function of the cover? i have been quite unspoken sometimes we do see that but would ever never be a chick lit book with a cartoon cover or disembodied parts that is almost too highbrow but there is intense gender discrimination in publishing because of a group that has actually done the numbers every year they crunch the numbers to see how these authors are being reviewed by traditional outlets than how many women are reviewed and they have expanded since then now they also look at people of color and disabilities to expect to see how whit

and china might spark a trade deal. live with more.ihlelm joins us live now with more. what more can you tell us about this? is there something to be said about his comments? >> well, what he said, essentially, is that he hopes that president trump and president xi can, quote, turn the page when it comes to the differences on trade. he said that, of course, the caveat is that that is so long as the u.s., the to use trump's phrasing, is treated fairley in the future. now what we've seen f three major u.s. indices, the dow jones industrial average and the nasdaq fall. right now, ahead of the market open, it looks like all three of them are going to open up this morning. here in europe, a bit more of a mixed picture. in part because of what trump has been apparently saying about auto, the german business weekly, talking about the fact that he may slash fresh tariffs on the european carmakers and the fact that that has dragged down some of the markets here a bit. >> several companies in britain have called for a censored search engine in c

the most recent again a spark of light. this is part of the book tv special fiction edition of in depth. next month it is brad meltzer. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thank you for having me. i am a feminist journalist and part of my work as long as i've been doing it has been rooted in anger. you wouldn't be a journalist writing about and equity inequir inequity, economic inequalities if you were not mad about this from the perspective. so obviously there's been anger undergirding might work for a long time. but when i decided i was going to write this book and i thought about how a template into my work, one of the things i could do when i looked back is to see the pain i had taken early in my career to the skewer that anger because i absorbed the notion that i wouldn't be heard clearly. i wouldn't be taken seriously. i would sound hysterical and it's funny i and some of the mot feminist writing but i did 15 years ago like the most mild feminism, when i think that the commentabout thecomments i got t of them were

complicity and cone sophie shevardnadze the recent exchange of fire between hamas and israel has sparked fears of another war is the middle east peace process on the verge of collapse well today i talked to a hood by iraq's former prime minister of israel. hail of hamas rockets over israel has rocked the nation sparking military strikes on gaza civilian casualties and even the meanest just resigning shaking the ruling coalition will a cease fire needs to be put in place last for much longer will israel's reluctant restraint help stop another looming gaza war or only embolden hamas to carry out more attacks. it would be iraq the former prime minister of israel welcome to the show it is great to have you with us so mr barak the latest. the latest escalation in gaza broke out after two hamas commanders were killed and watched israeli special forces straight hamas fired hundreds of rockets into israel in response well israel the planes bombed the. hundred of sites in gaza over the past few days now as a military man tell me why provoke palestinians if it's known in advance that any sort of u

priscillia ludosky‘s petition against the price rises helped spark this movement.he gathered 800,000 signatures, but got no response from the government. translation: we are not listened to. we are not understood. we are not even consulted on big decisions. we see the president talking

woman acquitted of blasphemy has been freed from prison acquittal after eight years on death row sparked a nationwide protest by hardliners local media say she's on the way out of the country despite a supreme court ruling that would bar her from leaving pakistan she was convicted in two thousand and ten on charges of insulting the prophet muhammad after a dispute with muslim fellow farm workers hyder joins us live from islamabad whether it's been a continued fallout from her release so what do we know about about where she is if she's actually going to be able to leave the country mall. what happened yesterday. there were some reports indicating. b.b. who had been released from a prison in that video gone. after the court a quick voice flown especially. the destination was not known and that of course. reports that she had left the country however did the morning before in all fairness. care to go to. king that she had been thrown into it. being a. gift. to her life and cheated and undisclosed location in pakistan and had not left the country the country the information minute. spreadin

shocked and angry but the spark of these niggas she tucked cheek him a strong statements in order to make a spark nurse took a different position on each works on the following day mr mark just repeats what the average turns once from europe on the real europeans should spending more we didn't need to for our security he works for the united states once it's got french president who was not strong enough to keep his own position. transatlantic tensions that have a shadowing a major energy project the us ambassador to brussels has said washington could block a gas pipeline project linking russia to germany. we have not deployed the full set of tools yet that could significantly undermine if not outright stop the project addressing near pan parliament's chancellor angela merkel said shutting down energy supplies from russia would be impossible whether the gas we consume comes through the north stream also ukraine or the turks stream the source is one of the same says russia and europe almost be able to make itself independent from russian gas but what it can do is diversify its. meanwh

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the british fashion designer sparked a genuine revolution in the early one nine hundred sixty s. . original mini skirt hitched up hemlines to at least ten centimeters above the knee and became a symbol of a mensa pated women hundred sixty six she was awarded the order of the british empire for her work the mini skirt changed beauty ideals. the new mini was soon personified by a certain leslie hornby better known as twiggy with her bob taylor and slender figure the model quickly became a style and cultural icon of the swinging sixty's the mini skirt was a polarizer as kwan soon learned in her own shop from the beginning. with the long lost of young men to bring in my girlfriends and raving about everything and there were not a lot of. window with. manage to do what you fashion designers had done before she changed the site with a piece of fabric. i think it was all really down to mary quant she was an art student she didn't want to dress her mother to it which you know up until then really had being kind of the way things were. during the one nine hundred fifty s. to peace i'm sampl

and there's really clothing brand has sparked up or over an ad campaign featuring a model tearing off a kneecap under the tagline freedom is basic the video also pointedly refers to what of israel's biggest foes there has been angry reaction online. not about. freedom is basic first of all you dumb if you think this is considered freedom this is just disrespectful in so many levels and who are you to define freedom as exposing your hair and taking off and he jap freedom is a relative concept this is extremely disrespectful and disgusting can't be bothered by a cheap islam for the cab like this by who days let them have their freedom and will have allah's when i saw that ad i was angry how could that be who need today's world it wasn't just me who was a great privilege it on that side got angry as well women's rights advocate we spoke to say is that advertising is out of touch with the values. those it targets my concern is that the advertisement is not only not in touch with the consumer that it's advertising to it doesn't seem to have the enough respect or regard for their way of lif

waters as a provocation kiev denounced what it described as forced confessions moscow accuses kiev of sparking the sea skirmish to boost support ahead of an election. most probably this provocation took place in order to achieve certain political decisions which are beneficial for the current president of ukraine. if. ukraine accuses russia of illegally capturing its ships and sailors of the coast of crimea president petro poroshenko now claims moscow is preparing for an invasion together with the country's parliament he has imposed martial law in the regions bordering russia for thirty days. fundamentally the whole martial law is. getting the resources together. for everybody here in ukraine to understand. he's a hero place whence the russians come for. president poroshenko insisted the meshes went into fair with elections old for march but his decree is causing concern and confusion in the capital kiev for ukrainians it's unclear what changes martial law will bring offer a four year sand off with russia peace seems the distant outcome. and he have a correspondent nick connelly joins us now f

baby she's just been taken off death row but instead of celebrating a second chance at life this sparks outrage and mass protests across pakistan i i i think spoken to for the parts nine years ago while out picking fruit it was a hot day and she drank some more yes that was enough to sentence her to death and put her in solitary confinement for almost a decade but the real reason is that is a christian the women who were with her that say said she had touched a cup which meant they could no longer drink from it i was beaten and accused of blasphemy with his sentence now overturned how about an islamist to demanding what they call religious justice. this is a very strong moment for us we were shocked to hear this news regarding the release order. but we are calling for our government to change that decision oh over there . was. pakistan is a religiously conservative country there were near around two point five million christians making them a minority of just one point six percent of the population to protect islamic authority blasphemy laws were introduced in the nineteenth century tha

leader's daughter one to one one to nil that will spark thanks to mark or royce leave a couzens good form ended abruptly with a four one loss to hoffenheim under pressure by on. his side held at home by freiburg lights a put a stop to have a strong start to the season show victorious outspoken nuremberg. and on friday front foot got a good win at stuttgart their two games on sunday. turning to the bundesliga table and off to ten much as we can see that dortmund have increased their lead over by and to four points up to third while hoffenheim rise to seventh's and the bottom half edge up while stuttgart occupy last spot it watching d w news from lynn there's more coming for you at the top of the hour don't forget you can always get the latest news and information around the pope on our web site that's dot com thanks so much for watching. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. placed so it's worthless for the rich but for many people you know first their only chance of survival. and i can remember today just one of. the reporters travel to nairobi and slower to meet people

of twin girls a claim but sparked outrage amongst other scientists. an explosion outside a chemical plant in china has killed at least twenty three people the blast took place in the city of course some hundred sixty kilometers northwest of the capital beijing several dozen vehicles were destroyed in the blaze. and of gonna stand the settlement with the taliban can be reached in a step by step process that's according to the of gone present of danny as he presented a roadmap to peace today at a u.n. conference in geneva the biggest challenge however has been to get the taliban on board we hear from one militant leader who is far from the afghan capital kabul and also far from interested in peace. our camera man has been waiting in a hotel in west afghanistan for two days he doesn't want to be recognized. suddenly a phone call and he's picked up by a heavily armed man wearing a mask. he's taken to a small village under the taliban's control three hours away then. the appears surrounded by bodyguards the combat gear is not just for appearances this tali

i'm phil lebeau in sparks, nevada. we go inside a'te gigafactory when nightly business report returns. >>> as tesla ramps up sales of its latest vehicle, the model 3, the compa is also expanding its battery production. tesla's gigafactoryow builds more batteries than all other battery plants in the world combined. philsebeau takes inside the plant in sparks, nevada for an exclusive look at tesla's drive to push down battery costs. >> reporter: tesla's massive gigafactory is getting bigger and busier. thousands of robots and more than 7,000 workers are buildin battery packs and drive units for the tesla model 3, sales of the electric car grow, tesla is planning on more lower prid models. which means building battery packs at a low cost. the challenge the automotive presidt is confident the overmaker can overcome. >> the batte is the costliest part of the vehicle. it's important to improve efficientysi and . >> they are well ahead of competitors when it comes to battery costs. partially bause of the size and scale of the

of twin girls a claim which sparked outrage among other scientists. an explosion outside a chemical plant in china has killed at least twenty two people the blast occurred in the city of java who some one hundred sixty kilometers northwest of beijing several dozen vehicles were destroyed in the blames. and indonesian investigators say a lion airplane that crashed last month suffered technical problems the day before the accident and should have been grounded all one hundred eighty nine people on board the boeing seven thirty seven were killed when it crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from jakarta the. european commission is set to unveil an ambitious new climate proposal it wants the e.u. to reduce its net carbon emissions to zero by two thousand and fifty the proposal comes after the united nations released a report warning that the world must triple emissions cuts or faced catastrophic climate change report on the commitments made at the twenty fifteen paris agreement will not be met unless governments introduce additional measures news

>>> is pg&e responsible for sparking the deadly camp fire? sparking the deadly camp fire? >> the new it is hard to find your footing, sparking the deadly camp fire? >> the new so you need people that you're close to... to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey man, this is your life, this is what you need to do." nobody can do it alone. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> we're just hoping right now that our home's going to be okay. >> tens of thousands of evacuees in butte county, many wondering if they'll have a home to return to as the most destructive wildfire in california history continues to spread tonight. good e

sparked outrage with his claims that he had altered the d.n.a. of twin babies thousands of opposition demonstrators have marched through the zimbabwean capital harare supporters of the m.d.c. party accused the government of rigging july's election it's the first rallies since the deadly crackdown on in the election protest back in august tens of thousands of farmers from across india have rallied in the capital delhi they're calling on the government to take immediate steps to solve an ongoing agricultural crisis and to ease their financial burdens many farmers are struggling with debt and cycles of drought and failed harvests. well here in berlin the country's parliament the bundestag has backed the united nations migration pact while making clear the agreement is not binding and may not actually be put into effect anyway the pact aims for safe orderly and regular migration and it's the first time that the un has created global objectives to tackle the challenges surrounding migration i'm not all countries support the deal nor did all the member

new fears for a christian woman in pakistan whose acquittal for blasphemy sparked days of violent protests across the country. a man—eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killing. and in half an hour, click looks at artificial intelligence and the newjobs its creating. thousands of leicester city supporters are in cardiff for the football clubs first game since the death of its chairman in a helicopter crash. a minute's silence is preceding the match. eleanor roper is in cardiff, where leicester are playing cardiff city. eleanor, what's the mood like there? it is certainly an emotional afternoon in cardiff. it is the first time that leicester city have taken to the pitch since their chairman and four others were killed last saturday night in a helicopter crash. a minutes silence hasjust taken place and i can hear the fans behind me cheering now. that minutes silence will be taking place across all premier league fixtures this weekend. players will also be wearing black armbands. this after

sparked days of violent protests across the country. news, it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with us. the headlines this evening. leicester's players and staff remember their former chairman in their first match since his death in a helicopter crash. rashford rescues united as they beat bournemouth. and england's autumn series begins with a win at twickenham with new zealand up next. yes, hello and welcome. the leicester players and staff embraced on the pitch before today's premier league match with cardiff — as theirformer owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha was remembered by both clubs, a week on from his death in a helicopter crash at the king power stadium. it was the first since the crash which killed four others. goalkeeper kasper schmeical was in tears duirng the minute's silence. many of the players will now fly to thailand for the former chairman's funeral. our reporter eleanor roper has been in cardiff where it has been an emotional day. hasn't it? yes, it has been an emotional afternoon here in cardiff. th

man—eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparkingontroversy over the legality of its killing. and in half an hour, click looks at artificial intelligence and the newjobs it's creating. the bbc presenter, paul gambaccini, has accepted undisclosed damages from the crown prosecution service because of the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations made against him. mr gambaccini was arrested in october 2013 but was never charged. he sued the cps for a statement it issued the following year. here's more from our correspondent, ben ando. paul gambaccini said his life was turned upside down when he was arrested on allegations that he sexually assaulted two boys in the 1970s and 80s, claims he said were fictitious. he spent a year on police bail, but when it dropped the case the crown prosecution service issued a statement saying that, wrongly, the boys allegedly involved were underage. paul mr gambaccini sued and last night the cps confirmed it had reached an agreement without the admission of liability. though details of th

(pam) and yet another fire has sparked in southern california. we will take a look at the possible causes .. for the deadly fires spreading across the state. (lawrence)ten at ten (ken) the wildfires in california have claimed 59 lives so far and destroyed thousands of structures. in southern california the woosley fire has killed three people. almost 500 structures have been destroyed and 57,000 are still threatened tonight.(ken) and the woosley fire is currently burning more than 98,000 acres.(pam) and now, a new fire has sparked in southern california.. omar jimenez reports. nearly one week later... the question remains... what sparked the two fires burning through californiastate regulators are investigating two utility companiesboth reported incidents shortly before the fires sparked, but there's a long way to go.mark beveridge, calfire pio: 'itús very methodical, when you do an investigation for a wildfire, theyúll literally go to an area and theyúll grid it off usually one by one foot you know one square foot, and theyúll start shifting thr

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comey's firing sparked the mueller investigation. >> correct. >> can sessions firing spark another special counsel investigation? >> i don't think so. it could be evidence in the existing mueller investigation. >> for obstruction of justice. >> for obstruction of justice. our colleagues have reported that even while he was attorney general, jeff sessions gave interviews to mueller about his own involvement in this case. i assume that the mueller office will interview him again. >> right. >> because it is all part of the same -- >> maybe it will turn out to be a self-inflicted wound. >> we know the top democrats are asking to preserve the documents for their investigation as well. thank you very much. >>> also, we're getting new details right now about the shooter in this horrific mass shooting overnight in california. we'll have more on that after the break. >>> and we are just moments away from the opening bell on wall street. dow expected to drop slightly. investors will be watching the federal reserve announcement this afternoon on interest rates. another hike could come as early as nex

radio access network the already and they call it spark express disappointment but still expect the five g. r a n to launch as planned in july twenty twenty. and us federal reserve chairman jay powell has made news today and what some of paul does most important speech since he was confirmed for the position earlier this year during a speech the chairman said the economy is growing quote above trend and there's only moderate risk to financial stability he signaled rate increases will continue but hedged on exactly when suggesting the fed was nearing a neutral rate where interest rates neither increased or slowed economic growth u.s. markets reacted favorably to his comments and joining us now to discuss the fed and more is our friend adam mesh of adam mesh trading who joins us from our new york studios adam most folks will think the fed will increase rates in december about eighty percent of a condom is think that by another quarter of a percent of a point but that doesn't appear to have bothered traders in the u.s. today in light of the chairman's overall comments about the economy what

man eating tiger that claimed more than a dozen victims in two years has been shot dead in india, sparking controversy over the legality of its killing. now time for inside out west midlands, which asks would a simple change in the law stop the practise of car—jacking? welcome to this week ‘s programme. tonight, the moment that violent car thieves broke —— drove off with a baby on the back—seat. i remember being run over and then i realised that they had taken my baby and the carand realised that they had taken my baby and the car and i screamed. batting the tide of illegal prescription drugs ordered online for doorstep delivery. it is a legal product entering the uk. you don't really know what product it is in reality. and not all plain sailing in their seaside home for the new arrivals from the midlands. she does not appear to necessarily understand this one is not a threat because she never grew up this one is not a threat because she never grew up with any little ones around. inside out west midlands. tonight, we are in birmingham, where there has been a rise of terrifying type of car

noelle sparks was a volunteer at church. one of her friends from bible study says she was genuinely caring, a gifted dancer and artist who had her whole life ahead of her. noel sparks. we're going to show you video now from inside the bar. a witness to the shooting posted this online. we want to tell you, there's nothing visually graphic in the video, but will you hear the sound of some of the gunfire and get a sense of the confusion inside for patrons, trying to figure out what was happening and how to escape. [ gunfire ] >> guys, run, go! he's coming out this door! >> we have more now on the shooting timeline and the investigation. >> reporter: this is the scene inside the borderline bar, just moments after a gunman opened fire. terrified patrons took cover, and escaped as soon as they had a chance. officers were on scene just two minutes after the first reports of the shooting, about 11:20. >> we're making entry. >> we're making entry. >> we have multiple people down, we need lots of ambulances. >> there are multiple shot

this morning, fire investigators hope to find out what sparked this intense fire.s wasust before 7:00 last night on 7th street northwest at s ic sumah's west a restaurant. >> megan mcgrath is live for us this morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: it really was an intense flame, a tremendous amount of damage. if you look behind me, you can see the charred debris that's still out here on the sidewalk along 7th street. inside sumah'sra rest, basically the whole structure has been gutted. is just a charred mess inside there. take a lookhi at cell phone camera video. these were the condi ons that were happening when firefighters arrived on the scene. a very, very intense fi s. you ca the flames just shooting out of the windows. fortunately, firefighters we ableo prevent those flames from spreading to the business next door as well as the church on the other side.wa so it s just contained to sumah's restaurant. but very, very difficult conditens. part of problem, the weather conditions last night. >> i think the key element here was the wind. the winds were gusting

it would've been as it was if nobody sparked the fire. but but with all types of machinery. and so down in guatemala or mexico and with any co2 activity. and then start to run refrigerators. . >> if you look at wildfires and with that climate change but it did have a number of conditions related to climate change that fueled that that made it worse. the beetle kill from the trees directly were a result of the beatles moving northward to decimate more for us. then the hotter condition dries out the ground and fuels the fire. so when the president went there and stood in smoldering ruins he was standing on the front lines of climate change that is exactly what this report says. it with that devastating to spark those wildfires it is that condition to get dramatically worse. . >> what about indigenous peoples in the arctic and alaska and for millennia have been harvesting bowhead whales but now they cannot get to the edge of the ice where the whales swim to harvest and they been doing this for more than a thousand years that is one example and then to be a dramatic issue. >>cal