the jet stream is to the weekend. the jet stream is to the north of us. stream brings in cooler air to northern parts of the uk through the course of the weekend. settled, but turning colder. of europe watching a beyond 100 days. the widow of a dead us soldiers said president trump could not remember her husband's name when he phoned to after condolences. her account goes the criticism of a democratic congresswoman who hit out at the president's insensitively. but donald trump disputes the account given, insisting he had been very respectful. telling tales after dinner, a german newspaper said the british by minister begged europe to help her with the negotiation but who briefed the reporter? and the cata la n who briefed the reporter? and the catalan parliament threatens to ratify independence of madrid moves to reassert control. also on

check the channels to see which streaming services carry your showshows.w online resource that can make that easier to use the free sight you click on the channels you want and see which bundle is best. cord cutters save hundreds and there's good chance you can too, but you have to count the costs because don't forget you'll have to pay for internet on top of whatever streaming service you're buying. this savings calculator from slate.com is a great tool to see if you'll safe over cable. you enter what you're currently paying and compare to streaming bundles. >> consultants with the convergence research group released a report called the battle for the american couch potato. they predict that by the end of the year, one in four americans will no longer have traditional cable or satellite tv. but before you join that statistic you better crunch the numbers because streaming doesn't always mean saying. >> i don't know. i'm not sure i'm ready. [ laughter ] >> i do stream some stuff. >> yeah. >> i know it's the future. >> right. >> hard to believe but yeah, i

anybody that could access a stream via a public means could in fact use the stream even if it was onthey stayed within the ordinary high water mark of the stream. >> anthony: widely heralded by sportsman and outdoor enthusiasts, the law did not go down well with landowners like bill. >> anthony: oh got him! something took a bite. >> lee: yep! you still got a fish right in there too. >> anthony: oh, i see him. >> lee: perfect. e hoop set, set! whoa! the fish of the day nice brownie! >> anthony: all right! beautiful thing! that's pretty but i will not eat you today my friend. not today. >> anthony: for lunch a modest protein-centric repast of steak. a wagyu angus hybrid bred and raised right here on bill's ranch. >> bill: there's the marbling on the wagyu steak. that's what makes them good. >> anthony: oh, that's nice. and it's pretty damn tasty i can tell you. so you hold an opposing view is that correct, on access? >> david: the idea behind the stream access law that if you stay in water, it's public. i agree with that concept. >> bill: but where do you draw the line for private prop

it's live apps for live streams. deploy javascript apps instantly for everyone watching the stream what we announced today was in-app purchases for extensions. i would say it's not even going to be us figuring out how to monetize live stream, it will be the third party developers on our platform >> people have limited time to watch anything these days. >> you hit the nail on the head. we're in the entertainment industry so any competing entertainment that takes people's time is in the end competing with twitch for that attention but when we think about competition, we think first about our community. twitch has a value, streamers first. it's a really important value, because we start from our customer, the creator. and we ask what they need. we'll absolutely look to competition if we think that that competition is providing better service to streamers in some way and we'll try to ask how can we do better we don't pay attention to the competition, we focus on what's right for our customer >> we just showed a graphic s

and i really could be here in the stream live on due to today a stream update issues brought to us by you our community will. become an african country which is of cameroon secessionist movement are getting louder and the women's journalist who took a puzzle joy out of the practice of female genital mutilation. from out as correspondent joins us but first why was shot added to the recently amended white house travel ban a new social media campaign is urging the united states to reconsider here's a backer of the story. country the fight against terrorism used to be on or used to be respected and needs to be worked closely with and that's why one child was put on a travel ban by the usa judging people were shocked you are surprised why would you put on a travel ban list and that's why we started the travel ban to ask why i joke has been banned this is a make sense there is no logic behind it and there are no data supporting it and our side has been supported by so many people globally and has called the mission of so many international organizations and we feel the objectives of the hig

when the sockeye jumpers start heading up stream, the bears will gorge themselves for weeks.hey'll go from winter skinny to the size of fat ponies. but while the fire weed is blooming, the fish are nowhere to be found. so we'll have to be content watching them graze the meadow or dig for clams. >> the population of brown bears is greater here than anywhere in the world. and how much of that has to do with the sockeye salmon? >> it has everything to do with the salmon. >> and that's why it's so large compared with everywhere else. nutrition. >> but then a curious congress of brown bruins wanders our way. theed aed a of brown bruins wanders our way. theed aed lessants find a few w toys on the beach and it suddenly becomes obvious that while we very much respect the keep your distance rule, they do not. erick's theory on body language is about to get a real world test. and we're about to learn why it is absolutely vite tool have an experienced guide along side. (vo) it would be great if human beings were great at being human. and if all of mankind were made up of kind women and

i am really could be and here in the stream today journalist and author mad t.v. joins us to discuss his new book on the life and death of eric garner an arm to black man who was killed in twenty fourteen by a white police officer in the united states. if. those were ever garners last words spoken in desperation after a new york city police officer put him in an illegal chokehold that cost him his life his final words became the rallying cry for the black lives matter movement in the us formed in the wake of high profile deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of mostly white police joining us now to discuss the eric garner slice and the policies that he says led to gardeners that. the author of i can't breed a killing on bay street and a contributing editor of rolling stone magazine welcome to the stream and i want to start with two tweets from a person who's actually read your book this is from erica out of arizona who writes reading eric garner book i judge coroner too harshly i think she told the stream her biggest take away that i had judged him more harshly

across the atlantic and in this dip in the jet stream is where we'll develop oui’ jet stream is where rain and stwroingeds likely in southern areas but look what happens next, we try to build a bridge of high pressure in from the west. what that means beyond the weekend into the following week, yes, spells of rain and gales most likely in the south but i am hopeful we'll see longer, drier interludes by that stage but in the meantime stormy weather on the way over the next 24—36 hours. police in britain are now investigating claims of sexual assault by three women against hollywood film executive harvey weinstein. against hollywood film executive the actress lysette anthony says she was raped by weinstein at her london home in the late 1980s. she was raped by weinstein at her he has also been accused by two other women of assault in london, the most recentjust two years ago. other women of assault in london, also on the programme tonight... other women of assault in london, a cabinet minister says if food prices go up because of a no—deal brexit — british farmers will produce more. aut

streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. >> jeff skversky has sports. we are talking penn state football from the beginning there was little doubt who would win the game. michigan has the number one ranked defense in all of college football. keep that in mind watching the highlights. what a run by saquon barkley and penn state. the run continues tonight with a dominating performance against michigan. what a scene in state college, 110,000 on hand, a lot to cheer about. saquon barkley with thee snap going to the endzone scoring twice in the first five minutes, 69-yards and he's not done. he's the first in school history with 3,000 rushing yards and a thousand yards receiving. this in the fourth, holds on to it. 42-13, they are 7-0 for the first time in nine years. >> we came out firing. >> enjoy this for a couple of hours. >> it's almost 11:00. >> we move on to the next game next w

like like the streaming things i'll judge you know what find new things and it's really in news stream today every when i say let's have a look at come our story you found him and this is what i haven't and fatty did with that story hallo. i'm not. himself or him to refugee who's lived here for years noticed that more and more families were getting separated in overcrowded camps so he set up a lost and found from behind this microphone at the could to prolong camp he makes announcements about unaccompanied children that have been brought to him as well as individuals who have been reported missing by their relatives he says that there have been more than fourteen hundred people reported missing and estimates that more than seven hundred families have so far been reunited and. i have family to you i have kids too if i lost my own kids then i would feel very bad so until i'm able to give the lost children back to their parents i remain distressed when i can return children to their parents then i feel a pace come on those the chances of children being found increases when people can cont

i am from the ok you're in the stream now live on you tube and i'm only going today what's next for iraq that i saw has been pushed out but with the city destroyed its future remains unclear. foundation to restart an education in syria i also represent the nation. and i was. it's been a week since the syrian democratic forces with the help of intensive bombing raids from a u.s. led coalition dealt a huge blow to i saw by taking full control of the syrian city of raka in twenty fourteen eisel captured the city and made it the defacto capital of itself reclaimed caliphate the offensive against them which began in june cause of widespread destruction leaving roughly two hundred and seventy thousand people homeless and sparking a serious humanitarian crisis and while the fall of russia is a major setback for eisel the ordeal is far from over for the people of this once vibrant city joining us to talk about this in germany abdulaziz al hamza is a former rocco rest until now co-founder of rock is being slaughtered silently a group of activists who use citizen journalism to expose the tactics o

to set upge congress a reliable long-term funding stream. the average congest and crossed for truck was $.23, that was up 25% from 2014. this is a hidden tax but it is not a tax we can invest, it is being wasted on idle labor hours and unnecessary vehicle wear and tear. instead of being invested in the come -- tost fund to improve america's competitiveness. manufacturers need the highway system to -- municipal bonds should be protected if policy members consider ways to expand the public-private partnership and leveraging opportunities. improvements to better deliver 21st-century infrastructure such as expedited environmental reviews are critical to the success of any effort. this committee has model bipartisan efforts that put solutions before politics. that leadership is needed now more than ever to deliver a pro-manufacturing infrastructure package that will include a vision of modern 21st-century infrastructure. this is the right opportunity to address neglected products. i will be happy to answer questions. >> thank you. >> thank you ch

i am being tony and you know i mean and and i am in the stream. on thursday commune officials banned all protests as the election standoff between the opposition and ruling party escalates this week the opposition leader and presidential candidate withdrew from the upcoming rerun election the news follows weeks of protests by his supporters who believe unfairly lost in september the supreme court ruled the election invalid and ordered this rerun to take place but now that would mean that is out what will happen well joining us from nairobi to discuss this we have come out that way gone joe he's a constitutional lawyer and former commissioner with the commission for the implementation of the constitution. she's a member of the national assembly and supporter johnson said he's a member of the ruling jubilee party and senator for nairobi city county and my colleague catherine soy she's a reporter with al-jazeera english covering east and central africa welcome to the stream now catherine you know the government good to have you here we know the gover

we got to figure out a funding stream. that is sustainable, long-term and would also look at these other tools in the toolbox. if we can take this 3p tool from ten-12 or signature into 15-18% that's a pretty good days work. thanks a lot. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my questions are going to center on rural america and the knees and they are also going to concentrate on long-term solvency of the trust him but i will wait until the end of the hearing and if they haven't answered -- been activated and i will turn to ms. norton thank you, mr. chairman. chairman shuster floated what could be called a new idea relatively new idea. if you think about our transportation network, it has suffered from having relatively few new ideas, and all this time we've had this network, until recently when we didn't do very much until we were able to pass a long-term bill in 2015, we've been running on the same grid. so i am interested in the answer to chairman shuster question about exploring new ideas because it's a very different country, so

streaming is only as good as your internet.e best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. >> jamie is here with sports. sixers may not have won but it's an excited way to get the season started. >> we have been trusting the process. got to see the sixer talent for the first time. unfortunately, same old result. simmons with 11 points. he thought this was a laker game. samuel jackson court side. embid scored the first basket late in the third. embid, 11 points in 28 minutes. game got away from them in the fourth. sixers lose 102-92. >> we let one go. we were up seven in the third period. you felt like, with a few more baskets that they might have gone away. i give the celtics credit. i feel like we let one slip. >> it's been a long time since the eagles played a football game. eagles prepare to host the redskins monday night football, a game they called the championship game. it would be a good night to bury the birds in the east. >> we kn

no, interestingly, you picked up on chinese stream. i counted at least two of them.erring to the chinese dream. i think he is really talking about continuing to improve people's living standards and basically modernising chinese economy. so ultimately he is painting this beautiful picture of wealthy, prosperous society where people can just enjoy life. and this is obviously an aspiration many chinese people share. do you think it isa chinese people share. do you think it is a fair assessment, this rosy picture, as you describe it? well, you might have noticed that in this rosy picture there is really not much room for political legalisation or democratisation. it is very much economically oriented. so obviously if you are looking at the materialistic side of things, you know, it is a

discove discovery, it's not included in the streaming bundles. sinclair and gray, we have more upside on a shorter-term basis if you look at our price targets. >> what is the m&a wave going to look like for the broadcast station owners, is it going to be just kind of horizontal, them getting rolled up together or will the cbses and foxes that own stations as well will be buyers >> i don't believe cbs and fox will be aggressively buying any station. fox has been known for spinning off its tv stations. i don't expect hem to them to ba buyer. cbs may be interested in afc markets. that may be one or two in terms of the station groups, i don't expect huge transactions with relaxation of the local ownership rules, you could have swaps and what that does to margins is increases them by 10 to 15 basis points it's tougher to value but from an economic basis, it's a good transacti transaction. >> let me circle back to discovery. you mentioned they're outside a lot of bundles but have made a move for script to beep up their own program. do they need to offe

, dips in thejet stream, to generate our weather systems, dips in the jet stream, areas to generate ouret stream, areas of low pressure, but by this stage the gaps between those low—pressure systems they are getting wider, the ridges of high pressure making it a bit more progress. next week, that means there will be spells of rain, and strong winds, but i am optimistic that we will see some longer dryer interlude is at times. so maybe something a bit calmer at least for something a bit calmer at least for some of the time as we get into next week. tonight at ten — the efforts to negotiate a brexit deal are to accelerate in the months ahead. after tonight's dinner in brussels, and the recent talk of deadlock, theresa may and the european commission president jean—claude juncker said they'd talked in a "friendly and constructive atmosphere". tonight's talks also included iran's nuclear programme, counter—terrorism, and internet extremism. we'll have the latest from brussels and from westminster. also tonight... storm 0phelia — one of the most powerful storms to hit ireland and parts of th

stream in the storm system powerfuljet stream in the storm syste m co m es powerfuljet stream in theather to make sure you stay in touch with the weather forecast over the next few days. this is bbc news. the headlines: police in the us and uk are investigating allegations of sexual assault made against harvey weinstein. several actors have now accused him of inappropriate behaviour, sexual harassment or assault. the film producer denies claims of non—consensual sex and says he hopes for a second chance. pakistani forces have freed a north american family held hostage by the afghan taliban for five years. the family's three children were born in captivity. pakistan's army revealed they were rescued after a us tip—off. president trump said it was a "positive moment" for ties between the two countries. 29 people are now confirmed to have died in california's wildfires and hundreds are still unaccounted for. entire neighbourhoods have been destroyed with thousands made homeless. there are fears that strong winds could further fan the flames. now it's time for a look back at the day in p

tends to really push people's buttons for the live stream and then people will pay him on the live stream. >> live troll. >> i don't know exactly what started this altercation or this fight, but that guy is not happy with hampton. you see that guy pick up the stool and go after hampton. hampton takes off right into the street. gets hit by a car, but lands right on his feet, runs it out. doesn't appear to be hurt at all. >> that's adrenaline. >> in a later live stream video that was, like, three hours and 20 minutes long, here's hampton brandon not looking injured or hurt any way and talking about the incident a little bit. >> hit by the car. >> yeah, somehow. >> this guy claims to know why the fight happened. >> you started [ bleep ] first. >> did i really? >> yeah, that's why they wanted to press the issue. >> no, no. >> but he says the guy with the chair was trying to create a world star video, trying to do something to get his own notoriety. >> some idiot trying to get on world star. that's why i'm done speaking about it, moving on, who cares? >> let's be honest, hollywood boulevard. >

they allow streaming on two devices at a time, going up a dollar. the plan offers streaming on four devices in hi-def is going up by $2 to $13.99. the basic plan sticks at $7.99 a month. back to you. >> just in time for stranger things. >> i haven't watched the first season of that. >> i have not. >> streaming things. >> the thing is, this weekend we are going to want to get out and about. >> yeah, it's going to be a great weekend. it's going to be hard to stay inside and catch up on those shows. getting out the door, 51 degrees in the tri-valley. we are looking live at pleasanton, now, the east bay, a view from emeryville at 49 degrees. the north bay, another chilly start with temperatures now at 44. let's get a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon, reaching up to 78 degrees in oakland, 73 degrees in san francisco and mid-80s for palo alto. in san jose, a high of 87 degrees. so, as we are getting started this morning, standing in front of the clos set, getting ready, it's a good idea to make sure you have a jacket. also some short sleev

stories i'm going to have more news for you in half an hour stay with us coming up next it's the stream thank you for watching see very soon by. it judging people were shocked you're surprised why would you put on a travel ban list and that's why we started the travel ban to ask why chad has been banned doesn't make sense there is no logic behind it and there are no data supporting it and i said has been supported by so many people globally and has called that mission of so many international organizations and we feel the objectives of the hashtag were met because now people are aware reus judging people again is this back and we're asking why the bank has happened and we also surely that we are fighting against terrorism and we have excellent relationship with all countries. not many people know why chad was put on the white house travel guide that was updated in late september the country has been an ally of the united states in the african continent u.s. president donald trump's executive orders said chad does not adequately sharp public safety in terrorism related information that s

streaming is only as good as your internet.get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. >> tonight a major development in the special council development into russian meddling in the presidential election. charges will be announced and someone may surrender soon as monday. >> president trump spending the day at his golf course in virginia. >> once the special prosecutors start going, it's unsettling for white houses. >> the president has yet to react to the federal grand jury approving the first charges in mueller's investigation. they have sought charges against at least one unidentified target with an indictment and arrest coming as soon as monday. so far no reports of what the charges may be. the indictments are sealed under orders of a federal judge. >> we know attorneys were at the federal courthouse friday. >> trump has called it a distraction and denied any conclusion. >> it was an excuse for the democrats losing. >> muelle

streaming is only as good as your internet.st internet with the 100% fiber-optic network. get fios, now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. >> gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie are among the women that have come forward accusing movie mogul harvey weinstein of sexual harassment. paltrow says he tried to lure her into giving him a massage. angelina jolie says she had a bad experience with him and chose to never work with him again. he promised to green light a screen play if she watched him perform a sex act. >> he returned in nothing but a robe with the front open and buck naked. the taped encounter was presented to prosecutors in 2015. at the time they called the recording horrifying but insufficient to prove a crime. north korean hackers may have stolen classified war crimes from south korea including a joint effort with the u.s. to kill kim jung un, that report from a south korean lawmaker. defense officials said that north korea may have hacked the military network but wouldn't confirm deta

streaming is only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. >>> so if you missed last night's game between the new england patriots and the falcons, take a look at this. that's if you can actually see anything through all the fog there. you're looking at just how bad it got inside gillette stadium when heavy fog settled in. it's all anybody was talking about. some fans on social media are dubbing this fog gate 2017. played through it, though. hopefully the weather will cooperate when the redskins take the field and take on philly tonight. the team will take on the eagles for monday night football. news 4's sports reporter carol divisional match yup in a few minutes. >>> when you open your facebook or twitter feed this morning, there's a pretty good chance you might see this story. retired tv icon david letterman was honored with the mark twain prize for american humor. he was give

what this means for the video streaming giant and its users.ture i want to bring to your attention is our interactive tv function. you can watch us live. you can send producers of message. this is for a bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv go. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg technology. the national rifle association says the bump stop device that the las vegas gunman used to turn so my automatic rifles into fully automated weapons should be subject to additional regulations. officials should review whether the devices can apply with federal law -- comply with federal law. senior congressional republicans are open to discussing considering legislation banning those devices. the house democrats leader nancy pelosi says the massacre gives gun-control legislation more urgency. >> we must act. it is a daily tragedy. it is a mass tragedy. there is an episode where for more people are killed. investigators trying to determine a motive behind the massacre are looking into scoped out gunman bigger music festivals in las veg

we saw a stream of cars leaving. this is 4:00 in the morning, not people going to work, definitely folks evacuating. we saw several ambulances rushing out and we are not sure what that situation is. we are not sure if they're just getting folks out or whatever. we are trying to get as much information as we can and we will bring you the very latest as we can. >>> jessica flores has been talking about some of the emergency vehicles she's been seen going through the vehicles, as far as what we are dealing with for injuries and damage to properties and that will be assessed over time but at this point it appears as if the focus is on trying to get people away from the danger. containment seems almost impossible because of the weather? >> reporter: firefighters have quite the battle with those wind gusts so intense. >> if you are familiar with the lake berryessa area, there is a lot of green out there. radar shows smoke from the fires and you can see this in santa rosa and just north of fairfield, as well. these are fire

typhoon hit on tuesday followed by a tropical depression those are the headlines on al-jazeera the stream starts right now. the dismantling of apartheid and scrapped south africa's nuclear program we needed the bomb that some of my producers just that they want to use you as a. south africa's former president declared. and you're in the stream now live on you tube today the political turmoil in kenya is the country's upcoming presidential election in jeopardy now that the opposition candidate has withdrawn from the race. i am just. a minute and i am in the street. on thursday banned all protests as the election standoff between the opposition and ruling party escalates this week the opposition leader and presidential candidate withdrew from the upcoming rerun election the news follows weeks of protests by his supporters who believe unfairly lost in september the supreme court ruled the election invalid and ordered this rerun to take place but now that would mean that is out what will happen well joining us from nairobi to discuss this we have come out that way gone joe he's a constitution

have any ok and you're in the stream today what's it like to go undercover in the world of white supremacy we hear the extraordinary stories of people who post as racists in an attempt to expose them. hate is on the rise in twenty seventeen for the second year in a row the number of hate groups in the u.s. rose and since nine hundred ninety nine the total number of hate groups there has more than double lives according to the southern poverty law center but actually racism activists say it's not just the u.s. where they're seeing evidence of a growing movement across the western world so how are they tackling it for somebody else that is infiltration going undercover as white supremacists joining us now to talk about this we have patrick hamilton he is a researcher for hope not hate an anti racism group jomo hole is senior research of the hope not hate fear wasit is a community organizer and mike german is a fellow at the brennan center for justice and also a former f.b.i. undercover agent to them it's good to see you here you have all had various different stories of how you in for treate

what this means for the video streaming giant and its users.ture i want to bring to your attention is our interactive tv function. check it out it tv . sendan watch us live area our producers a message, play with charts. this is for a bloomberg subscribers only. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 11:29 a.m. in singapore, tropical and 20 9 p.m. in tokyo. i am haslinda amin with the first word news. the pentagon is asking private companies what they know by using computers to analyze images to speed up the detection of potential threat. later this month, they will host a seminar to learn more about algorithms. inspectors include lockheed martin and others. washington has warned -- renegotiate a trade deal with the trump administration, blamed for widening the u.s. deficit. the president has threatened to rough it if seoul does not agree to the demands. [indiscernible] saudi arabia says cooperation marredssia has made opec optimistic, then it has been for years. visit to moscow highlights the warming of relations between the two nations as they tak

streaming is only as good as your internet.- with the 100% fiber-optic network - get fios - now just $79.99 per month for fios gigabit connection plus tv and phone. why are south jerseyans so angry headlines at sweeney? up. sweeney repeatedly sided with chris christie to underfund south jersey schools, increase standardized testing like parcc, cut take-home pay for teachers, and broke his promise to fund the pensions of hundreds of thousands of new jerseyans- all while padding his own. steve sweeney says a lot of things. but the truth is, he's not on our side. nelle: i'll make sure nina sees all the mock-ups, and that will need to be approved by 5:00 p.m. on the 15th. great. i'll send an e-mail to confirm. nice. no wonder nina can't survive without you. you are the perfect assistant. okay, i'm flattered. i'm just stating a fact. you know, you have a real gift for being all things to all people. ♪ [ door opens ] [ door closes ] i'm sorry. this room is booked for the next hour. maxie: good. that gives us plenty of time to talk ab

of a complex one but we struck up a relationship base is a dialogue tweet us with hostile intent stream and one of their pitches might make them actually join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. the city of fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm come out santa maria welcome to the news grid calls for national spanish unity in barcelona yes catalonia voted for independence and the threat to break away as soon as this week is still there but this sunday we see a reminder there are still plenty of people in the province who say that madrid's will also on the grid of the free syrian army advances on it les abend turkey waits and support the rebels are promising a fierce battle against anyone entering their territory but the rebels have also lost a lot of ground this year we can show you just how much and what chance they have of holding on and the end of an era approaches in liberia africa's first female leader ellen johnson sirleaf has been president for twelve years now and so twenty candidates are campaigning to replace her in tuesday's e

the top-tier plan that offers streaming on four devices in high def is going up $2 to $13.99.asic plan will stay at $7.99 a month. >>> let's talk about the major coy company canceling -- toy company canceling plans for a new,000 they had planned to roll -- new toy they had planned to roll out. >> yeah. mattel has canceled the smart speaker for kids amid concerns about privacy and the role of technology in parenting and child development. the device called aristotle was to offer baby monitoring, games, facts, and sounds. mattel also said it could learn your child's voice and grow with their speech development. the "washington post" reports that two members of congress sent mattel a letter asking how the device would store data collected on children. so they've canceled rolling that out. >>> in other news, we want to mention that wall street will be on watch for the monthly jobs report this morning. economists believe the data will reflect the impact of hurricanes in texas and florida last month. it may be a weak number. stocks rose again yesterday. the s&p 500 index up for eigh

and so a lot of the runoff from the chemicals goes into the streams. in laos criticizing the chinese presence can land you in jail. to much of the pollution we call. over to time with fishermen can speak freely. these locals. just opposite the button on a plantation. to get a clearer picture we go fishing with mr somebody. come to fall out of. the middle of the. whole. a local association claims that of the ninety six species of fish found in this river thirty one now endangered. by. the young. today mr empty as they often are. going to. the polluted make home is no long. a wild river but a greater threat than pesticides is also nooning a major network of dams under construction. we return to laos. with thousands of kilometers of waterways laos has the potential to offer electricity to much of southeast asia. and levon dams are already being built and a further ninety one some of the projects are in the planning phase. and once again chinese companies are in charge. we say the lawman them tar one of the wildest rivers in laos. in less than a year this

and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube and twenty sixteen the a bowl outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video that was released at the time. right. now. and amazing video but was it really over after a bola health services in the three countries affected were decimated and doctors and nurses were dead economies were hurt leading to job losses and the survivors of the disease were often stigmatized and shunned so almost four years after the outbreak where do things stand now joining us now john james is head of communications for unicef sierra leone. is an ebola survivor in monrovia liberia back to worry is founder of the. survivor dream project in london. is deputy director of the national public health institute in monrovia liberia and infectious disease epidemiologist who joins us on the phone welcome to the stream everyone now for a day you were last on this show in twenty fifteen take a look here at my laptop the ambulance

next week moves up stream for the start of next week moves up to the north allowing high pressure toping areas of low pressure which will once again influence our weather and holding the high—pressure areas away to the south for the most part. so, for next week it looks like it will start off mainly dry but then we will seek rain working in, and a risk of gales but with the stronger winds the nights will be milder with less risk of frost, and i suspect there will still be some windows of quieter weather and a little bit of sunshine. tonight at ten — after the worst mass shooting in recent us history there's still no explanation for the gunman's motives. the scene today, of the music festival where 59 people were shot dead and more than 500 were injured on sunday night. the gunman, stephen paddock, was a wealthy retired accountant, who'd collected dozens of weapons. he was a sick man, a demented man. a lot of problems, i guess, and we are looking into him very, very seriously. but we are dealing with a very, very sick individual. here in las vegas tonight, there are so many questions

we're launching a streaming service. it's a multi-year deal that we have with amazon. and we're in the 80 million plus amazon prime households. it's being offered to them. and the beauty of that is that amazon is on such a growth curve of its own. there will be a 200 million subscribers forecast within three years. we'll be participating in that as it goes up. the channel has all kinds of things for kids. they're going to learn. if you're interested in science, we have thomas edison's secret lab where a group of young scientists discover a secret lab where they have adventures in science. if you have a toddler, we have a show called baby genius, developmental values are put forth. so everything has got something that the kids are going to take. you're a mom, you know. it's hard to find shows today that kids are getting something out of. >> i would say, as a mom, you get concerned about the amount of screen time. you're competing not only with television at this point, but also with the computer. and all the games that are pushed out of them. how do you say that this is

the jet stream is to the north, but the jet strea m stream is to the north, but the jet stream may draglines at 8pm. prime minister theresa may insists progress was made at last week's eu summit, facing labour claims that her brexit approach is chaotic and damaging. by approaching these negotiations in a constructive way, in a spirit of friendship and cooperation, we can and will deliver the best possible outcome that works for all our people. meanwhile, the european commission president denies saying that mrs may had been despondent and begging for help last week. she was not tired, she was fighting, as is her duty, so everything for me was ok. so she didn't plead with you for help? no, no. the widow of an american soldier who died in action says president trump struggled to remember his name when he called to offer sympathy. an army sergeant accused of sabotaging his wife's parachute also coming up this hour, a united nations plea forfurther