the sunday times, labourare making forward with trade talks.remy corbyn is writing about this and saying if theresa may cannot govern she should go and make way for a cabinet, a government that can take brexit forwards and can somehow free up this stock position we seem somehow free up this stock position we seem to have been in for a long time. the sunday times have tory turmoil as a0 mps say theresa may must go. if that is right and there are a0 mps who want her out that is reaching a critical mass. it is because you only need eight small. —— eight is more to unseat her. coming back to the first story although there are lots of detractors, nobody is actually offering to take up the role and one wonders by creating this moment of critical mass, what is the party doing? it is imploding. reading it just as a punter, you think, what are the hoping to achieve? theresa may is immovable, all this will do is cause a panic which she will take six or seven days to respond to and by which time the next crisis within the party and the brexit negotiations

it's a sunday times story we should point out. they broke the story. the boss of bob quick, at the time, but the fact damian green, it was the computers, plural, that is crucial, thatis computers, plural, that is crucial, that is the alleged accusation. the problem is mr green said it was com pletely problem is mr green said it was completely untrue and these were disreputable comments. now to have sir paul stephenson coming out saying i knew about them... knew about them at the time but he said it wasn't relevant to the enquiry, which was about the computer leaks. let's look at the observer, sack boris for shaming our nation, corbyn tells the prime minister, over the comments boris johnson made regarding nazaneen sa careea radcliffe, who is in prison in iran —— nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. radcliffe, who is in prison in iran -- nazanin zaghari-ratcliffe. he said that she had been in iran training journalists, said that she had been in iran trainingjournalists, he said that she had been in iran training journalists, he told a commons select committee, ob

but particularly, you mentioned the sunday times front page, most from pages are written by men, certainlythe front page, there's a picture of the front page, there's a picture of the women who accuse damian green looking over her shoulder. i've never seen a male looking over her shoulder. i've never seen a male byline picture where he is looking over his shoulder. there is a culture thing here which goes very deep. i have written a book cold the gender agenda about how we teach children, how we approach them from a very young age and teach them about male and female culture. it goes that steep, it just and female culture. it goes that steep, itjust shows... how you fix it, it's a big ask, think it's fair to say. and we see in the united states, for example, increasingly a lot of this is happening in the united states that women, people who have been harassed and assaulted her final started to speak out. and a colleague of mine made a really important point, which was that it's important point, which was that it's important when also journalists have to face these accusations and people in

what the sunday times as saying is backin what the sunday times as saying is back in 2000 date, whended by police that some pornographic images we re police that some pornographic images were found on computers there. there is no suggestion they were anything to do with him. he has made the point that the material was actually perfectly lawful. 0ne point that the material was actually perfectly lawful. one of the investigating officers said some of it might have been extreme. that is the extent of the story. there were rumours today about the story appearing and damien would have to resign by tomorrow but he will not have to resign over a story like this and it is at a time with every thing else going on... he says the claim is untrue and he has been very firm in his denial. but once somebody is in people's sites... the 0bserver especially michael fallon and it brings us back to news from last week the stop but it is the trip, drip. the journal is confirms it was her and that it was michael fallon that make a lunch at her at large. he was 29 years old at the time. she said she felt h

moving on to something else who front page of the sunday times, inspectors to quiz girls wearing hijab? there is a new inspectorate, chief inspector of schools and she is for the first time they will ask girls as young as four, who are being dressed in hijab to go to school. this is all about women's position in place in society. i think it is good we are asking that because i think a young girl should not feel that hair is embarrassing, sexual... she is too young to be these things. this is their. iam young to be these things. this is their. i am a muslim and i have written a book arguing against this because there is nothing in the quran... when because there is nothing in the quran. .. when you say against, make clear, you mean against wearing hijab? there is nothing that says you cover your hen or your face. only the wives and the family of the profit were being harassed when they went into public space. five male authorities on religion last week pronounced that the hijab was not necessary. nobody is listening to them. it doesn't make women look... first of all, i want these girls

the sunday times meanwhile reports that top private girls schools have suffered a slump in exam performancelinks between boris johnson and michael gove's bid to persuade theresa may to take a tougher stance on brexit and a russian tycoon. and finally the sunday express reports that meghan markle is being guarded by royal protection officers as the palace prepares to announce her engagement to prince harry. it hasn't happened yet, but anyway, let's begin. peter, will you start us let's begin. peter, will you start us off? this is a story in the observer about island in the border, whether it should be on the mainland, down the irish sea or whatever. this is a crucial argument in this whole debate. it's a statement of the obvious rather than an exclusive front—page story, what they have got is the agricultural minister said another problem. if we have a hard brexit, if we don't have a trade deal, if we crashed out of the single market, what is going to happen to northern ireland? the problem being that you either have a ha rd problem being that you either have a hard border between northern i

back to the sunday times. the woman paid £200 million, who is this woman paid £200 million, who is this woman with the very large salary? she is the, she the, she is the boss of bet365, the gambling company. lot of money to be made in gambling. the incredible annual salary according to the account, {199.3 million in 2016/17. i don't think anyone really need that much money but she has done very well. what is interesting is it says these accounts show that the firm took £47 billion in bets in the last 12 month month, that is up from 36 billion, an increase of 12 billion in —— 10 billion in 12 months. online gambling, and it shows how that has exploded, which is pretty worrying. as the sunday times talks about the company's as the sunday times talks about the compa ny‘s soaring prophet as the sunday times talks about the company's soaring prophet built but increases the debate oh the targeting of people in general, and particularly young gamblers. and whether the limit should be reduced and how much you can bet

he says the story in the sunday times is ‘completely untrue‘ and a ‘political smear,‘ as more claims bout the conduct of mps. good morning, it‘s sunday the fifth of november also this morning — a warning that patients in england are facing a mental health disaster, because of a shortage of consultant psychiatrists. president trump arrives injapan for a visit that‘s expected to be dominated by discussion of north korea. no dictator, no regime and no nation should underestimate, ever, american resolve. in sport, history makers celtic beat the british record of number of games unbeaten. and matt has the weather. good morning. nota bad good morning. not a bad day for many. a few showers in the north and west but try and sunny than yesterday. it does feel chilly. good morning. first, our main story. theresa may‘s most senior minister, damian green, has denied that pornography was found on a computer when his westminster office was raided by police in 2008. the claim — made by a former senior police officer — is reported in the sunday times. mr green said the allegation was completely untru

a cartoon that ties the two together, at the bottom of the two together, at the bottom of the sunday timesion and the demise of the nursery rhyme. exactly. i'm sure if we had more time we could all show off what nursery rhymes we remember. but the chief inspector of schools as children don't any longer than no old—fashioned nursery rhymes like the owl and the pussycat orjack and jill. they are not being taught in nurseries and schools, which is a great shame because research shows children who can sing a song and noah story off by heart are better equipped for school. the cartoon around this story is, slugs and snails, the proper version is slugs and snails and puppy dogs tails. they say slugs

the sunday times meanwhile says that a member of the labour party has died after apparently taking his life amid allegations of sexual misconduct. the mail on sunday alleges that there are links between boris johnson and michael gove‘s bid to persuade theresa may to take a tougher stance on brexit and a russian tycoon. and finally the sunday express reports that meghan markle is being guarded by royal protection officers as the palace prepares to announce her engagement to prince harry. let us begin our review today. the mail on sunday, it's all about michael gove and boris johnson, probably the two leading brexiteers. they wrote a letter to the prime minister secretly trying to get her to ta ke minister secretly trying to get her to take a tough stance on brexit. what is this link, alleged link with the russians? this story, it's a multi—layered story and you need to have a lot of background knowledge of who is who in think—tanks. have a lot of background knowledge of who is who in think-tanks. and a lot of music too. in order to be able to understand it. the bare bones seem to be the

let's start with the sunday times. tory turmoil as 40 mps say theresa may must go.hting on three fronts. at least three. everywhere she looks at the moment, theresa may has trouble, essentially. it looks as though a lot of tory mps, 40, according to the sunday times, are losing patience. the received wisdom up losing patience. the received wisdom up until relatively recently was that she would be in place at least until brexit happens in march 29 team, but brexit out of the way and then they would move against her and maybe look to have the new tory leader or prime minister by the autumn of 2019. i think that is still the most likely outcome but there is things have happened since you have been away. michael fallon has resigned. just in case you missed it. she resigned in the wake. there has been the sex scandal involving quite a lot of tory mps, allegedly. and obviously, brexit not going as according to plan. so it looks like a lot of tory mps... it is significant in terms of the numbers because they need 48 mps to submit letters to the chairman of the 1922 committ

that the chancellor, philip hammond, put it in the sunday times today is, he is, he says he will stage on housing. he is pointing the finger at all of these sites were he says there is planning promotion —— permission but not a lot is going on. he is targeting these speculative investors hoarding pieces of land. he has a strong message. he says, construction companies, if you have got places, if they have got planning permission, you need to start building. away from housing there is something for the tech fans. there will be new rules introduced to help developers do more on road testing on driverless vehicles. but make no mistake, the backdrop to all of this is that it is a difficult budget for philip hammond. the brexit arguments are dominating. and after that snap election which went wrong, there is pressure to get things back on track for the tories. thank you. we will keep in touch. zimbabwe's president robert mugabe is expected to meet military commanders this morning, a day after tens of thousands of protestors called for his resignation. mr mugabe has so far resisted calls to

rob goldstone, who set up and attended that meeting, is speaking up in today's issue of the sunday times magazine. in his interview, he admits he puffed up the language in his e-mail promising dirt on hillary clinton in order to get the meeting. saying this in mart part, quote, if i'm guilty of anything and hate the word guilty, it's hyping the message and going the extroo mile for my clients using hot button language to puff up the information i had been given. i didn't make up the details. i just made them sound more interesting. >> don jr. responded, if it's what you say, i love it. especially later in the summer. that response in a meeting between president trump's inner circle and the russians have emerged as key focus of mueller's investigation as to whether the trump team colluded with the russian effort to meddle in the 2016 presidential election. goldstone says he has accepted invitations to come to the u.s. to meet with investigators with mueller's team and the senate. let's bring in my panel. "new york times" reporter and msnbc contributor, newsweek's senior writer, "new york

time to take a look at the sunday newspapers. dan hughes is a specialist in handling negotiations.o dan in a minute, the sunday times, has an interview with the chancellor where he pledges to use wednesday's budget to help build 300,000 new homes a year. the 0bserver‘s main story is about the protests in harare overnight. people in zimbabwe marched on the capital to urge president mugabe to resign. the sunday mirror leads with the story we're leading on this morning about the body of missing teenager gaia pope, being found by police. the telegraph also leads with the budget, saying that philip hammond will announce a pay rise to nurses on wednesday. you are starting with the times. we are heading towards december 25. 0ften, are heading towards december 25. often, i think, are heading towards december 25. 0ften, ithink, it are heading towards december 25. often, i think, it is fair to say, you do find under the tree a bottle shaped present? a bottle of something nice. yes, there is this thing in the times, the headline is to not buy your grandpa a drink for christmas. they are most

ithink sunday times is discussing. the big housing pledge.ot seem like philip hammond is keen to build too much on green belt or to borrow too much to the health, that means they‘re having to look at all these slightly small measures that might get more houses but it does feel like it might be with other governments, when they say they want to build, they have the intention but before you know it, it is hard to reach targets. governments find it incredibly difficult to get new houses built. and earlier, one commentator said, who would want the job? you might say the england football manager is the hardestjob in the world but i think chancellor of the exchequer might be. certainly, this week. well, any week! he has the difficult balance of tight of all tory voters, house owners, and younger voters increasingly voting for jeremy corbyn, and he wants to bring into the tory fold and those promise of housing will be welcome news to young people but with katie rightly says, it is easier to see than achieve. 220000 and old residential planning permi

the claim — made by a former senior police officer — is reported in the sunday times.llegation was completely untrue, and came from an untrustworthy source. more allegations have emerged about the conduct of mps this morning, as our political correspondent iain watson reports. the allegations in the times that pornography was found on a computer in damian green‘s office dates from 2008. this was during a controversial enquiry into home office leaks which briefly led to mr green‘s arrest. as theresa may‘s second—in—command she would not want to lose him from the cabinet and he has responded robustly to the allegation. in a statement he said that the story was completely untrue and he called it a disreputable political smear. he added that the police have never suggested to him that improper material was found on his parliamentary computer. in turn he accuses the officer in charge of the investigation of breaching his duty to keep the details of an investigation confidential. this weekend, allegations of improper behaviour in and around westminster have been filling the

and the sunday times says that the chancellor will use wednesday‘s budget to announce plans to build? yes, it is the budget on wednesday. we are all terribly excited. the tories are all terribly excited. the tories are more worried about. they try to trail it with the weekend papers. there appears to be good news. nurses will finally get a pay rise. the article does not say how big that pay rise will be. presumably it will be a real terms pay rise. they wa nt will be a real terms pay rise. they want 3.9%? yes. if it is less, there would be a big backlash. a change of june for philip hammond, who, a few grow months ago, said public sector workers were overpaid. he appears to be adopting a softer approach in a bid to win back voters from labour. he has got a trickyjob? bid to win back voters from labour. he has got a tricky job? he has. he has got 20 different ministers coming to him saying, my department is most important. i have got three children and they all want money and theirclaims are children and they all want money and their claims are most important. not billions? l! no. he

the pound has weakened after the sunday times reported that 40 conservative members of parliament haveeed for a vote of no-confidence in prime minister theresa may. she is struggling to maintain her grip on power after the resignation of two cabinet investors. china's plan to ease foreign ownership limits on financial firms to strong praise from the imf chief. bloomberg, christine the guard move as a positive development. considering to remove at least partially those barriers and then gradually eliminate both thresholds, that is an indication of two things, openness and better strength and confidence in their own system. ed: global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . let's check in on the markets in asia. let's bring in sophie kamaruddin. investors have seen -- japanese shares leading that drop in the region. despite yen weakness. take a look at chinese shares. sengng kong, the hang prepares for a reshuffle. over 40% on its trading debut, back of life in hong kong. i

the sunday times, meanwhile, claims that a member of the labour party has died after apparently takingwn life amid allegations of sexual misconduct. the mail on sunday alleges that there are links between boris johnson and michael gove‘s bid to persuade theresa may to take a tougher stance on brexit and a russian tycoon. and finally the sunday express reports that meghan markle is being guarded by royal protection officers as the palace prepares to announce her engagement to prince harry. so let's begin. we start with the mail on sunday, and slightly confusing story, but this goes back to a letter written by michael gove. story of the night! people are getting excited about this. it is multi layered. we will go through point by point. earlier in the month, borisjohnson michael gove wrote a note to theresa may saying get tough. we need aid to accept tsar, we need this, we did that. and the mail on sunday, which gave us be that they were supposed to be for theresa may and gavin ba rwell to be for theresa may and gavin barwell only, they are now seeing the people behind this is this insti

with me are caroline wheeler, deputy political editor at the sunday times, and ben chu, economics editorncial times leads with the chancellor's budget, writing that it's been overshadowed by the biggest downgrade in economic growth since the financial crisis. the telegraph headlines with the budget‘s abolishing of stamp duty for some first—time buyers. the metro says that philip hammond has tried to help millions get onto the housing ladder, but that experts believe it will just raise prices. the express writes that number 11 have unveiled a £3 billion package for brexit, which the paper says, shows the uk is ready to leave the eu without a deal. the times says the chancellor has eased off austerity with a £25 billion giveaway to counter political and economic pressures. the guardian claims mr hammond is trying to mask britain's deteriorating economic situation by pledging to revive the homeowning dream. and the mail takes back it's nickname for the chancellor — eeyore — which he was given for his gloomy outlook on brexit. they have all taken slightly different takes. let's start with th

currency traders are spooked by the prospect of political instability that following a story in the sunday times which claims that forty british members of parliament have agreed to sign a letter of no confidence in prime minister to resign may and there are also concerns that a preliminary breck's a deal will not be signed by december this year more than half of land in germany is devoted to agriculture and while individual farms are getting bigger the number of people employed in the sector is shrinking and that's created a gap in the market for big powerful and most of all high tech machinery of the world's largest agricultural technology fair currently underway in hanover it's all about making pharmacy lives easier. an unglamorous task made easy this robot can clean up manure and sweep stables it's made by a company based in western germany the prototype is among a host of high tech farming products on display at the aqua technica fair in hanover where the focus is on the future of agriculture. the main trends are digital is a shot of the information that are collected by the turn machinery

today in the sunday times, hammond said he is staging an intervention on housing where there is planninghas got a really strong message for constructing firms saying if you are hoarding land, if you are speculating, places that have planning permission, you need to get on and build on it. away from housing, as you say, yes, a package of measures for artificial intelligence and driverless cars. something other countries in the world a re really something other countries in the world are really forging ahead on. he will introduce new regulation that will allow developers to start testing these driverless vehicles sank what was once an inventor‘s drink will now become a reality but make no mistake, this will be a difficult budget and he can't afford any controversial measures because of course the government only has a very fragile hold on power without slim majority. mr, thank you very much. —— emma. after 3a years at the helm, the sinn fein leader, gerry adams, says he plans to step down. during this time, he persuaded the ira to call a ceasefire and pursued a political settlement in the

a cartoon that ties the two together, at the bottom of the two together, at the bottom of the sunday times. nursery education and the demise of the nursery rhyme. exactly. i'm sure if we had more time we could all show off what nursery rhymes we remember. but the chief inspector of schools as children don't any longer than no old—fashioned nursery rhymes like the owl and the pussycat orjack and jill. they are not being taught in nurseries and schools, which is a great shame because research shows children who can sing a song and noah story off by heart are better equipped for school. the cartoon around this story is, slugs and snails, the proper version is slugs and snails and puppy dogs tails. they say slugs and snails and grouping and sexual harassment, that's what little boys are made of. that brings us full circle, with a smile but a serious issue as well. thank you very much for now. that is it for the papers. thank you nigel and jo, you'll both be back at 11.30pm for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow. coming up next, it's meet the author. william boyd is as much at

joining me now, sarah baxter, deputy editor of the sunday times.g hate. lovely to have you both here. i guess this is political activism at its best, a company listening to the concerns of its customers and changing? absolutely not, it is a company being bullied by a small army of twitter and social media patrols, using activism as a weapon against the free press. it is a very sad day for independent media. that his activism, that is what it does, it tries to change the world? paper chase has blundered into accepting the word of a few twitter patrols that mauro less than 2 million readers of the daily mail on saturday i somehow racists, bigots and hate mongers. i am sure paper chase does not want to get involved in that kind of political war. it is an online version of bullying, that you are inviting people to tweet hateful things to a corporation instead of a person? the core concern is that experts have warned that the hate in some of the biggest newspapers is fuelling hate crime oi'i the streets and this is notjust stuff people find offensive an

goldstone now is speaking to sunday times in the uk saying the hardest part is dealing with people's perception of what went on and ultimately having to say nothing. clients have asked me to do crazy stuff. those things don't freak me out. there is nothing harder than saying nothing. it sounds like he is eager to talk. >> sounds like he is eager to talk and it makes me feel much better that the special counsel is looking into all of these things. >> this is the guy that wrote an e-mail promising dirt on hillary clinton and stated the russian government wanted to help elect trump but in this interview with the sunday times he is painting himself as the height man. >> i think mueller is speaking to a lot of people and i can't speak to how much credence. there were a lot of people making a lot of contacts with the campaign and that the russian government was orchestrating a serious operation to really infiltrate the campaign at every point possible. and the unusual thing is how open the campaign was to all of these contacts and that they didn't disclose them any sooner. that is very unu

the pound has weakened after the sunday times reported that 40 conservative members of parliament haveeed to signed a letter of no in u.k. prime minister theresa may. that is just eight shy of the number needed to trigger a leadership challenge. she is struggling to maintain her grip on power after the resignation of two cabinet members and as the eu raises the prospect of brexit talks failing to reach agreement by year end. officialsaudi arabian says the king his not planning to abdicate in favor of his son. speculation that the crown prince will soon ascend to the throne and said application was unthinkable, especially since the 81-year-old king enjoys perfect health. a former cia director says president trump is showing he can be played by vladimir putin when he does not acknowledge russian interference in the 2016 election. john brennan said trump was giving putin a pass and that foreign leaders can appeal to the presidency go and try to play upon his insecurities. john brennan discard that as very, very worrisome from a national security standpoint. has plunged after the cancellat

sunday. this is my first time here, so sunday. pport the public give to the armed forces has been a tremendous honour. give to the armed forces has been a tremendous honourlj tremendous honour. i cannot thank the public enough. forthis tremendous honour. i cannot thank the public enough. for this order to go on operations, knowing that he has got the full backing and support of people back home, family, friends, and the general public, it has been a tremendous honour to be here and see this and feel at first hand. and presumably, things must come to your mind of the two minute silence. you have been an operational tour, severely injured in iraq 200a. what goes through your mind during that silence at 11 o'clock? i'll was think of a young soldier who tragically lost his life oi'i soldier who tragically lost his life on that day, august 12 2004. —— i always think. i also think of all the soldiers who were there that day, because some of them are still suffering from the mental events the experience on that tour. i saw think of the fa

last weekend, the sunday times reported that officers had found pornographic material on one of damianime. in a statement, mr green said this. now, the former metropolitan police commissioner sir paul stephenson, seen here in 2010 with theresa may, says officers also briefed him that pornography had been found. but he also told the bbc that what they saw involved no criminality, no victims, and in his view, no extraordinary public interest. he added that it wasn‘t scotland ya rd‘s role to police the workplace. today, damian green maintained his innocence. today‘s public words don‘t repeat last week‘s assertion the allegation was completely untrue. mr green gave evidence last week to the whitehall inquiry into the claim. it could report back next week. scotland yard won‘t say if it has handed over documents to back up what two former senior officers have now said. but, with two cabinet resignations in a fortnight, the prime minister can ill afford to lose one of her most trusted confidants. hello. i‘m tulsen tollett. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this

and we fall back to standard time early sunday morning. don't forget to reset your time pieces. here's the system moving through tonight and tomorrow, ranks 1 of low intensity. will produce light to moderate rainfall. here's or forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening later tonight. we'll continue to see these pockets of light to moderate rain. overnight the wind becomes heavier and steadier, especially the north bay. then it swings down to northern peninsula and then is south bay. it'll start breaking up tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. up on the east bay nearly half an inch in hay board. up in richmond .06 of an inch. in sierra it will continue to snow. warning in effect until late tomorrow night in sierra. we expect 6 to 8 inches of show. it'll be windy and gusty so dry conditions will be challenging. in the bay area the weather will be in the low 80s. tomorrow's highs under partly cloudy skies with scattered showers will range from upper 50s to about 61 degrees across the board. once again we fall going to standard time over the weekend. sunset tomorrow, 6:08

that is according to the sunday times.hort ofr is just a the amount required to force leadership challenges and they have been under increasing pressure since losing the parliament drink majority in a snap election earlier this year. day's shopping bonanza generated a record 20 53 -- $25.3 billion in sales. the brands nike were some of the big winners. they say alibaba wants to make the event more global in the future. global news 20 for hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. let's get back to one of our top stories. the bahraini foreign minister says iran was responsible for sabotaging an oily between saudi arabia. that willccusation inflame existing tensions. the rhetoric has been very sharp, let's get more contacts on the story. these edits are for the middle east. we are also being joined by john paul. he will be with us the lower. that me start with you. another escalation with the potential for setting up another series of dominoes in what has been a real buildup be

and we fall back to standard time early sunday morning. don't forget to reset your time pieces. here's the system moving through tonight and tomorrow, ranks 1 of low intensity. will produce light to moderate e rainfall. here's or forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening later tonight. we'll continue to see these pockets of light to moderate rain. overnight the wind becomes heavier and steadier, especially the north bay. then it swings down to northern peninsula and then is south bay. it'll start breaking up tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. up on the east bay nearly half an inch in hay board. up in richmond .06 .06 .06 .06 . in sierra it will continue to snow. warning in effect until late tomorrow night in sierra. we expect 6 to 8 inches of show. it'll be windy and gusty so dry conditions will be challenging. in the bay area the weather will be in the low 80s. tomorrow's highs under partly cloudy skies with scattered showers will range from upper 50s to about 61 degrees across the board. once again we fall going to standard time over the weekend. sunset tomorrow,

and then as we head into sunday morning a few spotty showers before we try to clear things out in time for the eagles game on sunday afternoon that next front then comes in on monday afternoon with another chance for showers, and thunderstorms and that is going to then income temperatures back within more time. rain chance saturday night into sunday morning widespread showers but mainly while we are sleeping, monday our next line of showers along a cold front then cooler air arrives tuesday with a stray shower possible. and then overnight it is cool, down to 48 degrees partly cloud ace we head in the weekend we have just talk bit to set those clocks back saturday night into sunday morning for end of the daylight savings time and speaking of sunday your eagles game looks better then last week, could be a passing shower around kick off but nice, mild and possibly even some clearing by end of the game but keep in mind it will get dark by the time people leave that stadium on sunday. monday warm again, showers, 73 s chilly for election day, with chance of showers, 57. >> chilly. >> yes. >>

and then as we head into sunday morning a few spotty showers before we try to clear things out in time for the eagles game on sunday afternoon that next front then comes in on monday afternoon with another chance for showers, and thunderstorms and that is going to then income temperatures back within more time. rain chance saturday night into sunday morning widespread showers but mainly while we are sleeping, monday our next line of showers along a cold front then cooler air arrives tuesday with a stray shower possible. and then overnight it is cool, down to 48 degrees partly cloud ace we head in the weekend we have just talk bit to set those clocks back saturday night into sunday morning for end of the daylight savings time and speaking of sunday your eagles game looks better then last week, could be a passing shower around kick off but nice, mild and possibly even some clearing by end of the game but keep in mind it will get dark by the time people leave that stadium on sunday. monday warm again, showers, 73 s chilly for election day, with chance of showers, 57. >> chilly. >> yes. >>

in an interview with british paper the sunday times, clooney says, quote, i'm 56. the guy that gets the girl anymore, adding, quote, shouldn't the guy that gets the girl. >> we keep wanting to see. >> you got to keep putting a softer lens on the camera until it's no good anymore. >> george also says he just doesn't need the money. in june, he sold his tequila business for a billion dollars. >> you do the math. >> the new dad to 5-month-old twins says he will now focus his career solely on passion projects. when it comes to his latest film, "suburbicon," george says he got paid just $50,000 over two years to produce, co-write, and direct the movie. if clooney quits acting, it would certainly be the end of an era. >> no, that's not all. ♪ his last leading role was 2016's "money monster." . at the time he just celebrated his 55th birthday, and co-star and good friend julia roberts couldn't resist getting in a friendly jab. >> how did you celebrate your birthday? >> crying mostly. crying and drinking. >> it's hard. the face tape comes off when you cry too much. >> it s

in an interview with the british paper "the sunday times," clooney says, quote -- i'm 56.'m not the guy that gets the girl anymore. adding, he, quote, shouldn't be the guy that gets the girl. >> we keep wanting to see you. >> you have to put a softer license on the camera. >> reporter: george also said, he just doesn't need the money. in june, he sold his casamigos tequila company for $1 billion. he says he'll focus on passion projects. when it comes to his latest film, "suburbicon" he says he got paid $50,000 over two years to produce, co-write, and direct the movie. if clooney quits acting, it would be the end of an era. >> sno, that's not all. ♪ >> reporter: his last leading role was 2016's "money monster." he just celebrated his 55th birthday at the time. his co-star and good friend couldn't resist a jab. >> how did you celebrate your birthday? >> crying, mostly. crying and drinking dplp the face tape comes off when you cry too much. >> it snaps. your eyes go, kaboom. face tape. thanks. >> we're going to have a little more with julia a little later in the show. she's t

sunday. if you are up enough early, you could see at a few showers through the midlands and maybe into the south—east but hopefully they will ease away in timeogue shower floating around. elsewhere, most likely chances of showers in 11 o'clock —— at 11 o'clock england and wales. called but nevertheless there should be some good spells of sunshine. a few isolated showers across the east coast of northern ireland and one of two filtering in the far north of scotla nd two filtering in the far north of scotland with the wintry flavour mixed in theirand scotland with the wintry flavour mixed in their and a brisk north north—westerly wind with the potential of showers on the north sea coast and wales and south—west england. sandwiched between the two, dry and sunny but crisp with top temperatures of around six — ten. into monday, it will turn colder still with winds and high pressure quite mean things down and killing off the showers. another frost, a ha rd off the showers. another frost, a hard frost from monday morning. temperatures in rural parts of scotla nd temperatures in rural parts of scotland down to —5 and that it is important because mo

the sunday times, meanwhile, claims that a member of the labour party has died after apparently taking own life amid allegations of sexual misconduct. the mail on sunday alleges that there are links between boris johnson and michael gove‘s bid to persuade theresa may to take a tougher stance on brexit and a russian tycoon. and finally, the sunday express reports that meghan markle is being guarded by royal protection officers as the palace prepares to announce her engagement to prince harry. now on bbc news, the travel show. 20 years ago, dubai set out to become one of the most talked about towns in the world. since then, this young city—state, one of seven emirates in the uae, has largely succeeded. it's become one of the fastest growing tourist destinations on the planet. synonymous with spectacular skyscrapers, gigantic shopping malls and high—end hospitality and also the occasional stories of tourists who fall foul of local customs. but scratch deeper and there's much more to this place. no longer the brash new kid on the block, dubai is now an established hub and one of the world'

"i should have listened to that little voice in my head," he told "the sunday times: of london. adding, "if i'm guilty of anything, and i hate the word guilty, it's hyping the message and going the extra mile for my clients." the trump tower meeting did happen, but all sides insist it was not as juicy as advertised. jared kushner facing new scrutiny about wikileaks. investigators believe it acted as a conduit to leak clinton e-mails. last july, kushner told congress he had no contact with wikileaks, nor did anyone he knew of at the campaign. >> and i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. >> reporter: did receive e-mails about a wikileaks overture to don jr. back in september of 2016, and forwarded them on. >> mr. kushner has been very clear that he will cooperate as he has been, voluntarily, with all bipartisan requests from committees on anything that is relevant. he has done it and he will do it again. >> reporter: kushner now has until november 27th to turn over russia-related documents to senate investigators. tom? >> david, thank you. >>> next

last weekend, the sunday times reported that officers had found pornographic material on one of damian computers. no action was taken at the time. in a statement, mr green said this. now the former metropolitan police commissioner sir paul stephenson, seen here in 2010 with theresa may, says officers also briefed him that pornography had been found. but he also told the bbc that the find involved no criminality, no victims, and in his view, no extraordinary public interest. he added that it wasn't scotland ya rd's role to police the workplace. today, damien green maintained his innocence. today's public words don't repeat last week's assertion the allegation was completely untrue. mr green gave evidence last week to the whitehall inquiry into the claim, which could report back next week. scotland yard won't say if it's handed over documents to back up what two former senior officers have now said, but with two cabinet resignations in a fortnight, the prime minister can ill afford to lose one of her most trusted confidants. dominic casciani, bbc news. ceremonies have taken place across

we're going to bring in our storm impact scale for late saturday into sunday for everyone, a tenth to half an inch of rain. breezy at timesth 0.01. 10:00 sunday morning, the rest of the day on sunday scattered showers, breezy winds. a third of an inch in richmond with three-quarters of an inch in santa rosa. overnight lows tonight. if you're getting a jump on the shopping for early tomorrow, these will be your lows about 6:00 friday morning. 54 degrees in san francisco. 56 in san jose. 52 vallejo. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring more sun. mild, low to mid-70s. upper 60s at the coast. maybe a sprinkle in the north bay. black friday partly cloudy skies. a chance of showers at night on saturday, on and off showers throughout the day on sunday. we're looking at temperatures more in line where they should be for the end of november with sunshine. natasha? >> lisa, just a reminder about the holiday commute, b.a.r.t. is running on a sunday schedule. trains don't start running until 8:00 a.m. a modified schedule. today and friday ace has no trains at all. a live look at the toll plaza, you can see just one car making

last weekend, the sunday times reported that officers had found pornographic material on one of damian parliamentary computers. no action was taken at the time. in a statement, mr green said the story was completely untrue... but now, the former metropolitan police commissioner, sir paul stephenson, seen here in 2010 with theresa may, says he was also aware of the pornography claim. he told the bbc that the find involved no analogy, no victims, and in his view, no extraordinary public interest. this morning, damian green reiterated that the police had not told him about the alleged find. he can only assume that it had now surfaced for all to their motives. this statement did not repeat last week's insistence that the claims we re week's insistence that the claims were untrue. last week, mr green gave evidence to the whitehall enquiry into the claim, which could report as early as next week. he says he has done nothing wrong, and with two cabinet resignations in a fortnight, the prime minister can ill afford to lose one of her most trusted confidants. the environment secretary, michael

he says the story in the sunday times is ‘completely untrue‘ and a ‘political smear,‘ as more claims november also this morning — a warning that patients in england are facing a mental health disaster, because of a shortage of consultant psychiatrists. president trump arrives injapan for a visit that‘s expected to be dominated by discussion of north korea.

last weekend, the sunday times reported that officers had found pornographic material on one of damian parliamentary computers. no action was taken at the time. in a statement, mr green said: now, the former metropolitan police commissioner, sir paul stephenson, seen here in 2010 with theresa may, says he, too, was aware of the pornography claim. he told the bbc that the find involved no criminality, no victims, and in his view, no extraordinary public interest. he added that it was not scotland yard's rolled to police the workplace. today, damian green reiterated his innocence. today's public words. today's public words did not repeat last week's assertion that the allegation was completely untrue. the enquiry could report back next week. scotland yard has not said if it has handed over documents to back up it has handed over documents to back up what they said. with two resignations in a fortnight, the prime minister can ill afford to lose one of her most trusted confidants. veterans, politicians and members of the royal family have taken part in remembrance sunday services commemora