carr. kayak over all the areas of the shipping forecast -- toby carr.pping forecast... there are warnings for gales in south—east iceland. hajek norwegian based on. expected aos iceland. hajek norwegian based on. expected 40s by midnight tonight. the shipping forecast in the uk is the world's first storm warning system. it covers an area from the south coast of iceland and mid atla ntic south coast of iceland and mid atlantic in the west to the danish coast in the east, right down to the north coast of africa. portland, plymouth, north biscay, showers later, good. it broadcasts several times during the day on bbc radio a. it isa times during the day on bbc radio a. it is a pretty big undertaking to paddle in all the areas. the funny thing about the shipping forecast is that i think so few people understand its actual meaning or releva nce, understand its actual meaning or relevance, but so many people love it and enjoy listening to it. so there is this funny balance between its meaning, or its practical meaning, and its cultural meaning, ina meaning, an

i haven't done enough research on camp toby hanna in terms of the logistics of what was there. apparently there was more than one. at 18,000 acres, which made et more of an incentive to have more tanks. we were only in the process of creating, belding our own tanks here in the united states so whatever was there was mostly imported in from either great britain or from france the influenza epidemic, those who survive and so forth. so easily probably 10,000. sir? >> so there's obviously the monument far here on the battlefield. from probably wasn't a visitors center as there is today. >> correct. >> but were there still people coming to gets burg during the time of camp colt that would have also been coming as visitors to check out the monuments? >> yes, they are. camp colt actually became sort of a tourist attraction, especially for a lot of loam people. the next nearest camp in part of pennsylvania would have been -- there was one in middletown. that was in aviation, where the harrisburg international airport is today. that was an air. for the aviation service of the army durin

so could we see a mass casualty event without human responsibility in the future toby was joins us now is a professor of artificial intelligence at the university of new south wales thanks for being with us. have killer robots already been rolled out on battlefields i mean what kind of threat level are we looking at right now. well there are a prototype weapons development but there are very few if any actually operational i mean you could. tell them a century in the d.m.z. between north and south korea is an autonomous weapon however a very basic thought in a very few number of years we. pose potentially large numbers of these weapons operational that's something we like many of my colleagues that was michael. ok you've described these weapon systems as the new weapons of mass destruction can autonomous systems really wield that much power or are they like nuclear weapons and chemical weapons. well they are like nuclear weapons again to weapons is that they have the potential to write large numbers of people they allow us to industrialize to work on a scale that only if you have the w

toby isn't tall but if you have a dream if i can note it down fast enough before it fades. or it's the grandma crossing the intersection and you're thinking is she going to make it and i think about what would happen if she hadn't made it for the moment always sounds so gruesome but ultimately it could be real. although of course i do hope the grandma makes it across. he released his second volume in twenty thirteen intitled instill in the war on quiet nights it was published in russia three years later and sold out within a day. the border closed down lawrence aka flocka has also branched out into writing his twenty fifteen autobiography recounts his life before time when he admits that there on a style of rock was not his thing it's not really i'm no longer afraid of loud music and i know the meaning musicians look and behave the nicer they are off stage . and as the co-author of a vintage model rental company he also gets to indulge in his passion for classic cars. everything from the vibrant world of pop music on facebook at g.w. music story stars and the latest from th

and we still don't know what's happening with toby alderweireld?ked with one move — that's for aston villa's jack grealish. has there been any movement on that? aston villa dispute that he can leave. we are working to a deadline tomorrow. ok, let's run through a few other potential deals — swansea's sam clucas has been linked with a couple of premier league clubs? i think some glucose would like to go. burnley. they are interested in some glucose. i think if he goes anywhere, he will go to burnley. jordan ayew also at swansea, he's trying to force a way out? if he doesn't go, he is in a bit of trouble because he has gone on strike at swansea. crystal palace and full have been spending big along with wolves. they are two of the interesting clubs in here. along with wolves. they are two of the interesting clubs in herelj along with wolves. they are two of the interesting clubs in here. i am sure we will hear much more from you over the next 22.5 hours. staying with football... celtic are in champions league action tonight, as they host aek athens in

this is my architect, toby morris. and after his presentation if you have questions for me personally or my wife i'd be more than happy to come up here. thank you. >> hi, can you hear me here? toby morris, on behalf of the project sponsor. this is the third appeal of this project by the appellant, including the d.r. in 2017 where the project was approved with additional modifications. it's benefitted your applicant. and the appeal with variances upheld here and the site permit. we've had a lot of interaction with the appellant, goossens-larsen. they are reasonable people and they are open to finding common ground. together, for example, we have resolved all of the privacy issues. they remain, however, concerned about the garden and the property values. they believe that the impact on their property will be not a big deal. >> clerk: please stop the time to give you a moment. >> so first a little history. the original proposal for the project -- sorry, if i could get this -- in 2013 was a demolition and new construction

care whether our mark hanging around toby and those wishing. to award your door yet while i walk about julia later tiger at the wall what are the living and working conditions like for these children i don't know though i'm a. little warmer someone i know she mumble mumble i'm in bed you know i walk run ins when i was march out on she said to send me and i'm nearly at the army now so they're gonna say my. son and i said don't i know you're gonna. allow low on a radio one of the only way we are in was going our way to. some people would say that taking children below is illegal working age and placing them in jobs in different towns and cities is human trafficking would you agree with that. we also i don't know. who needed the. irony is that daughter will believes she is helping the families around. even after she says that under aged children. the burden of debt remains. and it's the community's money lenders. so who are these shrewd individuals profiting from their friends and neighbors. you would. need i need i know how do you know. they are.

the news didn't go over with companies such as lime ceo and cofounder toby son said in a statement, today's decision is disappointing, san franciscans deserve an equitable and transparent process when it comes to transportation and mobility. instead, the sf mta has selected inexperienced scooter operators that plan to learn on the job at the expense of the public good. mta says that is not the case, it wanted companies to show a commitment to city values. >> very for criteria for these companies and they had an opportunity to show us their ideas. we are not penalizing anybody for anything other than not meeting high standards. >> reporter: they have been approved for a 12-month permit that will allow them to operate 625 scooters each for the first six months. the number could double in the last six months of the trial period. it comes with an annual permit fee of $25,000. mta says if the companies can't keep their promises, it will revoke the permits immediately. another development out of the state capital, lawmakers with the assembly approved the bill that will allow scooter riders to not

does toby notice?oby, is mummy on her phone a lot? you can and so honestly! a little bit? would you like your mummy to put her phone down a bit more? yes, play together a bit more. every child run the country is nodding. elise, can you identify with what we are hearing from hannah? definitely, it is hard to create a good balance between using your phone and responding to work e—mails or messages coming in. and equally paying attention to the children when you are meant to be switching off. so it is definitely, i think, every parent's challenge and juggling is quite a difficult thing. with or without the smartphone. i think that presents an extra difficulty to have to deal with. is your mummy on the phone too much? no, but sometimes when she is doing with work things because she works with social media so it might bea works with social media so it might be a problem to stay off sometimes. do you get frustrated? yes. my kids say to me, mummy, can you do whatever? i say, say to me, mummy, can you do whate

that republican congressman christopher collinsew of n york is guilty of insider tradi f and lying tobi cgressman collins acted as if the law didn'tpp to him. >> reporter: collins, his son cameron, and his son's future father-in-law steven zarski face 13 criminal counts altogether including securities fraud and false statements to investigators. the crimes revolve around the lian pharmaceutical company innate. according to the indictment on june 22nd last year, innate's ceo informed his board of directors, inclung collins, that the company's critical drug trial had failed. news that was not yetpublic. congressman collins was at a picnic at the white housete and mi after getting the news according to prosecutors, collins calledis son to tell him, breaking federal law. cameron collins m ted quick save his money. >> he sold stock based on thatd in information and he also took that illegal inside information and tipped others. >> reporter: days later, the stock would plummet. according to the indictment, the insider trading allegedly saved the defendants and others over three quarters of a

the i must essex organizer toby is so proud of he says it isn't just a fifty inch car meet it's celebrating the nineteen fifties and sixties as you can hear from the music the guy the cars are the stars of course but the show's. model his music and motors and pay the coach what distinguishes it from the other events is that it's all about bringing together the beach clothes from the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's seventy's cars the music and the whole feeling of that era that site guys feel inside so i don't fossilize nothing to hide. for three days the cars take over the streets of running back there are classics were every you look. you're a good bike from nearby bond is present with his bed for a normal below the camper van was built in britain in one nine hundred fifty eight . so george says it's a very funny vehicle this one has the shortest wheelbase there was maybe that's why bit but it's had to bunk very and so there's only room for a couple by today's standards it's quite under-powered with thirty seven kilowatts back then you could see it was smaller and lighter than a v.w.

let's speak to toby earle, who joins me down the line from southeast london.d comforting as nostalgia. i think it is purely to do with the fact that it harks back to maybe a time where a lot of the viewers were younger and they might now be re—watching it with a different set of eyes. also there is a possibility, as horrific as it might seem, that those people who watched it are now introducing their own teenagers to the show and it ended 14 years ago. there is no reason why that cannot be the case. it is being passed down from an original generation of fans to the next generation of fans. but there are 236 episodes to go through. the bull lake binging. it is all set there waiting and ready to go all stop it is a big nostalgia trip.l charity challenge to sit through episodes in one sitting. only yesterday, kathleen turner, was an interview, and said her experience of appearing on the show when she played chandler's dad, had not been great because frankly it was all lea ky. great because frankly it was all leaky. and i wonder if it was the very close group that

toby alderwireld also back in the spurs side after being heavily linked with a move to united in theloughbrough lightning in the final at the county ground. lizelle lee lead the way early on getting herself six sixes and 104 runs, but with loughbrough chasing 184 to win — they struggled to keep the pace. surrey comfortably sealing victory by 66 runs. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 2230. hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of west london for this year's notting hill carnival. the event attracted a million people over two days. this year, police were granted extra stop—and—search powers in response to a recent increase in violent crime. the event also saw carnival—goers observing a 72—second silence, in memory of the victims of the grenfell tower tragedy. greg mackenzie reports. the final day of the notting hill carnival, awash with the sounds and smells of the caribbean, and the prime example of the capital's diverse communities coming together. we basically got here for the end of the parade and so we decided to make our own

toby from clinic, toby, shot of competition for epipen, do you like, is this going to work?solutely. you have to have competition, in fact, this is just the tip of the iceberg as far as drug charges is concerned. we recently had shortage which is necessary for doing cardiac surgery, we have recently had problem with all the -- with iv solutions which are all manufactured in puerto rico and in fact, we had to go to glass bottles instead of plastic bags because the factory there was put out of business by the hurricane and so we try to keep at the cleveland clinic we try to keep multiple manufacturers so we are not depending on just one but we deal with and every hospital across the country is dealing with drug shortages all of the time just depends on what it is. maria: what about the opioid crisis? do you think that -- who bears responsibility for this opioid crisis? >> well, first of all, last year recent all-time high of 72,000 deaths and really there's -- maria: 72,000 deaths last year of opioid. >> yeah, that's up 10%, but, you know, we are seeing some -- a little bit of

toby quote, the point was not to simply retreat from a corrupt world to survive. demand been a dimension of it but at the heart of the was a question of god. it was that quest that mandated the preservation and the tradition of the monks because they loved what was true and they loved what was beautiful wherever they found it. is crucial as cultural survivor is. they said we christians cannot look at barely keeping our heads above water. we have to search passionately for the truth, reflect recklessly unreality and in so doing, come to terms with what it means to live as authentic christians in the world. education is the most important means of accomplishing this. he told me that retaining the imagination necessary to search for god is going to be in indispensable elements in the preservation of true freedom. aim christian freedom becomes more more limited. michael is putting his money where his mouth is. he was a founder of a classical christian school called the centro academy. it's becoming known nationally for their pioneering education and teaching the class

it without a job either one or as i would do a very large area where there are marking present toby. award winner your door yet while i walk about julia later kyra i had the wrong order the living and working conditions like for these children don't know who i met. someone i know she mumbled. or i walk run ins when i was march out on a ship that descended down near legendary now so they're going to say my. son and i said don't i know you're gonna. allow low on a radio one of the only way we are in was going our way to. where we are some people would say that taking children below is illegal working age and placing them in jobs in different towns and cities is human trafficking would you agree with that. we also i don't know. who needed the. irony is that daughter will believe she is helping the families around. even after she says under-age and underpay children. and it's the community's money lenders. so who all these three individuals profiting from their friends and neighbors. we. need i need i know how do you know. he. is the village seamstress but she doesn't spend much time beh

surrender do much to the government earlier this year before leaving it released detainees from the toby prison witnesses say resident and her colleagues were held there they haven't been found both the government and on a lesser scale the rebels have been accused of cracking down on the opposition more than eighty two thousand people have went disappearing in syria by the syrian government more than eighty two thousand people and their families are still waiting the same goes for to hundreds of people who were abducted and went missing but on the group there is little hope that prison and her colleagues will still be alive there is a long list of peaceful activists fighting for democracy and human rights whose voices have been silenced by those in power. beirut five e.u. countries have agreed to take in one hundred forty one migrants from a rescue ship says it will now allow the m.v. aquarius to dock it ends a four day standoff during which spain tunisia and malta all refuse permission for it to enter they want to the ship to head to libya tunisia or the nearby italian island of lampedu

and europe among the apollo has more from tobi of colombia. in the mountains of western colombia plantations of illicit crops checker the landscape. for individuals harvesting cocoa or marijuana as in the case of whether you live there is no legal crop that will bring in as much money with us but almost. we had expecting to make between eleven and fourteen thousand dollars if the price is in our favor the price is unpredictable like the weather. over the last three years cultivation of illicit crops has skyrocketed in this region. many believe that the issue has already grown out of the control of the national government colombian president even though camp has called illicit crop cultivations like this marijuana field with some around two thousand plants on it in existential threat and has vowed to increase eradication efforts including a crop substitution program for rural farmers i the new president has also announced a policy that includes the deployment of unmanned drones. to spray illicit crops with a chemical herbicide life is a bit of

surrender do much to the government earlier this year before leaving it released detainees from the toby prison witnesses say resign and her colleagues were held there they haven't been found both the government and on a lesser scale the rebels have been accused of cracking down on the opposition. two thousand people have disappeared by the sitting government more than eight hundred thousand people invest families are still waiting the same goes for to hundreds of people who were abducted and went missing on the group there is little hope that prison and her colleagues will still be alive there is a long list of peaceful activists fighting for democracy and human rights whose voices have been silenced by those in power or. beirut at least twenty two schoolchildren have died in sudan after their boat sank while crossing the river nile happened the small town of around seven hundred fifty kilometers north of the capital khartoum the state news agency said the vessel was carrying more than forty people the engine apparently failed and strong currents. more than one hundred migrants rescued

surrender do much to the government earlier this year before leaving it released detainees from the toby prison witnesses say resign and her colleagues were held there they haven't been found both the government and on a lesser scale the rebels have been accused of cracking down on the opposition. thousand people have disappeared by the syrian government more than eight hundred thousand people are still waiting. for to hundreds of people who were abducted and . there is little hope that resign and her colleagues will still be alive there is a long list of peaceful activists fighting for democracy and human rights whose voices have been silenced by those in power. beirut russian investigators want to teenage girls awaiting trial on extremism charges to be released from detention and sent to house arrest families and lawyers say the girls were part of a group that used to meet to discuss politics but was then infiltrated by security agencies for each other the reports from moscow. studiousness is how her parents described maria to public the nineteen year old like japanese comics and wante

. >> toby keith was the ultimate example of all of that. >> with all the generas reacting to 9/11, themost literal and outspoken about it. ♪ >> music there was no opposition to that message. when the war on terror began, they were talking about invading countries. then music had a lot to act in opposition to. >> the dixie chicks are the top country touring act despite their words about the war in iraq. >> when she said we're ashamed of the president, their career took a severe beating. >> protesters used a tractor to smash the group's cds. >> if you want to feel american pride, look no further than the uproar over the dixie chicks. >> how you can say i'm ashamed of the president, come on, man. >> say it. >> they were questioning something that you were just supposed to accept is. >> and it was women doing it, no less. >> these are the dumbest bimbos. >> these are callous women that deserve to be slapped around. >> we're going to boycott you for playing if it if you don't. stop playing it. >> that was the last one you're going to hear. >> country radio turns its back on dixie chicks. >>

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surrender do much to the government earlier this year before leaving it released detainees from the toby prison witnesses say resign and her colleagues were held there they haven't been found both the government and on a lesser scale the rebels have been accused of cracking down on the opposition. two thousand people have disappearing by the sitting government more than eighty four thousand people that families are still waiting the same goes for to hundreds of people who were abducted and went missing on the group there is little hope that prison and her colleagues will still be alive there is a long list of peaceful activists fighting for democracy and human rights whose voices have been silenced by those in power. beirut. libya has condemned forty five officials a former leader daffy to death or accused of carrying out killings at protesting the two thousand and eleven revolution and what became known as the massacre of the abu salim highway mahmud up to wirehead has more from tripoli. the suspects are accused of murdering libyan rebels in two eleven during the uprising that ousted fo

john mayer has written to really find the and toby todd and i think a couple of the others. i love them in their effort to come forward and tell people about their peers. i didn't write it for myself. i wrote up for the guys i was there with. the most incredible people i've ever met in my life, all of whom are old friends of mine. i hope that the book gives you an idea of what it was like to be there and not time. it's not a scholarly work. there is a lot of profanity. it is the viewpoint of someone who was there at the time, who witnessed it at the time and had the impressions of that time. i think it pretty well details what it was like on some of the missions. there is a sequel but it worked on at the same time that will come out if he detailed the last part of my tour and special projects. i hope that they get the book that you enjoy it. i hope you learned something from it, but it doesn't offend you, but at the same time what we went through and why we went through a period so i can take questions now. [applause] >> thank you. >> if you have questions, please go to the

earlier, i spoke to toby earle — tv critic — about this remarkable entertainment phenomenon.o a time that a lot of the viewers were younger and they might be re—watching it with a different set of eyes. also there is the possibility as horrific as it might seem, that those people who watched it are now introducing their own teenagers to the show. it ended 14 years ago. there is no reason why it might not be the case — that it has been passed down from an original generation of fans to the next generation of fans. there are 236 episodes to chew through. people like bingeing. it will take over 82 hours but it is all sat waiting, ready to go. it is a big nostalgia trip. they must set it for themselves as a charity challenge to sit through all the episodes in one sitting. only yesterday kathleen turner was giving an interview which she said, her experience of appearing on friends, when she played chandler's drag queen dad had not been great because she said frankly it was all like a clique. i wonder if it is that that is so appealing. it would all like to have appealing. it would

i think toby really likes meeting kids. that is his favorite thing. he likes to have them pet him and come up to him and he really loves the kids. >> our wag brigade animals can be spotted wearing custom vets and they have custom patches. >> there is never a day that repeats itself and there is never and encounter that repeats itself. we get to do maximum good in a small stretch of time and i have met amazing people who have been thrilled to have the interaction. >> the dogs are here seven days a week, we have 20 dogs and they each come for a two hour shift. >> there is a lot of stress when people have traveling so to from these animals around to ease the stress and help people relax a little bit. i think it's great. >> one of our dogs has special need and that is tristine. he wears a wheel around. >> he has special shoes and a harness and we get it together in the parking lot and then we get on the air train. he loves it. little kids love him because he is a little lower to the ground so easy to reach and he has this big furry head they get to pet an

. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> toby keith was the ultimate example of all of that. ♪ because we'll putto the flag ♪ ♪ and if that bothers you well that's too bad ♪ ♪ and you say we shouldn't worry about bin laden ♪ ♪ have you forgotten >> in music there was no opposition to that message but when the quote unquote war on terror began they were talking about invading countries. well, then music had a lot took the in opposition to. >> the dixie chicks are the top country touring act of the year despite the firestorm unleashed by their words during the first days of the war in iraq. >> we're ashamed that the president of the united states is from texas. >> when natalie maines said we're ashamed the president of the suts our president their career took a beating. >> they used a tractor and their feet to smash their cds. >> look no further than the uproar over the dixie chicks. >> for you to say i'm ashamed the president's from texas? come on, man. >> say it. >> they were questioning something that you were just supposed to accept. and it was women doing it no less. >> i think they are the d

there you go, toby, that is what you can do.s a largely dry story and the best of the sunshine to the east. the southee seeing the best of those temperatures with 30 celsius. this evening there will be a spell of prolonged rain working its way from northern ireland into scotland and then into parts of northern england. temperatures won't fall away too far at all. the area of rain that worked its way into northern england will act as a dividing line as we go through friday. it will be fresher the further north of it, but in the south it remains humid. the south east sector seeing the highest of the temperatures and tomorrow they could peak at around 33 celsius. the further north you are, although temperatures will be down on today they still will be in the low 20s. into the weekend, there will be a north—westerly feed which will gradually squeeze the humid air down towards the south, but it may take a while before it clears completely. even on saturday, temperatures will be in the high 20s, even 30s as we go into the south—east.

there's toby's fat suit. the red plaid shirt jack wore when the house burned down.mony. it fi expensive fabric. get all the design details completely worked out. then we cut the expensive french beaded lace. >> people are asking me whedrs? i'm like it's couture. you cannot. >> always love the fashions. now to tv's hit "dancing with the stars." and we cannot wait for season 27 to kick off september 24th on abc. the pros are going to be announced shortly but these two maks and peta. sqult parents have been busy raising nearly 21-month old shy and going on their cross-country dancing tour this spring. but listen, they always manage to look flawless both of them and peta has a little medical help to help her look her best. >> are there any areas that's been an issue for you the last month or so? >> that smile line here is only on one side. >> the 32-year-old wife to maks and mom to 1-year-old shy has a few problem spots, marks on her forehead, these smile lines and these neck lines. the treatment, dr. diamond's instafacial. >> i think it's kind of like the vampire facia

thank you to toby as well, cliff, who was not in the room thank you to cliff and just everyone at fdd. again, i'm humbled by the opportunity to discuss some of the challenges posed by these pariah states to the united states and other responsible nations, and to address their previous or current violations of their obligations under the nuclear nonproliferation treaty or the chemical weapons conventions, as well as numerous u.n. security council resolutions. iran continues to refuse to provide or acknowledge certain information regarding the military dimensions of its past nuclear activities. the foundation for defense of democracies has been at the forefront of efforts to keep these issues before the american people and to support efforts by president trump and his administration to confront and impose costs on both iran and syria for the totality of their maligned activities. before delving into some of the actions by these regimes which constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to u.s. national security and the global peace and stability, i would like to share a few points of

. >> elmo is elmo and this is will you -- lou lou and that's toby, we're the general masters of sesamet u.n. chief about the life and legacy of his predecessor. he says annan was a guiding force for good. >> i met him for the first time when i was in portugal and when i could witness his commitment and his success in contro verting to solve the problem and to guarantee the independence. and i could see a fantastic diplomat and a man truly committed to values when those values were difficult in the context of the environment, the international community at that moment. and then i was annan invited me for commission for refugees and i could tell you i could witness permanently from him guidance, solidarity, very strong commitment to human rights, to humanitarian cause, but also an enormous political understanding of the problems of the world and an extremely important contribution to solve those same problems and to avoid human suffering. he is, for me, a true inspiration. i do believe that we are feeling an enormous loss not only at the level of the united nations are but the internatio

toby, you say that you have never smoked and you rarely drink. why?f my friends want to stand outside and happy to stand outside and smoke but i will just avoided and talk to them. drinking i agree is a social thing. when you move into sixth form and you are 16 or17, when you move into sixth form and you are 16 or 17, that is a common age for young people to start drinking alcohol. it makes it easier to talk to people. it is not something that i'm necessarily think i need to do when parties or socialising. josh, i will, the un a second. just want to bring in our doctor. this report showing it can cause damage to our arteries even by the age of 17. can you explain what impacta the age of 17. can you explain what impact a bit of smoking and drinking in adolescence can have? as your guests have already said, most young people realise that drinking, especially drinking heavily and certainly smoking when you are a teenager, is going to be unhealthy. this adds some new information about the heart i don't think people realise. previously we assume that you h

to surrender duma to the government earlier this year before leaving it released detainees from the toby prison witnesses say resident and her colleagues were held there they haven't been found both the government and on a lesser scale the rebels have been accused of cracking down on the opposition more than eighty two thousand people have went disappearing and by the syrian government more than eighty two thousand people and their families are still waiting the same goes for to hundreds of people who were abducted and went missing on the group there is little hope that prison and her colleagues will still be alive there is a long list of peaceful activists fighting for democracy and human rights whose voices have been silenced by those in power. beirut now it is being billed as the world's biggest government funded health scheme at least that's what india's prime minister is saying tapping into all the fervor of india's independence day spoken of half a billion poor people being covered by the scheme but there is criticism with some just calling it a gimmick and is under thomas reports

italian yield bonds continue to go higher and as we get into september there's going toby a lot of chatter about the ecb cutting fed in half, ramping up qt and see how the economy deals with that, another fed rate hike and all that next. >> the question before we had about china, do you think this is actually real should the market be moving on this what's happening here? >> i think there's going to be some cosmetic deal done before the mid-term election. i say cosmetic because i don't think there will be very substantial. the chinese will buy more liquefied gas, more soybeans but the real crux of the problem in worry about intellectual property and technology, i think that's going to be way down the line before agreements are done there. >> what do you think about the impact of just a word the chinese are going to come here with some delegation and talk to treasury officials a, is that the reason why we're seeing the dow soar more than 400 points, and what does that tell you of how it's been priced in with the trade war in china >> of the first question of the economic team coming over to

all we have heard from the inside is something that was posted on the toby robinson facebook page. ——ll be celebrating today. this is simply a retrialfor the allegations of content. he has already got that suspended contempt sentence from the previous offence. it is difficult to know whether he will say anything when he comes out. i would imagine his lawyers will tell him not to. he is not the sort of person to keep quiet. in a moment it‘s time for the one o‘clock news with jane hill but first it‘s time for a look at the weather. another warm day. it is a tale of two halves. we have got more close and the weather front moving across northern ireland and scotland, bringing some rain. the best of the sunshine is south—east. we had some done —— sunshine and derbyshire. through the evening we have some damp weather in northern ireland and scotland. it would be raining all time but there will be some heavy bursts of rain. further south temperatures will be in the mid—20s. it is looking largely fine for the first day of cricket. the code will thicken some rain and parts of cumbria. rain and

never-ending stream of trump later news on cable network -- trump related news on cable network, while tobyerkowitz points a finger at trump's strategy. it continues to accelerate because trump has the perfect foil -- the media, and he continues to be overly vertically -- overly aggressive with his aggravation, insults, and unions of fakery. trump on thursday morning started his day by slamming cnn and msnbc's morning joe, saying the were being left in dust by fox, his favorite network. judy in oregon, go ahead. glad to talk to you. i stay up for this program every night, and on this particular subject, i think his resentment morerted mowing -- pointed to the pundits and his translation of what he has to say. in my opinion, c-span is clean and honest. and does theformat presentation of, for example, israeli, his opinion, his speech, they do not comment on it. there are no pundit in the back making any kind of conversation about what he said, or there is an opposing, often there is an opposing politician from the democratic side after a speech that will give their impression or their stance

we had toby on last week.hink he was promoting adopting some of the policies of europe in terms of that we should be reimporting some of these drugs and he realizes that we subsidize the drug development for europe but still thinks we ought to bring back the price controlled drugs into this country to help people afford more, is that the answer? to me it just seems like we're importing price controls which would make us not develop drugs in the future? what's the answer there? >> i mean, you know, i'm not here to bash, as you said, because -- >> bash them a little. >> we all have to be in. i'm challenged also with drug pricing, but at the same time we now are at a stage in health care where we're seeing drugs that can cure, so i don't want to throw out the baby with the bathwater. >> it might be a lot cheaper to take an inexpensive drug than to spend time in the hospital. >> people are prescribed expensive drugs that are not helpful. with the emergence of much more sophisticated diagnostic -- >> what should we

we had toby costco in the studio yesterday. he was a former ceo of cleveland clinic.le to help google on its health care plans as well. take a break. when we come back, tesla's bumpy road getting bumpier. why some are getting worried about getting paid. th.we'll have the most expensive handbag on set with how much it costs, next. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. ♪ ♪ build and run apps anywhere you like, while keeping your competitors at bay. the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. maria: welcome back. new troubles for tess l tesla ts morning. some of the suppliers of the company reportedly are worried that the company turned into too big of a financial risk. consumer edge research says elon musk could benefit from hiring a new ceo. we have details from lauren. lauren: he has four companies he heads up right now. we'll talk about tesla another day.

scale of the operation but is pretty different than knowingly concealing campaign spending as pleaded tobyon women that they are trying to silence. and which is routinely prosecuted in criminal court as with the fraud case against john edwards under the obama justice department. here's the president on fox news explaining why he thinks cohen flipped. >> he makes a better deal when he uses me like everybody else. one of the reasons why i respect paul manafort so much is he went through that trial -- you know they make up stories. people make up stories. this whole thing about flipping, they call it. i know all about flipping. for 30, 40 years i've been watching flippers. everything is wonderful and then they get ten years in jail and they flip on whoever the next highest one is or as high as you can go. it almost sort of ought to be outlawed. it's not fair. if somebody is going to spend five years like michael cohen or ten years or 15 years in jail because of a taxicab industry, because he defrauded some bank the last two were the tiny one, campaign violations are considered not a big deal,

like having fun and music and party, but dance wise, i went toe a musical on thursday, with my friend tobyife i can't do, it inspires me to want to learn it.” don't think fitness is going to be annish shepherd's bush. anybody who follows you on social media, you get up follows you on social media, you get up to all sorts in the gym. you have really got balance. that was taken quickly and i fell to the floor. i have been training and doing running and weightlifting, not for strictly, just for life in general, but i think i will have to get more co—ordination and rhythm. think i will have to get more co-ordination and rhythm. are you a big, have you been watching the show for years? i have, and since i knew i was going to be in it i have been furiously going back years on youtube and trying to get sort of hints and stuff. but sometimes watching makes you more nervous, watching makes you more nervous, watching how quickly they move and in the heels and lodge dresses. it is daunting. last year, we will look at debbie mcgee who did brilliantly. she was really good. he was fantastic. one of the