>> tomi: this is the president style and it's effective.emember when he was calling kim jong un rocket man, the left was freaking out and said he was going to cause world war iii because the way he was talking about his and being bigger. this is how this president operates in its effective. you can look back and you can say maybe that's not how a president should act, we had a president that acted like a president should act for eight years and where did we get with iran and north korea and with the united states in the world stage? we got nowhere. now we have a president that sends out to east to make us chuckle but he gets the job done. end of the day, that's what's important. >> harris: in the next 50 minutes or so, we are expecting a verdict, a sentencing to come down for bill cosby just in the last 24 hours or so with sexual misconduct allegations against him and then a case proven against him we've been waiting to hear what that sentence would be. his defenders say that he is 81 years old and that some of that should just be served in

this is tomy at the start of the race injuly.vy commander is no stranger to extreme conditions — he completed the same round—the—world challenge in 2013. it's a 30,000—mile nonstop solo race. competitors had set off from france on the first ofjuly. they'd been tracking down the west coast of africa. tomy had moved into third place when he got into trouble nearly 2,000 miles off the west coast of australia. he's now stranded in the middle of indian ocean. and this almost the suhaili lap of honour... sir robin knox—johnston was the first man to sail round the world single—handedly back in 1968. tomy's yacht is a replica of sir robin's — the pair are close friends. abhilash is a tough guy, i mean, he's the first indian to go solo nonstop around the world, so he's experienced, he's been there down before, he's a naval officer, he knows what he's up to, he's very resourceful. help is on the way. this morning, the indian air force located his yacht. rival competitor gregor mcguckin is expected to reach tomy with medical supplies by fir

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this is tomy at the start of the race injuly. commander is no stranger to extreme conditions — he completed the same round—the—world challenge in 2013. it's a 30,000—mile nonstop solo race. competitors had set off from france on the 1st ofjuly. they'd been tracking down the west coast of africa. tomy had moved into third place when he got into trouble nearly 2000 miles off the west coast of australia. he's now stranded in the middle of indian ocean. this almost the suhaili lap of honour... sir robin knox—johnston was the first man to sail round the world single—handedly back in 1968. tomy‘s yacht is a replica of sir robin's — the pair are close friends. abhilash is a tough guy, i mean, he's the first indian to go solo nonstop around the world, so he's experienced, he's been there before, he's a naval officer, he knows what he's up to, he's very resourceful. help is on the way. this morning, the indian air force located his yacht. rival competitor gregor mcguckin is expected to reach him with medical supplies by first light, while

made it to tomy, the conditions were pretty good. there were 2m seas, 25 knot winds. first aid to tomy, and were able than to put him into the zodiacs, get him back to the ship. the rescue mission was an international operation, co—ordinated here in australia, some 2,000 miles from the damaged boat. it's one of the most remote areas of the planet, almost equidistant from any of the search—and—rescue facilities, so the fact we've got something there as quickly as we have is really good news. the rescuers also picked up the irish sailor gregor mcguckin roughly 30 miles away, who'd been on his way to help his co—competitor, after his yacht was also damaged in the storm. both men will be taken to hospital on nearby amsterdam island. only then will the full extent of abhilash tomy‘s injuries become clear. but, for now, the sailing fraternity is simply relieved that he has been found alive. an american man who was paralysed from the waist down after crashing his snowmobile has made medical history by walking with the aide of an electrical implant. doctors in the us used an

they launched two zodiacs, made it to tomy, the conditions were pretty good. immediate first aid to tomy, and were able than to put him into the zodiacs, get him back to the ship. the rescue mission was an international operation, co—ordinated here in australia, some 2000 miles from the damaged vote. co—ordinated here in australia, some 2000 miles from the damaged votem is one of the most remote areas of the planet, almost equities than from any of the search and rescue facilities, so the fact we got something there as quickly as we haveis something there as quickly as we have is really good news. the rescue was also picked up the irish sailor roughly 30 miles away, who had been on his way to help his co— competitor after his yacht was also damaged in the storm. both men will be taken to hospital on nearby amsterdam islands. 0nly be taken to hospital on nearby amsterdam islands. only then will the full extent of abhilash tomy‘s injuries become clear. but, for now, the sailing fraternity is simply relieved that he has been found alive. stay with us on bbc news.

they launched two zodiacs, made it to tomy. the conditions were pretty good.mediate first aid to tomy and were able then to put him into the zodiacs, get him back to the ship. the rescue mission was an international operation, coordinated here in australia, some 2000 miles away from the damaged boat. it's one of the most remote areas on the planet, almost equidistant from any of the search and rescue facilities so the fact we've got something there as quickly as we have is really good news and we hope for the best possible outcome when we get there. the rescuers are now trying to reach irish sailor gregor mcguckin, whose yacht was also damaged in the storm, leaving him unable to finish the race. both men will be taken to safety on amsterdam island. only then will be full extent of abhilash tomy‘s injuries become clear but, for now, the sailing fraternity is simply relieved that he has been found alive. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. it's being described as one of the great sporting comebacks. less than a year ago, tiger woods was ranked world number 1,199 a

tomy has a replica of his boat and they're good friends. he is his prison is done of before.p is on the way. this morning indian air force located to's yacht. his rival is expected to reach him with medical supplies by first light. while it is hoped that a french fisheries vessel is close behind back and take them to safety. let's return to the labour party conference. a new £560 million tax on second homes has been proposed by the labour party to help tackle homelessness. under the plans, those who use their second properties as holiday homes would face an extra bill equivalent to double the rate of council tax. shadow housing secretaryjohn healey said it's only right that those with a second home help those with no home at all. let's go to liverpool and speak to anne ashworth, property and personal finance editor at the times. lovely to see you. busy day for you iam lovely to see you. busy day for you i am sore. there have been a lot of ideas brought up. but what you make of this one, this tax on second homes on holiday homes? well housing is top of the agenda at the confer

only then will the ful extent of tomy's injuries become clear. for now, the sailing fraternity is relved that he was found alive. laura: what a scue. remember, you can find much more on all the day's news at our website. plus, to see what are working on at any time, make sure to check us out on twitter. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you for watching "world news >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to lework around your lifes, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latestn headlines you ust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this preion is made possible by thfreeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it stas with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we begin toch isel.we trip away everything that stands in the way to reveal newl possies. at purepoint financial, we have designed our modern approach to banking around you -- your plans, your goals, yo

tomi, what do you think about that? >> it's really interesting. do live in california so i can tell you can go to school three-quarters naked but how dare you use a straw. i'm story, this might not be politically correct, if you go to a school dressed like a hoochie, you're going to get streeted like a highwa hoochie. that may not be fair but it's reality. jesse: i'm sorry, i was laughing at the way you were describing the midriffs for stuff. what we're talking about is not the way that women dress or hoochie or no hoochie or how they're being treated. a man decide how they're going to treat a woman based on their issues. second to that, talk about the schools that haven't been funded. charter schools -- jesse: you're bringing it back to the subject. >> we're talking about mitt mid? we have schools that don't have textbooks and overcrowded school rooms. jesse: ladies, always fun. >>> up next, are bert and ernie gay? guess who, diamond and silk have some thoughts. >>> and then, a man was abducted by aliens. he says he was. and he's here to tell us

they launched two zodiacs, made it to tomy. the conditions were pretty good.to tomy and were able then to put him into the zodiacs, get him back to the ship. the rescue mission was an international operation, coordinated here in australia, some 2000 miles away from the damaged boat. it's one of the most remote areas on the planet, almost equidistant from any of the search and rescue facilities so the fact we've got something there as quickly as we have is really good news and we hope for the best possible outcome when we get there. the rescuers are now trying to reach irish sailor gregor mcguckin, whose yacht was also damaged in the storm, leaving him unable to finish the race. both men will be taken to safety on amsterdam island. only then will the full extent of abhilash tomy‘s injuries become clear but, for now, the sailing fraternity is simply relieved that he has been found alive. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. let's cross to the labour conference in liverpool. we can hear from the shadow work and pensions secretary margaret greenwood. 0ver greenwood.

abhilash tomy, an indian national, suffered a back injury when his vessel was damaged during a violentnd france are all sending help. 0ur correspondent hywel griffith has more. confident and capable, this was abhilash tomy at the beginning of the 30,000 mile race around the world. the indian naval officer set off from france on july 1st, sailing down around the western coast of africa before heading into the indian ocean. there, with his yacht in third place, he hit 45 foot waves, which rolled his vessel 360 degrees and broke his mast. he sent a distress message saying... he is now confined to his bunk. an aircraft has spotted his yacht nearly 2,000 miles off the coast of australia. the race is now on to reach him. the boat is a replica of the first yacht to be sailed around the world single—handedly 50 years ago, by sir robin knox—johnston. the first to reach him may be another competitor, gregor mcguckin, whose boat was also damaged in the storm. a french patrol vessel and an australian frigate are also on the way to try to bring them to safety. hywel griffith, bbc news. in the past

but the investigation was prompted by a customer who said they got sick eating at tomi. >> it's hard to get rid of a problem of this sort. we have closed them now and won't have them reopen until we think the problem is solved. >> it will be cloetsed until at least next wednesday. when they have hearing with the county. reporting live in concord. >>> okay. thank you. let's turn to the weather forecast. outside a live look at san jose. we can show you where it is nice outside. pret sunny. let's bring jeff in now. nice outside today. what about the weekend? >> it wilt not uncomfortably ho. for the labor day weekend. the 24 hour temperature change is showing the increase temperatures already today. up anywhere from two to nine degrees hotter. and every bit of this heat is coming from high pressure. which is building in from the south. now we have some smoke, heaviest is moving into nevada. with some of the through the weekend. we'll see haze as well. here's the break down on tomorrow. warmest temperature inland and east bay. 10:00 at 69 degrees. that's totally doable. 3:00 p.m. up to th

they launched two zodiacs, made it to tomy. the conditions were pretty good. the rescue mission was an international operation, coordinated here in australia, some 2000 miles away from the damaged boat. it's one of the most remote areas on the planet, almost equidistant from any of the search and rescue facilities so the fact we've got something there as quickly as we have is really good news and we hope for the best possible outcome when we get there. the rescuers are now trying to reach irish sailor gregor mcguckin, whose yacht was also damaged in the storm, leaving him unable to finish the race. both men will be taken to safety on amsterdam island. only then will be full extent of abhilash tomy‘s injuries become clear but, for now, the sailing fraternity is simply relieved that he has been found alive. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. i'm a scaredy—cat so i would just have stayed on dry land on that one. there was a period, very recently, where the only time you thought about tiger woods was to wonder when the official retirement announcement was going to

i have to warn you that this report by the bbc s africa security correspondent, tomi 0ladipo, contains led to their deaths. they had been led to their deaths. the soldiers accuse them of belonging to the jihadists group. in the final scene of this video, too graphic to show, they are blindfolded, forced the ground and shot at close range 22 times. 0ne blindfolded, forced the ground and shot at close range 22 times. one of the women still has the baby strapped to her back. some claim this atrocity to place in mali. 0thers this atrocity to place in mali. others say it was filmed in the far north of cameroon where government soldiers have been fighting boko haram since 2014. a detailed bbc investigation has proved where this happened, when it happened and who is responsible for this atrocity. in latejuly, we received a tip—off from a cameroon source. close to the lb, we found a match for this ridgeline. it places the scene on a dirt road just outside a village. the video also reveals this track, these buildings and these trees. putting all this evidence together, we can see the killings h

they launched two zodiacs, made it to tomy. the conditions were pretty good.n board, they applied immediate first aid to tomy and were able then to put him into the zodiacs, get him back to the ship. the rescue mission was an international operation, coordinated here in australia, some 2000 miles away from the damaged boat. it's one of the most remote areas on the planet, almost equidistant from any of the search and rescue facilities, so the fact we've got something there as quickly as we have is really good news. the rescuers are now trying to reach irish sailor gregor mcguckin, almost 30 miles away, who had been on his way to help his co—competitor, after his yacht was also damaged in the storm. both men will be taken to safety on amsterdam island. only then will be full extent of abhilash tomy‘s injuries become clear but, for now, the sailing fraternity is simply relieved that he has been found alive. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. inafew in a few moments we will be joined by the senior labour mp hilary benn and we will ask him from his perspective on w

six restaurants at sun valley tomi seafood buffet is the latest. the rest reopened.ealth department says the owner needs to get involved. owner says he's working with the health department to sort out the issue. tomi will be closed till at least wednesday into a popular spot in the east bay is about to varnish, the secret sidewalk. in fremont's niles canyon area. the property at the top of old springs aqueduct is owned by mission clay products that manufacturers sewer pipes. the company told us that the secret sidewalk is aty an need to be removed. nature lovers want more answers. >> i feel bad for it, like i said, it's an artifact. it would be nice if they could have left or can leave just a representative section of it. so people can see. >> clear if the area will be used for development. san francisco puc says it must be notified about any development project and so far. >> last call a bill to extend bar hours in san francisco is closer to happen. it was authored for state senator weiner to extend the hours to 4:00 a.m. it crossed a hurdle yesterday passing the le

can you describe to us what you and abhilash tomy it might be thinking then?, and you put your heart and your soul into any journey like this, and to have it sort of stripped away in just one moment in time, i remember when my mast broke in the southern ocean and it was the most horrendous sound of just metal on metal grinding and shrieking and the whole boat shuddering, and you are completely and utterly on your own. i was extremely fortunate in my situation that i didn't suffer any major injuries, but i can only imagine how much more terrifying that situation would have been having been injured and unknowing of how much of an injury he must have sustained at that time. but yes, to get tossed around yourcabin like that time. but yes, to get tossed around your cabin like that, you feel so insignificant against mother nature. how do you keep the faith? i think for me it was a lot about the preparation and understanding that i had the right skill set to survive. and i'm sure the other sailor went through that same mental process. and even though you are isolated

our correspondent tomi oladipo reports from nairobi.gabire left prison in kigali. previously known as an outspoken critic of the rwandan government, she now says her pardon could be a sign of her country's political space opening up. translation: i have been in prison for eight years, but i have kept myself informed of the current state of the country. rwanda is growing and i am convinced that we can do much more by being united. i have no doubt that people may have differences and different points of view. it is the starting point to build our country in peace, having different points of view, without hindrance. miss ingabire returned to rwanda from her residence in the netherlands in 2010 to take part in presidential elections, but she was soon arrested and found guilty of multiple charges, including belittling rwanda's 1994 genocide. she denied the charges brought against her. among the other prisoners who were released early was kizito mihigo, a popular musician who had beenjailed for ten years for plotting to kill the president. to

solo yachtsman abhilash tomy is stranded about 2000 miles off the coast of western australia after his message saying he has a severe back injury and is immobilised. race organisers say that he is "as far from help as you can possibly be". joining us now is barry pickthall, he's the media director for the golden globe race and he has been in conatct with abhilash tomy. barry, how does something like this happen? just tell us a bit more about the sailor and his predicament. well, he is a very experienced yachtsman. he has already completed a solo navigation. the front—end of the fleet was hit by a huge storm on friday, thursday friday, 70 knot winds, 15 metre seas. and two of the yachts, including his work dismasted. and the other is the irishman. and he is ok. aegis suffered a few bruises, i think. and he is now set up a jury rig. he is about 40 miles from that position and he is likely to be the first person on the scene. but he's making about three knots. it is still very rough conditions there. it is about 40 knot winds. in five or six metre seas. so the hope is that one of the riva

confident and capable, this was abhilash tomy at the beginning of a 30,000 mile race around the world from france on july the indian naval officer set off from france onjuly one, sailing down around the western coast of africa for heading into the indian 0cean. there, with his yacht in third place, he hit 45 foot waves, which rolled his vessel 300 60 degrees and broke his master. —— 360 degrees. he sent a distress message saying... he is now confined to his bunk. and aircraft has spotted his yacht nearly 2000 miles off the coast of australia. the race is now on to reach. the boat is a replica of the first yacht to be sailed around the world single—handedly 50 yea rs around the world single—handedly 50 years ago by sir robin knox—johnston. the first to reach and maybe another competitor, gregor mcguckin, who spoke was also damaged in the storm. a french naval ship is on the way to bring him to safety. amazing story. in the age of which we live, social media obsession. radio one breakfast show host greg james has announced he's married his partner bella mackie seven months after she pro

director.he environmental this is the second time tomi has been closed this month. along with six others. all closed due to related health code violations. >> it was shocking. because you would think that it would be clean. >> all but one have reopened. the problem has become widespread the county sent a letter to the mall. with steps to address the health concern. in an e-mail the mall responded saying they are cooperating. and will continue to actively manage issues found to ensure the health and safety of the guests. they can't link the problem to food contamination. but the investigation was prompted by a customer who said they got sick eating at tomi. >> it's hard to get rid of a problem like this. we have closed them now and won't have them reopen until we think the problem is solved. >> it will be closed until at least next wednesday. that's when they have hearing with the county. to see how they how far they are in their progress. >> shot by officers in south pasadena today. it was yesterday. investigators say she was having a seizure. and when officers arri

tomi oladipo, thank you so much.ern that is regularly raised by newswatch viewers is over interviews with people who have just undergone all witnessed traumatic events such as a terrorist attack. after last yea r‘s events such as a terrorist attack. after last year's terrorist attack at the manchester arena number of viewers posted online there are objections to how the story was being covered by some members of the press. a twitter user called laura said she had to turn the tv off... and sue agreed... well, the bbc has developed new training for its journalists on how to handle such interviews and to tell us more i am joined by senior reporterjoe healy and from salford judith moritz. judith, first, you reported on the aftermath of the manchester are ringing —— arena bombing. what were the experiences of some of the survivors and relatives who died? i think in the first moments, the first day, couple of days of the attack, it was a very intense time. it was relatively chaotic. news was very quickly rolling round the

steve: thank you so much, antonio, tomi and anne, follow us, mark levin is up next. when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello america. i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests, bradley smith, how are you my friend? great to see you, gregg jarrett, good to see you. >> good to be here. mark: briefly, everybody knows who you guys are, we're going to do this anyway, just in case. you were commissioner at the federal election commission, starting in 2000. you were chairman at one point. you graduated from harvard law school, and you were confirmed to the fec in

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tomi sushi will remain closed..until the health department has its administrative hearing next week..we're live in concord gayle ong kron4 news. a live look outside on this friday night lawrence is here with the holiday weekend forecast.. lawrence karnow: high pressure began to build back into the bay area today and helped warm the temperatures. skies cleared out earlier too with highs in the mid 80s inland and 70s around the bay and 60s at coast. it will be a mostly clear this evening before patchy fog returns to the bay. on the satellite you can see the ridge of high pressure building overhead. we will likely see more of a northerly component to the wind which will keep the fog to a minimum and warm us up. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay, and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. we could see some 90s on sunday with slightly cooler temperatures on labor day. into next week. week.into next and warm well into next week. (ken) in the south bay....crime, especially burglariare on the rise in san jose.(pam) now - police have set up a special

this week and we spent tomi lahren out to see what californians thought about nike's new ad.iliar with a gentleman named colin kaepernick. >> he is a basketball player, right? >> do you know who colin kaepernick is? >> i have no idea. i do not watch television. i would not watch this. >> nike has announced colin kaepernick the new face, did they make a good choice? >> yes, because he legitimately does protest in a good way. >> do you think they made a good choice? >> talk to me in a month when the stock goes down. >> i respect what he does. i think that everybody should have the choice whether they want to stand up or not. >> i personally do not agree with that type of protest, but if nike chooses him and they think that he has the best one, then so be it. >> do you think it is smart for businesses to stop with the politics? >> to mind, yes, but it is where do you draw the line? >> sean: i set it last season, for me, i do not support boycotts, saturday is my football day. i'm just sick and tired of it. too many men fought, bled, died under that flag, it should be one thing th

kid had a speech impediment and tried to talk but a lot of people didn't understand me and my body tomie i belong to the boy but i thought with. that up along with the girl. i didn't know which way to go i wanted to be like my sisters i thought i should be like my fifth to earth and where my older sisters started wearing make up. with them or make.

he set up —— but he was not injured and he set up the ridge and he sailed close to where abhilash tomywas another storm and the ship was... it was touch and go as to who would be there first. it isa go as to who would be there first. it is a tale of some drama and heroics at sea involving both of these guys. absolutely. as it happens, the rescue could not have been further away from land. it is medway in the indian ocean —— midway in the indian 0cean indian ocean —— midway in the indian ocean and refurbished anyone has ever been rescued. describe what they encountered out that seat that caused such terrible problems for them. there was a huge storm on thursday and friday and both were down and had rigged damage to start with but working to immune —— but were continuing on and they were both hit by these huge seas. 15 metre seas, thatis by these huge seas. 15 metre seas, that is huge, these boats are only 36 foot long. both were rolled over 360 degrees, both skippers were down below and relatively safe but when the boat goes upside down you are standing on the floral won and lying on yo

when we come back, "hannity" monologue, nike making colin kaepernick the new face of the company, tomiand reaction jesse and jessica, whose world? we will find out. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: opening weekend nfl is around the corner, but saturday is my football day, colin kaepernick back in the news, did not make the roster of any pro team coming at three bad years before that. nike is making him of the face of a new ad campaign, that is the subject of ted knight's mini monologue. former nfl order back colin kaepernick not new to controversy, he frequently used the nfl as a public platform to to -- police brutality and an ongoing oppression of minorities in the country, he famously refused to stand for than national anthem, leading others in on the field to do the same, look at the socks that he wore with police officers depicted as pigs. he wore it in practice. even don a t-shirt featuring cuban dictator fidel castro during a game against the miami dolphins, nike is now using colin kaepernick to headline their new ad campaign and the words you see on your screen say "believe in some

what do you think, tomi?hen we are talking about hillary clinton's strong character the math doesn't add up there. when we are talking about universities and professors that are teaching children things like, this teaching college students things like this and we wonder why kids aren't able to get jobs after they graduate this is why. teachers are spending more time with liberal indoctrination than teaching things very important like math. it's a disservice to the student. i hope at some point students and parents and teachers will call out their fellow administrators or fellow professors and end this because it's louisville ridiculous at this point. i mean, my goodness a class on hillary clinton's strong character despised as a math course? ridiculous. steve: i don't know how exactly the professor's name is mark fibrini finite mathematics and talks about hillary clinton. i don't get it. ed: what's the connection? steve: tomi, thank you very much. have a great week out there in california. ainsley: reading wr

two weeks after being shut down by the contra costa health department,tomi japanese seafood buffet the second time.. photos show the restaurant windows covered with paper and a sign by the health department that says closed due to a rodent infestation the news not sitting well with customersbut the restaurant posted this sign notifying them to call this number for updates downstairs.. the health department closed five other restaurants this month --all have complied with the necessary orders to re-open and was business as usual friday but will people still eat here?a statement from the sunvalley shopping center tells kron 4"we have always maintained the highest standards in our common areas, and ask the same of our tenants in the leased spaces.. we will continue to actively manage any issues found to ensure the health and safety of our guests." ( marty ) still ahead ...college football is back.mark carpenter has the highlights from stanfords opening game. (ácommercialá) when you start sleeping on a tempur-pedic, the differenc