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you know so many times we think of tornadoes and tornadoes touching down. we think about them in very. but when we're talking about. of texas. so certainly very concerning and from some of video that s and some of we've seen it was actually hard to see where this tornado was because of how dark it was outside the live picture showing us just how dark it is in the area and all the damage that is there. >>us which includes the love field area you're familiar with this that's that area that was especially hard. no injuries have been confirmed so far as of 11:00pm a dallas time but first responders as we seeing here have been going door to door to some neighborhoods to check on residents. the tornadoes route according to some meteorologists and we'll check in with breeze in a minute stretched about 17 mile also the path of that damage may not have been continuous throughout all of that to look a woman there holding her dog and you can also hear the alarms were sounding that was a big warning for people in the area that a tornado was coming and we're watching no

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weinstein reporting and her folks got in touch and said we hear you're working out a big story soundedery concerned and tried to cancel that interview over the weinstein over the weinstein stuff there are claims that clinton's publicist approached him and pressured him to drop the story that what he says was weinstein's behest clinton's press people tried to distance themselves from the scandal. i genuinely respect ronan's work but have no idea what weinstein was saying to people to save himself what i do know is simple i've already rejected the weinstein co proposed talk about the election before talking to if i misrepresented facts it wouldn't be the 1st time n.b.c. denied any wrongdoing n.b.c. news signed the harvey weinstein's story to ronen we completely supported it over many months with resources both financial and editorial after 7 months without one victim witness on the record he simply didn't have a story that mess our standard for broadcast nor that of any major news organization. now for n.b.c. to say that ronan farrow didn't have a story has got to be embarrassing at this

the plane king of it him touching my leg.rubbing up and down my leg and and that was the thing that was like well that's not supposed to be happening. joseph is not alone several other men have come forward in a series of exclusive interviews with fault lines. they allege years of abuse at the hands of father john patrick in catholic schools across new york city he just said that it's. close sunday everybody. sparking the latest revelations in a decades old scandal that's shaken the catholic church to its foundation going to spare us 2 months of the tough mark on the family right timothy dolan the archbishop of new york told the 2 and a half 1000000 catholics under his watch to rest assured i heard that what you want is how debility transparency and action to counter the same he claimed that there were no active priest space incredible abuse allegations in his archdiocese clergy abuse he said was largely a problem of the past. our investigation into father patrick revealed a different story while they were allowing these thes

jeff, get in touch. in the financial times, iam jeff, get in touch.l times, i am glad they picked up on this story. this was some office for national statistics data which was out on thursday about working pa rents. out on thursday about working parents. saying that the proportion of uk mothers in work has now hit a record high. this is something we are also seeing across europe. i think we have a graph we can show viewers as well. yes, so europe is actually leading us but we are definitely on the right track. we are the third—largest now in not quite up there with the netherlands 01’ quite up there with the netherlands or denmark, but we're not far away. 7596 or denmark, but we're not far away. 75% of women are in employment, that is fantastic news. largely down to the fact that there is a massive difference between women born in the 19805 difference between women born in the 1980s who have degrees and women born in the 1960s who have degrees. there is a generational cohort as well. if you have more mothers who have degrees, they are more likely to b

there are benefits and pitfalls, get in touch. you're watching worklife.the uk economy to care for a loved—one at nearly at nearly $2 billion a year. that's just weighing up the cost in the uk. we have been asking you to get in touch about your experiences of being a carer, use ahashtag if you want to do that on twitter. perfumes and aftershave are often the go—to presents for loved ones and even youself when shopping in duty—free! are you into perfumes and smells?” usually whizz through that section just to get two departures quickly. indeed, it's quite pricey as a rule. it isa indeed, it's quite pricey as a rule. it is a bit ofa indeed, it's quite pricey as a rule. it is a bit of a treat for most. but as you're trying out all the different fragrances i bet you've never thought about the white bits of card you use to help you pick your scent. well, our next guest has made a business out of them. andy hudson, the founder of maximise is here. welcome. i have got a selection here of what we actually produce, yes. come on, hand them over. are they smelling or

your country is in no way says among south america's problematic economies is he really that alba touch with reality well i think that in part approach mr president but the government in general but also the leading more in more general sense i mean there are many many people in this country who are very rich who are not really understanding there are many people on the streets normalcy the sense try to link to 2 to come till the end of the month because the summer resort not good enough so to say and because all those who are completely out of touch are saying certain things and generate more and more attention and this is i would say one of the main problems that we're seeing nowadays and he's probably one of the reasons why the protestant are scaling up so to say what did you make last night of the president's speech where he said he basically blamed the protests on students calling them young delete quints and he said that the country is at war with evil that's not that's not a positive constructive language coming from your leader is. exactly anything this is part of the problem we

does recognizance flights and training so that sounds a lot more soft touch than what she said 1st i mean it's still a question does that mean should the german army join this operation. well this is the question she successfully ducked by saying that she acts upon the request of the german parliament this is something that has hampered germany in also in nato but in all kinds of alliances so quite clearly this is somebody who wants to kick start a debate also here in germany i think there's a very large proportion of playing this to a domestic oil unsealed despite being a very international question we can also listen to islam but that we have on that . as a system of this is 1st of all a proposal by making his party leader and as defense minister i know it's a proposal that is supported by many defense and foreign policy experts in my party . before going public with this recommendation i informed the chancellor and this will definitely be discussed within the government but we can't simply talk about europe needing to be more than a bystander we must come up with our own proposals

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in northern scotland it is a mild —— a touch of frost for some of us mild —— a touch of frost for somecoastal gales in the north and south, and lots of hill fog down towards the south—west of england with this mild air. you can see the temperature contrasts across the uk. into saturday morning, the rain still falling, on the hills we could see something up to this, lower levels won't see as much as this, but there is a flood risk from it. there are some weather warnings in force, details on the website. there could be some disruption as a result. always good to keep in touch with your bbc local radio stations. it'll still be raining saturday morning. northern ireland come into scotland, clearer skies, especially the further north you are. some showers wintry on hills. a really mild start for the south and south—east of england. the rain moves away from those wettest parts of england and wales on saturday, into east anglia, and south west england. that cold air will move ever further southwards, just clinging on to the mild air by the end of saturday afternoon into the south—east. there

it could happen and if it does happen, touch way. i wa nt to and if it does happen, touch way. want to be there when he does for him. -- want to be there when he does for him. —— touch wood that it does happen. tiger woods has equalled the pga tour record of 82 tournament wins. he did it by winning zozo championship injapan — his first event since having his fifth knee operation nine weeks ago. he won his first pga title 23 years ago this month. he has come back and look at the very first opportunity, he has one and in so doing, he has moved alongside sam sneed, one of the legendary records in the game of golf. an 82nd victory. he met sam as a five—year—old and sneed was quite impressed because that little five—year—old tiger woods was able to get the ball out of the water and make a bogey on the part three. my goodness me, and the 23 years of his professional career, tiger woods has just rewritten record book at the 23 yea rs of just rewritten record book at the 23 years of his professional career, tiger woods has just rewritten record book after record book. let's bring you u

because the summer resort not good enough so to say and because all those who are completely out of touchare saying certain things and generate more and more attention and this is i would say one thing the main problems that we're seeing nowadays and these probably one of the reasons why the protestant are scaling up so to say what did you make last night of the president's speech where he said he basically blamed the protests on students calling them young delinquents and he said that the country is at war with evil that's not that's not a positive constructive language coming from your leader is. exactly anything this is part of the problem we have a government at the moment and e's not doing what we should expect instant instead of saying that he understand the cause of the problem and he understands that this regime is not the easy one but he wants to stop the style of he's doing inside the opposite he's saying that we need more repression of course a reason big problem because of the riots the disease is not going to solve the main problem of the country and instead he's using these

one pass, one touch, one man in the form of his wife,1—0.1—0. raheem sterling. the second was more complicated, the goal my goal was credited to kevin de bruyne but was another touch and was an offside? technology is not brought —— does not bring certainty and they stuck with a goal for the no grey area regarding the result, in this war in this boring blue shirt and eventually a third for ilkay gundogan. if there are problems for city, they are at the other end. this foul by fernandinho earned him a second yellow, a red and a suspension. they can deal with that another day, city now three points behind liverpool and the rain had passed. city with a win. but more personnel problems to deal with in the coming weeks with that fernandinho red card. for their manager it was their turnaround in performance at half tmie that made the difference. the second half, i don't know if we played good the second half because we scored a goal early or not. the second half was different. anyway, we won and especially in the second half, we done well. so that

for as long as could touche can remember she's been fascinated by textiles when she was only 8 years old she knew she wanted to be a designer and created her fast look from the evening dress her mother wore on the day she was married. it was a pretty thing i'd ever seen and i thought even one twit so i took it out of the cupboard soaked it up stapled together used. anything i could find and made it fit to me. this is to say that i got into very big trouble. now in her early thirty's to design a it's making a name with her creativity and is about to take her latest collection to catwalks and international show rooms 1st up and for the fast time in her life is paris fashion week. i know this opportunity doesn't come easy and it's not something that everyone gets so i'm like i hope i do a good enough job at the same time i'm excited i like my work must have said something to someone so. it's kind of it's all those things all at the same time it's so nice when i skate. it's been months of designing sewing through the night in creating prints now it's crunch time for could touche. i think

macy, touched down in los angeles.he actress served 11 of her 14-day sentence at a federal prison in northern california. per policy, inmates who are scheduled for a weekend release, are typically let go on a friday. while serving time, huffman stayed in the spotlight. newly released video shows her alongside her husband, walking the sprawling prison grounds. huffman now begins part two of her sentence. one year of supervised release, 250 hours of community service, and a $30,000 fine, which she has paid. it's unclear if her next act will include a role in hollywood. >> if she has a great project and has that repentant heart, there's a good possibility for her reputation to take a bounce. >> reporter: the former "desperate housewives" star pleaded guilty in the college admission scandal dubbed "operation varsity blues." she paid to boost her daughter's s.a.t. score. >> i would do anything for you. you are my daughter. >> reporter: several other parents have followed her lead. but "full house" actress lori loughlin and

most powerful man in hollywood was a serial predator up to 67 accusers ranging from inappropriate touchingo rape they've been sexually assaulted by this monster is terrible terrible advantage disgusting even the former 1st lady couldn't stay away because women stick together i was shocked and appalled i was just sick i was shocked i was appalled the issue really is how terrible his behavior was and finally women have come forward to speak out about it this almost became a story that could have been because the investigation into weinstein in the rape allegations was almost killed by a channel that considers itself to be a bit of women's rights there has been no clear example this year of journalism's ability to change the world training films do almost nothing to stop the harassment when it comes to women and sexual harassment and a topic you know i care a lot about it appears need to movement has finally hit wall street ronan farrow a pulitzer winning journalist says that n.b.c. wanted to end these investigations they ordered a hard stop to reporting they told me and a producer working on

but the i don't know it's a very very practical duty i mean you can save someone if you can even touchthe hand how can you save someone in the battlefield without touching hair only not healthy and without any silly now you're being no no no no i'm just i'm just me and you all sang to me living in the west does not mean the people have to abandon the space it's normal that traditions have to change with society but there's nothing bad with that or that's what i'm saying it's just normal it's organic. that's our global news update for this hour the thanks for tuning in. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. oh yes. in this context the moment the last campaign asked for the last company and seeing and i'm going to this day for the match promotion commission. branch and schuster shoot on disk in the. legion mom. and i'm going to go so sit on the open much to me mama is just back ya know. yes. the comedy show where americans in america covering american news are called for

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what parent is going to complain to you that his son is being touched inappropriately and i want. gabriel almost canceled our interview he said it made him sick to think about these memories. but the father of 2 knew that father patrick was still out there. as you face any consequences for their actions you know. how you still. with kids. out. for this investigation we spoke to 5 men who say that father patrick abused them. their attorneys told us the allegations form a pattern of abuse in catholic schools from the early 1980 s. until the early to thousands these are the people that know one another and then in the aggregate as they're coming forward telling thin same and similar stories a pattern of behavior to say and we've got a sort of other survivors have come forward from 3 different boroughs survivors of different ages from different boroughs at different facilities and told the same story monsignor product using his position of authority isolates those boys either at the school or in some cases in his bedroom in some cases at the church wherever the opportunity may present

you never have to touch your phone again. and the trumps and bidens play family feud. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with some sports news. the conflict between the n.b.a. and china over the hong kong protests continued this week. but now, king james has stepped into the frey. >> in hong kong tonight, basketball superstar lebron james under fire, his famed jersey up in smoke, furor growing over his response to this tweet sent by houston rockets general manager daryl morey earlier this month in apparent support of antigovernment protesters. >> i don't want to get into a feud with daryl. but daryl mora, but i believe he wasn't educated on the situation at hand. >> those comments setting off a political brushfire here at home, republican senators quick to pounce, rick scott of florida writing, "clearly, king james is the one who isn't educated on the situation." nebraska's ben sasse, you're parroting communist propaganda. china is running torture camps and you know it." >> trevor: yes, lebron james is take a lot of heat for not taking a stand ag

expensive that it ran up the budget on the irish man to 160 $1000000.00 no hollywood studio would touch it so scorsese took the project to netflix and they agreed. to send a barrage trouble and that the cop. that there was nobody in this country who didn't know who jimmy hoffa was. charging guy wouldn't go with a knife you want so you charge but again when i feel there's already speculation be academy we'll be running to nominate the irish man for oscars ok we're going to. that makes no difference to me i'm here to defend your right right. we want anyone know if. you have to see the movie the know wage an all over canals gauld is best known for his 6 autobiographical novels called my struggle but he's also written a definitive book about norway's most famous artists and monk monk is best known for his picture of the screen but he was a very prolific author there are over 1700 works by him. a museum and be bright idea of asking god to curate an exhibition of monks works in cooperation with the monk museum in oslo. karl overclass god has achieved worldwide fame as an old firm by divulging

"i never touched anybody."of dna analysis called "touch dna." lab experts use human cells to make an identifying hit on a suspect. touch dna from boney's skin cells was found on kim camm's sweater, her underwear, and on her daughter, jill's shirt. >> the dna conclusively proves that he absolutely fought with kim, that he touched jill. >> reporter: and the defense hoped its cross examination of boney would be still more proof. camm had to steel himself to watch boney on the stand. >> you're looking at him. >> right. there was no way for me to actually prepare myself for that. and it was a situation where i really had to think about what was at stake. and doing what was right in that moment. having to sit and there and look at this guy that i knew killed my family and not react. >> reporter: the defense said boney's story was absurd. for starters: why would an ex-cop ask an ex-con for a gun? >> the police officer doesn't think, "well, how can i trust this guy?" "he's a criminal." and the guy who just got out of p

arkansas at least two people were killed by toppled trees, and in missouri a pair of ef-1 tornados touched down back in texas, tens of thousands of people were left without electricity. today, crews dangled from helicopters to clean up power lines. look at the damage in this neighborhood, what goes through your head? >> just, there is really almost no words it's unreal. >> reporter: miles is still in shock. >> didn't expect this. it came out of nowhere. >> reporter: late today the national weather service confirmed this was an ef-3 tornado, packing winds up to 140 miles per hour the severe weather threat extending through tomorrow for parts of the east coast. lester >> all right gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> president trump tonight turning up the heat on fellow republicans calling on them to fight back harder ainst democrats' impeachment investigation. hallie jackson has the latest. >> reporter: the president facing fire on several fronts today including from his own party. >> the republicans have to get tougher and fight. we have some that are great fighters but they have to get tougher

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. >> reporter: the women in the book include nancy drew, betty ford and it did touch on politics. >> we could have a secure border d a smart immigration policy, which we must, without separating and caging children. >> really nice they covered the current events and especially with the separation of children. it was amazing they talked about that. >> reporter: chelsea clinton hopes the stories inspire her three young children. sties. n inspire men, >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >> hillary clinton and chelsea clinton have each written books before but this is their first collaboration. >>> one of the gutsy women featured will be in the bay area tomorrow. ruth bader ginsburg will be at uc berkeley. she served on the high court since 1993. she has been an advocate for liberal causes. tomorrow's talk begins at 4:00 p.m. it will be live streamed on berkeley's law website. >>> one of those instance wheres a black lab gets to be the hero. >> a dog being hailed a hero for saving her family. coming up, how emergency crews say she came to the rescue. >> and predators taking to the skies above

get in touch. just use the #bbcthebriefing.tleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry into president trump's conversations with the ukrainian president. a lawyer involved has told american television the second whistle—blower is another us intelligence official. donald trump has been accused of using military aid to ukraine as quid pro quo if ukranians agreed to dig up dirt on his rivaljoe biden. our washington correspondent chris buckler gave us more details. this second whistle—blower has been described as a us intelligence official and they apparently have first—hand knowledge of this controversial conversation that took place between donald trump and the ukrainian president. you might remember, in that phone call back in summer, president trump asked zelensky to launch an investigation into his potential rival, joe biden and that was extremely controversial and caused a great deal of anger among democrats are now there are growing questions about whether there was any attempt to put pressure on you cane —— ukrain

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the touch. the touch the touch. and i please. please help students to make sure that their costume is not offensive to anybody show after new orleans is good students to make sure that they a costume is not offensive to any racial after new orleans as per any people with disabilities or illnesses or any other group of people any people with disabilities or illnesses or any other group of people. you don't want to say i'm going to waste if. you don't want to say i'm going to wear these to purposely mock you or more quote your culture stands for which i think there's a difference between vox and hopes to mock you or more quote your culture stands for but i think there's a difference between vox and turning a students wearing a sombrero with a moustache is somehow racist. having a students wearing a sombrero with a moustache is somehow race it's. such . thanks. thanks. thanks to. my colleague neil harvey put the issue of offensive costumes up for debate. my colleague neil harvey put the issue of offensive costumes up for debate. wel

so look this isn't just a recognition issue this is an ai issue and this touches on the fact that all they are learning is built on top of previous data the only way that machine learning systems can learn is by looking at what we tell is correct and building off of that so if all of the previous data all of the previous systems are biased which we know they are then of course you'll start to see racial bias pop up in newer systems that's not necessarily our fault fishel recognition or are that's the fault of us in our inability to create data that's actually clean and not racially biased and it's going to be a tremendous problem going forward. and not just for what you're seeing with facial recognition of politicians or facial recognition of everybody but all sorts of issues where a guy is touching our lives whether we get credit and bank loans whether we are awarded jobs or whether we pass through interview process is all things like that. and alex you touched on this earlier but some observers have said of course it's understandable that mr bezos would propose self regulation since

for example if i touch in the hunt. for wrong. data from the sensors are processed in an artificial brain the robot then responds with various emotional states friendly. romantic or sexy. most sex robots like these have been shipped to special brothels places selling the robot sex are cropping up all around the world one hour with this robot in barcelona cost around $100.00 euros the united states is planning adult entertainment centers that advertise a loving respectful relationship with sex robot partners. have to approach the machine of their interest with care before taking things further. reducing or even loving a robot. what does the robot get from it they can surely feel anything or can they this is a question for japan's best known robotics researcher professor hugh russia ishiguro he became famous after building a robot clone of himself spooky or spectacular either way the japanese government is subsidizing his works with millions of euros the aim is to bring man and machine closer together other we are doing n

thank you for getting in touch.wn, the weather will be improving across the uk. the most of us on improving across the uk. the most of us on tuesday, is looking drive. not completely. one or two showers around and quite cloudy at times but the weather is looking better. in fa ct, the weather is looking better. in fact, during tuesday, we will be in between weather systems. see this gap in the satellite image, that is going to be over the uk on tuesday. you can see this weather front even dies away have. i think make the most of it because it's not going to last. the second half of the week looks as though things are going downhill once again. tuesday, right from the word go, probably dry for most of us. the cloud is still lingering in the north—east. it could be some light rain around newcastle and edinburgh. and we're left with a bright for most of us. so, one or two of us could want to showers, but the vast majority of the country should have a dry day. it is quite respectable in london. not so bad on the north of

if you want to get in touch, please e—mail us.e, we've seen heavy rain pushing across just about all parts of the uk over the last 2a hours but eastern england has had more than its fair share. spot this was how it looked for a weather watcher in norfolk a little earlier on and if i show you the radar picture you can see why it was so wet because the rain really did linger across these eastern areas. you can see the dark blue colours on our radar picture affecting parts of norfolk and suffolk for a good part of the afternoon. that rain easing through the next few hours and it will clear away as we get into the overnight period to leave a drier interlude. but only a brief one because behind me you can see our next weather system approaching from the west. outbreaks of rain splashing in here. brisk winds as well. a mild night in the west, but a rather cool one further east where we see, temporarily at least, some clear spells. but tomorrow's weather will be dominated by this, a deep area of low pressure. notice a lot of white lines

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