tracey: we are relying on turkey.trust them, how will we know what happened? >> i'm not convinced we ever will know exactly what happened but if it turns out there is enough proof the saudis did it they should pay a price but not the larger price, to go ahead and push aside mohammed bin selman. if this was his order, this -- i'm not convinced it was but even if it was this is not something that outweighs the alliance we formed with them, they are helping us against iran, to stop extremism, funding a lot of the bad guys in saudi arabia. we need to make them understand this is not something you can do but we are not going to blow up an important alliance over this. rob: assuming this is not a conspiracy by the turks, that they didn't send in a fit -- a hit squad. what of the optics of the president denying what seems to be a lot of evidence in his face about this? a lot of people are criticizing but he always seems to defend these harsh dictator tight leaders? >> the president is doing what he did in the brett kavanaugh

tracey taundry said one of the people she trusted most betrayed her trust., and the threat to wildlife that it poses. tonight, bbc one has a special programme, speaking to some of the world's leading marine biologists, to discover the impact of plastic pollution and what can be done to prevent it. 0ne team of volunteers in hampshire has discovered thousands of tiny plastic pellets washed up on a beach near portsmouth, as our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. i have never seen anything like, quite like this. 0bliterated by a veneer of an ending plastic, —— 0bliterated by a veneer of unending plastic, these are the waters of southern indonesia. choked by the detritus of human activity. what is going on? it's just one of the disturbing scenes in tonight's programme, presented by the biologist liz bonnin. oh, look at that, yeah. 0n lord howe island across the east coast of australia, there's more. on average, what you find, about 20 pieces, how much do you normally find? this is what they did find in the stomach ofjust one flesh footed shearwater chick. this

tracey hanson's 21—year—old sonjosh was stabbed to death in an unprovoked bar attack three years agoand it's been called the curse of strictly, and it seems it's struck again. one of ths yea r‘s contestants, seann walsh, was photographed kissing his dancing partner, katya jones, on a night out in london. last night his now ex—girlfriend rebecca humphries tweeted a statement alleging that walsh accused her of being a "psycho" when she suggested the two might be getting together. what do you think? should he be thrown off? 0r what do you think? should he be thrown off? or is itjust a dancing competition and your private life has got nothing to do with it? good morning it's 10 o'clock. here's annita is in the bbc newsroom with a summary of the days news. the second suspect in the salisbury nerve agent attack has been named. the investigative website bellingcat says the man who called himself alexander petrov and claimed to be a tourist is in fact a military doctor, employed by the russian intelligence service the gru. donald trump has hosted a ceremony at the white house after the swear

sports minister tracey crouch, for example, said she was upset by the withdrawal of the offer.she is also concerned it may have an impact on the ability for london to stage more nfl games. the government wa nted more nfl games. the government wanted london to be a permanent home to an nfl franchise, and of course khan's jacksonville jaguars were the most likely to to do that and he's issued a segment this evening to the jaguars fans expressing that this may be something of a setback in that ambition. now to cricket, and pakistan have the upper hand in the 2nd test against australia in abu dhabi. having bowled australia out for 145, mohammad abbas with figures of 5—33. pakistan closed day two on 144—2 in their second innings, that's a lead of 281. the series is level after the first test was drawn. elsewhere, england beat sri lanka by seven wickets in a rain—affected third one day international in kandy. they now have a 2—0 lead in the series with two games left. colm harrison reports. ina in a match reduced to 21 overs a side, sri lanka batted first after england won the toss a

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tracey created hundreds of pieces for the berlin production his typical delicate style faced some challenges these hats have to also put up with a lot of abuse. it's high stress for the backstage crew at the finish last in charge of the final adjustments before the dances take the stage. they have to make sure the hearse will last through many performances to come. one hundred artists are involved in the production and many of them have to change outfits several times the performance costumes headgear and choreography as one homeowner this whole putting it all together was the job of director christa months and. it was a great challenge in finding the ways of integrating movement and athletic movement at times you know high risk acrobatics with heart design the weight of a hat how does the hat sit on the face how does it cover the eyes and is it ok that a cover as it is the eyes because it creates a new something we've never seen before. this show is especially taxing for the dancers. along with classical ballet hung up or tend to work hard to build up the most holes in her throat and neck.

billingham's former partner, tracey taundry, who is also mylee's mother, was in a relationship with another deal with. hours before the killing, this cctv footage shows the father and daughter at a local newsagents, happily buying treats. after eight o'clock, when miss taundry came here to pick up mylee, billingham held a knife to her throat and said he was going to kill her. she managed to get away. she pushed mylee, but the child slipped. billingham then dragged his daughter by the hood of her coat, back into his bungalow, while she shouted, mummy, mummy and, please daddy, no. daddy, stop it. using a knife, he stabbed her in the chest. hours later, she was pronounced dead. police say what mylee's mother went through is unimaginable. her daughter was dragged away from her grasp. she knew that billingham was armed with a knife. albeit, she feared the absolute worst, i believe there was a big part of that thought that mylee would walk out of that address without a hair harmed on her head. those who knew her have described mylee as a sensitive child, full of energy. billingham will be sentenc

some of herfamily members are watching from the public gallery as civil society member tracey crouchox with a clear line of sight to the coat of arms representing our colleague who took this issue of loneliness and catapulted it into the stratosphere. i've dedicated a short nine months of developing this strategy but mr speaker, jo cox dedicated her whole life to tackling loneliness. and this strategy which bears her photo, a copy of which i kept aside forjo's children, is dedicated to her and i hope she would be proud. the key that is published today outlines the government's vision for england to tackle loneliness, and amending the work being done in the devolved administrations, creating a place where we all have strong social relationships. where families, friends and community support each other. where organisations promote people's social connections as a core part of their everyday rule. the minister was quite right to observe that this is a very emotional moment because we are all of course thinking about our former colleague jo cox who set up the loneliness commission before

we have lost many people to be forced out to live live in hayward, tracey. daily city. because of the housing costs, and this increase in wages will definitely help our members and our constituents. we applaud you for that, you know, on another note this is one set step in creating a live annual wage in san francisco. the role of government especially a government with this size of budget is to serve the working people in the city. this is a good example how to get it done. we applaud you four that. let's continue the work. there is a lot more to do. thank you. [applause.] >> before i start the next speaker's time i would like to remind members of the the audience audit support -- [ inaudible ] audible support is not permit ted. [ inaudible ] >> good afternoon, soup supervisors, i am a home care worker for almost 30 years in san francisco. i am a member for sciu local 2015. since the beginning for many years we have been working together with a living wage coalition in san francisco. for us, it is very important to have a decent salary because the work we do is very imp

. ♪ ♪ beautiful like diamonds ♪ in the night ♪ ♪ tracey: you are beautiful like a diamond in the sky.day, good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: don't you have to pay to get the super bowl performance? >> they don't make money off of it. rob: we will talk about all that stuff coming up. we begin with a fox news alert, several sailors are heard after navy helicopter crashes onto the uss ronald reagan's flight deck in the philippine sea. carley: two pilots and two crewmembers were aboard when the seahawk crashed shortly after takeoff. injuries are said to be nonfatal. rob: the ronald reagan strike group was conducting operations at the time of the crash, the cause is under investigation. carley: two warships from the same fleet were involved in separate collisions that the. rob: the us and mexico are teaming up to stop a migrant caravan as thousands of people inch closer to the southern border. carley: griff jenkins with the president's new threat to be illegals trying to entry our country. he is making bold statements on twitter yesterday. >> reporter: good mornin

kate moss, jimmy carr, tracey emin. arts scene. she is a director at a contemporary art gallery. and jack brooksbank, he was the manager of a very well—known celebrity haunt in london for many years. he is now a brand ambassador for a brand london for many years. he is now a brand ambassadorfor a brand of tequila fronted by george clooney. somebody who has moved in these social circles. that has been reflected in the congregation. a smattering of celebrities and eugenie's family, the royalfamily. sarah, thank you very much. sarah campbell inside the grounds of windsor castle. as the wedding guests, there is philip middleton, pippa middleton, i beg your pardon. waving to the crowd. let's just look back at the moment the newly married couple came out of the church. and the case as well. the bride looking stunning in that peter pilotto address. we are going to say goodbye note viewers on bbc two. —— now to viewers. there was the case. that moment that everybody waits for in royal wedding ‘s as the couple emerged from st ge

billingham's former partner, tracey taundry, who is also mylee's mother, was in a relationship with anotherto deal with. hours before the killing, this cctv footage shows the father and daughter at a local newsagents, happily buying treats. after eight o'clock, when miss taundry came here to pick up mylee, billingham held a knife to her throat and said he was going to kill her. she managed to get away. she pushed mylee, but the child slipped. billingham then dragged his daughter by the hood of her coat, back into his bungalow, while she shouted, mummy, mummy and, please daddy, no. daddy, stop it. using a knife, he stabbed her in the chest. hours later, she was pronounced dead. police say what mylee's mother went through is unimaginable. her daughter was dragged away from her grasp. she knew that billingham was armed with a knife. albeit, she feared the absolute worst, i believe there was a big part of that thought that mylee would walk out of that address without a hair harmed on her head. those who knew her have described mylee as a sensitive child, full of energy. billingham will be sente

today, a house of lords select committee wrote a letter to the sports minister, tracey crouch, expressingll respond to the letter "in due course". our sports news correspondent richard conway reports. british football is a sporting success story. commentator: good shot! good goal! it's excitement, passion and money attracts the best players from europe and beyond. hazard into giroud. danger here. giroud has done brilliantly and scores! and just like every other industry, brexit is set to make its mark. stoke city's routes within its local community stretch back over 150 years. but it's a community that overwhelmingly voted to leave the eu. the owner of the club is at odds with the majority of stoke's fans. if we want to take a european player we can take him providing the two clubs can agree. whereas, that could all change and we'll have to seek work permits and if you get the best talent you have the best league. and that could be damaged. commentator: england are the under 17 world cup winners. but there is hope within football of a brexit dividend for home—grown in a post—brexit world

i'm a healthy person i'm tracey i'm not my diagnosis. people always. ask me to do stuff and i think why they ask me i mean i don't know but i do know and i can help. founded as a save me save me i don't think i'll be around in front being here for. you began in new york in the one nine hundred forty s. patients and social workers got together to create a shared community that would ensure those who go to out of the often brutal mental detention facilities of the time it would never have to go back so these are there were three hundred thirty houses that currently are around the world really the united states europe very dominant but a lot of work required in latin america africa asia yes there's still work to do it needs to be a clubhouse in every country. central thing about the clubs model we talk about the need to be needed you need a place where you want when you where you are. accepted for who you are. i was headed home for many years and isolated myself it was suggested to me to come here and i thought what do i have to loose. voluntary to come h

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but life has its twists and turns and tracey, my lovely wife is with me tonight, we never thought we'd be doing this. but as a businessperson, growing up -- growing up on a farm, working hard, buildsing my businesses, discovering how difficult it was to operate a business, create jobs in pennsylvania, i made a decision to run for the state senate in 2014. and i served in the state senate for four years and left this past january to pursue this path. when i went to harrisburg , my expectation of harrisburg is it needed help and needed guidance and needed leadership. an very apparent quickly on that we do not have that leadership in place. so i made a decision to run for this office to be the next gnchor of pennsylvania. i grew up on a farm, i'm a blue collar guy. the governor had a very different upbringing and a very different lifestyle than i. we'll talk about the issues tonight but i'm honored to be here and be in nont of all of you and talk about what's really going on in pennsylvania. tonight is about the people of pennsylvania. those are the people that we have to believe in. we s

for cbs this morning, ben tracey, palu, indonesia. >>> i won't forget that woman's words, i very, veryove him. you see the story in the news, and then you see the devastation and the toll it takes on people. >> having covered these in the past, the pictures never do the justice, the scale of what has happened with what people have lost. >> a very tough story. >>> a pennsylvania community is cleaning up after a powerful tornado slammed into a nursing home. the ef-2 tornado touched down yesterday in crawford county south of erie. winds topping 115 miles per hour tore the roof off the elder care community. all 162 residents were evacuated no one was seriously hurt here. they will be moved to another facility until their building is repaired. >>> people in phoenix, arizona are recovering after severe flash flooding. emergency crews rescued more than half a dozen people from cars stranded in floodwaters caused by the remnants of tropical storm rosa. >> all of a sudden the water quickly came up and the car stopped and i had a panic moment. just like the water was coming into the car and like

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sports minister tracey crouch told the bbc she was "very disappointed" by the decision.an billionaire shahid khan, who had offered to pay more than £600—million for the national stadium, with the money to be ploughed into grass roots football. well, he's now withdrawn that offer. lots of people who were against this deal. they said the fa should hang on to wembley, so he has withdrawn that offer now, and well, wembley is still there and it still belongs to the english fa. and chris, any chance manchester united might try to buy wayne rooney? you wonder whetherjose mourinho would mind having him back, to inject passion. rooney's major league soccer team — dc united — were struggling at the wrong end of the table when hejoined, but they're now in sixth place and he's a big factor in their revival. 18 games he's played for them now, and he's playing brilliantly for his new club — dc united in america's mls. this is his tenth since joining them in june. spectacular, looking like he is at his best again. this was overnight in the united states, and that is his tenth goal of t

today, he was told that he was guilty found of not only that, but also trying to kill his ex—partner, traceying the decision of guilty on this two counts. thank you very much. our correspond in there with the latest from birmingham crown court where that case has just completed. let‘s cut to the white house. president trump will be speaking soon about this new trade deal that has been struck between the united states and canada and mexico, replacing the north american free trade agreement. it has been somewhat fraught in the making. there were all sorts of suggestions that they might not actually managed to actually strike a deal, as we know, president trump has made a big deal about putting america first. that was one of his campaign pledges. he was very much of the view that america often misses out when it comes to trade deals. america in his view has been far too open to trade coming in from other parts of the world, in particular china, of course, as we know. he has imposed all sorts of saxons, particularly on chinese deal. he has accused china of dumping product on the united states to