if you had a magic wand, and you could do one thing... i do have a magic wand.hat is one thing you could change about classical easy to enable it to reach more people? i would ask every classical musician to think about opening the doors wide, whether it's through the internet, through recording, through television, and let's share, instead of trying to hold it tight. applause. you have been watching newsday. i'm lukwesa burak in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us for an industrial cleanup. we will be looking at how this little robot is cleaning up our dirty work at one of the most contaminated radioactive nuclear sites in europe. hello, good morning. after all the cold, wet weather we had yesterday, you know things can only get better. it was stuck at 13 degrees for much of the afternoon, and with some rain heavy enough to give some localised flooding. we almost had two inches of rain falling in south wales. it came from all that thick cloud there, and that has moved away. still quite a moist, westerly airstream heading our way, so there'

if you had a magic wand, and you could do one thing... i do have a magic wand.n around and conduct the world, what is one thing you could change about classical now, to enable it to reach more people? i would ask every classical musician to think about opening the doors wide, whether it's through the internet, through recording, through television, and let's share, instead of trying to hold it tight. applause will gompertz speaking to marin alsop. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @nkem|fejika. thank you very much for watching. hello, good morning. after all the cold, wet weather that we had yesterday, you know things can only get better. it was stuck at 13 degrees for much of the afternoon, and with some rain heavy enough to give some localised flooding. we almost had two inches of rain falling in south wales. it came from all that thick cloud there. well, that has moved away. still quite a moist, westerly airstream heading our way, so there'll be a fair bit of cloud around today. but at least we will see some sunshine at times, and no more thanjust a few light

if you had a magic wand, and you could do one thing... i do have a magic wand.c wand, if you could turn around and conduct the world, what is one thing you could change about classical music now, to enable it to reach more people? i would ask every classical musician to think about opening the doors wide, whether it's through the internet, through recording, through television, and let's share, instead of trying to hold it tight. applause will gompertz speaking to marin alsop. two killer whales have been rescued after becoming stranded on separate beaches in argentina. both animals had been swept ashore close to the capital, buenos aires. dozens of people volunteered to help and it took several hours to get them back into the sea. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. as soon as it became clear the wales we re as soon as it became clear the wales were stranded, the rescue operations began. the first at the speech. local all in tears, marine wildlife experts, and members of the argentinian navy or taking part. persistence, a couple of long straps and she brute forc

if you had a magic wand, and you could do one thing... i do have a magic wand.with your magic wand, if you could turn around and conduct the world, what is one thing you could change about classical now, to enable it to reach more people? i would ask every classical musician to think about opening the doors wide, whether it's through the internet, through recording, through television, and let's share, instead of trying to hold it tight. applause will gompertz speaking to marin alsop. let's get more on our top story now: jenese harris is a reporter with wjxt injacksonville, florida, and she joins me on the line now. thank you very much forjoining us. tell us what has been going on. well, now it has become a multistate investigation. earlier today, at 1:34pm eastern time is whether 911 calls, emergency calls, began going into the police department about the shooting. within two minutes, police arrived, and once police arrived there, they found three people dead, nine with gunshot wounds and two others injured. of the three that are dead, one of them is the shoote

if you had a magic wand and you could do one thing... i do have a magic wand! you do!ct the world, what one thing would you change about classical music now if you could to enable it to reach more people? i would ask every classical musician to think about opening the doors wide, whether it's through the internet, through recording, through television, and let's share instead of trying to hold it tight. applause will gompertz speaking to marin alsop. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. the us playwright neil simon has died at the age of 91. simon wrote more than 30 plays, including comedy classics come blow your horn and the odd couple. he was the first playwright to have a broadway theatre named after him, and won the pulitzer prize for drama in 1991 for lost in yonkers. joining me now on the phone from new york is harvard law professor emeritus alan dershowitz. key has seen all of those plays on broadway. thank you very much for joining us. what first attracted you to neil simon's work? he

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are in place on steel would not be removed with the release of castor brunson and president heard a wand lashed out in defiance calling the u.s. move an attempt to force turkey to surrender and make them a slave to the greenback but turkey is just one example of how the trumpet ministration treats longtime allies in fact many of america's friends have already been forced into the fray in a war of tariffs and sanctions canada had heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that wasn't bad enough the us president went and slapped tariffs on europe today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum brussels tried to hit back with restrictions of its own tried to appeal to the transatlantic solidarity special relations bonds of friendship but to no avail and it begs the question

are in place on steel would not be removed with the release of castor brunson and president heard a wand lashed out in defiance calling the u.s. move an attempt to force turkey to surrender and make them a slave to the greenback but turkey's just one example of how the trumpet administration treats longtime allies in fact many of america's friends have already been forced into the fray in a war of tariffs and sanctions canada had heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that wasn't bad enough the us president went and slapped tariffs on europe today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum brussels tried to hit back with restrictions of its own tried to appeal to the transatlantic solidarity special relations bonds of friendship but to no avail and it begs the questio

are in place on steel would not be removed with the release of castor brunson and president heard a wand lashed out in defiance calling the u.s. move an attempt to force turkey to surrender and make them a slave to the greenback but turkey's just one example of how the trump administration treats longtime allies in fact many of america's friends have already been forced into the fray in a war of tariffs and sanctions canada had heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that wasn't bad enough the us president went and slapped tariffs on europe today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum brussels tried to hit back with restrictions of its own tried to appeal to the transatlantic solidarity special relations bonds of friendship but to no avail and it begs the question

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i don't know if it's a magic wand. maybe it is great politics. lets face it, do two trump agenda, we have record low unemployment and the best job market in decades. by the way, we have 375,000 manufacturing jobs that did come back to the united states president obama. according to marketwatch today wage and benefits are rising at the fastest pace in the decade. the employment cost index rose .6 percent in the second quarter, a tick below the marketwatch estimate of 7.4%. more important, the cost of worker compensation, pay and benefits, edged up 2.6 percent to reach the biggest gain since mid-2008. in other words, workers are making out better. you bet. the argument for every republican candidate goes something like this. economyant to get this going, if you want to keep this job market thriving, see your investment accounts growing vote republican. number two, a way to avoid impeachment, keep the midterm elections in republicans' grip? educate voters on what the democrats have become.an the democrats, let's face it have gone totally nuts. they

i wanded to offer that. >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. my name is sarush, the owner of this building. i've owned it for probably 30 years. mr. cotton has been maintaining it. we have always received from the state inspection board a permit. they have inspected it and said it's ok. i'd like to request that you would allow them to continue that practice and, you know, let us know what the situation is. as robby alluded to, we'd be happy to place science outside of the elevator letting people know to be cognizant of the height sdoifrns they're not surprised. the problem is with all the effort that we have made, with all the times that robby has gone out to the building to fix it and do whatever we can possibly do, this is the design of the elevator from 100 years ago. there is not much that we can do to repair it. and as -- [bell ringing] and as richard mentioned, the costs of which we looked into -- you know, we looked into every option. look into every possibility. it would cost an enormous sum and it seems that it would be kind of a lot o

you guys are in trouble. ( cheers and applause ) prosecutors wand to introduce paul manafort into therld. >> prosecutors focused efforts on portraying manafort as a man who lived lavishly child cheating on taxes. >> multiple homes and cars. >> nearly a million he spent on landscaping including a flower bed in the shape of an m. >> manafort spent over $18,000 on a karaoke setup. >> trevor: $18,000 on a karaoke set? if i spent that much money on karaoke, it better come with drunk japanese businessmen to sing for me. $18,000? ( applause ) let me tell you something, if i spent that much money on karaoke, best believe it my house every night a karaoke night. every night. yo, trevor, shouldn't we watch the super bowl? i think we should be singing karaoke. i'm getting my money! ♪ ebony and ivory ( laughter ) i'm singing! as lavish as that sounds, one part of paul manafort's life where he spared no expense. >> in five years manafort spent $929,000 on suits. >> a $15,000 ostrich jacket, also more than $18,000 python coat. >> trevor: okay, first of all, if you're trying not to seem evil, maybe

he's not going to be able to wave a magic wand and get this done on his own.his is a congressional push. they talked about this for years. now you have a president who actually wants to do it. they brought in faith leaders, they are bringing in folks from the business community and they want to get this done. so are you saying that democrats with this president despite what elizabeth warren is saying, that they will actually work with people like jared kushner, who is also spearheading this effort? will they do it? >> hopefully. it's what elizabeth warren was saying, there's racism in the criminal justice system. step one is recognizing that fact, that there is in fact racism in the criminal justice system. >> laura: is black on black crime for instance right now in chicago a bigger problem for the community than just the racism that you claim is in the criminal justice system? >> it's both. both are problems. i understand the problems in chicago. the number one way to stop gun violence in chicago is to stop pulling the trigger of a gun. he won't have any shoo

he steps on one of the bricks she's playing wand then her dad steps in and pushes the little boy. that's when workers here in this play area carried the little boy out. dad isn't done yet. he turns around. >> what the -- >> and kicks the boy. >> and that little boy was not seriously hurt, but the dad's tantrum isn't over. there he is, his wife's trying to calm him down. >> the people who work here called the police and the little boy's parents and police say no charges were filed, but they say there was a settlement between the man and the little boy's family. he paid about $1,200. >> wow. it still doesn't justify it because if he's got this kind of behavior he's probably going to be doing something similar again and that's unacceptable. >> more bad behavior by adults who should know better. >>> this time on a bus in lima, peru. this man is a customer on board and he wants the bus driver to stop. >> now we all know that the bus has prescribed stops. and this guy is like aren't you going to stop here? the driver is like no, i'm not going to stop here. the man gets upzblet hey. >> p

ocasio-cortez, she thought she artie had the magic wand and she was running around endorsing people and getting the nod to people and most of those folks lost. >> that's good news for the democrats. because we really do not want these left-wing socialist candidates running as the party standard-bearer. if we don't need ocasio-cortez making endorsements, and the woe her candidates do the better we do. i would add to what ari said, i agree with him, the suburbs are a huge huge problem for the republicans and in washington state there are three seats now in play that arguably weren't in play before yesterday. i'm not going to go as far and say it's 50-60 seats, but as a betting man and a prudent democrat who tries to be objective, i think the democrats are odds-on favorites to win the house and probably get 30, 35 seats if i had to bet as of today. but much can change. that is certainly politics. >> laura: ari, if you had to give the president some advice for some of the more important republicans on the national level who will be out campaigning, what would it be on focus, on the issues t

found with very little foodr an wand rags for clothing. the children are now in state custody. ey also found three women believed to be their mothers at that makeshift compound. deputies found the women and children while executing search warrant that georgia place abducted a 3-year-old son back indecember. two men were arrested, the no missing boy ha been found. >>> a local boy is trying to help with hungein aolorful way. >> rachel roberts calls here' the leesburg flower lady. she tries to keep her stand stocked all the time. the profiten go to loudoun hunger relief. so far, she's raised more than $50,000. >> love flowers and i love doing this. and i love sharing them withov people that them, too. what's what makes me really y happy when t say i love your flowers. as long as i'm able, i keepg goecause i can turn in some money. >> roberts has been going for now.years she also gets a little help from her grandchildren. >>> feedinghe hungry is not the only way locals areiving back. somens campaig are in full swing in prince george's county. this san effort to make surech dren hav

rowling herself to magic wand and help protect potter fans.aking of "harry potteri s, one was actually directed by alfonso cuaron, who won an oscar for hifilm "gravity." b tngtest film "roma" is presented venice film festival. the movie is being distributed by netflix, which has a strong offering at is year's festival, which does not please everyone. will gompertz explains. will alfonso cuaron's latest is is about his -- black-and-white cinematic memoir based on his life growing up in mexico city. alfonso: wthink this film is about claire, but more important, as a woman from a different social plane. even if she is part of mmy familywn family -- will: and racially different. >> and more important, race. that is the presumptive talk aticsome them elements, one of them is the perverse relationship between cllls and race. "roma" is in competition for the main festival prize, which is a talking point because it is distributed by netflix, whth controversially tends to give theaters exclusive rights to show a film before goes online. why did you giv

wand if record-breaking reward, more than $270,000 for information leading to her safe return. >> thisbeen upended. >> tonight her father with a simple message. >> hang in there, and i miss you, mollie. come home. >> mollie's disappearance has rocked her hometown of brooklyn, iowa. a tight-knit community of about 1500 people. >> everyone knows everyone so someone knows what's happened. >> mollie's mother with an urgent plea. >> we believe that mollie is still alive, and if someone has abducted her, we are pleading with you to please release her. we miss you. we're looking for you, and we will never stop. >> i just want her home. >> the 20-year-old university of iowa student disappeared on july 18th. >> the day she went missing, our communication was through text, and it started out, you know, about a recipe, a dessert she wanted to make to a function she was going to. so i, you know, went shopping, got all of the ingredients. >> around 5:00 that evening, mollie's brother dropped her off at her boyfriend jack dolton's house to dog sit. she continued to text with her family. >> and it wa

the wand is really building meticulously across the midlands in eastern england, but also in mari andwill be higher on sunday. a decent start to september. for monday and tuesday still someone for it while in the southeast, but that band of cloud and rain is moving southwards. the rain is petering out, try out brighter, sunnier weather but cooler weather in the northwest. africa the headlines now, paying their final respects to aretha franklin at the funeral ceremony thatis franklin at the funeral ceremony that is under way in detroit, famous faces attending including jesse jackson and the former president, bill clinton. and in washington members of the us congress gather to commemorate the late senatorjohn mccain. the bbc investigates evidence that china has imprisoned up to1 million muslim workers and re—education

have to see the the suffering there is beautiful it's really heartbreaking and i wish i had a magic wand to just like change their lives and all i had was my musical instrument i didn't have enough money because they were very they were starving there and i thought all i could do was probably give them some pool play my musical instrument so i did play for them and then they said to follow me around like you i was in the studio is it by. under what those they said follow me everywhere i was going i said. it was really it was nice very joyful so here are a couple more people that would likely follow you anywhere this is to perkins who is watching you perform on the show and says it was electric then use energy as a rare rocking the extreme studio someone else writes dragon energy that's his hand or he says simply genetic pushing on the topic you were just talking about why people are following you this is a world publicist who says his music touches on the true story of nigeria and the need for nigeria means both young and old to read about and remember their history he also addresses soc

experienced anything like this not in forty years all we need is rain and we can't just wave a magic wand and make it rain on this instance and. it will take years before the worst affected lakes recover from this summer of extremes. big cities are struggling in the heat to the parks have dried out and many cities have banned barbecues because of the fire hazard the main problem is that the temperatures just aren't cooling down. does that we have such nationally true for the big cities because of all the concrete surfaces they only cool down very slowly at night all right there are tropical nights on the north sea and baltic sea coast too if the wind is blowing off to sea water that's between twenty two and twenty five degrees and nighttime temperatures will not fall below twenty it's wonderful. back to farmer christiane mouth newspapers and. because stein where it is actually rained on his masefield just a bit but all the same a few thunderstorms to give him some faint hope that his crops might recover. you haven't got the last week this part here was grey and faded and now we can see th

could have waved that wand and reversed the vote, i would have done it. i look at it and i look at the old system where we sent millions of kids to prison, most of them latinos and african-americans and kids of color, i think now if i had that magic wand, i'd put it in the drawer, and i'd wait a few more years and see whether we can create a new system that, while not perfect, is better than the old system and that we, that we look at the reality of it and start testing and get the facts. you know, it's a class i narcotic, so no one's been able to the accurately, you know, on long-term, vertical clinical trial tested what it does, what the real consequences of marijuana. because it's the schedule i narcotic. so, hopefully, we can get our federal government to allow us to bank it, to get it off that class i narcotics list so we can actually do tests on it. i'll tell you, i'll finish with the one thing that we have seen in terms of increase in consumption, the one demographic are senior citizens. [laughter] and i lay that out just as i don't know whether it

us he says institutions like the catholic church take a long time to change he doesn't have a magic wand that somehow he could wave and then everything would be ok again and people would be happy the way he's going to have to do it is to make this person rather than a souther person bishop to take this lying in his rhetoric rather than this other line and if you look at some of the reactions of bishops in the united states there are some that still say the real problem is gay seminarians and the pope as is say no the real problem is clericalism in the church and that's broader and more deeply rooted in scope take a longer time to uproot the pope he's not god so he can do what he can do but you can't change people's hearts overnight but a united states to give him example he has he has put in as bishops people who are much more in tune with him and his approach rather than elevating some of the others that were very popular during the four of them trying to pick that approach john paul the second or benedict the sixteenth so he's trying to change the culture in the only way that it's goin