ian watson, thank you. the former - prime minister. ian watson, | thank you.leader prime minister. ian watson, - thank you. the former leader of the democrat or unionist party has pleaded not guilty to charges of historical sexual offences. he is charged with rate, four counts of gross indecency and 13 counts of indecent assault against two alleged victims. live now to newry where we can speak with our ireland correspondent sara girvin. today was the third time that sirjeffrey donaldson has appeared in court here in newry. appeared in court here in new . , ., newry. the first time in crown court and _ newry. the first time in crown court and today _ newry. the first time in crown court and today was _ newry. the first time in crown court and today was an - court and today was an arraignment hearing and that were pleaser injured and he pleaded guilty —— but not guilty to all the charges against him. sir geoffrey donaldson was a former leader of the democratic unionist party, northern ireland �*s biggest unionist party and northern ireland �*s longest serving mp

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at watson park to explain. this will be a pilot program for now, with hopes of initiating it at the beginning of next year. the mayor says it has worked in san diego and is optimistic it will work here as well. this is becoming a common site. police responding to the creek behind watson park for a disturbance call near an encampment. the mayor says the park has been problematic. we had a lot of neighbors come out and say that they just didn't feel safe in their park anymore. but a new program aims to change that. on a walking tour today, the mayor showed us a piece of land the city is leasing next to watson park to put in what he calls a safe sleeping site, perhaps 100 tents where the unhoused could gather and stay for an extended period. priority will be given to the unhoused, who already live in the same neighborhood, with the goal of ultimately providing the tools those people need to get off the street. they can start to focus on drug treatment, job training, reconnecting with family, just basically stabili

greg watson was a college student in texas. they then he wrote a term paper said i think this is really interesting part is not that far the way off. the ratification him maybe we could get a few more states to approve it and would part of the constitution. i do notice teacher did? gave him a c. said that's the craziest idea ever. and you know what? that really got him angry. lit a fire under greg watson and started writing letters by himself to state legislators across the country saying what he'd written in his term paper june when he did? he ratified it. in 1992 greg watson got the 27th amendment to the constitution adopted. and he took his term paper back to his teacher in texas and said what about that see? they became an a. >> part of my dilemma at the national constitution center you have a right to free speech what is that mean? what the national constitution center does is it will have on a line and essay written by a scholar of the constitution. here is where everyone agrees about this amendment the right to free spee

watson has not commented on the new allegation. the browns did not immediately comment, while the nfl declined to do so. >>> newly-released body cam footage shows what happened when nfl star tyreek hill, was pulled over in miami gardens for alleged dangerous driving. hill later spoke exclusively to our jesse kirsch about the incident. >> get out! what part -- >> went from 0 to 60 immediately. >> reporter: tyreek hill and his wife are speaking out exclusively to nbc news after he is what forcefully detained and handcuffed by miami dade police on sunday. >> when we tell to you do something, do you it, you understand? >> reporter: newly-released body camera shows the moment officers approach his vehicle hours before the team's home opener. hill seen handing something to police before rolling up his window and being ordered out of his car. >> i feltthey felt like i was a threat. >> reporter: the miss union says hill was pulled over for dangerous driving but was never under arrest. >> he wasn't cooperative. handcuffs were put on him aft

damián trujillo nos explica desde el parque watson. y que vecinos del área se han quejado por la inseguridad. aquí estamos. creer un lugar seguro para campamento, pero con servicios con seguridad hay caminando por la zona. el alcalde nos mostró un terreno al lado de este parque que la ciudad adquirirá para usarlo como un sitio seguro con 100 tiendas de campaña para personas sin hogar con reglas, no drogas no, no weapons también aseguró que habrá seguridad en el sitio. y si las personas no aceptan quedarse aquí, no podrán acampar en un radio de 2 cuadras. cuando tenemos lugares como esto, podemos hacer más límites en campamento o en otras partes. podemos prohibir campamento alrededor. la comunidad. la meta del alcalde es abrir al menos 5 sitios más como este en toda la ciudad. la situación no puede seguir así por ahora. este será un programa piloto. el alcalde dice que esto ha servido en san diego. y cree que también hará lo mismo aquí en el parque watson de san josé. damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48. y al regresar un niño de tan

_ that hamas and hezbollah in watson when lebanon is not really — watson when lebanon is not reallyase anybody-— anybody. just with the politician _ anybody. just with the politician hat - anybody. just with the politician hat on - anybody. just with the politician hat on and i anybody. just with the - politician hat on and chipping away whether a sentiment is for israel, do you think netanyahu is seeing a political opportunity here because neither donald trump nor kamala harris will ask them to rein in ajob i probably harris will ask them to rein in a job i probably will not want to something like that for fear of upsetting the balance in the election. so that they have a three month window here and do you think that's what he's looking at? i you think that's what he's looking at?— you think that's what he's looking at? i mean, ithink what she — looking at? i mean, ithink what she said _ looking at? i mean, ithink what she said i _ looking at? i mean, ithink what she said i agree - looking at? i mean, ithink what she said i agree with | looking at? i mean, i think. what she said i

patrick and kay watson. the owners. i said i would have bought some furniture if you had some in there. they have beautiful stuff. they are going to be rebuilt in a very, very short period. i want to thank everybody. we came down with truckloads of things and we will have that done by franklin's incredible organization. they have done such a good job. we have truckloads of different items from oil to water to all sorts of equipment that will help them. we are here today to still in complete solidarity with the people of georgia and with all those suffering in the terrible aftermath of hurricane helene. hurricane helene turned out to be a big one, just about the biggest anyone has seen. i spoke with the release people that do this for a living, and they said they have never seen on this bad. valdosta has been ravaged. the town is very badly hurting. many thousands are without power. they are running low on food and fuel. it will be distributed now throughout georgia as well as north carolina and south carolina, florida,

watson has not commented on the new allegation. the browns did not immediately comment, while the nfl declined to do so. >>> newly-released body cam footage shows what happened when nfl star tyreek hill was pulled over by police in miami gardens for allegedly dangerous driving. the encounter appears to escalate when hill rolls up his car window back up. >> we're not playing this game. get out, get out! get out! get -- out! when we tell you to do something, you do it, you understand? you understand? >> i'm getting out. >> police say hill was never arrested, merely detained and handcuffed because he was u uncooperative. he had this to say about the cops' claims. >> everybody has their own side, their own version. and i feel like they do that, you know, to kind of protect, you know, the officer. >> at least one officer has been put on administrative duty pending investigation. >>> wildfires are torching the west. volatile conditions are forcing some fire crews to fall back. thousands have had to flee their homes. the massive inferno d

damián trujillo, desde el parque watson, nos explica por ahora este será un programa piloto.tico y que vecinos del área se han quejado por la inseguridad. aquí estamos. creer un lugar seguro para campamento, pero con servicios con seguridad hay. caminando por la zona, el alcalde nos mostró un terreno al lado de este parque que la ciudad adquirirá para usarlo como un sitio seguro con 100 tiendas de campaña para personas sin hogar. son reglas, no droga. no, no weapons también aseguró que habrá seguridad en el sitio y si las personas no aceptan quedarse aquí, no podrán acampar en un radio de 2 cuadras. cuando tenemos lugares como esto, podemos hacer más límites en campamento. en otras partes podemos prohibir campamento alrededor. la comunidad. la meta del alcalde es abrir al menos 5 sitios más como este en toda la ciudad suación no puede seguir así. en el parque watson de san josé, damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48. damián muchas gracias. oiga, muy pronto sus facturas de gas y electricidad de la compañía pg&e podrían volver a subir dentro de una semana más o menos. la comis

chris watson in singapore for tech law. festa, tech expert, thanks forjoining me.ories in washington state and oregon are due to vote on a new four year contract. he the proposed deal, which has been recommended to workers by the iam union, includes a pay rise of 25% over the next four years. if they reject it, strike action could follow. before we go, let's turn to the music industry where popular rapper eminem has just made billboard history. the rapper's 2005 album curtain call, the hits has spent more than 700 weeks or more than 13 years on the billboard 200 charts. 0nly five albums before this have reached this milestone. congratulations indeed to eminem. and that's it for this edition of business today. we'll have more news day of the top of the hour, and sport is “p top of the hour, and sport is up next. it's all coming up on bbc news. hey, i'm lola with the catch up. tonight — harris and trump's debate, new rights for renters, and would you buy a disney themed house? donald trump and kamala harris, the two candidates wanting to be the next us president, hav

sam watson, state senator, thank you, sam. john korbitt, state senator, john burchat, john lahood state representative, ashley polk, county sheriff. thank you, ashley. chase dotry, respected. doug hank, cook county sheriff. ashley ty, we know. page dupes we know. richard hardy, city manager. thank you. scott james, bill florida. buddy duke. patrick and kate watson, the owners of the store. i would have bought them furniture. they're going to be rebuilt in a very, very short period. soy want to thank everybody. and we came down with truckloads of things. and we're going to have that done by -- by -- by franklin's incredible organization. they've done such a good job. we've done this before. be we have a lot of truckloads of different items from oil to water to also -- tools the people that are going help them. but we stand in complete solidarity with the people of georgia and with all of those suffering in the terrible aftermath of hurricane helene. hurricane helene turned out the be a big one -- just about the biggest that any

ian watson at the conservative _ timescale on it.much. it opens in birmingham this afternoon. there is much more on that conference on the bbc news website, along with all the other main story is that we are featuring today. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. another area of low pressure is moving in this weekend and that will affect much of the country for the start of the upcoming week. cool, wet and windy at times but by mid week an improvement with high—pressure moving in and there should be high spells of sunshine. we continue through the second part of the day and further north and east it will stay dry with any sunshine fading and the best of any brightness will be across scotland in the northern half of scotland with winds picking up further south and west. rain will pile into northern ireland, wales and south—west england and will turn heavier later on. temperatures, low to mid—teens across the board. as we move into this evening and overnight, the rain peps up and wales and south—west england could see some localised flo

sí, yo yo sé y es es una cosa muy natural que tiene preguntas y concerns, pero ahora en el parque watsonn seguro visitar su parque para combatir este problema, necesitamos lugares seguros, con servicios, con seguridad, con reglas, con sanitación para transicionar. las personas a casas, a futuros mejores. porque tenemos un ciclo que necesitamos interrupt. sí interrumpir ese ese ciclo. muy bien. gracias, alcalde matt mahan. gracias por estar aquí. gracias a esta. hacemos una pausa y al regresar, con el fin de reducir los accidentes vehiculares hoy las autoridades realizaron un operativo. tendremos los detalles. además, la compañía state farm dice que estaría perdiendo más de uno millón de clientes. entérese por qué el parque deportivo. continuamos con nuestra cobertura del último partido de losei ss prácticas seguras entre los conductores y también para disminuir el alto número de atropellamientos. carlos alberto trestini ha estado acompañando a elementos de la policía desde muy temprano, cuando comenzó 1 de estos operativos. carlos, cuéntanos sobre esta jornada. poco después de las 07:30

today she found no fulfilling answers as to how his abias was able to go on for so long >>> desean watsones the allegations while the matter works its way through the courts the nfl said yesterday it is reviewing the claims that watson forced himself on a woman. watson was previously suspended 11 games by the league in 2022 over separate accusations of sexual assault during a massage therapy sessions >>> and a spacecraft carrying an american astronaut and two russian com mo knots took off from kazakhstan today, heading to the international space state. they'll spend six months aboard the iss. the capsule is expected to dock within the hour. i have to wonder if they're bringing extra supplies for the two astronauts that have been stuck there? >> and can that capsule shuttle some of those people back? who knows. bertha, thank you very much. >>> let's talk about the dow it's turned positive. >> wow, look at that. >>> what was it 500 points >> more. >> they bounced back from the post-cpi sell-off. we'll follow that story and more when "power lunch" returns in two minutes. meet kandi technolog

let me tell you what we're doing at watson park. we're building a safe parking site that will allow folks to be. actually, i'm sorry, we're building a safe sleeping site, and we are clearing the encampments in and around the park and then enforcing a no encampment zone going forward. so we will say, here's a site that has security, sanitation, connection to case management where you can be and we will improve your quality of life, but you can no longer camp in this whole area of the city that makes life better for everyone. do you expect pushback? i'm going over some of the list here. considered sites along street, willow street, almaden road, and tully monterey. do you expect pushback in those local communities? every time we have moved forward a solution to homelessness. and i've been involved in a number of our emergency interim housing communities or motel conversions. the same pattern plays out. people are initially concerned. they rightly have a lot of questions they want to ensure as they deserve to be, to be confident in tha

walker, cyrus allen, tre watson the tight end, who can get separation?out here. it's been a tough night for these receivers trying to make plays. moss out of the back field has been mainly their go-to guy. >> chris: who can beat this elite secondary? watson, shuler, morrison and gray. weigman back peddles and throws it to the bench. nobody open. >> kirk: the other thing that's tough is now you are allowing this defensive front, they know you are throwing the football and they're able to come up with different things to get the pressure and make weigman feel it and throw off of his back foot. >> chris: not yet engineered a fourth quarter comeback at pressure comes. weigman has time, but, again, a miscommunication. nobody open. thomas was over there covered by jordan clark, and it's 3rd and 10. al golden is not holding back. it is not like he's saying, let's be conservative. let's be smart. he's dialing it up, not worried about the consequences on the other end because he has the ability to cover. i don't blame him. >> kirk: what a luxury to have, right? y

let's speak to our political correspondent, iain watson, who's in birmingham.ic energy. _ this conference. terrific energy, thousands of you here. we've _ energy, thousands of you here. we've got— energy, thousands of you here. we've got members, counsellors, mps, _ we've got members, counsellors, mps, businesses — in fact, it's such— mps, businesses — in fact, it's such a— mps, businesses — in fact, it's such a hot— mps, businesses — in fact, it's such a hot ticket i'm surprised that_ such a hot ticket i'm surprised that keir— such a hot ticket i'm surprised that keir starmer hasn't asked somebody to buy him one. i want to start _ somebody to buy him one. i want to start by— somebody to buy him one. i want to start by saying thank you. thank— to start by saying thank you. thank you _ to start by saying thank you. thank you for everything you do for our— thank you for everything you do for our party and the support you've — for our party and the support you've always given. you will work — you've always given. you will work tirelessly during the election campai

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool.ur party conference, starting in just a few minutes. i think we can show you what it is like in the conference centre. we'll bring you the speeches from the home secretary yvette cooper — that's at ten o'clock — and the prime minister's speech, at 2pm. after weeks of rather gloomy messaging, sir keir starmer, the prime minister, will probably attempt to strike a rather more upbeat tone but still having to warn of what he calls a shared struggle, saying the politics of national renewal are collected. we have a live page running on the website if you want to follow the conference minute by minute. there is a really interesting debate about what is the point of political conferences. they have a long tradition here, they have been taking place in the uk for more than a century. initially designed so the parties could decide on policy. a much more widerfunction these decide on policy. a much more wider function these days. tv cameras very much part of the picture. this is bbc news. hello a

as you mentioned, a post world war 2, many soldiers from the ukrainian watson ss division did fleet of canada. and as i'm sure you remember, one of them received a standing ovation from flat him. is that lensky and the canadian prime minister in the countries parliament? just last? yeah. the yeah. got us not going to the man of on a, apparently he born in ukraine and so in the 14th watson s as a grand idea division, it was a voluntary unit under the job and not c combined. we spoke to a historian of the holocaust period. i get in grief who says the fact that the canadian government did not invite victims of naziism to discuss the issue is a slap in ethics. jewish organizations must be part of this debate because they were the main victims of the grain and mothers who long ago besides the german of 2 bands. made hardy, with drives during 12 or 2 by killing hundreds of thousands. this'll training juice in a discussion which is involving x, a frame improvement as far as students as steps to be there, as well as the out of the reach themes besides other already know, send the cities. and s

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool.andling of the economy. there were a record 38 candidates running to lead the country, including the incumbent, ranil wickremesinghe. all of them are men. the full results are not expected until at least sunday. sri lankans are looking for a leader who will be able to further repair the country�*s finances, after an economic collapse two years ago. thousands of protesters faced with skyrocketing inflation and severe food shortages forced the country�*s president at the time, gotabaya rajapaksa, to flee and later resign. 0ur correspondent samira hussain is following the story from colombo, and sent this update. the economy was certainly one of the biggest issues for voters going into this election. the country is still reeling from the effects of that economic crisis two years ago. sri lanka had to borrow billions of dollars and as a result we are seeing that actually everyday sri lankans are paying higher taxes and they are paying much more for basics like food and medicine. at the sam

as mentioned, post world war 2, many soldiers when the ukraine here in a watson ss division with fled to canada. and i'm sure you remember one of them received a standing ovation from flooding. midland ski and the canadian prime minister in the country's parliament, just last year the boot camp at the mine of on are apparently a born in ukraine and served in the 14th of watson serenity division. it was a voluntary unit under the german nazi combined. yeah, we spoke to a holocaust historian who says it's scanned a list of all fluids, didn't even invite victims to discuss the issue to be short on these agents must be part of this debate because they were the main victims of the grain and mothers who long ago, besides, the german occupants made horrible crimes during world war 2 by clinic, hundreds of thousands. this'll training juice in a discussion which is involving x, a pregnant treatment as far as drugs as has to be there, as well as the other week themes besides other already know sent the citizens. so of course, jose have to be consulted. it's ridiculous that they are not, and the

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool.ign says the vice president has accepted an invitation from cnn for a debate on october 23. there's been no word yet from donald trump or his team. hello there. we've had a lot of stubborn fog around the north sea coast today, but also some big thunderstorms, torrential downpours — really nasty if you're caught in one of those. they will continue through this evening, overnight, and indeed, they'll be around through sunday and monday. there are met office warnings because we're expecting quite a lot of wet weather to come along — a month's worth of rain potentially in places. so notably, we've had those big storms through the midlands, to name but a few areas — those continue through this evening, meandering around an area of low pressure, and actually becoming more widespread, we think, as they move up from the south. whilst further north, a little bit of mist and fog — a fresher night here, so quite warm and close in the south — but the return of the mist and low cloud off the north

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool.ointment of the new french prime minister michael barnier. organisers of the demonstrations say there has been a "denial of democracy", because president macron chose not to name a pm from the new popular front left—wing coalition that won recent legislative elections. mr barnier has in recent hours named his new government, which marks a shift to the right. let's speak to journalist anne—elisabeth moutet who's in vaucluse. thank you for speaking to us. the left—wing bloc, the new popularfront, won the left—wing bloc, the new popular front, won the the left—wing bloc, the new popularfront, won the most seats in that recent election but the prime minister that has been appointed is from the centre right. so that is the problem and that is why people are out. . , problem and that is why people are out. ., , , .,, are out. that is the problem that actually _ are out. that is the problem that actually the _ are out. that is the problem that actually the left-wing l that actually the left—w

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool.y assaulted by the late billionaire mohamed al fayed say they've received around 100 new enquiries about the investigation. the former harrods boss has been accused of assault by 37 women, many of whom were employees of the luxury department store during his ownership. harrods' current owners say they are appalled by the allegations. ukraine says its attacked two russian ammunition stores overnight, including one near crimea, described as one of the largest in russia. ukraine's defence force said it hit another munitions warehouse and a military airfield elsewhere. weapons supplied by north korea where said to be among the targets of the attacks. jessica parker reports. a fireball erupting into the night sky as ukraine staged a major drone attack. this, says kyiv, was a russian ammunition depot that included supplies it believes are from north korea — one of two munitions stores ukraine claims to have hit last night. translation: these were . warehouses of russian tactical missiles and

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.n convicted after pleading guilty to bribery charges. s iswaran had faced 35 charges in what is the country's biggest political corruption trial in almost five decades. the case has shocked a nation which prides itself for its squea ky—clean governance. now, let's cross live to outside singapore's supreme court to speak to my collegue suranjana tewari. tell us what's been happening in the last hour.— in the last hour. things are movin: in the last hour. things are moving quite _ in the last hour. things are moving quite fast - in the last hour. things are moving quite fast here. - in the last hour. things are moving quite fast here. i l in the last hour. things are. moving quite fast here. i am outside the court where s iswaran is facing trial. he was facing 35 charges related to gifts he received as a public servant, including formula1 tickets, concert tickets, hotel stapling and flights. he also faced a charge of corruption and obstruction ofjustice. —— hotel stays. the charges have

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool. leader of the house commons, lucy powell, has been speaking to our political correspondent alex forsyth and says the party isn't taking its election success for granted. it's the first time we've gathered in, ithink, 15 years as a party, or a conference as the party of government. and it should be a moment to celebrate — but actually, we knew, coming into this conference, these are very serious times with very serious issues happening across our country that we now bear the responsibility of trying to sort out and getting that change beginning, as you say, for people to actually feel that in their everyday lives. so we're coming here, in any case, with our work heads on, being serious about the job we've got to do, because we're determined to do that. we've heard from the prime minister, the deputy prime minister, the chancellor that they won't accept gifts in terms of clothing any more — but do you think that is enough to draw a line under this? or do you think this will dog you thro

our political correspondent iain watson has this report. liverpool for its annual conference, but with one big difference. last year they were in opposition, and now they are in government after a landslide election win. delegates will want to celebrate — but they will hear sobering messages from ministers. they will be told the foundations of the economy needs to be fixed, and that means more difficult decisions lie ahead. and if that hasn't made the bubbly go flat, what about this from labour together — a pro—leadership grouping. in a weighty new report, they warn that... ..and is... all this comes after a difficult week for sir keir starmer. he had to declare last night he would not take more donations to pay for clothing and specs. but even with the new eyewear, critics say he lacks vision. the giant unite union is claiming voters�* trust could be lost without a change of direction from sir keir starmer. they want the conference to discuss a motion calling for: and behind closed doors there�*ll be a meeting between ministers and unions

rob watson, thank ou very much indeed.. during a recent meeting withjesuits when he visited asia, he called for her release and set me on more's people cannot stay silent about the country's situation. she has been held by the military since they overturned her government and the 2021 coup. over the sky—high prices of its hugely popular a drug company ceo has been questioned in washington dc, over the sky—high prices of its hugely popular weight loss drug. the head of novo nordisk testified to a senate committee hearing on health, about why his company charges americans more than people from any other country for ozempic and wegovy. the drugs cost more than $1,000 a month for patients in the us, compared to about $100 a month in some european countries. wegovy — which is used for weight loss — and 0zempic, for type two diabetes, have led to weight loss of 15 to 20% in patients, significantly higher than previous options. dr daniel drucker is a senior scientist with the lunenfeld—tanenbaum research institute at mount sinai

katie watson reporting.rrived in singapore — the first papal visit there since the 1980s. the visit will include a speech to politicians at the national stadium, which tens of thousands of people are expected to attend. vietnamese state media is reporting that at least 22 people in lao cai province have died in landslides triggered by flash flooding. more than 70 are still missing. heavy rainfall caused by typhoon yagi has swept across northern vietnam over the past few days, killing nearly 150 people. rescue workers are struggling to reach remote mountainous areas with communications down and roads washed away. we canjust we can just have a look at the live image that we are monitoring there. we know that thousands of people have been stranded on rooftops and some of the northern provinces of vietnam. they have been posting desperate pleas for help on social media. vietnam's most powerful storm in 30 years. just to let you know, we are monitoring the reaction to that debate that happened overnight in the un

literally google cost of war project, it's out of watson institute for international and public affairs in brown university. it's a summary of the cost of worship gods that have happened since and u.s. and federal price tag for 9/11 wars over $8 trillion and the u.s. government is conducting counter terrorism aboutivities in some 78 countries around the world and a listing of this is a lot of what they do trying to account for these things going through budgets and might be something to be interested in reading, carol. >> i just know we have people fighting right now soldiers and sailors fighting for us overseas and i don't know how you can classify it's part of the price of being a super power. and i have a grandson serving in the military right now, and i couldn't be prouder of him, but that's part of the thing of being an american. we have to do our -- do what we can to support our troops and to support>> last coweller in the segment. go ahead, john. >> good morning, cspan. my questions are today will congress try to do better than all this year and all these different kinds of lines

. —— chris watson explains the challenges.sely powerful and not located in any one particular place. jurisdictional issues about who you can regulate how you regulate them of the first point. it is a difficult puzzle to crack. should government look to work together or do they risk, if one government creates strong legislation, do they risk companies choosing not to be based there and missing out on al party, so to speak. that is a risk that government legitimately has. in practice it seems that sometimes works the other way but the need to comply with strict standards and drive out lower standards because you have to comply with strict standards you would tend to devise a product that you can sell everywhere which will there for have to meet the strictest standards. if you get the mix right you can actually, as a regulator and a trading bloc you may find that you are able to impose a standard upon the whole world by being stricter provided it allows for sufficient development and growth. so it could be a race to the top. when

ian, thank you very much, iain watson - their support.ees more than a thousand �*freemen of the city�* drive sheep along an ancient trading route. the actor said that "as a proud welshman, driving the sheep across the thames, was the highlight of his career". you're watching bbc news. hello. although most of us have stayed dry this weekend, low pressure is sweeping in as we speak. that will hang around for the first few days of this upcoming week. monday and tuesday certainly looking wetter and windier — rather cool, but mid—week, high pressure will build in and that will settle things down and we will see increasing amounts of sunshine, but the nights will be cool with mist and fog returning. up until tuesday, england and where is will have heavy and persistent rain, falling on saturated ground and so the risk of further localised flooding in places. worth staying tuned to the forecast over the next few days. this area of low pressure is the culprit, which will become slow—moving as it pushes across england and wales during the course of

iain watson, bbc news, liverpool.sky, has warned the world that russia is planning a serious escalation of its war against his country. addressing the united nations general assembly, mr zelensky said that the russian leader vladimir putin is planning to attack nuclear power plants in ukraine. recently, i received yet another alarming report from our intelligence. now putin does seem to be planning attacks on our nuclear power plants and the infrastructure, aiming to disconnect the plants from the power grid. with the help of satellites, by the way, ladies and gentlemen. by the way, satellites of other countries. russia is getting images and detailed information about the infrastructure of our nuclear power plants. but what does this really threaten? any missile or drone strike, any critical incident in the energy system could lead to a nuclear disaster, a day like that must never come. moscow needs to understand this and this depends, in part, on your determination to put pressure on the aggressor. these are nuclear

deshaun watson, russell wilson, or aaron rodgers?on say is most likely to go back to his greatness? >> i'm interested to see on aaron rodgers with the jets. i think the big thing, the cowboys are such a visual team. they want to see what dak prescott is going to do in his big ball game. so we've got to be following the cowboys. >> take off is that 4:25. the game will start at 4:00. brady in the booth is going to be fantastic. you have the best show in the history of football. you know that. and you guys get along fantastic. it's like the old boys network. thanks so much. i appreciate it, jimmie johnson. have a great season. we will talk to you again soon, and i'm sorry, if you can have canton, i'll keep the good boy award. >> thank you, brian. >> it's going to be great. make sure you watch. meanwhile, sean hannity is going to be great tonight, 9:00 in harrisburg. he's got a town hall with a guy named donald j. trump. now over to dana. >> bill: thank you, brian. good morning, everybody. the race with

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great britain's heather watson is out of the korea open, she lost to ukraine's marta kostyuk, in the2, 6—2 to the fifth seed in seoul scotland rugby legend john jeffrey says he feels "hurt, bitter and betrayed" as he was forced to end his bid to become chair of world rugby after failing to secure the support of his own union, the 65—year—oldhad been the favourite to take over from sir bill beaumont in november. prize money in the diamond league will hit record levels from next season. the total ampount across the whole series will rise by almost a third, to 9.2 million us dollars. next year's diamond league will have 15 meetings in 13 countries between april and september. ben ainslie's ineos brittania is another step closer to taking on new zealand in next month's americas cup. they are into the final of the louis vuitton cup. they beat switzerland's entry, allinghi red bull racing off the coast of barcelona in their semi—finalit was the first to five and though they had been four nil up, the swiss pulled two it was the first to five and though they had been four nil up, the swiss p

i don't know where we're hitting for bucks, watson. and the fierce of not knowing with this flurry of to protect tax having a rising by the date was before israel's, the root strike has bull upon to know them. israel with thousands of rockets. and this came up to the deadly explosions of hezbollah pages and all the communication devices. earlier this week, israel has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the bluffs of the devices. the united nations high commission to for human rights, has condemned to devise explosions in lebanon as violation of international law. the un spokesperson into in those old punch, is to de escalate immediately. saying that the region is on the brink of like a test or fee. earlier i spoke with and i'm been taught color blue, he's a senior fellow at the foundation for defensive democracies in washington, dc. it always, if it is real, is working an escalation with a run and it's proxies with the latest strikes as well. actually, i think there has been a change in his really national security doctorat

he thinks about watson. and the fierce of not knowing with this flurry of to protect tax having a rising by the date was before israel's the root strike has bull upon to know them israel with thousands of records. and this came up to the deadly explosions of hezbollah pages. and all the communication devices earlier this week, israel has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the bluffs of the devices. the united nations high commission to for human rights has come down to devise explosions in lebanon as violation of international law. the un spokesperson intern ditched old punch is to de escalate immediately, saying that the region is on the brink of like a tester fee to join me in the studio. the state of the middle east on our list shiny was on instead of signing head. what does the latest strike on be roots tell us about these rouse new warbles? well isn't, but now it's officially as this week that's bringing back. these are the citizens who had to evict from the north and board them back to the

from norman wells refined at whitehorse and gasoline was pumped through supplementary pipelines from watson left in the highway. it was just east of the alaska-yukon border. on the 13th of october, the remaining gap was only a few hundred feet. there were two crews working forward each other. in this section, there was permanent ground frost, that meant the ground stayed frozen all summer long, down to a depth of 50 or 60 feet. if the surface cover was disturbed, the ground would thaw and become a quagmire. rock and gravel were put on the ground and spread over the surface. and that was added to what was there by nature and the frost was permanently locked in. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> when the end was in sight, the truck drivers and skinners, and foremen were excited, the climax of months and toil by 20,000 men. it was 6:00, the sun was down, the bulldozers moved in, their blades cut. the alaska highway was finished. a handshake in the bloom of an autumn evening marked the end. this is the road these men built. and this is a good road, as good as any gravelled road in the world. better in alignment and gra

the boy just keeps going to the, i don't know we're, we're hitting for bucks, watson. and the fierce of not knowing, with this flurry of tit for tat tax heading, arising by the date was before israel's, the root strike has bull upon to know them. israel with thousands of records, and this came up to the deadly explosions of hezbollah pages. and all the communication devices earlier this week is really has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the bloss of the devices. the united nations high commission to for human rights, has condemned to devise explosions in lebanon as violation of international law. the un spokesperson intern ditched old politics to de escalate immediately, saying that the region is on the brink of like a tester fee. and that's bringing, how does that yak option left? the senior director of the context them as a product. hello and welcome sat now in a few days, there's been pages and walkie talkie explosions. and now last night's asked, right, how we can this has, but right now at the moment is but i is the really big situation on the one

. >> tex watson was convicted and sentenced to trial in a separate trial.ed the death penalty unconstitutional, and the sentences were reduced to life in prison. there would be no gas chamber for any of the manson family, which meant all of them, even charles manson himself, would have a chance at freedom after serving their sentences. manson, tex watson, patricia krenwinkel and susan atkins each had parole hearings in 2009 atkins died in prison. the rest kept trying. here's leslie van houten speaking at a parole hearing. >> i feel responsible for both of their deaths. >> in april 2016, the parole board recommended releasing van houten and did so on five occasions, but each time the governor's office overruled the decision. sharon tate's younger sister deborah was rebelieved. >> i don't think she deserves it. they were brutally butchered. there has to be some kind of accountability in this world. >> but then, in the spring of 2023, deborah tate got the news she feared for years, the california court of appeals overruled the governor and granted leslie van h

so total on the m watson. what was your value system with me either or did you guys magic that was not pointing to the mission. i some your interest got moved from what you got with the city of the city. i got that with the city of was leave the could you explain your changes in your chest? could you single, she needed your was no pressure. i think more of the person that would be more than lovely. me mostly people. with them, with the brush rose the rose would go to mush will shoot you the if you was thinking about russia, what does your mind to pick? 10 the bottom landscapes open up the fully lines. the last one. do you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the are you ready to come along the for sold a bullshit. i knew them. would that be smaller issues? so this 3 system that the, the, the initial severe camilo trip with the full shows, pennsylvania does a little bit of information because over the finish, we finish, all right to, so was sort of show them what 3. so those are kind of fun. you were j

i don't know where we are, he thinks about watson. and the fierce of not knowing with this flurry of tit for tat tax heading, arising by the date, hours before israel's the roots track has bull upon to know them. israel with thousands of records. and this came up to the deadly explosions of hezbollah pages and all the communication devices. earlier this week, israel has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the bluffs of the devices. the united nations high commission to for human rights, has condemned to devise explosions in lebanon as violation of international law. the un spokesperson intern ditched old punch is to de escalate immediately, saying that the region is on the brink of like a tester fee. this would mean a studio this data view, middle east, on our list. shiny was on, is shiny. nice to see you again. attention so high at the moment where do things stand? well, israel has signal this morning, is closing up in northern part of its air space. and be trying to say to has bella, we are expecting, you know, while you

i don't know where we're hitting for bucks, watson. and the fierce of not knowing with this flurry of to, to protect tax having a rising by the day all was before israel's, the root strike has bull upon to know them. israel with thousands of rockets. and this came up to the deadly explosions of hezbollah pages. and of the communication devices earlier this week, israel has neither confirmed nor denied its involvement in the bluffs of the devices. the united nations high commission for human rights has condemned to devise explosions in lebanon as violation of international law. the un spokesperson into in those old punch is to de escalate immediately. saying that the region is on the brink of like a tester fee. so how we can do this has split up. that's a d slate's. as a tax, i asked how does the auction law senior direct out account extremism project at the moment is, but i is the really big situation. on the one hand, it cannot trust it's communication. devices that have tried to switch to different means of communications. why a page

merilyn watson from blackrock. coming up, growth is outpacing value but with the fed cutting rates, that could change. this is bloomberg. ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel. clearing the way, [rumble] [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where you belong. sonali: i'm going to take a page out of the a qr playbook and take a look at what is happening in the differential between growth versus value. i'm going to do it with the russell 2000 index first because it has been up 6.7% this year so far and you can see it only in recent weeks. over the past 52 weeks starting to get more steam and starting to catch up a little too the russell 2000 value index which has been up i 20% or -- up by 20%. growth has been up by 20%. the big question is what that looks like after the federal reserve starts cut interest rates. we are counting you down to the fed decision. bloomberg opinion took a special look at how stocks perform when the fed cuts. has been a lot of conversation about sma

they killed the six bandits, recovered watson, front and back to the united states of america.e's what they need to do. this is one of those where they killed an american and we should understand that there are still four americans left alive. we should say, joint special operations command, these four remaining hostages are on your watch now. you go find him and bring him home. and then we need to tell the people that are supporting hamas, like qatar, look, the largest air base in the middle east is in qatar. we are going to shut it down. there are over 100 companies in qatar right now that are u.s. bring them all home. we need to start playing really hard with qatar and we need to play hard with turkey, who supports hamas, as well. the all you're doing now is talking, not putting any leverage on the people that are caught in the problem, which is hamas. he made the comment earlier, john, netanyahu has bent over backwards trying to support cease-fire. >> john: i want to ask you about something that happened i think last week, on the anniversary of the bombing. form president t

app and their watson team. of technical things now on the hardware side, but they do with the consulting services. that's why it's growing, that's why it's banging through an all-time high as we speak. ashley: all right. we'll have to leave it there. good to talk about system classic stocks. t.r. baron. -- d.r. barton, thank you very much. we appreciate that. we're getting ready to start thursday's session. futures expected to be, well, perhaps a little, slightly higher. we'll wait and see, and there we have it. we are off and running. the confetti falls, people clap, they smile, it's a good time. let's take a a look at the big board. the dow, as you can see right out of the gate, ho-mum, up 0.1%. there's the board as you can see, salesforce.com, home depot at the top, boeing and intel down at the bottom. overall, the dow off now just about 8 points. let's take a look at the s&p 500. again, up marginally at 55, 54 -- 5554 on the s&p. let's take a look at the nasdaq, the big tech the index, if you like, and the