this week, we've been to ifa, the massive tech show in berlin. we'll be looking at the big launches and the cool new devices from the fair in a few minutes, and we'll also hear from the people behind them, who, we've noticed are once again mostly men. the lack of women in tech has been well documented and it's something we run up against every single day working on click, and it's so frustrating, it's extremely rare for us to turn up at a tech company and for any of the available spokespeople to be female. it's been suggested that the lack of women in tech starts developing early on. kids are going back to school this week on the heels of stats from the latest exam results here in the uk showing that girls are turning away from stem subjects — that's science, technology, engineering and maths. only 20% of those who sat the computer sciences gcse exam this year were girls. for gcse engineering it was 10%. someone who is fighting gender stereotypes is anne—marie imafidon. at 11 years old she took an a—level in computing and by 20 had graduate

ok, now, as promised, to berlin, to europe's largest tech fair, ifa, where dan simmons has taken cover from the autumnal weather. tunnels of curved tvs lead you from hall 7218. there are 26 here at ifa, some larger than a football pitch, packed with the latest gadgets, gizmos and gardening baskets? this one also uses leds but to grow plants. the basket monitors and provides water and nutrients to promote growth and it's out in november. this year, robots seem to be everywhere. cute ones... this one's got eyes in the back of its head. it's got an hd projector. to ones that will help you clean the floor. it's supposed to stop if someone floor. it's supposed to stop if someone walks in front of it but if it doesn't at least you get a nice shoeshine. and this multilingual one helps you get to your gate among other things when you feed in your boarding card. both started work at seoul airport this summer hoping to impress visitors and rage, raise lg's profile ahead of february's winter olympics. smart helmets are catching on and a chinese maker showed off its new offerings for cyclists and

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a couple of percentage points in the ifa and emerging markets index but for the most part next year, if things play out to the end of this year, we will see ine modest returns netnet 2018 more modest returns in 2018. vonniemayra: you talked about tt that the lack of much of a downside is you expected came as a bit of a surprise following the fmo say. the resilience of this bull market is surprising many. we have said how it's one of the most unloved bull markets in history. bases, the s&p 500 keeps hitting new highs but is there anything below the surface that concerns you whether it's to do with market breadth or volume or the people are buying on the ticks rather than the dips? was like to, you see more via money market the market is going up in the really is not a lot. i think it's natural especially when you get later in the cycle and using the baseball and natalie, i think we are in the eighth inning here. what really stands out is the fed rate hikes are still going to happen. then valuations, if you look at the trailing p/e on the s&p 500, it's north of 20 times. if you look ov

europe's biggest tech show, but in the past few years, titans such as samsung have abandoned berlin's ifa exhibition. now, smaller competitors are using the event to make a case for their innovations — particularly their sleek new smartphones. joe miller is there. this is one of the standout product here this year. it is the new the 13 smart phone. i have gone with some of the gimmicks from devious models, no sightscreen and now modular design. the focus is very much on taking pictures and on shooting video. to that end, there are in a new cameras on the back, there is a deep and beautiful lead screen and a lovely zoom feature which you can pick a particular object or person in the distance and then the camera will very, very smoothly zooming towards it. the question for this phone, as with previous models, some of which have had cutting—edge features that have not sold well, is or can it make inroads into crowded and competitive smart phone market? i think lg has always been about twists. it may not be number one in phones, it may not be the thinnest or the cheapest or the brightest,

this week, we've been to ifa, the massive tech show in berlin. we'll be looking at the big launches and the cool new devices from the fair in a few minutes, and we'll also hear from the people behind them, who, we've noticed are once again mostly men. the lack of women in tech has been well documented and it's something we run up against every single day working on click, and it's so frustrating, it's extremely rare for us to turn up at a tech company and for any of the available spokespeople to be female. it's been suggested that the lack of women in tech starts developing early on. kids are going back to school this week on the heels of stats from the latest exam results here in the uk showing that girls are turning away from stem subjects — that's science, technology, engineering and maths. only 20% of those who sat the computer sciences gcse exam this year were girls. for gcse engineering it was 10%. someone who is fighting gender stereotypes is anne—marie imafidon. at 11 years old she took an a—level in computing and by 20 had graduate

ifa if a week is a long time in politics, 48 hours is a lifetime in formula 1. a tight and twisty street circuit mixed with rain is the perfect cocktail for chaos in formula 1. this singapore sling left sebastian vettel, max verstappen, and to write them, all leading shaken, not stirred. —— kimi raikkonen. the sultan's press were entered as he picked through the wreckage to take the lead. lewis hamilton has shown many cars before that he is a master of racing in the weight. so it was little surprise that he claimed his third win in a row and seventh of the season. with the six remaining races favouring mercedes, singapore could be a turning point in the destiny of the championship. yesterday, we struggled and had no idea what was happen today but we tried to stay focused and get ahead. obviously, it was very fortunate for us in the beginning. so yes, i could not be happy. we didn't have the friday pace that we showed in practice. —— happier. a little bit disappointed to miss out on a whim, but i still need to be grateful and happy within the podium. so l

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it will be featured at this year's ifa show in berlin. the world's largest trade show for consumer electronics. it opens to the public on wednesday. >>> in case you haven't noticed yet, it's muggy today. let me give you a look at our forecast features, we're going to get sunnier skies tomorrow. for tonight it's goi to be cloudy and muggy. and i was supposed to show you the forecast features, i'll tell you about them. it's going to be cloudy and muggy overnight. we're going to have sunnier and dryer conditions tomorrow. temperatures will continue to drop this cooling pattern is going to continue later into this week. as we look out from north. we see mostly cloudy skies. the skies are brighter than they were earlier in the afternoon, 87 degrees here in san francisco. san jose 84, 90 in gilroy. 74 at half moon bay. this is the view from our emeriville camera. we have breaks of sunshine trying to breakthrough there right now. we have low to mid-80s at mov o movado, fairfield and concord. welcomed relief from the heat wave that continued thr

it will be featured at this year's ifa consumer electronic show in berlin. that's the world's largest trade show for electronics. it opens to the public tomorrow. >>> fast or slow, matt? >> slow, baby, take it slow. it's too early to go fast. >> wow. >> i didn't know if you were burping or doing a impersonation. >> sorry, baby. we got the winds coming in this afternoon, and they're going to huff and puff out of the southwest about 15 to 20 knots, gusting to 30 in the areas you see in yellow. what's it do to our temperatures? takes us down a little bit, 73 at 705 to 67 at 1005 for the a's game tonight. sleep a little better tonight, little less humidity and little more marine air and low to mid-60s for most of us. alexis. >>> i want to take you back to redwood city, that's where we had a deadly crash overnight, a vehicle went through a fence, landed on the train tracks there and that was hit by an oncoming caltrain train. that train did not have any passengers on, it was just hauling equipment but the investigation is ongoing. that was around buckingham and w

the ifa exhibition. now, smaller competitors are using the event to make a case for their innovations. joe miller is there. this is lg's new v30. no modular design, no side screen, the focus is on taking pictures and shooting video. two new cameras on the back, a deep and beautiful screen, and a lovely zoom feature, you can pick a particular object or person in the distance and then the camera will very smoothly zoom in towards it. question for this phone, as with previous lg models, some of which had cutting edge features but have not sold well, can it make inroads into a crowded and competitive smartphone market?” into a crowded and competitive smartphone market? i think lg has aways been about choice, it may not be numberone in aways been about choice, it may not be number one in phones, it may not be number one in phones, it may not be the thinnest, the cheapest, the brightest, there is a lot of things that we are not but one thing we have always been is giving people an alternative choice. two way

i didn't know my first book was that good so i don't know if ifa follow-up will be measured well were compared to it. i think that i would be an idiot if i didn't expect it to be possible. >> what do you want to do withth your life to come up with a background that you came out of and no right or wrong you are a role model for people in the background as a role model to you feel more responsibility to live life a certain way or should you get back to your community a certain way how does your life change as a result of this book book >> i definitely feel a certain responsibility when i go on tv enough to make my entire community seem like an idiot s because one of the things i've not appreciated that i've just accepted as a reality is people see me as a spokesperson for the working class and what does the trump voter feel about this, i don't think that is fair that anyone can speak for the people or a trump voter at-large but what i try to do is some people see me as a representative so i try not to sound like a totall buffoon and when i go on tv. but it's crazy the year and a half ag

it will be featured at this year's ifa consumer electronics show in berlin. that's the world's largest trade show for consumer electronics. it opens to the public on wednesday. >>> north korea's most powerful nuclear test yet. >> the stakes could not be higher. the urgency is now. >> the emergency meeting and the pressure the u.s. is now putting on other countries to help. also. >> they are just looking for a loving home. >> an animal rescue service opens its doors to furry hurricane harvey survivors. the effort to get them new homes in the bay area. >>> and a utah nurse is speaking up following her arrest for >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> we begin this half hour with the growing threat from north korea. this weekend that nation claimed to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. the u.n. security council has called for an emergency meeting and the white house is applying more pressure to china. abc chief foreign correspondent ter t terry more an is in seoul, south korea. >> reporter: f-15 fighters practicing bomb attacks. a swift

what we realize as we learn it and there is a difference between anty ifa and white supremacists neo-nazi, kkk. >> he was denouncing the violent that was there on that day. >> if he would answer the question properly -- >> not just that, we could be talking about the fact that he handled this, florida and texas very well. he's on the cities and he's going down there. and i think he's risen to the occasion and he cut bipartisan deal, a lot of conservatives did not like it. he cut a bipartisan deal. the fact that he goes off message here and you know basically brings up this issue or makes it an issue is distracting. i think a pretty couple of weeks that he's strung together now. the photo of him saving cats and animals, -- [ laughter ] >> there are people out there believing it. look at the president saving these cats. it is fake news and it is not real. you have been bamboozled by it. >> that's it. part of politics is abou about -- defining the issue and framing the issue and spending your time talking about things that benefit you. >> yeah. >> when ever he does these things. you want to

i think we always have to be ready to take on a deal option ifa to be ready to take on a deal option if a bad deal is presented. it is a two—way negotiation and if at the end of the hard work put in a deal is presented that isn't favourable to bring's interests, we have to be ready to walk away without a deal and will be ok without a deal. we area and will be ok without a deal. we are a valued trading partner of the eu and it would be an act of self harmed by the eu not to work with us co—operatively in whatever format that takes. ok. thank you. joining me is professor brigid laffan — director of the robert schuman centre for advanced studies at the european university institute. we talked a lot back cash in transition, i know you have a big focus on ireland because you come from over there. let's talk about ireland with sinn fein saying it does nothing to protect the good friday agreement and that they have had no detailfor irish friday agreement and that they have had no detail for irish citizens. absolutely, all she did was reiterate the position of the irish government, the

you the iranian president there say it would be such a shame ifa there say it would be such a shame if a rogue newcomer to the world of politics were to get his way. a clear reference of course to donald trump. he said that the speech yesterday was unfit to be heard at the un. he says iran is unmoved by threats and intimidation. note that president donald trump himself has said he hasn't made a decision —— he has made a decision but he hasn't said what that decision is. so that is the uranium president there at the un. and taken to the podium a little later will be the british minister theresa may. she is expected to challenge them to take down terrorist material within one to two hours of it first appearing. let's speak to elizabeth linder, a former facebook executive. shejoins me on webcam from sacramento in california. what more do you think that internet companies could do to crack down? elizabeth, can you hear me? know, we've obviously got a problem with our line. we hope to return a little later. hurricane maria is now the most powerful storm to strike in a century. more powe

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ifa if a week is a long time in politics, 2a hours is a lifetime in formula 1. lewis hamilton could a dejected figure after qualifying only fifth. but his mood could not have been more different after the race. a tight race. atightand race. a tight and twisting street circuit mixed with rain is the cocktail for chaos in formula 1. it left sebastian vettel, max verstappen and kimi raikkonen all feeling shaken and stirred. oh! it was the first time in the history of the sport that both robbers crashed out on the opening lap. the main beneficiary of the broken dreams was lewis hamilton. before starting from fifth position he said he needed a miracle to stop sebastian vettel from leapfrogging him in the standings, and his prayers were answered as he picked his way through the wreckage to ta ke picked his way through the wreckage to take the lead. hamilton has shown many times before he is a master of racing in the wet, so little surprise hit won for a third time in a row and seventh time in the season. singapore could be the turning point in the destiny of the champ

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ifa if a doting life. my colleague told about everton. —— every manager has doubts in life. if that is anybody in this room and outside who sees something realistic what is possible for this everton, please come up. chelsea are now five points behind united, after being held to a 0—0 draw at home to arsenal. the away side had a goal disallowed for offiside, while chelsea defender david luiz was sent off for a high tackle late on in the game. we have a bad wreck a tearful they have a good record at home. i took the players to focus on solidarity and that was good. —— we have a bad record here. there was good news for gareth bale last night. the welshman was booed by his own real madrid fans during a match on wednesday, but it didn't seem to bother him as he scored this spectacular goal in a 3—1win at real sociedad. bale's side are fourth in la liga at the moment. lewis hamilton took a big step towards a fourth world title yesterday, after coming from fifth place to win the singapore grand prix. it couldn't have been a better day for hamilton, as his championship rival

and like you said yourself, on a busy commuter train, ifa yourself, on a busy commuter train, if a large object gets brought onto the carriage, you can hardly see your own feet let alone something else. but there will have been people around this device you will have seen it, and certainly, it is about reporting it to the authorities. thank you forjoining me. i'm joined here authorities. thank you forjoining me. i'mjoined here in authorities. thank you forjoining me. i'm joined here in parsons green bya me. i'm joined here in parsons green by a terror expert from nottingham university. good morning. thank you very much forjoining us. what do you make of today's events?” very much forjoining us. what do you make of today's events? i think is an indication that the terrorist threat is still very much alive. we are fortunate that no one seems to have been seriously hurt, there are obviously some minor injuries, which hopefully will be treated and people will recover we hope and pray, without any long—term effects. but what it also indicates is that particular individual lacked fortunate

ifa thing i said and no one came after her... if a white person... there is not a system in place to oppress white people. that doesn't exist. not a system in place to oppress white people, it does not exist. that white person would be criticised. it would be an individual instance, there is not a system in place to affect white people's chances of gaining credit, housing, gaining equal pay, all of these things that are in place to affect people of colour from being equal, we do not live in an equal society. if people accept your premise, that white people benefit from racism, what should all of those white people do? start listening, which is the problem i have come across, and i have done some other interviews, and it is co nsta ntly, some other interviews, and it is constantly, over some other interviews, and it is co nsta ntly, over a nd some other interviews, and it is constantly, over and over, well, i have, i have, i do not have, i do not have, people need to stop thinking about it on an individual basis, we are talking about everyone. just be

ifa can't expand? yes, it is very unfair. if a secondary school is still governed by the local council, they can be told, you have to take more pupils. if you are an academy ora more pupils. if you are an academy or a free school, there is no compulsion to expand and the local authority has a legal duty to get the school place but has no means to do so. it is a ridiculous situation. are many of these academies and free schools saying that they won't expand? is schools saying that they won't expand ? is that schools saying that they won't expand? is that why the lga is coming up with this forecast of a sorted of secondary places? some say that they will expand, others say they will not because don't have the buildings or the teachers. the government says it has pledged to open another 503 schools by september 20 20. if that is the case —— another 500 free schools. will back not go towards solving this problem that the lga is predicted by the national audit office did an independent investigation into free schools and it sa

network across the uk working directly with parents and our social workers will try wherever possible ifa workers will try wherever possible if a parent says they're struggling and need help to get them referred into an nhs counselling service but often that takes a long time. are gps picking up on this?” often that takes a long time. are gps picking up on this? i think if parents ask for help, i don't know how much, we are concerned whether it's proactively offered. i think gps try. i think sometimes healthcare professionals think as soon as healthcare professionals think as soon as the child is out of treatment it's all 0k and lots of parents tell us that the trauma starts after the treatment ends and the professionals disappear because they start thinking, one dad said to me every time he sees a bruce on his ten—year—old boy he is convinced the leukaemia is coming back, but ten—year—old boys have bruises. it's living with that fear. lots of people think it's over now, the treatment is finished, they're well. it's really trying to understand that it's a long—term impact. oft

the main thing are billing problems, so ifa main thing are billing problems, so if a customer gets a bill they do not understand, or it is too high, or it is inaccurate, or things like water supply or leakage, and the companies need to sort things out first time, and to the customer's satisfaction. and how good are the companies at solving problems? satisfaction. and how good are the companies at solving problem57m general, the industry has improved a lot, and some companies have done very well. bournemouth and south—east water have done very well. other countries, southern, thames, have all had big rises in complaints, and those are the issues we wa nt complaints, and those are the issues we want them to sort out. we are asking them to tell us what they are going to do to improve their performance. is one of the problem is that there is in any competition in the industry, because once you are given your provider you cannot change? that is part of the problem, although it in the energy sector that has not necessarily be the route to great customer satisfaction. we have been encoura