dave and alison. >>> jeff zeleny, nice work. a sources close to the white house aides are following leads to find the author based on the way the op-ed is written. just hours before the opinion piece published, the president asked for aides to help him cooperate with other portrayal of bob woodward's new book. he has expressed similar beliefs about gary cohn. one official says it is unlikely anyone will be fired because that adds credence to the book the president is trying to discredit. >> we are told that the president evaluates aides of being unloyal by how strongly they push back. two officials tell cnn mr. trump is pleased with chief of staff john kelly and james mattis. josh rogin reports that white house officials are actively discussing who will replace mattis at the pentagon when he steps down. on wednesday, the president declared mattis will stay in his job. josh will join us next hour. >>> no shortage of fireworks on day two of the brett kavanaugh hearings. kavanaugh declaring no one is above the law during a 12-hour

dave and alison. >> thank you, brian. with senator mccain laid to rest, who arizona governor doug ducey will pick to fill his seat. others are hoping he picks someone aligning with the president. whoever he or she is, they will fill the seat until 2020. >> if you want proof bipartis bipartisanship is still in form, check this out. george w. bush taking a piece of candy and passing it to michelle obama. nice gesture. >>> senate confirmation hearings for brett kavanaugh beginning tomorrow. democrats complaining about the trump administration decision to withhold more than 100,000 pages of documents of kavanaugh's service under george w. bush. the pages are protected by executive privilege. chuck schumer calling the hold back a friday night document massacre. saying it has all of the markings of a cover up. a cnn review of documents released found many are schedules, talking points, announcements and news clippings. >>> george papadopoulos, the convicted campaign trump adviser under testimony in a court filing. papadopoulos

i'm alison kosik sitting in for christine romans. >> good morning, alison. i'm dave briggs. the topic this morning, load star. serves an inspiration, model or guide. some say it is a clue as to who wrote the new york times op-ed. who is the senior administration open efficiently? that is the -- administration official? that is the question on everyone's mind. this article calls out the president for immorality and reckless decision making. the writer saying, he or she, is offering the resistance working to neutralize the president's worst impulses. and claims of invoking the 25th amendment to remove donald trump from office. aides deciding not to risk a constitutional crisis. >> here's more from whomever penned this op-ed. to be clear, ours is not the resistance of the left. we want the administration to succeed and think the policies have made america safer and prosperous. we believe the first duty is to the country and the president has continued to work to the detriment of our health and our republic. that has the president pushing back. >> it is not clear it is somebody

alison: volunteering is something that you do out of your heart. you do not have to do it, but they chose to come and help my community. if they did not come, this school would not be built as yet, you know? reporter: the rains are starting, and this year's hurricane season is fast approaching. zahra warner is another volunteer. the psychologist from jamaica is spending her three weeks of holiday treating people here for trauma. she says they don't just need new roofs. their psyches also need to heal. zahra: melt into your chair. let it go, let it go, yes. how about we give it a little shake? yes. i believe that we all have the same reach of emotions. and i just feel like certain circumstances may force you to keep going, even though you may feel devastated,d, right aftera hurricane, after an earthquake. allowing some spaces for that is key. reporter: the women and girls start out shy and skeptical, but slowly they start to open up and find room to express their feelings. just a few meters away there's a 500-year-old tree that withstood the storm.

alison sargent reports. >> all residents must be off the island by 8 p.m.. firefighters issue a final call to evacuate. despite the warnings, some say they are staying put. >> we are not trying to be heroic or anything like that, but we feel as if we have just as good a chance here as we do in town. alison: residents of a trailer park board up their homes, preparing to leave them behind. >> i have two kids and of trying to get as far away from here. >> trying to conserve life and health and the authorities are mainly putting lives first. that is the best thing. alison: as hurricane florence approaches land, there is storm surge expected of up to four meters with rainfall lasting days. while the storm has been downgraded, the governor told residents not to be fooled. they will l drown ny homes.. maken: it is expected to landfall in the carolinas and continue westward. the governors of north and south carolina and virginia and georgia have all declared a state of the. to reuters journalists jailed for investigating a massacre were not convicted because they we

that was alison van diggelen at moonshot. and that's it for this week. don't forget, we live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. maybe a couple in the north—west of england. england. and tempters around 14 or 15 at best. best. glasgow and edinburgh will be two or three. three. north—west and for a time it will less chilly. 00:28:02,957 --> 1073741526:09:24,575 this 1073741526:09:24,575 --> 2147483051:50:46,193 is 2147483051:50:46,193 --> 3221224577:32:07,813 bbc 3221224577:32:07,813 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news. to unite behind her. politics with brexit. and agree with you? let's come together and get the best deal for britain. her chequers brexit plan "deranged". here in birmingham, criticisms like that are likely to continue. that are likely to continue. theresa may get the backing she needs for her brexit plans? today's other top stories. could run into thousands. that misled investors. regaining the trophy from the usa. up his own football team. that's in "inside out".

that was alison van diggelen at moonshot. and that's it for this week. don't forget, we live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. hello, there. a bit of an autumn chill in the air. yesterday in many areas. through the rest of today. of showers across the north—west. the british isles. right across the uk. of england and south wales. to the north, some spells of sunshine but quite a few showers. in northern ireland, maybe one or two north—west england. and temperatures around 14 degrees at best. it will turn chilly. and edinburgh will be at two or three degrees. to the new working week. wind as the day wears on. of rain late in the day. and the winds do switch around to more of a westerly direction. something a bit less chilly. will feel less chilly. good afternoon. could run into thousands. a 7. triggered a tsunami with waves of up to six metres. caroline davies reports. from above, the true impact of this earthquake starts to become clear. homes crumpled and swept away, a bridge collapsed and submerged. this

alison holt has more. jenny has multiple sclerosis. she is also a single mum with four children. 0n benefits, she struggles to pay the extra child care and heating bills that result from her condition. today's report says existing poverty measures ignore the unavoidable cost someone likejenny faces. i get something is fortnightly, something ‘s weekly, some things every four weekly and trying tojuggle some things every four weekly and trying to juggle bout with bills that you pay monthly, children's things that cost weekly, i got myself into such a muddle because of all the medications i take for the pain relief and for the muscle spasms. the poverty measure proposed by the social matrix commission sets a person's income and easily accessible assets against inescapable accessible assets against inesca pa ble costs accessible assets against inescapable costs like child care, different payments and living with a disability. that leaves the money they have to live on. under this measure, 14.2 million people are in poverty in the uk, the

great stuff, alison, thank you and good luck to all of them. you are watching bbc news, 9:16am, the headlines. boris johnson attacks the prime minister's brexit plans saying she has wrapped the country in a suicide vest and handed the detonator to brussels. high drama at the us 0pen as serena williams loses her cool and the final. rules which prevented some victims of crime from claiming compensation if they lived with their attacker are to scrapped. religious education in english schools is outdated and needs to be overhauled to include non—religious beliefs according to a new report. the independent commission on re wants children to learn about atheism and humanism as well as world faiths. the department for education said it would look at the recommendations. the number of near—misses in uk skies has risen by 60 per cent in five years according to research by the bbc. the number of accidents reported to the air accident investigation branch rose from 654 accidents in 2013 to 708 in 2017. pilots blamed the rise on increasingly busy skies

let's go to the start line, there is at reporter alison freeman. alison... hello, the sun is shining and it's starting to get very busy 110w. and it's starting to get very busy now. the 57,000 people started lining up at the start line but we've managed to grab a couple of the slightly more colourful entrance in the great north run. starting at the end with these ladies, jackie and jennifer, sisters, tell us about why you are here. the advert was my sisters idea. we were looking at street furniture, we have always done this in fancy dress, the best was a dalek and a tardis. there is nothing like making it easy. it's such a good, fun event and the children love to see people in fancy dress, you get a huge cheer, you get people saying funny things. second class, third class. it's great. you've done it loads of times. the wind is picking up, so we are hoping for a tailwind. good luck. it looks amazing. going to try and talk to oui’ amazing. going to try and talk to our shark, linda, who amazing. going to try and talk to ourshark, linda, who are amazing. going

. >> reporter: despite the chill between mom and dad, sister alison says the father/daughter bond was strong. >> she wou alwaysay my brother is 5'6". and she would say things like, my daddy's so tall. she just thought he was so tall and so strong. >> hi, i'm kayden. >> reporter: she was one of the only bright spots in his life. which his sister says was troubled since childhood. issues made worse, she says, by drinking, self-medicating, and violent outbursts. >> punching teachers, getting hit in the head with a pool stick, he had 17 staples in his head or something like that. >> how much would he drink? >> if i would go have a beer with him, i'd ob my second, he'd ob his 13th beer. it was that kind of drinking. between the drinking and the hits to the head, you know, he suffered from some brain damage which caused him to progressively get mentally ill. >> reporter: kathy soon discovered that kayden's dad had a violent streak and a criminal record, including multiple assault charges across several states. >> and he had actually strangled me. i remember the only time i've ever felt like

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let's go to alison kosik. and alison, the numbers, the unemployment and gdp in and of themselves are correct, the hundred-year point is not at all. we even have this tweet from this economics professor who was like, this is all totally true, unless you exclude all these different years and all these different quarters, which here's my thought and then i'll hand it to you, which is, you know, these are great stats for the president to boast about. like, he doesn't need to lie. >> right, even if you look at the broader economy, look, unemployment is low, gdp is strong, consumer confidence is high. people are getting jobs. people are feeling good a about the economy. consumers are spending money. but for some reason, the president feels like he has to just throw himself under the bus. i want to show you some pretty pictures and graph graphs, just sort of put this in perspective. that tweet you showed was terrific. it listed all of those years listing where gdp was higher than unemployment. and so there you go. 20

alison kosik is joining us from cape cod. alison, what more are you learning about this late attack? >> reporter: ana, tonight there was a vigil to remember 26-year-old arthur medici, and we saw dozens gather here, dozens who surfed with him, who swam with him in these waters behind me, and they walked to the water's edge and in true surfer style they threw fresh flowers into the ocean. this is the guy they describe as a guy with a bright smile who had a bright future ahead of him, whose life was cut short as you said. he was boogie boarding at noon on saturday and a great white shark injured him so severely he took his life. now the beaches here are closed, and they are closed indefinitely. i talked to some surfers today who are questioning what that's really going to accomplish by closing the beaches. >> the same conditions that were here yesterday when the person was attacked are the same conditions that are here today and will be tomorrow and will be ten years from now. it's exactly the same. this environment doesn't chan

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that was alison van diggelen at moonshot. and that‘s it for this week. don‘t forget, we‘re live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we‘ll see you soon. it isa it is a fine end to the afternoon across much of england and wales. plenty of late september sunshine. this was norwich earlier this afternoon. a slightly different story further north and west. north—west of england and northern ireland and scotland, cloud and stronger winds and blustery showers. all connected to this frontal system which will continue to slowly slide south and east to this evening and overnight. it will end the day but some strong winds particularly across northern and western scotland. these are average speed but the gusts for the western isles and highlands could be 4555 mph. temperatures not much higher than 1213 but had further south across much of england and wales will end the day with between 16 and 18. this evening and overnight outbreaks of rain continued to work south and east. much weaker and patchy as they did. clearer skies behind. ahea

that was alison van ginkel and at moonshot. and that is it for this week. don't forget, we live on facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. we will see you soon. good morning. friday felt more like autumn because we had cool air coming from the north. not surprisingly the highest temperature was on the south coast. still 19 degrees — pretty good. over the weekend, high pressure closer by, so while there will be some showers around, for the most part dry with sunshine at times. it will probably turn cooler as the weekend goes on. pretty cold at the moment underneath that area of high pressure would be clearer skies. more atlantic winds across the northern half of the uk and a weak weather front as well. that is where the we have this band of cloud and patchy rain. ahead of it one or two showers for scotland and northern ireland. more cloud and quite a strong westerly wind. england and wales, winds lighter. a lot more sunshine. highs of about 18 degrees and it should feel quite pleasant as well. not quite as warm for scotland and northern ireland, with th

that was alison van diggelen at moonshot. and that's it for this week. don't forget, we live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. hello. we started today with a real chill in the air, further north, the cloud is producing outbreaks of rain, especially for scotland, temperatures between eight and 12 celsius. tonight, cloud and rain will sink into northern ireland and northern england, most of the rain sizzling away but leaving behind a band of cloud and it will hold temperatures to some extent but to the south, some places will once again get down to freezing. monday is another very cool day, temperatures perhaps bouncing back a little bit on tuesday. good afternoon. rescuers in indonesia say at least 384 people have been killed in the tsunami that struck the island of sulawesi. hundreds of people preparing for a beach festival are among those who are missing. the tsunami was caused by an earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.5, with palu the most seriously affected area. 0ur correspondent rebecca henschke is on the i

that was alison van diggelen at moonshot. and that‘s it for this week. don‘t forget, we live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we‘ll see you soon. hello there. yesterday was a quiet day of weather here in the uk but what a contrast across the east of the mediterranean where we had this — the medicane. it brought torrential rain in across southern greece in the peloponnese with some localised flooding. the rough seas causing a few light boats to be pushed onshore and one or two capsized in the rough seas. we‘ve had all kinds of weather impacts. here in the uk, a beautiful end to the day yesterday. crazy swan lady capturing the sunset. we will probably have a similar, fine sunrise to start the day. particularly across the midlands, east anglia and south—east england. that‘s where the clearest skies are. further north and west, it stays quite blustery. a few showers to start the day for the far north and west of scotland. the combination of clear skies and light winds across the south—east it‘s here where temperature

that was alison van diggelen at moonshot. and that‘s it for this week. don‘t forget, we live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we‘ll see you soon. hello. we start a new weekend a new month and the first week of october looking fairly benign for many, this high pressure will be a dominant feature for a time, building from the south west through monday. a bit ofa the south west through monday. a bit of a squeeze in their isobars, a brisk wind but not as strong as through the weekend and we start monday on a chilly note with sunshine for many, the clouds starting to build across scotland and northern ireland. cloudier in north—west england and wales in the afternoon but the far north and west of scotland we will see outbreaks of rain later in the day. these are the average wind strengths on monday afternoon. a fairly cool feel for many, especially in scotland under the rain temperatures might not get higher bid nine or 10 degrees. 12-15d higher bid nine or 10 degrees. 12—15d further south even in the sunshine. the temperatur

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alison broman. and julie robertson. come on up, you have two minutes. please note the clock. i like saying that. please note the clock. at your one minute mark, you'll get a yellow sign. >> hi, my name is jack. i'm a resident of the tenderloin and i'm grateful to see the work that sfusd is doing for the homeless. in light of the disproportionate barriers, i think that sfusd's support of this bill would be good. >> i was born and raised here in san francisco and i also went to public school and went to lowell. i went to lakeshore and presidio, so i'm really excited to be here today. i never thought i would be at a school board meeting. i work with homeless families and youth on a daily basis and wanted to say thank you for looking over this resolution and thank you to commissioner matt haney for introducing this. doing the work i do every day with homeless families and youth, i've seen so many families living in their car because they can't afford to live in san francisco because they've been evicted. we've seen families living in the shelter. right now there are families slee

alison freeman with some of those taking pa rt freeman with some of those taking part in the great north run. the headlines on bbc news... boris johnson attacks the prime minister's brexit plans saying she has wrapped the country in a suicide vest and handed the detonator to brussels. high drama at the us 0pen as serena williams loses her cool and the final. voting is under way in sweden, in a general election which has been dominated by the rise of an anti—immigration party. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. good morning. it should have been naomi 0saka's night after claiming victory in the us open final — but it was serena williams who's been grabbing the headlines after she accused the umpire of sexism and treating her unfairly. williams was cited by the official for three code violations inlcuding getting coaching signals, breaking her racket, and for calling at1.i at 1.1 felt bad because i was crying and she was crying and i felt this wasn't how i felt when i won my first grand slam, i was like i don't wa nt first grand slam, i was

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to alison mccleod of gold money dot com full disclosure max i say see on shares of gold mining alister welcome back to the kaiser report hello max all right so let's talk about trump the markets are responding incredibly well moving up new all time highs is it a melt up is there a what's going on here we're going to see a meltdown what's your what is what are your thoughts alister. looks like a bit of a bell start really over what's so interesting in this max is that everybody's been so bearish about everything ever since the lehman crisis there's still trying to talk the market down and you the market goes up and open up this to me is as irrational as the run in the u.s. stock market between one hundred twenty eight nine hundred twenty nine but we're still going up in my view all right let's talk a little bit about the difference of pain stocks and bonds here for a second because interest rates are going up and as a result bonds are going down and however and that kind of environment usually say stocks also go down is

alison holt, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: a blunt message for theresa may in sulzberger as the head of the european council warns her brexit plan won't work, and risks undermining the single market —— salzburg. asummer of a summer of delays and cancellations on the railways. an investigation finds no one was in charge and the chaos undermines trust in the system. councils in england have warned the worst is yet to come for cuts in many services, including children's, u nless many services, including children's, unless the government intervenes. a woman has shot dead three people at a pharmacy distribution centre in the us state of maryland. the lone suspect has also died after turning the gun on herself. the woman was a temporary employee at the warehouse in the town of perryman. police say the motive is still unclear but terrorism has been ruled out. the chief executive of the prison and probation service, michael spurr, has been told to stand down amid a surge in violence, drug—taking and se

alison holt, bbc news. the ugandan opposition politician bobi wine has flown home today after receiving medical treatment in the united states for injuries he says were inflicted by the ugandan military. the former pop star turned politician is a staunch opponent of president museveni, who's led uganda for 32 years. our africa editor fergal keane sent this report from kampala. in kampala, there was anticipation, and the catchphrase of the moment. people power! people power. and there was the familiar menace through which this country is controlled. which uganda would greet a nervous bobi wine as he prepared to board a flight in neighbouring kenya? yes, i'm afraid, because the way the government is conducting itself is very worrying. nevertheless, i'm going back home. less than an hour later, he was home and beyond these doors, out of sight, into the custody of the police. he was swept from the airport in this convoy. a few supporters raced to keep up. some who tried to cheer him faced the wrath of the army.

alison holt, bbc news. the chief executive of the prison and probation service, michael spurr, has been told to stand down amid a surge in violence, drug—taking and self—harm in jails across england and wales. michael spurr has been in charge for almost nine years. the ministry ofjustice has announced that he'll leave his role at the end of march 2019. the world anti—doping agency has lifted its suspension on russia, imposed three years ago after accusations of widespread, state—sponsored drugs cheating in sport. it means russia will again be free to test its own athletes, and may pave the way for their return to international competition. let's speak to our sports editor, dan roan. this decision has provoked a lot of criticism. yes, it's been described asa criticism. yes, it's been described as a devastating blow to clean athletes by the head of the us anti—doping agency. this is one of the most controversial decisions reached by wada, defying an unprecedented outcry from athletes and figures in

our correspondent alison holt is here. these are more cuts on top of cuts that already had to be made by local councils? yes, this is probably the clearest warning yet of how much pain local authorities fear lie ahead. we‘ve had places like northamptonshire county council this year failing northamptonshire county council this yearfailing to northamptonshire county council this year failing to balance northamptonshire county council this yearfailing to balance its books, we‘ve had other authorities who have had to make cuts to services during this financial year, but the county council network, which represents 36 of the largest authorities, is warning that already those councils have identified more than £1 billion worth of cuts which will have to be made by 2020 to plug a billion funding gap. they argue that they are caught between a rock and a half place, they have growing demand for statutory for services such as child protection and care of older and vulnerable people, at the same time as their grant from central

alison holt, bbc news. some other stories today. and the company that makes marmite and dove soap is facing growing concern amongst investors over plans to move its headquarters to the netherlands. unilever is currently one of the biggest firms in the uk, with many pension funds holding shares in the firm. however, many fear if the relocation is approved, it might lead to a rush to sell the stock, leading to losses. british and french fishermen have reached a deal to end the dispute over scallop fishing in the channel. last month boats collided and fishermen threw stones at each other as the french accused uk boats of depleting scallop stocks. the agreement will see larger british boats withdrawing from a disputed area off the normandy coast for six weeks. hundreds of patients with a type of aggressive skin cancer could benefit from a new targeted therapy treatment on the nhs in england and wales. the therapy is a combination of two drugs — which have been shown to improve survival rates of those with a particular mutation of stag

alison holt, bbc news. more now on our coverage of brexit. in the eu referendum the town of burnley in lancashire was one of the most pro—brexit areas in the country. two thirds of the residents of the former mill town voted in favour of leaving but how do they feel about brexit more than two years on? christian fraser has been to meet supporters of the local football team to find out. we love you burnley, we do! it's one of the oldest stadiums in england, in the smallest town ever to field a premier league team. this burnley squad loves to upset the established order with players that seem to reflect the same stubborn character as the men and women who follow them around the country. this time it's a trip to wolverhampton wanderers, another chance to defy the odds. and as with football, so it is with brexit. if we don't leave now, it'll raise its head again. our children will have this in the years to come. we've spoken. that's the end of it. now get on with it and make the best of it. iagree. we voted to leave and that's what we'll have t

. >> alison, i want to bring you in. but i want to say this to you quickly, rick, this reminds me of what i have experienced and i'm sure you have experienced that people behind the camera, people in the green room or you see them in the public, they go, oh, i cannot believe this, blah, blah, blah, and then you get in front of the camera and you're like, who are you? you didn't say that on saturday night when i bumped into you in a restaurant. go on quickly. >> i write about it in my book a lot. these people are terrified of donald trump's twitter. they're terrified of "fox news" turning on them and so they're willing to put the country at risk. they're willing to lie constantly to their own constituents, their own friends, their own families and yet they know what donald trump is. they know he is a guy without any impulse control and they know he is a danger to this country. >> alison, not to be redundant because again i think it is stunning, some of the allegations in this book according to woodward. the defense secret

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the zoo the birth of the johns baby took zookeepers by surprise as it came only than expected mother alison got eight on ten you offspring appears to be doing well the zoo is not home to fourteen a mistress. that's it you're up to date i'll have more at the top of the hour in the meantime of course there's always the website that's still w dot com i'm going to. the people of the world over information they provide the opinions they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter and up to date and in touch phone.

le compartimos estas imÁgenes en vivo del monte alison. por cierto, se emitiÓ una alerta de calidad del aire hasta el martes. suheily, cuÉntanos. suheily: muchÍsimas gracias, palmira. el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa ha emitido un aviso por bandera roja. esto para gran parte del Área de las colinas de la bahÍa. mucha precauciÓn, porque los vientos estÁn fuertes, soplan entre 10 a 20 millas por hora. el incendio que se desarrolle se va a propagar rÁpidamente. un inicio de semana laboral bastante tren y lores actividad de precipitaciÓn. vemos un panorama muy calmado. podrÍamos tener algunos cambios, vea que espectacular vista. la bahÍa de san francisco con una temperatura de 61°. nuestros amigos en oakland, temperatura en los 76°. la temperatura podrÍa aumentar maÑana martes. cerca de los 90grados en san josÉ, en concord podrÍamos superar los 65°. en santa rosa 87°. llega un frente para el dÍa sÁbado y el domingo y lunes de la prÓxima jornada, asÍ que muy posible que tengamos los primeros eventos de lluvia bastant

alis alison kosik is live. >> reporter: good morning. the signs are still up showing that the beach is closed to swimmers and surfers after a 26-year-old was boogie boarding out there in the water and was killed by a great white on saturday afternoon. now friends last night gathered last night to remember him as a guy that had a bright smile and a bright future ahead of him. they walked to the water's edge and threw fresh flowers in the water as part of their vigil. shark sighting on the cape are becoming more common as seals have increased. shark attacks are rare. experts tell me there are less than 100 shark attacks per year around the globe, but there's one thing that is concerning scientists in the video we are showing you here, what is concerning them something that sharks are getting closer and closer to shore as they hunt their prey in the prime season, and that's too close for comfort for beach goers and experts giving advice say if you are going to go into the water, be vigilant and know what is going on in your environment and

she looks unstoppable, but she will be keeping an eye on alison risk, the american world number 75 had already beaten to top 20 opponents this year, it didn‘t take long to make it three. she will be eyeing up another scalp in the quarters, former world number one secretary. caroline garcia also flirted with an early exit, losing the second set 6—2, before edging the second set 6—2, before edging the decider 7—5. to cricket, and india against pakistan is perhaps the sport‘s fiercest rivalry. the two sides rarely play each other because of political unrest between the neighbouring countries, but they were brought together at the asia cup in dubai and india ran out comfortable eight—wicket winners. pakistan were bowled out forjust 162 and in reply, india were just two wickets down when they reached the total with 21 over to spare. captain rohit sharma top scoring with 52. the australia team have flown out to the uae as they prepare to face pakistan over two test matches and a three game t20 series next month. the side will be without suspended trio steve smith, cameron bancrof

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equipo de la escuela secundaria de santa ana llegÓ al estadio del equipo contrario en la secundaria alison miguel, donde supuestamente fue recibido por manifestaciones de racismo. el racismo estuvo vivo en el estadio, pero quiero aclarar que no representa a toda la comunidad. dicen que no sÓlo corearon usa, sino que tambiÉn el estadio fue decorado con estos letreros, incluyendo uno con el lema de construir el muro fronterizo.. la mayorÍa de los estudiantes son latinos, aquellos que acudieron al juego se sintieron ofendidos. >>fue algo muy sorprendente. dulce: el director aclarÓ que el informe la directora sobre los carteles, tomÓ acción para removerlos. " habÍa un letrero que hacía referencia el presidente obama, y un al presidente trump. duclrr; la directora de la secundaria dijo que conmemorarÁn el aniversario del 911 y por eso los estudiantes vestÍan los colores de la bandera, algo que varias escuelas acostumbran todos los aÑos . expresaron tristeza por el comportamiento de sus alumnos.. " sÉ que mis alumnos son buenos, el director dice que ha recibido amenazas en su contra

come find me one day alison. was not. so it. might. be short. what a crazy video move mama will be touring from january going why it's life on stage talking of quiet calm stein almost back find out what's going on in the world and the latest news about the german pop scene. her seven studio album isn't nearly finished the heavy metal band shaped pictures from their recording process on their facebook page giving all recording in the bella received capital. but they have not revealed exactly when their new album will be released on something waiting for the music from their favorite crime for almost ten years now. the guys from tokio hotel are also working on new material they can be seen heart of work in the studio bill tall tale damn good stuff can definitely not be accused of being lazy the only released their latest album dream machine last year. transgender german singer for us has lived in l.a. for six years now she's embarking on her first u.s. tour and plans to conquer the big stages she'll be the australian singer troisi bones supporting

to discuss this further we can now bring in alison said senior analyst at the financial news websites. you're very welcome to the program do you think this plan for a day militarized buffer zone will work in practice. well i'm not sure if you work in practice but. it's excellent. number of situations. start. with my first thought was the chemical attack we've all heard we've heard so much about in recent weeks at this point nobody can accuse anybody of launching a chemical attack if the syrian army boy launching a full scale. invasion. so that is averted. by doing so. allows russia to operate in a more constructive way because after all apart from the military goals the ultimate achievement here is the securing full control of syria for the government and opening up. how this the militarized zone will work has not been announced yet i hesitate to guess how that's a practical matter for the year generals to decide what leave at bath and outpatient you comments have seen and they said the financial news websites said thank you you thank. back to our top story now a russian military airc

interest rates are now hitting deposit accounts i would think this would be an actual environment for gold alison mccleod else talk about gold for a second ninety thousand contracts are short gold futures shorts over ninety thousand contracts put this into context for us and what does it mean well if you're bullish about the dollar and i would argue that everybody nearly everybody has been buying the dollar recently and you sell everything including your own grandmother in order to buy it and that's basically what they've been doing they've been selling car they've been selling car says they've been selling gold they've been selling so i literally every thing they can possibly find to sell they sell in order to buy dollars and that is why. to go price gone down and as you say the next short position amongst the hedge funds is not precedented ninety thousand contracts we have never seen anything like this before so you know will you correct course it will because this is the dollar stocks going up and go stocks going done and you don't get a better squeeze and already we have seen dance in the pri

>> in the beginning alison dubbed the cast the water mellen players. >> we do a lot of eating. >> our department gave us chopped up water mellen. you can't choke on it. it's not dry. you can talk with it in your mouth. >> thank you to the water melon players the entire cast and crew. >> i was like, who the hell are the water melon players? >> i didn't know what she was talking about either. >> "voice" fans are still talking about kelly clarkson's win over the king of country. what we got what you didn't see. next on kron-4 news at eight: it was an emotional - and at times very angry session on capitol hill today... as supreme court nominee brett kavanugh and palo alto doctor christine blasey- ford .. gave their testimony over claims of sexual assault .. tonight, we'll show you a recap of the intense hearing ... also - more than a dozen people got sick - after a pepper spray attack in the north bay... details on the attack the moment it happened and whether anyone has been arrested...in a live report.. i'm catherine heenan... i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. travel consi

the imf is expected to meet later thhs month to discuss the requestt alison sargent has ettils. hoping to see of payments from the imf come arggntina's finance minister haa been meeting with the international monetary fund's directtr. making progress on renegotiating the country's bailout program. approved before the end of the month. about how to continue advvncing. all of the support that the international community gave to us when we lose the agreeeent in june can materialize into an >>% in june the imf agreed to give argentina a loaa of $50 years. argentina has alrrady used its currency. as of the current timeline has% two smaller payments made on the horizon this year. in exchange for renegotiating president announced new austerity measures this week, cutting the number of overnment ministriessand half and restoring attacks on grain exports. >> i'm clear about anddwe are working on that. >> the center-riggt marie seo macri has gotten key support from donald trump. the nuggett states is the po approve any new agreement. >> back in france, the government haa confirmed it is p

con estas imÁgenes en vivo del monte alison vamos a pasar con suheily lÓpez belÉn y la ventana el tiempo. suheily, ¿quÉ nos tienes para esta semana? suheily: muchÍsimas gracias. la buena noticia es que la temperatura va a disminuir un poco durante los prÓximos dÍas. hay que tener eso en consideraciÓn. el incendio del condado napa se espera que pronto se ha contenido a medida que esas temperaturas disminuyan. sin embargo hacia el norte en el condado shasta tenemos alerta. hacia la bahÍa de san francisco asÍ luce en estos momentos con temperatura en los 66°. en san josÉ alcanzamos los 85°. un dÍa bastante tranquilo. de hecho despejado. no hemos tenido sistema de alta presiÓn es lo que va a seguir dominando pero esperamos un leve descenso de las sembradoras. para el dÍa miÉrcoles y jueves temperaturas en los mediados 70. en san francisco hasta el dÍa de maÑana cerca de los 70 y en santa rosa debe disminuir en los mediados altos 70. vea quÉ impresionante huracÁn. es florence. se espera que impacte de manera directa la zona de las carolinas para este jueves con potencial de

in wellesley, massachusetts, i'm alison kosick. now back to you. >> a couple in north carolina did not let hurricane florence cancel their wedding. they had planned to celebrate their big day at a farm house, but instead, a hotel hosted their wedding in its breakfast room. the staff stepped in as wedding planners and the bride made her own bouquet. she did a good job. she even frosted her own wedding cake. the hotel's manager said the wedding brought them some brightness during the gloomy storm. way to improvise. thanks for joining us. i'm natalie allen. early start is next for viewers in the u.s. for international viewers, stay with us for more news with my colleague max foster in london. see you next time. . . . >>> i feared he may inadvertently kill me. the words of woman accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct decades ago. now some republicans want this week's committee vote delayed. >>> record flooding in the carolinas in the wake of florence.

alison sargent is with me to look at the papers. you are going to start in catalonia where papers are marking the regional holiday. >> we can start by taking a look at the front page. they say still year in spite of everything -- still here in spite of everything. mentioning after the events of last year, it has become another lost symbol. according to them, the independence movement no longer has a clear plan. the divisiveness is taking a toll on regional unity. they write that the estimated half the population that is not support independence has become excluded from what used to be a big celebration. there is a cartoon and another spanish newspaper that speaks to the new proportions. here one catalan ready to go into battle. in other words, this is not a work. >> reactions to donald trump's decision to close the washington office of the plo. >> in reaction to this, there is one writer talking about donald trump's war on the palestinian. they note that this is the fourth hostile decision from donald trump after opening the u.s. em

>> in the beginning alison dubbed the cast the water mellen players. >> we do a lot of eating. >> our department gave us chopped up water mellen. you can't choke on it. it's not dry. you can talk with it in your mouth. >> thank you to the water melon players the entire cast and crew. >> i was like, who the hell are the water melon players? >> i didn't know what she was talking about either. >> "voice" fans are still talking about kelly clarkson's win over the king of country. what we got what you didn't see. ♪ what's so special about jacksonville, north carolina? it has one of the highest birth rates in america. first time holding her it was life-changing, that's for sure. in 18 years, a four year degree could cost over $200,000. college, retirement? college, of course. my retirement will be pushed back to ensure that their education comes first. ♪ plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increase