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what is the upside on a good a trade deal? >> i don't know what a good trade deal is. it will be defined by the victors who declare a victory in the traded deal. , allow that the market markets respond positively when it looks like everybody is going to get together and get something done. manysus: what's that worth? $10? >> i will not put a price on it. the 70th anniversary of the chinese revolution is coming up. for them, the century of humiliation is over. nus: thank you so much, the chair of ihs market. francine: thank you so much, manus cranny in abu dhabi with ihs market. we will have plenty more on these markets. we are also keeping a nine on what olaf sye on cholz is saying at bundestag. is what we look at every day and they are continuing their rise today off of record lows. this the very latest from germany. we will keep a night on whether there is any -- keep an eye on whether there is any hint of that. let's get back to erik nielsen from unicredit. we were talking about germany before and the fact that you think there could be a little bit of movement on it

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says a deal to ensure a smooth british exit from the is still possible but warned that the risk of a no deal begs it is very rare at the european parliament in. the said a no deal would never be the choice of the european union they use chief brakes if they go see it emissions said the 2 sides should also not pretend to be nice or say no. and he. has been following the discussion that the european parliament and he sent us this is excellent no deal bragg's it is getting more and more likely some even believe it is the most likely scenario now that is the main message coming out of strasburg where the european parliament was in session but there was also the message from the head of the european commission john kruger who said we still have time we can still strike a deal the problem of course is that nobody here knows what this deal could look like because apparently there are no concrete proposals from the u.k. government on that so what we are doing is getting closer and closer to the braggs a deadline on the 31st of october 'd without a real solution in sight the e.u. and its side

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so a picture a dog with a barbell and it's lifting a barbell. the deep learning system can tell you that there is a barbell there in a dog but it can't tell you that's weird how did he get so ripped that it could lift the barbell? current ai is even more out of its depth when it comes to reading. it will read you a short story that laura ingalls wilder wrote. it's about a 9-year-old boy who finds a wallet full of money dropped on the street and his father guesses the wallet might belong to someone named mr. thompson. and he finds mr. thompson. here is the thing that wilder wrote. manzo turns to administered you lose a pocketbook? mr. thompson jumps and slaps his hand to the park and said, yes, i have. $1500 in it too, what you know about it? he said is this it and he says yes. he opens it and counts the money and all the bills twice and then breathes a sigh of relief and says the will that boy didn't steal any of it. when you listen to the story you form a mental image of it. might be a bit of it or not. but you know you and for a lot of things

marty a day thanks a lot. well, there's still no word this morning on what caused that labor day fire on a diving boat that killed 34 people many of them right here in the bay area. >>that boat you remember caught fire off the southern california coast. an official says a 2 week examination of the boat ended friday without a conclusive cause. the official says that parts of the vessel have been sent to labs for additional testing. the fires the subject of a federal criminal investigation led by the coast guard. the fbi and the us attorney's office in los angeles. now to the north bay this morning, another person has died while standing on smart train tracks. our train officials tell kron four's haaziq madyun that the incidant is the latest in a growing number of train related suicides. >>alarming number of people killed on the sonoma marin area train tracks here in roland park. but rain related deaths since june 2019 for those were classified as suicides that includes the most recent incident here at golf cour

it was a bit of a nightmare, so i'm looking forward to a lovely sleep. the hotel has a fabulous bed, lovely and soft! unlike the boat! i wanted to ask you,jan, unlike the boat! i wanted to ask you, jan, what was the toughest moment and also the best moment in that really long journey? let mejust mention that really long journey? let me just mention the best moment, because there was two. i went around cape horn. it was pretty tough getting down there, nasty, stormy conditions in that area pretty well all the time. i did get down there andi all the time. i did get down there and i ended up... the day i was headed towards it, it was virtually midsummer ‘s day because december down there is of course summer. because i was so close to antarctica, the son didn't really go far below the horizon, so there was this kind of twilight. i had a fair bit of sail all the way to the cape andi bit of sail all the way to the cape and i saw the cape and took photos, which i didn't expect being able to do, i thought it was too dark but at 2am there was deal enough light

anybody remember a name of a gangster movie? [laughter] >> unfortunately when it comes to cops and robbers shoot them ups and things like that most of them are terribly inaccurate and a little bit overblown and unrealistic. that's really the era in harkens back to the most. >> i think while bill is still waiting for a decent treatment. he's been portrayed a few times. there's a movie called wild bill that jeff bridges did in the 1990s to go back to gary cooper in 1936 with the plainsman. there is even a bizarre movie called the white buffalo in which charles bronson played while bill hickok. he security plays in the first season of deadwood the hbo series and he died after six episodes.spoiler alert. sorry. i would love somebody one day to try and tackle this complex character and the times that surround him. i can't recommend any particular picture that i thought captured hickok. >> i'm a little hard hearing so you may have already answered these questions. i like to ask mr. dolan who is his favorite which was his favorite pira

brexit deal, but we saw a glimmer ofa of getting a brexit deal, but we saw a glimmer of a crack in the cabinet from amber rudd, who is clearly uneasy about what is going on. we have some very valued colleagues who have some very valued colleagues who have made a difficult choice, and we should consider carefully the consequences of should consider carefully the consequences of dividing the party, but i do support the prime minister and his commitment to getting a deal with the eu. and sometimes what is getting lost is the focus we do have to government to get that deal and the progress we are making. jeremy corbyn will hold another of those meetings with opposition leaders. we need to know what will labour do about that vote to trigger a general election. mr corbyn last night was sounding like you wanted an election, but i think there is a growing move in the party to say, hold on a set, we will not fall into that elephant trap. we will only give borisjohnson the go—ahead for a general election if he agrees to rule out no deal. shami was not saying, oh, yes, of course we will give th

this is a debate and it's a he did one this is a little ph and literally be able to do a ph d. and ideally join the global conversation with people i think if only they knew what is happening to we were muslims they will be with us and they will be outraged. cultura downs thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to embrace and maintain their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are and whether. this is a suburb of the capital new delhi to be refugees here since $964.00. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient starting a pair of businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. hello there i'm christi paul in london with the top stories on al-jazeera the un has turned up the heat on world leaders ahead of its climate summit in new york with a new report warning that the impacts of global warming are speeding up the world meteorological organization says the

a six-figure payout is turning into a legal problem for a pennsylvania couple. investigators say bb&t bank teller accidentally deposited $120,000 into their bank account and they never notified anyone about it. instead, that couple went out and purchased a camper, a new chevy, a race car, and even gave some of that money to friends. the bank says that money was supposed to go into a business account, and the couple is responsible for returning that money. they now face felony charges. i've posted this story on our facebook. it is worth the read. >> what were they thinking? it was an obvious mistake. >> at some point you go, this is not mine. >> but let's go to dinner! >> let's buy a race car. >> they bought a lot of stuff. >> bracelets, too. chink, chink. >> finders keepers and they might have been citing that. >> good thing you're not a banker. >> nor am i a lawyer or any other thing. >> if that happens to you, return the money. call the bank and check everything out. >> there you go. >> you already know. it's going back. >>> so i'd like to go back to the weeke

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it's a bit of a bombshell for just exploded a few hours ago and so it's created a. moment of political crisis for that for the leader and it sort of has basically thrown his campaign plans off track at the moment this is a country of immigrants we bring in $300000.00 immigrants every year mr trudeau in one when he faces here is something that suggests he's not who he says he is he's been very politically correct leader who is a master of. political correctness and of having diversity in also suggesting is opponents are racists so this is this instance where he talked about. this business this must unfortunate conduct this wasn't something that happened when it was child or when he was a teenager or when he was in college this is when he was 29 years old so he's got it's a bit of a challenge to his brand and voters who are undecided and there are a lot of undecided voters in the selection are he's going to have to convince them this is just a blip it is past and it's not indicative of a more widespread sort of hypocrisy on his part. all just their agendas mahmoud hus

are in a wework asset but a couple problems. the valuation at $47 is absurd that is equivalent to the value of marriott which owns 4,000 properties around the world and trades at nine times ebitda. so no wonder that you are getting push back from the market because the problem with wework's business model is the structural risk of having long term liabilities which are 10 to 15 year leases that they have to pay and they chop it up into short term receivables their average lease term is only about 15 or 16 months. so what happens in a downturn, we know what happens their receivables go away and -- >> that's exactly what i was going tosay. regis which is animal animal gis went belly up. >> it went belly up in the early 2000s i believe. and wework is different than regis. it is a better model they have a network effect 20% of their revenue comes from things that aren't just rent so it is an excellent business model but at the heart it is more similar than different. and in a downturn we know what happens with long term liabilities.

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human being behind these statistics not just a name or a subject in a study i'm a human being with feelings dreams and expectations they mention again and once you're in with the. catton wants to keep her ovaries for as long as possible she's afraid of surgery and of going through menopause as a young woman because hormone therapy is taboo for b.r.c.a. one carriers she wouldn't be able to treat accompanying symptoms intense hot flashes and total hormonal imbalance caton already had such symptoms during chemotherapy she got through it with her roommate support that he was such a strain to eat anything in the morning during chemo. when it got really bad i'd have a little pillow here. that might sound cute but when i thought something i'd have to put my head down and take a time out right here at the table i just didn't have any energy. figuring out the right thing to do is a precarious balancing act recently cotton had her fallopian tubes removed in the hope of reducing the risk of ovarian cancer. if it's genetic it's never gone for good and you always have another examination coming up or an

this afternoon, take a look at high def doppler. you will see as a get a wider view on that. you see the snow working its way east of reno? that is what dropped the snow and daughter pass yesterday. that was wave one, here comes wave two. we will also see more energy rapping into the seer today. for more snow on the higher passes. that is what it looks like not across the bay area from our camera on top of the sales force tower. it is chilly out there, 48 in oakland, and 42 in ntnoa .roof bay, it will feel cold when you step outside. we are down in the low 40s. as far as the rest of today's us, we make it up to 64, as officially the daytime high in san francisco. it will be breezy but not as windy as yesterday was. you will notice an improvement as far as the wind is concerned. 72 inland. most of us just noticed a few clouds in the sky. any rain should mainly be confined to the north bay. at the bottom line there. we are going to warm up by later this week. he will have more of that coming up. back over to you. >> on the peninsula, and officer involved shooting investigation

a dangerous antis are in a scum and. netanyahu his plans may well be thwarted by opposition leader benny gantz he stopped short of declaring an election win but his address to supporters certainly had the tone of a victory speech for his blue and white party. if you had it so tell me the courting the initial results netanyahu did not succeed in his mission. and that he we on the other hand prove that our idea called blue and white a project we established just over 6 months ago is a huge success and here to stay. this man immediately cast himself as kingmaker avigdor lieberman the backing of his secular right back to new party will be vital to the formation of any governing coalition. what are. we have just one option. a broad liberal unity government. form of use real bay to new. more. than blue and white. voters defied predictions of fatigue and turned out in larger numbers than the last poll in april now they want a path forward many say after 10 years in power it's time for netanyahu to go. you know you can sure you

lot of hope and a bit of a spring in their step. immunotherapy is nobel prize—winning science that is making the untreatable treatable. james gallagher, bbc news. it's the second day of action at the world athletics championships in the gulf state of qatar, with the british favourite dina asher—smith making herfirst appearance in the 100 metre heats. but there's been criticism, after a third of the runners in the women's marathon failed to finish the race in 32 degree temperatures, even though it was held at midnight. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks is in doha for us this evening. the heat is clearly taking its toll. it was brittle might, frankly. it was 68% humidity when the race started last night and even some of the competitors that did finish were complaining they could not breathe properly. it has been hotter here today but in the stadium it is air—conditioned so there has been no problems for the men's100 metres semifinals. christian coleman is the fastest man in the world and he looks imperious, selling three.

this is fantasy, a child having a tantrum, his behaviour is that of a four—year—old having a tantrum because he cannot have what he asked for. what he asked for and is trying to achieve is entirely improper. we do not be improperfor senior civil serva nts to do not be improperfor senior civil servants to not listen to the prime minister? let me listen to the prime minister, but they have a ministerial and civil service code to follow, and he is going com pletely to follow, and he is going completely away from it. this is com plete fa ntasy. completely away from it. this is complete fantasy. he is bound by the rule of law, he has duties on him, and he has jolly rule of law, he has duties on him, and he hasjolly well got rule of law, he has duties on him, and he has jolly well got to fulfil them. this week, we have also seen them. this week, we have also seen the resignation of borisjohnson‘s brother. what is going to happen to conservatives such as yourself now, are you not tempted to join other parties if the conservative party is being so reshaped? now, i'm a conservative, if i ca

eugenio derbez: me encanta venir a mÉxico, amo a méxico, me encanta venir a comer, a visitar a mi gente. me encanta. esta aventura de estados unidos comenzÓ justamente en estas fechas el dÍa de mi cumpleaÑos en 2013. ahora, seis aÑos despuÉs estÁn aquÍ estrenando una película, una producciÓn de este tamaÑo. me siento muy bendecido, muy afortunado. >>eugenio asegura que este proyecto es un gran acierto. promueve el orgullo de ser latinos ante una ola de discriminaciÓn. eugenio derbez: me siento muy contento que una pelÍcula de hollywood tenga una heroÍna ningÚn superhÉroe latina. esta la primera vez que tenemos una heroÍna latina. es muy importante para la imagen de los latinos en general. tambiÉn pra los mexicanos. ahora que estamos siendo tan perseguidos, tantos niÑos que estÁn siendo separados de la frontera. los niÑos latinos en estados unidos les hacen burlas porque hablan en espaÑol, porque son morenos. >>han pasado algo asÍ? eugenio derbez: apenas entrÓ el kinder hace poquito. todavÍa no. esperemos que no. >>hablando de los hijos, uno de ellos fue el conduc

he ran a stop sign at the airport yesterday morning, the driver sped off crashing through a gate on a utility road at about 50 miles per hour. the driver jumped out of the vehicle and apparently jumped into the water. his name is being withheld while his family was notified. >>> hurricane dorian continues to sit over the bahamas as a category 4 hurricane with wind of 140 miles per hour. here's the latest radar picture and as you can see is barely moving.>> this hurricane is already taking a deadly toll, at least five people are now confirmed dead as the powerful storm pounds the area with destructive wind and a devastating storm surge. where live in daytona beach florida with details on evacuation orders now in place.>> reporter: we are noticing the wind is definitely picking up here in daytona beach, the clouds when we can see them were moving very quickly across the sky, water behind me was churning it's becoming very real that this is moving slowly and is in fact on its way. all the way up through the carolinas. if you are in the past and are supposed to get out or evacuate, the ti

was a nice interception a. richard sherman grabbing that want to take it in for fits pick 6 and then we saw another one in the 4th quarter 2 same deal. >>another interception this one of the 20 and that one or 25 and that one was running to 31 to 17 the final score 9 years with the wind jimmy g he didn't have the best game but he still did enough to help secure the win. he threw a touchdown, thanks for say too that there were also 3 other touchdowns that he helped create that they all got called back because of penalties that's a problem, offense needs to work and age is a time right now. spotted in the bay area in san francisco enjoying on the part plus an east bay mother has a warning for parents after she says her teenage son got sick from the thing and we also begin our weeklong series on surviving the next big. we're going to start by looking at the bay area's most dangerous faults. here's a quick live look outside. at the san mateo bridge were trapped, it's moving smoothly as can be we'll be right back. n

you might think he's a nice guy, okay? he's a man of real, real strength and a great guy. his wife is lovely and i want to thank you and i want to thank melania for the work. i hope you are going to be able to see because melania has, she's worked very hard for australia. you have done a fantastic, so beautiful. it will be so different. we look up to the skies and we are just going to hope it's not going to rain and if it is, that's okay, too, because that will work out also. it always works out. thank you all very much. thank you. reporter: [ inaudible ]. >> there is nothing. it's nothing. nothing. what? >> great honor to be here. >> thank you very much, everybody. david: wow. extraordinary. we have an expression by the way in television, story count, that refers to how many different stories you get in in a particular -- think of the story count that you just heard from the president as he was meeting with the prime minister of australia. he talked about the stock market, iran, china, afghanistan, justin trudeau from canada, the whistleblower story, a trip to mars. he co

is this a metallicca or a chase center thing? >> we'll find out as more and more people perform out there. >> here's what we are going to say. this is it, over thousands of people metallicca heads mixed with the symphony. this is the high tech setting helped to elevate the performance with a round stage that rotated 90 degrees every five songs. everyone moves. >> that is great. no matter where you're sitting, you have the different view. >> what did you think did chase center overall? >> it is brand-new, even like the bathrooms are new. everything is clean. >> there was a power outage in the neighborhood before the show. >> so you give it a thumbs up? >> i do. >>> construction on san francisco international's busiest runways is creating challenges for travelers. we're live at sfo. big number of delays this morning? >> reporter: i want to put this in perspective for you. on a normal day, sfo sees anywhere from 15 to 30 flight cancellations. just since midnight till 8:30, take a look at this board, 144 flighted delays so far and 11

a white car crashed into a brick wall yesterday. novato police say the 16-year-old driver was killed. two other 16-year-olds inside the car were hurt. police say the car was speeding before it veered off the road. the identities of the victims have not been released. >>> counselors will be on hand today as students and staff return to a mill valley elementary school after a man was arrested on suspicion of attacking an uber driver and stabbing a teen during a robbery. 18-year-old john santiago rosales punched the driver in the face as he rode in his car on east blythedale and alm avenue. minutes later there was reports of a teen robbed at park school. >>> a man who uses his walk ser in critical condition after he was hit by a b.a.r.t. train at the balboa park station. the fire department says the man was on the flplatform when he fl into the tracks yesterday. the department tweeted out this photo of the rescue. medics took the man to san francisco general hospital. trains stopped running for about an hour. >>> the front man for the

a glimmer of hope. >> this is a hail mary. we're excited about this lead. . >>> back now with a live look at sfo, it's all systems go tonight with the reopening of 28 left. the construction went smoothly. passengers are relieved after the flight delays. we're live with an update and why some say the airport should look at lessons learned. >> we did see a few delays but not near the hundreds we saw last week. i spoke with a professor who says now the faa, the airlines and ff -- sf eye needs time to look at what they could do better. >> construction ended and the runway reopened. >> affecting past flights. >> sfo posted photos on twitter showing the runway. many wonder why the airline couldn't have done more to avoid the flight delays and cancellations. >> there's probably more that can be done in communicating with enrs, war may be diverted or face a higher delay. >> mark hansen did research on the financial impact of airline delays in 2010. it costs airlines $8 billion a year. the cost to passengers $17 billion in lost wages,

a report from a conservative watchdog claims that there is a covert multimillion dollar scheme to boost left wing movements across the u.s. . middle east former interior minister faces charges of inciting violence against a german rescue boat captain who illegally docked on italian shores with dozens of migrants. and carries out military exercises near venezuela's borders in line with its apparent strategy of surroundings we. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our team international and sean thomas have with us art a new report from a conservative watchdog alleges that there is a covert multimillion dollar strategy to promote liberal values in the united states in the document unmasks a scheme to push certain topics from supporting obamacare to slamming donald trump's border wall artie's it was done of comments. what's more powerful in politics than money a strong candidate with a good program and idealist would say nothing a realist would say but a politician would say dark money dark money is the millions of dollars that behind the scenes donors are spending to s

it is a legal to place a child under the age of 16 a legal to place a child under the age of16 in a legal to place a child under the age of 16 in this type of home the research also shows highly vulnerable children who should be insecure children's homes are being placed in these unrelated homes. they should be in secure children homes because that is first for their own safety. we also understand that regulation that has been discussed around these homes is being talked about by key figures in this area who discussed this government research, but they called it light touch regulation. reaction tonight from np and coffee — — coffee —— mp anne coffey. she says... ina coffee —— mp anne coffey. she says... in a statement for that a party for education, they say councils are quite required by the law ash mac councils are required by the law to make sure. thank you, ed. ed thomas. burger king uk will no longer give away plastic toys with children's meals, amid pressure to reduce plastic waste. the move comes after two children petitioned the fast food giant and its rival mcdonald's

i have a face, and a red. we could have a face, and a red. we could have a face, and a red. we could have a rose or something else. don't forget, all of you are in charge of what phyllis gets to eat later. see you at ten o'clock. the roast duck sounds nice! stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and sally nugent. here's a summary of this morning's main news. schools should stay open at evenings, weekends and holidays to help protect pupils from crime and gangs, according to the children's commissioner for england. anne longfield said children no longerfeel safe on the streets, and that opening classrooms outside of usual hours could offer a safe space for activities. the government says it's making record investments in education and children's services to help young people overcome the challenges they face. they have got fantastic sports facilities, arts facilities, technology, all of which get knocked out just at the time when technology, all of which get knocked outjust at the time when children need it most. the sad fact is, we know

jpmorgan has a robust asset management business, big time, and they do a hell of a job. i say that because i'm a customer of theirs and i'm partial because i own their stock. i'm a fan of jamies. >> our over weights are in financials they've got well-run businesses. >> not given any credit for it. >> to the credit part, they're not giving credit easily away. >> that's what i'm saying. >> but they're trading at 11 times earnings, 10 times earnings, discounts to book. i mean, look at morgan stanley, jpmorgan. >> blackstone holdings. >> if you do get this kind of rotation we saw last week at the start of it, you're going into a value rotation of companies that have secular growth rate if you have patience and you're not just looking for momentum, i think that's an area it will take a while to play out. >> by the way, you mentioned morgan stanley these other banks, morgan stanley, goldman sachs, merrill lynch, they're doing a good job, too. i'm very comfortable and i think if we had a bit of a recession it might not be a bad thing. >> that's interesting. okay we've got to go

take a look at was on a gopro camera. so there's a kayaker. >>giving hand or a in or as it were. >>to the stranded person who was fishing for salmon in half moon bay last wednesday when this app and he was fishing and then he came across this capsized boat in the guy clinging to it and that man had been in the water near pillar point for 3 hours before the kayaker found him and games about part of shoal then did the rest and got him out of the water but he always using that radio. the kayaker well, the says that yes it was great that the other guy did have a life vest on because he was in the water for so long, but he also should have had a radio then he could have signaled for help. president trump is going the bay area tomorrow to raise money for his reelection campaign will be speaking at a private event, the tickets ranging from a $100,000. and then after that he heads to fundraisers in los angeles and san diego. the president has been to california for tom times while in office but this will be his first official visit as president to the bay area. the exact location of the

he may now need a deal, need a victory here politically and economically more than he did a week ago, so the pressure on him might be to get a deal even if it's not as good as he might have set out for initially but this president has been very focused on this and said he's only going to take a deal if he feels it's a win for the american people. >> eamon javers outside by the flags doing great work today keeping our viewers attuned to the news appreciate that. >>> good morning once again, everybody. it is 8:00 a.m. at juul headquarters in san francisco, it is 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla along with morgan entrepreneur an and jon fortt. we'll turn to tech stocks to start. rebounding after losing billions of dollars in market cap after the president's speech when he called out social media companies' immense power they lost $58 billion in value with the nasdaq falling more than a percent it is now the time to buy. joining us jeffries brent phil and brent singerling guys, appreciate t

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as a bit of a guide. even if you had perfect foresight and knew that global growth was going to slow or u.s. gdp was going to slow, those sector odds or what leadership you would expect actually cluster around 50. and 60% of those slowdowns, we actually don't end up in a recession, and you see some contrary indicators which, even if you slow down, what you actually see is a little bit of a leadership to economically sensitive sectors like technology, consumer discretionary, industrials, and financials, even over classically defensive sectors like staples and utilities. so even if you have a pessimistic view on global growth, i think those are some cautionary notes to really think as an investor that the market is discounting mechanism, and you have to think about where valuation is. lisa: i do have to wonder how much this means more volatility intersect or going forward -- volatility intersector going forward. listen. think isnt is what we the next stage of this shift towards the more cyclical areas like

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a little boy gets a second chance at life all thanks to a stranger and a facebook post. coming up next in our bay area proud segment. >>> and we're seeing some fairly big changes in the weather right now. some drizzle around the bay area and rain showers. here looking off sheer the impact on tomorrow morning's >>> sometimes facebook can save your life. tonight a story about an amazing gift from one stranger to another. garvin thomas explains how one post brought two families together. >> reporter: this is the story about a search for a kidney. the family of the boy who needed it said for the search they had to put a lot of faith in god, in the kindness of strangers and, well, facebook. we hear a lot these days about the ills of social media. but every once in a while in the hands of someone like suzy leroy it can be just the opposite, a lifesaver. though suzy is much too modest about it. >> i'm just a piece of the puzzle. >> reporter: suzy is a mother of three. last fall she spotted a facebook post from a local mom desperate to find a kidney for her 2-year-old son. >> an

i want to find a deal. i want to get a deal. like you, i look carefully at no deal and have assessed its consequences both for out assessed its consequences both for our country and years. yes, of course we could do it. the uk could certainly get through it. but be in i'io certainly get through it. but be in no doubt that outcome would be a failure of statecraft which we would all be responsible. meanwhile, back here at westminster, the prime minister's official spokesman told us minister's official spokesman told us that parliament will be shut down tonight. opposition party leaders confirmed they will not vote for a general election later, meaning boris johnson's planned general election later, meaning borisjohnson‘s planned one for the middle of next month will be scuppered. opposition leaders are livid that parliament is being suspended. they are continuing to work together. the liberal democrats, former conservatives, the green party, and the snp. this is as serious as it gets. we have to have a situation that parliament

hitting the surface at a bad angle after a 20 meter drop is like being in a fairly serious traffic accident resulting in broken bones sprains and dislocated joints but this mainly happens to novice divers injury rates for professionals are fairly low. the overwhelmed and say here's essential it helps us stay focused and avoid becoming reckless when. a safe year is generally a good thing for us and we need to prepare ourselves mentally before the dive and then vision the jump in our minds. for them in the end i also do breathing exercises that were really centered when we go once but one thing i would ask. cliff diving is an adrenaline rush on a batter practices yoga during training and at competitions to stay calm and focused. on her partner chris coleman is. is also a professional cliff die for together they have 2 children to keep fitness and family life it balance they often trained together but being a parent and an extreme athlete is not always easy well i'm a walk more worried about my so like when i'm performing also like once she was diving i'm worried about her her to her because t

defend a rough ale she chose with an accidental finish that would have made a strike a crowd for the extreme of making it 3 wins out of 3 was on the cards but more makes this small club so strong. we've taken a look at what gives frogs such just one player really stands out 23 year old luke about schmidt's he already turned heads last season bagging 9 goals scored in both of products much so far. this season he was top scorer at the under 21 european championships and in a cool up to the german senior national. top clubs have met with keen interest but he stayed at freiburg his feet planted firmly on the ground. which is likely due to this christian strike he's been the head coach at freiburg for 7 years consistently molding new talent what does he make of friday's fast start. because we knew we'd been lucky in some situations but today we pulled the short straw. the short straw and looked more like white with finishing look about schmidt wasn't quite as clinical as he had been in the opening 2 matches. could it be because germany coach you akim love was watching from the stands the

. >> reporter: tonight a scene of utter devastation leaving a small american town looking more like a war zone. destruction caused by an early morning explosion from a suspected gas leak. >> i haven't heard anything that loud around here ever. >> reporter: the deadly blast in farmington ripped through the offices of a nonprofit called leap they serve people with disabilities it reopened the office two months ago after extensive renovations. >> i immediately thought everyone was gone. that's all i could think. >> reporter: residents miles away felt and heard the explosion, and found falling debris before and after images revealing the extent of the destruction. >> i spent a year in iraq as close as i can explain it it was total devastation. >> reporter: fortunately investigators say manager evacuated the building when he smelled gas. but a firefighter captain michael bell age 68 apparently investigating the leak was killed today a solemn procession for his remans bell's brother fire chief terry bell was among the six injured. >> all of us are one big family we all know each other, espe

and we have the shiny shrimps, a story about a swimming tea m shrimps, a story about a swimming team with a difference. 50, rojo, director i'm not familiar with. should i be? this is a breakthrough feature. it is a story set in argentina in the run—up to the coup. we open with a shot of a house being emptied of all is possessions and to bea emptied of all is possessions and to be a not entirely sure why. we then cut to a scene in a restaurant of a man who seems very cultured, he is a lawyer, he is sitting at a restau ra nt ta ble lawyer, he is sitting at a restaurant table waiting to have its meal, but his wife is late. somebody says i need the table, because you're not actually eating. he says spine and stands away, he then proceeds to permit the other guy thought he explains that he was only do that because he is read and eviscerate seven fanatical crowd. outside on the street afterwards, they meet. here is a clip. this i am already quite tense and i do not even know what happens. unsurprisingly, the encounter does not end well. the central character is leather the dilemma. wheth

a bad mom isn't a neglectful mom. it's just a mom that doesn't fit that cookie cutter mold of what sometimes other people tell you you should be. >> jessie created the group after her daughter olivia was born. >> if you're using formula, if you're breast-feeding, people have such strong opinions. they don't understand you don't have to give your opinion to everyone. >> she decided she needed to create a safer space. >> there really was a need for it. it took off. >> now the group has more than 15,000 members. moms post stories and memes that are self-deprecating and funny. even a little rorchby. it's a place where moms say they can be themselves. >> a lot of times, moms say that their biggest thing about motherhood that's rough for them is losing their friends who are not mothers. so this is a really good opportunity for moms to meet other moms who are in a similar situation. >> from long island all the way to the heartland, moms all across america are joining together, ready to buck the image of how mothers should be

a window shot out and a woman clearly in need. he ran out with his medical bag and his nurse to quite possibly save her life. i am guessing you are hearing a lot of stories like that of people who ran toward gunfire. >> that just west texas. people caring about people and helping them when they are down. i heard so many stories of ordinary citizens taking care of the wound, risking their own lives to help somebody else. those are the stories that ought to come out and not this coward. pray for the families and our officers. the next few days will be difficult. the next few years will be difficult. >> any stories of heroism you heard tonight that you wanted to share? >> people running out like you said. not knowing where this guy is and not knowing who was shooting. running out to help somebody else. leland: we flernd covering way too many of these situations that in the worst of times there is the best of humanity that comes out. and we need to focus on that and perhaps that does give us hope in the tragedy and the sorrow you talk

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