chartered what is blake's relationship with private property versus public well i mean blake has been long been a favorite figure amongst the liberal the left wing intelligentsia and they see in him powerful social commentary and they see in him a commitment to spiritual values against materialism against capitalism but blake was also need to put bread on the table and i think it's a much more ambiguous and complex relationship with with with modern capitalism so yeah i mean blake comes out he observes the poverty in the struggle which is going on in the world and in the. london around him and he complains about tyranny and king merchants and big business men and the damage that slavery child labor slavery and child labor and that that's that's that's all in there at the same time you know he put it on the table and the people that he worked for the and the people that he aligned himself with to some extent i mean they didn't work because he died in obscurity and no one really liked his work when. he was he was a shadowy figure but there were moments in his career was actually quite c

chartered what is blake's relationship with private property versus public well i mean blake has been long been a favorite figure amongst the liberal and left wing intelligentsia and they see in him powerful social commentary and they see in him a commitment to spiritual values against materialism against capitalism but blake was also need to put bread on the table and i think it's a much more ambiguous and complex relationship with with with modern capitalism so yeah i mean blake comes out and he observes the poverty in the struggle which is going on in the world and in the. london around him and he complains about tyranny and king merchants and big business men and the damage that slavery child labor slavery and child labor and that that's that's that's all in there but the same time you know he put it on the table and the people that he worked for the people that he aligned himself with to some extent and we didn't work because he died in obscurity and no one really liked his work when he. came there he was he was a shadowy figure but there were moments in his career was actually q

chartered what is blake's relationship with private property versus public well i mean blake has been long been a favorite figure amongst the liberal the left wing intelligentsia and they see in him powerful social commentary and they see in him a commitment to spiritual values against materialism against capitalism but blake was also need to put bread on the table and i think it's a much more ambiguous and complex relationship with with with modern capitalism so yeah i mean blake comes out he observes the poverty in the struggle which is going on in the world and in london around him and he complains about tyranny and king merchants and big business men and the damage that slavery child labor slavery and child labor and that that's that's that's all in there at the same time you know he put it on the table and the people that he worked for the people that he aligned himself with to some extent and we didn't work because he died in obscurity and no one really liked his work when. he was he was a shadowy figure but there were moments in his career was actually quite celebrated but. yea

chartered what is blake's relationship with private property versus public probably well i mean blake has been long been a favorite figure amongst the liberal the left wing intelligentsia and they see in him powerful social commentary and they see in him a commitment to spiritual values against materialism against capitalism but blake was also need to put bread on the table and i think it's a much more ambiguous and complex relationship with with with with modern capitalism so yeah i mean blake comes out and he observes the poverty in the struggle which is going on in the world and in london around him and he complains about tyranny and king merchants and big business men and the damage that slavery child labor slavery and child labor i mean that that's that's that's all in there at the same time you know he put it on the table and the people that he worked for the people that he aligned himself with to some extent i mean it didn't work because he died in obscurity and no one really liked his work when he. came there he was he was a shadowy figure but there were moments in his career

the blake part. >> jimmy: the blake part, yeah "just a girl"? >> it's called "just a girl. >> jimmy: tickets available on ticketmaster.com. >> these are going to be my last shows. it's definitely gone there for two years so i really hope everybody can come out it's definitely going to be the end. which is always sad when something ends. >> jimmy: of course. >> i still have a lot of shows so you definitely can still come [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i wish our audience here could go see you in vegas. >> i wish you guys could come too. [ cheers and applause maybe, maybe i will give everybody here a ticket to my vegas residency. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's how you do it, that's how you do it right there, come on that would be great, oh my gosh. >> that's going to be good that's in the vibe people from all over the world and you guys and me and we're going to be seeing all these -- uh-huh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: whenever anyone gives away something on the show it always makes you so happy. >> i like people to come see me play e

. >> then blake shelton and garth brooks only "e.t." is there for their new music individuvideo. >> he's a sinker. >>> i want you to find me one person on the planet out hustling jennifer lopez. >> impossible. >> new movie, a wedding, she changed her outfit 100 times. >> that's exhausting. >> she may be a step away from playing the super bowl. >> she would crush it. rachel has latest on jennifer in new york. it has been a crazy 24 hours for jlo. >> tell me about it brooke. >> yeah, we've thought about the super now and that it's in miami and is a big deal, but they make their own decisions. >> a source tells e.t. jlo's at the top of the nfl's list to headline the 2020 super bowl halftime show in miami. it's nowhere near a done deal. the 50-year-old has been in the talks for a while with the nfl. there are many factors, those could include money and collaboration. it's a perfect fit for the "hustlers" star who spends a lot of time in the city where fiance a-rod grew up. >> when you think about wedding plans and jennifer is your partner,

. >> then blake shelton and garth brooks only "e.t." is there for their new music individuvideo. >> he's a sinker. >>> i want you to find me one person on the planet out hustling jennifer lopez. >> impossible. >> new movie, a wedding, she changed her outfit 100 times. >> that's exhausting. >> she may be a step away from playing the super bowl. >> she would crush it. rachel has all the latest on jennifer in new york. it has been a crazy 24 hours for jlo. >> tell me about it brooke. >> yeah, we've thought about the super now and that it's in miami and is a big deal, but they make their own decisions. >> a source tells e.t. jlo's at the top of the nfl's list to headline the 2020 super bowl halftime show in miami. it's nowhere near a done deal. the 50-year-old has been in the talks for a while with the nfl. there are many factors, those could include money and collaboration. it's a perfect fit for the "hustlers" star who spends a lot of time in the city where fiance a-rod grew up. >> when you think about wedding plans and jennifer is your p

our blake shelton exclusive comes with a big surprise. >> it's literally shocking. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello and welcome. we start tonight with the car crash that landed kevin hart in the hospital. the investigation is turning up serious new questions about what really happened early sunday morning. >> adding to the mystery now, a just-released 911 call from a woman believed to be kevin's wife eniko. >> he was in a car accident earlier tonight, or what happened? >> yes, earlier tonight. i don't know what happened. he's not coherent at all. >> did he get treatment originally when he was injured? did he go to the hospital or -- >> no. no,no, no treatment at all. we're just here. he can't -- he can't move. >> eniko's call made from inside kevin's mansion raises me questions. how did he get to his home a mile away from the sbaen why did it take him so long to get the hospital? according to the police report the accident happened at 12:45 a.m. sunday morning. his wife eniko apparently called 911 almost an hour and a half later at 2:13 am. >> is there any obvious broken bones t

our blake shelton exclusive comes with a big surprise. >> it's literally shocking. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello and welcome. we start tonight with the car crash that landed kevin hart in the hospital. the investigation is turning up serious new questions about what really happened early sunday morning. >> adding to the mystery now, a just-released 911 call from a woman believed to be kevin's wife eniko. >> he was in a car accident earlier tonight, or what happened? >> yes, earlier tonight. i don't know what happened. he's not coherent at all. >> did he get treatment originally when he was injured? did he go to the hospital or -- >> no. no, no, no treatment at all. we're just here. he can't -- he can't move. >> eniko's call made from inside kevin's mansion raises me questions. how did he get to his home a mile away from the sbaen why did it take him so long to get the hospital? according to the police report the accident happened at 12:45 a.m. sunday morning. his wife eniko apparently called 911 almost an hour and a half later at 2:13 am. >> is there any obvious broken bones

derived from william blake's poem visions of the daughters of l.b. and we go to the tate britain where we began our interview with curator martin maroney by asking him about that poem is a big exhibition is over 300 works in the exhibition by plate his prints his drawings and also his illuminated books and with a series of books in the 79 to this revolutionary decade with the revolution in france and the fall out still a lot of america in britain he created a serious person visions of the daughters of albion europe prophecy america prophecy which are in the exhibition and which show him translating current day events into these visionary terms using his invented characters and representing the kind of great power struggles within europe to work so hard on preparing an exhibition like this and be very aware of how both the left and the right of politics try to claim blake for their own many people know the last night of the proms the singing of jerusalem what is what emerges in this exhibition as his politics and in drawing the fascinating figure and

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angie and blake. >> tisha you can see a lot of traffic movg back and forth. this is a very populated area as we know. first, do we know at this pot, that they pinpointed what caused the crash and what are people there, the residents, saying. >> reporter:rell, that remains investigation. like i mentioned this plane we doer knowt lik selyd had a full fuel tank so it's really a miracleo there was n fire. speaking with residents out here j tthey days ago there were lou and demands for this airport to be rezoned and closed and relocated because of situations like this. we do know that this is not the first crash of its kind. e'other crashes, one i believe in 2013 and another back in 2016 a nowwe here are again. , it will be interesting to see how this facto intothose cay airp st tot down here and go somhere else. angie. >> tisha thanks. >>> justo build off what you were saying we do have more to talk about regarding those two other plane c that happened in this area. in 2017, the pilot of a small plane hit a tree line and crashed while returni from ocean cit tryin

we are envious of jonathan blake deadline. it is indeed. we are envious ofjonathan blake down by the seaside, i know he is working very hard. the liberal democrat leaderjo swinson has reitterated her belief that ‘there is no good brexit deal‘. she was speaking to the bbc as delegates at the party's annual conference in bournemouth prepare to consider a motion to revoke article 50 if the lib dems win a general election. let's go live to our political correspondent jonathan blake who's at the conference. you have got a lovely, lovely morning for it. i bet you can't tear yourself away from that view to go into the conference timber but you will have two. what chances is the sport going to get through today? —— vote. it is highly likely lib dems members will overwhelmingly support jo swinson to make the brexit policy unequivocal. she wants to go into a general election campaign, promise if the lib dems were to win a majority and be able to form a government, that they would revoke article 50 thereby cancelling brexit straightaway withou

jonathan blake at the liberal democrats already conference in bournemouth. —— party conference. the former prime minister david cameron has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he describes as their appalling behaviour during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron told the times newspaper that the result of the referendum left him feeling depressed, and that he worries about it every day. our political correspondent chris mason's report contains flash photography. it's 2015. the smiles of victory... are you glad to have won at last? david cameron wins the election for the conservatives, in which he promised an eu referendum. a year later, the smiles have gone. he backed remain in the referendum and lost, and resigned. i love this country, and ifeel honoured to have served it. and i will do everything i can in future to help this great country succeed. thank you very much. and now, for the first time since, he's talking about it. in his memoirs, the former prime minister

>>> and blake shelton, garth brooks, only "e.t." is behind the scenes and underwater for their new music video. >> this is going to be. he's a sinker. [ laughter ] >>> in j-lo super bowl bound, we have the latest coming out of miami. >> i was just in boston as actress felicity huffman went before a judge to learn her fate. >> felicity, have you prepared yourself for your sentence, your prison time? >> after a dramatic hearing, felicity was sentenced to 14 days in prison. but that's not all. the 56-year-old actress will also have to pay $30,000 fine and perform 250 hours of community service. it was a devastating afternoon for the couple. felicity and her husband both cried inside the courtroom. after the sentence was handed down, macy comforted his wife and rubbed her back. the couple looked defeated as they walked out of court. so what's next? felicity will have six weeks to prepare for her 14-day prison sentence. she must turn herself in by october 25th. so where will she serve time? they are pushing for a low security institution

well, gwen is back to join her man blake shelton, but this is what i learned -- it seems all's fair in love and war. >> gwen blocked me. >> oh, okay. >> yeah, that was messed up. >> i thought you loved me. >> savagely blocked him. >> i did. yes, i did. >> it's not the first time she's blocked me. >> so now that adam's gone, blake is basically trash talking everyone. >> i don't really give a crap what john says or does. i'm here to beat him. i'm here to beat her, and i'm even here to beat gwen. >> gwen was using to strategy like, if you pick me, you technically get blake too. >> that's bull crap. i'm not going help her. >> you are definitely going help her. >> this gwen stefani? >> you're messing up this interview. i'm supposed to say certain things. >> you are super country. i'm supposed to say. >> what do you say? do you say supposed to? >> yeah. unless i'm drinking. >> right now, gwen's got a lot going on, taping the vais, vegas show and being a mom of three. >> i feel like i'm alive like never before. i got a baby in kindergarten now and i was devastated. i got junior high. >> i can

when next season kicks off we will get gwen and blake show. can't wait. but is shelton really ready to her with adam gone it's weird, scary, it's literally shocking >> i love your voice. >> but i'll take this. >> way over -- -- get away fro >> i want him to know he can still kiss [ bleep ] wherever he is right now. >> with adam gone, gwenyth sparking fire. >> you want to fight. >> i'm going to pay for this later. i get to be here with mt friend and kelly. i feel pretty lucky right now. >> blaky returns for his record 17th season and this time a secret weapon with country pal darius rucker. >> darius rucker is the perfect choice for, i would say, anything i mean i have been drinking. >> darius literally has proven that he decides whatever it is conquers if. crack rearview is the number eight selling album all ♪ i only want to be with you country and have all these number it's just sickening to me. >> darius may have number one blake but you still have the sexiest right. we'll >> right now kira knightly plays the real-life whistle blower that exposed gove

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jonathan blake, bbc news, bournemouth. police in hong kong have used water cannon and tear gas against protesters throwing petrol bombs and bricks. the violence broke out after thousands of pro—democracy demonstrators marched in defiance of a police ban. the protests have intensified despite the scrapping of a controversial bill which could have seen hong kong citizens being extradited to mainland china as nick beake reports. how much longer can this go on? violence the authorities just can't extinguish. hardcore pro—democracy activists are not backing down, in what is a chinese city, even setting alight the police's latest weapon to try to wash away this protest movement. the police have decided enough is enough. they're making use of water cannon as well as the tear gas. it's worked for a time, but we've just seen that this hard core of protesters just keep on coming back. because this is now the sunday afternoon past—time for the radical youth of hong kong. some say it's gone too far. hitting the economy and frigh

that's - [ laughter ] he thought that was great. >> seth: i love blake. and i think he's great i can believe it laught ] >> oh, okay. >> seth: i was not like, "blake had a mullet." [ laughter ] is it weird for you -- obviously, you know, you came up in a different generation of music, watching "the voice" now and realizing, "oh, this is not just a show like that for them to get their shot" but social media and how much quicker we see artists do their work. because they can get it to everybody at once. is it crazy when you compare how long it took on get your break >> i say it all the time i would never make it on "the voice. i mean, it is crazy what they do and the opportunities that they have is insane you know but, yeah, we had nothing. we were just in the garage literally for nine years making music we purposely knew was never going to get on the radio. and that was the -- the alternative to the alternative, like - and then just one day, wrote a song called "just a girl" that i thought nobody would ever hear and then it got on radio >> seth: and was th

our uk political correspondent jonathan blake reports. amber rudd has served at the heart of government. she campaigned to remain in the eu referendum and was home secretary under theresa may. she survived the clear out of like—minded colleagues when boris johnson became prime minister and was made work and pensions secretary. among others, almost all brexiteers. just this week, amber rudd expressed concern about the prime minister's strategy of throwing mps out of the party for voting against the government. i think we have some very valued colleagues, who have made a very different choice. in her letter to the prime minister, amber rudd said resigning was a difficult decision but wrote, "i do not believe that leaving with a deal is the government's main objective. the government is expending a lot of energy", she wrote, "to prepare for no deal but i have not seen the same level of intensity going into our talks with the european union, who have asked us to present alternative arrangements to the irish backstop." i knew and i accept th

j0nathan blake reports. jonathan blake reports. you can't miss the message that conservatives want to hammer home here. "get brexit done" might be a simple slogan but the reality has been far from easy for the prime minister so far, and he's arrived here facing questions about how he's tried to argue his case. accusations that his language has got out of hand. he should be ashamed, say labour, but borisjohnson says all sides need to pause for breath. well, i certainly think everybody should calm down. including you? i think i've been the model of restraint. my use of the word "humbug" was in the context of people trying to prevent me, us, from using the word "surrender". my intention was to... so you can say sorry for the misunderstanding at least? i can certainly say sorry for the misunderstanding, absolutely. whatever words he uses from the moment he stepped foot in manchester, borisjohnson‘s message won't change, that brexit should happen by the end of october, come what may, and it's in the country's interests to make sure of

blake. >> the hunt is on today to find the owners of two dogs who attacked a smaller dog and its owner at a maryland dog parktuek dog park in frederick and now it is a race against time for the man bit. >> 'sfox5 anjali hemphill joins re live 20derick where you spoke to the victim. hi, anjali. >> reportewell, hey, guys,r: yeah, this is both scary a eriousnd to the pointre that the health departmen put up theste signs all over the dog park here looking for the owners two different owners of. two different dogs a black lab pit bull mixus and aalian shepherd mix that e werearlier this week. the owners ainn't fg any charges but they have information that could be lifesaving. i want to show you pictures now that some may find delaware counties tabing. i want to warn you, these were the inries that a four year old bee sean named day saiuate sustd after being attacked by two different large dogs at the ballenger creek dog park. she ended with around 20 u puncture wounds and bites all over her body, mainly on her neck and head this after her owner says theacttk came out s two dogs t ha had bee

jonathan blake in bournemouth, thank you. asjonathan was saying... and we'll be going back to bournemouth later in this half hour when the party leader jo swinson will be answering questions fro the audience — stay with us for that. david cameron has accused prime minister borisjohnson of not believing in brexit when hejoined the leave campaign in the run up to the referendum. an an extract from the former prime minister's memoir, published in the sunday times, says mrjohnson backed leave "because it would help his political career". here's our political correspondent peter saull. johnson: how do you do? cameron: are we going to do blue team? do you want to go in goal or upfront? i'll go here. they once stood side by side. two men with similar backgrounds, both in high office, playing for the same team. that was until the eu referendum. as his memoirs serialised in the sunday times testify, the then—prime minister tried to persuade his old chum to back remain. david cameron writes this, "the conclusion i am left with is he risked an outcome he di

jonathan blake in manchester, think you very much. jeremy corbyn has said that, if labour is elected, it will scrap the government's flagship welfare system, universal credit. mr corbyn, who has been giving a speech in chingford, described the benefit as "cruel and inhumane" — and outlined his party's approach. there is a number of things we will do, leading up to scrapping universal credit, in its entirety. cheering. but first of all, we will end the capability for work assessment tests that go on and are so brutal to people in their lives and have led, tragically, to some people taking their own lives and committing suicide, because they cannot see any way forward. as a constituency mp, i sit with people going through the pain of being told they're capable for work, when they are clearly not. jeremy corbyn speaking earlier in chingford. leading democrats in congress have made their first demand for documents in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, has been ordered to hand over ukraineâ

funeral last month. mourners turned out for tristan and blake's funeral last month. a double white coffin was accompanied by an honour guard of 300 motorcyclist and two lamborghinis, the brothers‘ best loved bikes and cars. barras and mei chen will be remanded in custody and are due to be sentenced on the 12th. thousands of thomas cook staff are taking legal action after losing theirjobs when the travel giant went in to liquidation this week. they claim the firm acted unlawfully in the way they were dismissed and they‘re seeking compensation. meanwhile more than 60,000 thomas cook customers have been flown back to the uk. judith moritz reports. they flew all over the globe for thomas cook, now their world has come crashing down. jobs gone, livelihoods destroyed. when the airline folded, jo was one of the cabin crew left stranded abroad. when she got home, things went from bad to worse. i‘m now homeless, my landlord is now demanding i leave the property, so i am having to wait for the local council to see if they can put me in sheltered accommodation. so you can

jonathan blake in bournemouth, thank you. david cameron has accused prime minister borisjohnson of not believing in brexit when hejoined the leave campaign in the run—up to the referendum. an an extract from the former prime minister's memoir, published in the sunday times, says mrjohnson backed leave "because it would help his political career". here's our political correspondent peter saull. they once stood side by side. two men with similar backgrounds, both in high office, playing for the same team. that was until the eu referendum. as his men was serialised in the sunday times testified, the then prime minister tried to persuade his old chum to back remain. david cameron writes this, the condition i am left with is he wrist an outcome he did not believe in because it would help his political career. you could not accuse us of being anti—european. you could not accuse us of being anti-european. they have long been questions about what motivated the poster boy of brexit. but is he a real believer in the cause? his cabi

conservative jonathan blake is in manchester. party representat gathering conservative party representatives gathering for their annual conference. he will be booking open return tickets with the potential problems waiting at westminster next week? certainly, they will have an eye on events down there in london with parliament continuing, unusually, while the conservative party conference is held appear in manchester because earlier this week, mps refused to vote in favour ofa week, mps refused to vote in favour of a recess which would normally be the case. these are unusual times, and as you suggest, the government will be perhaps on notice to send people back down to london. because as we have been hearing, the opposition parties are talking up the possibility of a vote of no confidence in the government, which could then allowjeremy corbyn to form a temporary government and then trigger a general election. potentially securing a further delay to brexit in the meantime. the trouble is, even though the snp sound like they are up

sarah barrass killed teenagers tristan and blake barrass at a house in shiregreen in sheffield in may. family member brandon machin also pleaded guilty to their murder and the attempted murder of four other children. phil bodmer was in court. police were called to a semi detached property in the chagrin area of sheffield on the morning of money for this year. later that day a senior officer revealed some disturbing information about what had happened. a number of children we re had happened. a number of children were taken to hospital. sadly a number have since died and four remain in hospital. at the time police described it as a major incident, but have never got into any details about how 13—year—old tristan and his brother blake 1a, died. today, the boys was mother, sarah barrass and a family friend brandon machin appeared in court. they were flanked by security staff as they entered court. each pleaded guilty to two counts of murder, five cou nts guilty to two counts of murder, five counts of attempted murder and one counts of attempted murder and one count of conspiracy to m

jonathan blake, speaking earlier. even before this latest blow, borisjohnson was under increasing pressure to make it clear that he'd abide by legislation requiring him to seek a further brexit extension if there's no deal with the eu. a group of conservative mps are preparing legal action if the prime minister refuses to carry out the instruction, which is expected to become law on monday. duncan kennedy reports. another stand—off in westminster. protest and counterprotest today. over the prime minister's plans to suspend parliament and mps‘ attempts to delay to brexit. borisjohnson has spent the week in campaign mode. preparing for an election he wants but opposition parties won't allow. many of that opinion will say content. content. to the contrary, not content. the contents have it. but parliament has now passed a bill compelling the prime minister to ask for a delay of a new deal can't be reached. the law means borisjohnson has until the 19th of october to get a deal with brussels. if not, he must write and

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all action in gold and oil on the cme we'll go to blake first. reporter: the word being used by both the united states and china goodwill after president trump announced he will push back a scheduled tariff increase on october 1st, back, october 1st a couple weeks to october 15th, because of a celebratory anniversary that will be taking place in china. the treasury secretary earlier today, steve mnuchin, saying that the u.s. agreed to china's request. >> the vice premier asked us to delay it and the president agreed to that. i would hope that china reciprocates. this was done as a goodwill gesture to the chinese. reporter: spokesperson for china's commerce ministry saying quote, we welcome the goodwill by the u.s. meantime the market earlier today took notice of a headline from bloomberg which said the president's advisors are considering an interim deal to delay tariffs however the white house has not publicly said that is the direction which this potential trade deal with china is heading. mnuchin also talked up the use of tariffs. >> there is

james blake, thank you for watching. "nightline" is next, good night. ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >>> tonight, impeachment showdown. under fire, under scrutiny, the president releasing a transcript of his phone call with the president of ukraine. the president pushing back. >> it's a joke. impeachment for that? >> plus, inside-out. from early trauma. >> you said your childhood -- >> was done. >> so hollywood stardom and heartbreak. >> i felt like i could barely ti take a breath. >> demi moore, pulling away the curtains in a life few have seen in an intimate new memoir. but first, the "nightline" five.

blake burman at the white house with latest from there. blake? reporter: president trump and those around him are continuing to question whether the whistleblower should be considered that at all. the president today, for example, taking to twitter to use the hashtag fake whistleblower. he sent out the following tweet at one point earlier today, the fake whistleblower complaint is not holding up. he ends the tweet the whistleblower knew almost nothing. his secondhand description of the call is a fraud. over the weekend the president tweeted he wants to meet the whistleblower, whoever gave them their information. after swearing in the new labor secretary, gene scalia earlier this afternoon the president suggested that there is an effort to determine who this whistleblower might be. listen. >> we're trying to find out about a whistleblower. we have a whistleblower that reports things that were incorrect. as you know, you probably now have figured it out, the statement i made to the president of ukraine, a good man a nice man, new, was perfect. it w

blake burman is at the white house with the details. blake? reporter: this comes from the health and human services department along with the food and drug administration that says they will shortly issue guidance that gets flavored e-cigarette products out of the marketplace. it is important to note here, this won't be immediate, as the official regulation needs to come about with a 30-day waiting period likely to come after that but the decision of the fda with the backing of the president trump and the first lady comes as new data shows a surge of e-cigarette use by kids. >> vaping has become a very big business as i understand it, like a giant business in a very short period of time but we can't allow people to get sick and we can't have our youth be so affected. reporter: tobacco-flavored e-cigarette products will not have to be yanked from stores and online outlets but the health and human services secretary alex azar says those products will need to receive fda approval by may of next year. he suggests that those products could potentia

let's speak tojonathan blake now. at westminster. some pretty strong words at downing street from amber rudd, who only resigned from the government a few weeks ago. yes, this is strong criticism from the former work and pensions secretary, someone former work and pensions secretary, someone who, as former work and pensions secretary, someone who, as you former work and pensions secretary, someone who, as you say, until a few weeks ago was a member boris johnson's ap! stop she gave an interview to the evening standard in which she was asked whether the prime minister and downing street's language and tactics incited violence. she replied it does. she said the sort of language i'm afraid we've seen more said the sort of language i'm afraid we've seen more and more said the sort of language i'm afraid we've seen more and more coming from number ten does incite violence. it is the sort of language that legitimises a more aggressive approach and sometimes violence. and she said that the casual approach to the safety of mps and their staff

blake for sharing his personal story with us. today presents an opportunity for us to explore bipartisan solutions to make policing a safer job by restoring the trust and good will between police and the communities they serve. we can re-exam to see reforms passed by barack obama in 21st century policing and determine what further solutions are warranted. for example, we should examine whether the incentives created by the qualified immunity remain useful in today's environment. we should consider legislative proposals to end racial profiling and restore trust between law enforcement and the community. and we should explore ways to strengthen data collection on use of force and racial profiling so that police departments can measure the practices they manage. most important, we can all agree that too many lives are put at risk and have been lost in police citizen encounters and that it is incumbent upon each of us to work together as fellow americans to solve this problem. i thank all the witnesses for appearing and look forward

jonathan blake, bbc news. let's look ahead to the next few days and weeks — and what might be in store. tomorrow, the government will make a second attempt to call a general election but that requires the support of two—thirds of mps and is expected to fail. the government is then expected to suspend parliament for five weeks. 0n the 17th of october there's the key eu summit in brussels, where the government says it hopes to agree a brexit deal and leave on the 31st of october. but if there's no agreement, then by the 19th of october the new legal deadline imposed on boris johnson because of the law pushed through by mps comes into force. it requires the prime minister to either persuade mps to agree to leave with no deal at the end of october, which is highly unlikely, or it says he must ask the eu to delay brexit — something he's insisted he will never do. today, the foreign secretary dominic raab said the government was scrutinising the new law in the hope of finding a loophole. we're always going to

let's start with blake. reporter: this nine-page whistleblower complaint alleges that some in the white house were so concerned on the july 25th call between president trump and new uranium president zelensky, that the white house officials were concerned that the white house used the call for personal gains. that the white house lawyers made sure the call records according to the complaint and transcript were placed on lockdown. the whistleblower alleges because of that concern the transcript was then put on on to a more secure server. here from the whistleblower complaint, according to white house officials i spoke with this is not the first time under this administration that a presidential transcript was placed into the code word level system solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive rather than national security sensitive information. nancy pelosi says the complaint justifies impeachment talk. >> this is a coverup. this is a coverup. so here we are with another example of violations of

blake? reporter: hi there, connell you saw the numbers edward talked about 130,000 jobs created last month, a miss on expectations the prior two months revised downward as well but the white house today is making the argument the president's top economist larry kudlow making the argument that when you look underneath the hood and the details this jobs report they say proves that the economy is still humming along. a couple different numbers that kudlow is pointing to first off, wage growth. you saw the number that edward threw up there. kudlow is talking about a different one though pointing to the last three months of wage growth and when he says you take the average of the last three months and the average of that time period from one year ago, the white house is trying to make the case that it is over 4% over the past year, but they are also pointing to the household survey, which grew according to that survey, the labor force grew by some 590,000 people over the last month. now the house

blake burman at it white house with more on that. blake? reporter: president trump on air force one heading to north carolina with special election. the state hit by hurricane dorian but the headlines out of the white house involve afghanistan. as the president says talks with taliban leaders for a potential peace deal with the taliban are quote, as he put it, dead. the president also revealed over the weekend that there was the potential for talks with taliban leaders at camp david on sunday but the president said he decided to scrap those talks after that attack in kabul on thursday in which a u.s. service member was killed. the president has received some bipartisan criticism for entertaining the idea of bringing taliban leaders to the united states and to camp david in the days leading up to 9/11, to potentially sit down and talk face-to-face. just a little while ago when leaving the white house the president was asked about that. he defended that possibility this way. listen. >> there have been plenty of so-called bad people brought up

jonathan blake, bbc news, manchester. our chief political correspondent vicki young is in manchester. thousands of people took part in a march protesting about the prime minister # brexit agenda outside of the conference. let's hearfrom lindsay smith. the first of two protest marches through manchester city centre has just finished and as you say, thousands of people have, for this march. greater manchester police say they expected 100,000 protesters and that they were well placed to manage such a scale of protest. indeed, we've seen coaches arrive from across the country today and greater manchester police are being assisted by forces from across the country. now, borisjohnson is not unfamiliar with protests at the moment that these have been timed to coincide perfectly with the conservative party conference which is happening here in the city of manchester today and certainly as the protesters passed the conference venue, they slowed down and tried to make their voices heard. now, this first march has been organised by

blake burman live from the white house with details. blake? reporter: every now and then the president takes to twitter to give a an opinion on general motors. he got to sit down face-to-face in the office office to speak with chief executive mary barra. the white house not providing a readout what the two talked about citing private conversations. there are a host of issues for the automaker. among them negotiating a new contract from the uaw and the closure of plants. they stand as an interested party to the president's trade war with china, a battle over fuel efficiency standards for vehicles. you're looking of video of barra as she left the white house this afternoon, a very, very short comment from her as she faced the cameras after meeting with the president. listen. >> what did you hear from the president today? >> we had a productive and valuable meeting. thank you. reporter: productive and casual meeting, thank you. you mentioned the president and his comments about general motors. just last week he suggested that gm should move facto

blake, we start with you. reporter: a lot of questions coming president trump's way up in new york city for the u.n. general assembly. as soon as the president walked into the united nations this morning he was pressed about the july phone call early this summer of the phone call he had with the new ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. the president acknowledging on the phone call the two talked about joe biden and corruption in ukraine. biden called that abuse of power. for many democrats it elevated impeachment talk. many of them at least want the whistle-blower complaint be produced. chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell go to the senate floor to give their versions of all of this. schumer called for congressional hearings writing to a mcconnell at one point, this is whistle-blower complaint urged urgent and credible not by democrats. it is the president's duty to take the national security matter seriously and take action now. that is the democrat side of things. president trump though is forcefully pushing

neil: blake burman at the white house, do you have more on this, blake? reporter: here is so unusual about this one, neil, i know your guest said we're numb to these things around here because this happens in this administration at fairly normal pace at this point i guess you could say, john bolton was scheduled to be inside the brady briefing room in about an hour 1/2 time along with the treasury secretary steve mnuchin. the secretary of state mike pompeo. the white house put out that updated bulletin about 30, 40 minutes ago. yet we learned from the president that last night he had asked for john bolton's resignation. that it was delivered to the president this morning. john bolton, if he has not left the while house already, is in the the process of doing so. so clearly, neil, there was some sort of, someone didn't get the message because the white house had told us about half an hour ago, 45 minutes ago, that john bolton would be inside of this building briefing the media alongside steve mnuchin and, the treasury secretary and secretary of state mike

hundreds of mourners turned out for tristan and blake's funeral last month. a double white coffin was accompanied by an honour guard of 300 motorcyclist and two lamborghinis, the brothers' best loved bikes and cars. barras and mei chen will be remanded in custody and are due to be sentenced on the 12th. are due to be sentenced on the 12th. the conker tree has been put on the official extinction list. ravaged by moths and disease, the horse chestnut is now classified as vulnerable to extinction. the tree is among a54 native european tree species, which were assessed for their risk of extinction by the international union for the conservation of nature. of those, 42% are threatened with extinction. and 58% of europe's endemic trees — those that don't exist anywhere else on earth — are threatened. emily beech, is a conservation officer at botanic gardens conservation international and one of the report authors. how worried should we be about this? soi how worried should we be about this? so i think this is the first of a report of its kind. as the first time

we'll start off with blake. reporter: melissa, as we heard 23 minutes from president trump speaking inside of the oval office, most of it on the attack in saudi arabia at oil facility where most signs are pointing to iran at this point, as that was going, as that was happening saudi arabia's ministry of foreign affairs simultaneously put out a statement as president trump was speaking which basically echoed what the president said which was at this point all signs are pointing to iran but they are not definitely ready to say yet that it is absolutely for certain iran and where it was launched. this was a statement put out by saudi arabia as president trump was speaking. quote, initial investigations have indicated that the weapons used in the attack were iranian weapons. investigations are still ongoing to determine the source of the attack. as you heard from president trump say there, he said it looks like this was an attack that was leveled by iran and at this point, while the u.s. military can take on any fig

she has been identified as 24- year-old kelly blake. the second boat in the collision left the scene but called in the accident. >> they maintain contact with our office, and they called us and said they needed to seek medical attention for boaters on that boat. >> it is unknown how many victims were on the second boat, deputies believed they received medical treatment. news of the daily crash served as a reminder to boaters to be vigilant. neck especially when we heard it was by ski beach, that location has a reputation of being a party place. the first thing that comes on a boaters mind when you hear something like this, was alcohol involved. >> we don't know right now if alcohol is a factor or speed is a factor, that is all being looked into. >> reporter: detectives say they are still conducting interviews with the survivors and occupants of the second boat. no word yet on if any criminal charges are going to come. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a man using a walker was critically injured this afternoon when he fell under the t

jonathan blake, bbc news, manchester. before we go, let's take it that lives seen in beijing. we've been watching events unfold as china celebrates the 70 and ——'s 70th anniversary of the founding of china. it's a monday morning in china. it's a monday morning in china and they've been having a bit ofa china and they've been having a bit of a military parade. we had been watching that feed but unfortunately it's gone but that feed was of china's celebration of the founding of the people's republic of china. 70 years, there is going to be a lot more, a big military parade happening on tuesday as well. apparently, china is going to hold one of the biggest ever military parades on tuesday so we will bring you all of that as it continues to happen. don't forget, our top you all of that as it continues to happen. don't forget, ourtop story this hour. we been hearing the democrats in the united states congress are saying impeachment hearings against donald trump could be held in the coming week. that is key, those events will continue to ta ke key, those events will continue to