gabriel, more out into the mid—atla ntic. if we gabriel, more out into the mid—atlantic. if we move things through to tuesday we can pick up roughly where there. the low the re m na nts of roughly where there. the low the remnants of dorian, this little load the remnants of gabriel. we get some wet around the middle of the week from what is left of dorian and a speu from what is left of dorian and a spell of rain on thursday from gabriel. but still that area of high pressure is seeking to the south—west of the uk. dry across the southern half, whether across northern areas but still in the cooler side as we head into next weekend. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines: the prime minister's brotherjo johnson resigns from the government and will stand down as an mp because he is torn between family loyalty and national interest. boris johnson acknowledged that they had disagreed over the eu. he's been a fantastic minister for science and for the universities, and i think that, yo

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system, the re m na nts of annexed tropical weather system, the remnants of what was tropical storm gabrielle. as we go through tonight, many places will be dry with clear spells, they went lighter than they have been today but it stays quite breezy. by the end of the night, drizzly and murky for coastal hills in wales and we start to see some rain into northern ireland and western scotland as the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle hadaway. we will see some outbreaks of rain during tomorrow, brisk winds once again, but between these two weather fronts here a wedge of humid, tropical air will stop you will feel the effects of that particularly across england and wales. some some time to start off across england and wales back parliaments will increase quite quickly from the west, i suspect. we will see rain moving across northern ireland and scotland, the odd heavy burst, as the rain sinks down into northern england it will fizzle, the weather front weakening. it will be another fairly windy day, to the north—west of our band of cloud and rain, it is going to be fairly cool and fresh batch

city they couldn't have made it any easier for gabriel. city were they couldn't have made it any easierfor gabriel. city were making defensive mistakes, so ms coleman, but it was dominic who made the final touch. —— seamus, but it was dominic who made the finaltouch. —— seamus, everton stood strong. jordan bedford couldn't do, although the quality of rio's strike was admirable. an raheem sterling shot just rio's strike was admirable. an raheem sterling shotjust across the line it was three, although the game had been much closer. elsewhere, there were wins for chelsea, crystal palace, spurs and wolves. aston villa and burnley drew, as did bournemouth and west ham. in scotland, celtic‘s lead at the top is down to a point after they came from behind to draw 1—1 at hibs, who saw their manager sent off in the aftermath of the equaliser when he kicked a water bottle and it hit an official. rangers closed up on celtic when they thrashed aberdeen 5—0. stjohnstone stay bottom after losing to motherwell. hamilton beat livingston, whil

the re m na nts of tropical storm merbok gabrielle. the remnants of cloud clearing in the channel islands. a lot of sunshine and the vast majority will be dry. they will be showers particularly across the north and west of scotland. it will also be quite windy. elsewhere, the winds will be relatively light. with that fresher air in place, temperatures lower than they have been, 20 degrees for plaintiffs, cardiff, 21 in london. moloch 15 17 plaintiffs, cardiff, 21 in london. moloch 1517 across parts of scotla nd moloch 1517 across parts of scotland and northern ireland. —— more like 15 or 17. down towards the south, it will be chilly with some spots in the countryside getting down to three or four degrees. not as cold further north and west because here we will see more cloud and more of a breeze. some outbreaks of rain pushing into the far north—west of scotland because an area of low pressure will throw frontal systems in our direction but for most, the area of high pressure will fend these weather fronts off and keep things dry

good morning. >> good morning to you all. >> gabrielle union was "game day's" guest picker. no surprise she was rooting for nebraska. her biggest moment of the day was focussed on a player who wasn't on the field. >> he's got to open up the door for the real star here in lincoln, nebraska. >> reporter: when nebraska native, gabrielle union, asked on twitter which nebraska husker jersey she should wear on "college game day," she got a flurry of responses. one stood out. >> she asked what jersey she should wear. i showed it to kim. i said why not dad's? i hope she does because that would be so cool. >> reporter: christian gaylord, an offensive lineman for the university of nebraska, lincoln responded, explaining that his father was killed in a car accident last week, then offering union the jersey his father wore to the games. union accepted tweeting back i would be honored. on "game day" she stepped out in number 65 excited to rep husker nation and christian's dad. >> gabrielle, there's a story behind the jersey that you're wearing today. >> yes. christian gaylord, his father

the remnants of dorian, and the remnants of gabrielle. windy weather across the week, and we could see a spell of rain on thursday from gabrielle. so that area of high—pressure far away, still sitting to the south west of the uk, and drier on the southern half, wet or in northern areas but still cooler as we head into next weekend. a major blow for the prime minister — his own brother quits the government and politics, as the brexit crisis intensifies. jojohnson resigns as a minister and says he won't stand as an mp at the next election — because he has been torn between family loyalty and the national interest. he's been a fantastic minister for science, for the universities, and i think that, you know, we certainly haven't seen eye to eye for a long time about the uk and the european union. you should be in brussels negotiating! on a visit to west yorkshire today, the prime minister repeated his call for an election, and said he'd rather be dead in a ditch than ask for another extension to brexit.

behind me, the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle. and that is tomorrow's weather maker. but for the rest of this afternoon, for most of us, it is a mixture of sunny spells and showers. the showers are most widespread across the western side of scotland. brisk winds. those are the gusts you can expect for the rest of today. still the remnants of a weather front bringing cloud and patchy rain into the five south of england right through the afternoon. temperature wise, we are looking at highs of 15 to 21 celsius. through this evening and tonight, most areas will be dry and showers in the north tend to fade away. we will see some clear spells here and they are. it is going to turn quite cloudy, murky in parts of wales and the south—west of england. and remember that next weather maker i showed you, that is going to introduce cloud and rain into northern ireland and western scotland. here we have the remnants of what was tropical storm gabrielle, bringing outbreaks of rain, in association with these weather fronts. tucked in between the front, remember this area has come f

gabriel 347 yards and four scores stanford lose 45-27. cal looking to bust in the top 25 rankings and improve another week. first quarter scoreless. brown jr. two yards and in. later in the first, cal up 13-0 over north texas. garrbers finding ramijio and then a little spin, half circle, into the end zone, 20-0. cal slowed down but the defense comes in. weaver leeking miile. fine throwstht pick, cal holds 23-17. 3-0 this year. >> i really love the way the guys compete and our effort is good. our standard, you know, how we play in terms of our grit and toughness is there. now all we got to do is raise the standard of execution. >> started out strong, executed well. give it to north texas, they're a hard team and great coaches and we hit a lull but we have to come out and execute more. >> we were going to lead into the a's game discussion the wildcard race but mike fire's face changed all that. saturday in arlington, look at him. call that a half beard style? thought it was unique and tried to change his luck. but didn't work. in the second

gabriel just kept oncoming. another deep ball for gabriel davis. ucf scored 28 points in the 1st inning. the knights held stanford down and won it 45-27. the cardinal's record has fallen to 1-2. >>> what's up with the cal bears? three weeks in, perfect record. there he is feeling it in berkeley. they hosted north texas mean green. in white. picking up late in the first quarter. cal up 13-0. and chase garbers. and like that, it's 20-0. but north texas would battle back. less than a couple of minutes to play. down six. fourth and 15. and, the bears defense, boy, they stood stiff again. cal won it 23-17. get this. they are 3-0 for the season. >>> oh my gosh, the weapons for nick saban and his number 2, alabama crimson tide at south carolina. tua flipped to harris. stiff armed one guy. hurdled another man. the pride of antioch high school scored a 24-yard touchdown. his second of the day. and the crimson tide rolled 47- 23. >>> hey, get the cow bells ready at mississippi state. i wonder if this play is better than harris'. quarterback garrett into the

richard peter gabriel. richard s. gabriel. james andrew gadiel. pamela lee gaff. erwin then send galliard. the animal and galante and her unborn child. grace catherine galante. anthony edward gallagher. daniel james gallagher. john patrick gallagher. lourdes galetti. then send gallucci. thomas galvin. giovanna galletta gambale. firefighter thomas gambino. e john gamboa. peter james, junior. michael ganci. charles. andrew sunny garcia. caesar garcia. david garcia. esjorge luis monro. juan garcia. carmen garcia. anchristopher samuel gardiner. douglas benjamin gardiner. harvey joseph gardner 3 and my brother, christopher. our families always think about you. we will call you. you are deeply missed. not a day goes by that you are not mentioned by someone. we love you deeply and we will always cherish yourne memory. your life has been taken but what you left here is just as powerful and we are so grateful and thankful to have you as a brother and a family member in our lives. this country in 18 years you would think would make changes to bring us more peace. i hope v t

coming up this morning, gabriel ruben discusses the latest in congress and campaign 2020. and naacp president and ceo derek johnson will be on to discuss voting discrimination. and then former white house adviser and now talk show host sebastian work up on president trump's reelection strategy. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 this morning. join the discussion. >> today, on american history tv at 5:00, a discussion about shakespeare's influence. clackum on american artifacts, the norman rockwell museum traveling exhibit on fdr. explore our nation's past on american history tv every weekend on c-span3. , joe barton -- jill biden, brother -- wife of former vice president joe biden takes part in the biden presidential campaign in dover, new hampshire. this is 35 minutes. [applause] >> a few overcoming. i and the organizer. we are so excited to have jill biden here to join us today for our brand-new. let's hear it. [applause] >> awesome. once again, thank you all for coming. i want to get a special thank you to all of our elected officials. our city

will release the name of one saudi official it says is the most wanted gabriel elizondo reports from washington. just a day after the 18th anniversary of the $911.00 attacks. new information on the possible involvement of the saudi government the u.s. department of justice release the name of a saudi government official allegedly involved with the system the 1st group of 6 hijackers came to the u.s. to plan the attack that killed more than 2900 people the name of the official investigated by the f.b.i. has been kept under seal for several years when lawyers representing the victims' families biled lawsuits to hold saudi arabian officials they say were involved accountable lawyers representing saudi arabia have for years tried to block the name from being released it raises a whole host of questions about the nature of the saudi support for example who gave instructions to the saudi official in riyadh to give this kind of support to the hijackers the saudi hijackers who are here in california it opens a whole host of questions about the nature of official saudi involvement in the 911

gabriel 347 yards and four scores stanford lose 45-27. cal looking to bust in the top 25 rankings and improve another week. first quarter scoreless. brown jr. two yards and in. later in the first, cal up 13-0 over north texas. garrbers finding ramijio and then a little spin, half circle, into the end zone, 20-0. cal slowed down but the defense comes in. weaver like a heat-seeking missile. fine throws it up, hit, burke wth the pick, cal holds on 23-17. 3-0 this year. >> i really love the way the guys compete and our effort is good. our standard, you know, how we play in terms of our grit and toughness is there. now all we got to do is raise the standard of execution. >> started out strong, executed well. give it to north texas, they're a hard team and great coaches and we hit a lull but we have to come out and execute more. >> we were going to lead into the a's game discussing the wildcard race but mike fire's face changed all that. saturday in arlington, look at him. call that a half beard style? thought it was unique and tried to change

gabriel to come down and say this is a problem? the largest storm in the atlantic and the second is dealing with firearms. it is irrational what they are doing. every day you see a mass shooting. are talking about loosening access to guns to take into places of warship, it is absolutely irrational. it is all about special interests and has to stop. the idea that we don't have elimination of assault type it iss, magnesium -- absolutely mindless. it is a violation of the second amendment, just a bow to the special interest of the gun manufacturers. progress,ility to get how do you get mitch mcconnell to work with this? >> on this one, he's not going to agree, so we just have to beat them. the polling data has never been more stark. on the national news say close to 90% of the american people [inaudible] i'm going to say it again. way as not in any violation of the second amendment. if you are able to do that, why can't you buy and after 16 or a bazooka?- f-16 or you can't. there's no need. >> is there any compromise to be made? >> no

quarterback dylan gabriel. that opened the scoring. then it was stanford's turn. back, fired, aaron robinson, pick six? no. but it did set up another score. next drive. gabriel. 347 yards. and four touchdowns. another deep ball. as they won a final of 45-27. the cardinals fell to 1-2. give me the bear. the mean green and white picking up late first quarter, cal up, chase drops back. puts it for nico. nice little move there and just like that, it was 20-0. but north texas would battle back. less than two minutes left. they are down six. fourth and 15. for the bears defense. no. no. no. cal won it. they improve to 3-0. >>> and oh my gosh. the weapons for nick saban and number two alabama. at south carolina. second quarter. a flip at harris from antioch. yeah, antioch high school. 24-yard touchdown. his second of the game. and the crimson dice rolls. won it by a final of 47-23. >>> sunday will be it for the pros. the raiders right here on channel 5. they get the chiefs. raiders home dogs in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkins

will release the name of one saudi official it says is the most wanted gabriel elizondo reports from washington. just a day after the 18th anniversary of the 911 attacks new information on the possible involvement of the saudi government the u.s. department of. justice release the name of a saudi government official allegedly involved with the system the 1st group of 6 hijackers came to the u.s. to plan the attack that killed more than $2900.00 people the name of the official investigated by the f.b.i. has been kept under seal for several years when lawyers representing the victims' families biled lawsuits to hold saudi arabian officials they say were involved accountable lawyers representing saudi arabia have for years tried to block the name from being released it raises a whole host of questions about the nature of the saudi support for example who gave instructions to the saudi official in riyadh to give this kind of support to the hijackers the saudi hijackers who are here in california it opens a whole host of questions about the nature of official saudi involvement in the 911

gabriel, the quarterback, a true freshman. austin jones, 35 yards, weaving in and out of traffic. and stanford's got something to root for. it's 21-7. ucf scored a touchdown on their first four drives the game. gabriel has four scores and stanford falls to 1-2, they lose. >>> cal looking to bust into the top 25 rankings and trying to improve on another week. christopher brown jr., two yards and in. 13-0 over north texas. ramijio, a little spin, half circle, he's in the end zone. cal is often slowed down. the defense comes in. weaver like a heat seeking missile. madison fine throws it up and cal holds on, 23-17, now 3-0 this year. >> i really love the way the guys compete. our standard to, you know, how we play in terms of our grit and toughness is there, now we've got to raise the standard of execution. >> i thought we started out really strong, executed really well, gives north texas, they're a hard, gritty team, we had a lull after that but we have to come out and execute more. >> we're going to lead into the a's game discussing the wild crd game by mike fiers' face changed all

pep guardiola made three changes and substitute gabriel jesus to bring a point within reach. but norwich held on to give their fans a day they will talk about for years to come. and others hope that city are not invincible. i mentioned liverpool won earlier. they stay top after they beat newcastle 3—1. brighton and burnley drew i—i. manchester united beat leicester i—o. southampton won at sheffield united, spurs scored four on the way to beating crystal palace and chelsea thrashed wolves 5—2. scottish premiership leaders celtic narrowly won at hamilton academical to maintain their 100% start to the league season. celtic dominated the first half afterjames forrest converted mohamed elyounoussi's cross within the first five minutes. that was a fifth straight league victory for neil lennon's side. celtic are three points clear of rangers who beat livingston 3—1 this afternoon. there were also wins for motherwell, kilmarnock and ross county, while aberdeen and stjohnstone drew i—i. to cricket, and england are in a commanding position after day three of the fifth and f

this is ex—tropical storm gabrielle. again basically quite a deep area of low pressure. it will bring some windy weather perhaps to the south and west in western exposures for a time. the biggest difference, though, is the tropical area it pulls up to the south of it on thursday. so wet for northrthern ireland, wet for scotland, windy potentially, especially for the likes of wales and south—west england. but look how the temperatures get bolstered as we pull in the warm, humid air from the south. that then sets us up for the remainder of the week and to take us into the weekend, with high pressure building from the south—west. we feed the warmer air north across the uk, settling the weather down nicely. friday into the weekend, dry weather around, some pleasant spells of sunshine, and a return as well of some warmer weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the ayes to the right, 293, the noes to the left, 46. britain's parliament defies borisjohnson, again blocking his call for a snap general election. it's the sixth defeat for the prime minist

at least 6 as strikes targeting his the military positions north of the rebel stronghold sada well gabriel is on though is in washington and joins us live now and quite a few areas reaction from the white house to and the state department for that matter as well. yeah the big statement was from the state department 1st the white house we haven't heard directly from president donald trump on saturday but a spokesperson for the white house and trump put out a statement confirming of course that he did speak to the crown prince of saudi arabia in solomon in saying that the u.s. supports saudi arabia's self-defense and right to self-defense and that the u.s. is monitoring the situation closely and committed to ensuring global oil markets are stable and well supplied but then late on saturday afternoon we had a statement put out on twitter by secretary of state mike pompei o and his statement blamed directly iran for the attack saying that it was an unprecedented attack on the world's energy supply and there is no evidence the attack came from yemen according to the secretary of state mike pomp

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it contains the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle. ahead of the weather front feeling humid, behind it something fresher. this afternoon, cloud with patchy outbreaks of rain in northern england pushing into wales and the midlands. ahead of it largely dry with sunny spells, turning cloudy through the afternoon. it looks dry for the cricket. behind it feeling fresher, one or two showers, a blustery day with temperatures at a maximum of 211 in the south—east. this evening and overnight, that cloud and rain pushes south and east. clearer skies feeding in behind, one or two isolated showers in the north—west of scotland. temperatures in the north falling into single figures, staying fairly mild in the south and east where we could see the cloud lingering. as we move into tomorrow, high pressure is dominating the weather front ahead of it, clearing and there could be some early cloud across the south coast. once that clears a good deal of dry and fine weather with a risk of a few showers in the north and west. one or two feeding into no

the remnants of ex—tropical storm gabrielle brought rainfor ex—tropical storm gabrielle brought rain for some on thursday and also a rather humid feel. but looking ahead to friday, it's going to be dry almost and it will feel much fresher. the remnants of an old weather front bringing cloud and some patchy rain into the far south of england and the channel islands in the morning but clearing. lots of sunshine in the day, some showers in the north and west of scotland, where it will also be quite windy. top temperatures down on where they have been, 16—21. into saturday and the further south you are, dry, sunny and pretty warm but cloud and outbreaks in the north—west of scotla nd outbreaks in the north—west of scotland with some cloud in the northern ireland area as well. cooler in the north and in the south—east, up to around 23. on sunday this frontal system makes erratic progress south with some patchy rain. to the south of it, we could get to 25 but cooler and fresher across the north and quite windy in the north of scotland. this is bbc news. welcome if you are watching

his he gabriel to come down and say that this is a real problem? it's gigantic what's happening here. largest storm of the atlantic? anyway, dealing with firearms, with all due respect to the governor of texas, what they are doing is irrational. on the very day that you cms shooting, the number is up to what, five killed? and we are talking about loosening access to have guns, taking them into places of worship, storing them in schools? it's absolutely irrational. totally irrational. it's all about special interests and it has to stop. it has to stop. the idea that we don't have illumination of a salt weapons, magazines second hold multiple bullets in them is absolutely brainless. it's no violation of the second amendment. it is just a bow out to the special interest of gun manufacturers in the nra. it's got to stop. you talked about working with mitch mcconnell. how do you get him to take action where it's clear? >> remember, i said that we will work together where he can agree agree,this one he won't he's where the president is, so we have to fla

this is now a tropical storm, tropical storm gabrielle. it will move westwards away from the african coast into the mid—atlantic. here it is spinning around, gaining energy. ultimately it will get drawn up towards the uk, an area of tropical, moist air. that will probably bring outbreaks of rain, but the type of weather we get from that is will open to some uncertainty. dorian unlikely to affect the uk, but the remnants of gabrielle could. how that gets picked up will determine exactly how wet and windy the weather gets next week. the models are likely to flip around. some could be very windy, others not very windy. we will see what happens over the next few days. hello, this is bbc news. we will be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first the headlines: borisjohnson has faced a double defeat in the commons after mps turned down his motion for a general election. the ayes to the right — 329. the noes to the left — 299. earlier, mps backed a bill aimed at blocking a no—deal brexit if the prime minister hadn't ag

this whole pack of energy here was the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle, it sat around in the mid—atla ntic, storm gabrielle, it sat around in the mid—atlantic, didn't make any headlines a la dorian, thankfully. it will spread moist tropical air through northern ireland, but at least with all of that mild air coming from the mid—atlantic, the top temperature on the day with a bit of sunshine across the south—eastern east anglia 22 or 23 degrees. and once that is away, high pressure builds on friday and for many of us for the weekend as well. settling is very nice stop —— settling things very nicely. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. british airways grounded. the first—ever strike by the airline's pilots cripples flights, causing travel disruption for tens of thousands of passengers. the electric threat. why brazil is now at a cross roads after going all in on ethanol—fueled cars. and a brand new trading week is under way in asia — this is how the markets are looking despite disappointing trade numbers from china — we'll be live to singapore for the lat

and gabriel pierce and says 0, what happened to me something like that, i had an experience of loving presence and i said, well -- she said of course i cannot say that, and i said why not. and she said that is the last to be. and i said really, i'm going to write about that. and you have some kind of experience that you don't explain people have experiences, and you know what i'm talking about, my son on his first birthday was having open heart surgery and as presbyterian and the staff and hospital did not want. separate this was 25 years ago, so had to sleep on the concrete floor where you cannot sleep at all. and i was there by myself at three in the morning and i had a sense that there were other people and i do sense that there was a circle of women. they were there in the room with me, it seemed that they were physically there, soy somehow added my father and my mother who were in california at the time and i felt very peaceful after that. so the next morning we took the food and they willed him up to surgery, i wrote a note to my friend and i said you know i had this experience

gabriel to come down and say hey, this is a real problem? the largest storm in the atlantic -- anyway. the second one is on the dealing with firearms. it is an app -- it is a rational what they are doing -- it is irrational whether doing. i think itxt day, was up to five killed. we are talking about loosening access to have guns be able to take them into places of worship. i mean, it is absolutely irrational. totally irrational. it is all about special interest. and it has to stop. it has to stop. the idea that we do not have elimination of assaults type weapons, magazines that can have multiple bullets in them is absolutely mindless. the secondolation of amendment. it is just a vow to the special interest of the gun manufacturers and the nra. it has to stop. reporter: your ability to get a progress on this, and also to work with mitch mcconnell. how do you get mitch mcconnell to take action? mr. biden: i worked with mitch mcconnell where we can agree. on this one, he will not agree because he is where the president is. we have to beat them.

gabriel what more can you tell us about this. well this is the justice department that is apparently coming out and they are saying that they will release the name of this still unnamed saudi official that u.s. intelligence and u.s. investigators believe was involved in helping the 1st 6 groups of hijackers that came to the united states that were involved in the 911 attacks came the united states in this apparently this saudi official assisted them in their planning in getting ready for this attack in the name of this official has been kept under lock and seal essentially for many many years now but the but the justice department faced a court order where they had to make a decision on this day on thursday on if they would release the name of this saudi official to the lawyers for the saudi government and for the victims of the $911.00 attacks and they said that they will this is highly significant because this has been caught up in court now for since 2003 this is lawyers representing the more than 2900 people that were killed

the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle. it stays quite breezy. by the end of the night quite drizzly and murky for the hail is and north—west and we start to see some rain into north west and scotland. we will see some outbreaks of rain during tomorrow, brisk winds once again, but between these two elephants, a wedge of humid tropical air -- air elephants, a wedge of humid tropical air —— air france. there we will see rain moving across northern ireland and scotland with the odd heavy bust here and there. the weather front weakening all the while. a fairly windy day, to the north—west of our band of cloud and rain, 12 be fairly cool and fresh but remember to the south—west that wedge of humid air so the parts of the south—west could get up to 24 degrees. a fresh feel to the weather on friday, light winds and a lot of sunshine. temperatures on the about 20 in cardiff, plymouth and london, some showery rain across the western side of scotland courtesy of a frontal system. as we go into the weekend, we will see what weather fronts approa

an area of low pressure containing the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle, this quote from continuing to bring patchy outbreaks of rain, as we move through tonight. and also, introduce some fresher air. here is how it looks as we move over into friday. gradually working its way south, if you are bricks of light rain, and drizzle with that clear skies feeding and behind, the risk of a few showers for northwest scotland, and the northern half of the uk, temperatures in the single figures, staying in the double figures across the south. moving into friday then, high—pressure is going to dominate. we have this feature in the northwest, which could bring the summit showers to northwest scotland. it will be breezy or here as well. come away from the north and west of scotland, and we are looking at a great deal of dry and fine weather. some quick connect early cloud for southern counties of england, that will clear to leave plenty of sunshine. later wins, and not feeling it too bad in that sunshine, although it will feel less humid, we are looking at highs around 21 celsius in the southea

we saw outbreaks of rain and brisk winds and during thursday, it was ex—tropical storm gabriel that moved through. not much left of it. just a stripe of cloud moving southwards on a frontal system and as that cold front moves away from the south on friday, and high pressure builds in behind, we will be left with a lot of fine weather, good spells of sunshine, but a significantly fresher feel. humid air that has been associated with that ex—tropical storm being pushed out into the near continent. we start off with quite a lot of cloud in the southern counties of england and the channel islands and a bit of rain but that will clear quite quickly and then a lot of sunshine and dry for the majority. it will be windy in scotland but further south, the winds light. however, in the fresher air, temperatures will be a little bit lower. top temperatures of 20—21 degrees for plymouth, for cardiff, for london. more like 17 for aberdeen. through friday night, temperatures will dip away. particularly down towards the south, where winds will remain light. further north, more in the way of a breeze

too much of tomorrow, then the next area of low pressure will play shane, the remnants of tropical to gabrielle. we will see further wet weather from that, during an milderair. further wet weather from that, during an milder air. as we move into thursday, outbreaks of rain across parts of scotland and northern ireland, into north—west england and parts of wales. the best of the drier and brighter weather will be further south and east, where it will feel humid, temperatures picking up a touch, a maximum of around 2a celsius. into the beginning of the weekend, we will see high—pressure taking charge. we will see a good deal of dry and fine weather to come, temperatures picking up a touch, so by sunday we are looking at temperatures in the mid 20s in the south—east. thank you, lucy. a reminder of our top story: parliament is suspended for five weeks in the early hours of this morning amid chaotic scenes in the commons. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, it's 1.33pm and here's your late

and other administration officials would be traveling to riyadh soon to coordinate a response gabriels on al-jazeera washington a dosage of body has the view now from tehran. the latest reaction to this events that have unfolded is that the iranian foreign ministry spokesperson outpost mousavi has reiterated the country's position and that is that these accusations are baseless and it's not the 1st time that iran has received such accusations from the u.s. government the foreign ministry spokesperson up us mousavi said that the yemeni people have the right to defend themselves and the iranians are not supplying weapons to the who see fighters there but that it is saudi arabia who is the aggressor and iran will continue to push for some kind of a peaceful resolution in yemen they've offered in the past to negotiate dialogue between all the parties involved they've stressed that the situation is yemen is critical to the stability of this region but when it comes to the blame that they are being accused of launching these attacks the iranians say that they have had nothing to do with it a

brazil's gabriel medina won the men's event. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport.but from me chetan pathak and the rest hello. it was a weekend of two halves. we had plenty of sunshine for most places on saturday. followed by more showers on sunday. but on both days, it was warm, with temperatures above 27 celsius. this was the scene as the sun went down sunday night in cornwall, some clear skies but some shower cloud still around too and really, through the week ahead, we are looking at a pretty unsettled autumnal feel to the weather, wet and windy at times and it will feel quite a bit cooler than it has done. monday is, of course, the autumn equinox and right on cue, we are welcoming this area of low pressure from the atlantic. some of this rain is much—needed rainfall, articularly across parts of south—east england where we have had less than 20% of the expected rainfall so far for september. during monday morning, most places starting dry. bit cloudy and damp for the north—wes

los mejores artistas, las ventas de sus discos eran insuperables y grabó canciones escritas por juan gabriel y camilo sesto, en los años 80 el afamado cantante lenó los más importantes escenarios de méxico y estados unidos, incluso realizó giras en israel ♪. >>> a los 25 años de carrera tuvo2 matrimonios y 3 hijos, el alcoholismo lo afectaba que tuvo que internarse. >>> de alguna manera. >>> ya recuperado el príncipe retomó su carrera, volvió a contraer matrimonio y le cantó al amor ♪. ♪. >>> a lo largo de 50 años de trayectoria se estima que josé josé vendió más de 100 millones de discos y alcanzó los más grandes premios, pero sin duda el reconocimiento más grve la adoración de seguidores que suenan los temas del príncipe de la canción, que ahora desde el pérez, telemundo ♪. >>> ya lo vimos los mexicanos reaccionaron con gran tristeza a la muerte del príncipe de la canción y grandes números se han unido para recordarlo y también rendirle tributo, en la ciudad de méxico cientos se han dado cita dnde nació el cantante y muchos se van a congregar para llevar

gabriel challenging another deep of all wide open. scoring 28 points in the first quarter held him down first- quarter 25-27. a record now of one and two. what is up with the calaveras? have we seen enough? the north texas mean green has. pick this one up late first- quarter. look at the nice move on the defender. that is 20-0 bears. they would battle back with less than two minutes left. have to make it happen. won it by 27. there is now 3-0. alabama at south carolina and on the attack. pride of antioch high school. through one and another one. 23 yard touchdown the second one is day and tied. they won it final of 47 to 23. someone go out and get the cowbells ready at mississippi state. harris against kansas state. running for 1st down and that happened. up, over, propelled and down finished a yard short of the first down and paid the price. k state also won the game final of 31 to 24. now to the nfl and the raiders. a home underdog to the kansas city chiefs. for nostalgia sake last trip ever for kansas city to oakland and the last c

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with awake ongoingerarng p.w kvh gabriel brown broke intheo t ts stinveatorig exterior door at the scho. and was then heading towds thets lounge. deputies arrested him without incident. >>> it's been more than a decadealince gener motors workers hit theict li. the company and union failed to agree on a new contract. nearly 50,000 a workers calling for better wages and leey wt to sharefordafab t security a senioritytempary >>> i can't believe we're talking about 91 degrees here i. >> that's what my ione says. cool down .end aor den mni ty a little bit. 68 degreesgh he cnimo c will trenunnd ani . weic b uas werally 80's to right around 90 everybody. so you'll look at tomorrow's uple of showers out there part, b i thi i sunshine, 75, m late in the day, temperature to about 80it. possible tomorrow 80 for a high, north eterly winds wil help to keepnd temperatures cooler a there's those morning powerng re ursddadn, frid ay. and for that matter, saturdayn loed.rdlaytu sa to 87 degrees. los 90's rig for thehtow n as we get just were to lowook a and saye gh t could be 90 plus, that's for rst day

this whole academic energy here was the remnants of the tropical storm gabrielle. it sat around in the minute they do, didn't make headlines, thankfully. but it will spread more warm and moist tropical air back towards western scotland, the north—west of england, through northern ireland. but at least with all of that coming from the minute they do, top temperature of the day with some sunshine across the south—east, 22 or 23 degrees. 0nce the south—east, 22 or 23 degrees. once it is a high pressure builds on friday and for many of us for the weekend, too, settling things very nicely. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: the taliban says the us has the most to lose after president trump pulled out of peace talks to end the afghan war. the head of a us aid agency says hurricane dorian has left parts of the bahamas looking like they were hit by a nuclear bomb. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: another crunch week for borisjohnson and brexit. he says he is sticking to his plan, despite a new law against no—deal and a high—profile resi

we saw outbreaks of rain and brisk winds and during thursday, it was ex—tropical storm gabriel. not much left of it. just a stripe of cloud and as a cold front moves away from the south on friday, high pressure builds in behind. we will be left with a lot of fine weather, good spells of sunshine but a significantly fresher feel. humid air that has been associated with that ex—tropical storm being pushed up to the continent. we start off with cloud in the channel islands and a bit of rain but that will clear quite quickly and then a lot of sunshine and dry for the majority. it will be windy in scotland but further south, the winds light. however, in the fresher air, temperatures a bit lower. top temperatures of 20—21 degrees for plymouth, cardiff, london, more like 17 in aberdeen. through friday night, temperatures will dip away. particularly down towards the south—west where winds will remain light. further north, more in the way of a breeze in northern ireland and scotland and some rain pushing back into the far north—west. the overnight lows seeing one or two spots dow

this is ex—tropical storm gabrielle. again basically quite a deep area of low pressure bringing some windy weather perhaps to the south and west in western exposures for a time. the biggest difference, though, is the tropical area it pulls up to the south of it on thursday. wet for northrthern ireland and scotland, windy, potentially especially for the likes of wales and south—west england but look how the temperatures get bolstered as we pull in the warm, humid air from the south. that then sets us up for the remainder of the week and to take us into the weekend, with high pressure building from the south—west. we feed the warmer air north across the uk, settling the weather down nicely. friday into the weekend, dry weather around, some pleasant spells of sunshine and a return as well of some warmer weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the ayes to the right, 293, the noes to the left, 146. britain's parliament defies boris johnson — again blocking his call for a snap general election. it

this is ex—tropical storm gabrielle. again, basicallyjust quite a deep area of low pressure. it will bring some windy weather perhaps to the south—west in western exposures for a time. the biggest difference, though, is the tropical area it pulls up to the south of it on thursday. so wet for northrthern ireland, wet for scotland, windy potentially, especially for the likes of wales and the south—west of england. but look how the temperatures get bolstered as we pull in the warm, humid air from the south. that then sets us up for the remainder of the week and to take us into the weekend, with high pressure building from the south—west. we feed that warmer air north across the uk. we should settle the weather down quite nicely, as well. friday and on into the weekend, there should be a lot of dry weather around, some pleasant spells of sunshine, and a return as well of some warmer weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast with louise minchin and dan walker. our headlines today: chaotic scenes in the commons as mps clash over the decision to suspend parliament for the ne

. >>> esto grabado por cÁmaras del lugar y gabriel huerta, tiene los detalles. >>> sacÓ la navaja, me dijo, nada va a pasar, no mÁs dame el dinero. >>> en forma temeraria, concepciÓn relata como enfrentÓ al asaltante. >>> peguÉ en su Área, y despuÉs yo me parÉ y no se quÉ tanto decÍamos yo tratÉ de quitarle el cuchillo. esto ocurriÓ el sÁbado pasado a las 3 de la tarde en este establecimiento de seguros en pomona, cuando el sospechoso, un latino de 50 aÑos, entrÓ decidido a robar. >>> tuve suerte que nada pasara, mucha suerte que en no me lastimÓ. >>> concepciÓn dice que se nego a entregar el dinero por lo que tras golpearlo iniciaron un forcejeo, ella tratando de a wreb tash el arma y el sospechoso laja laba del cabel o cabello. >>> me hice para atrÁs, me caÍ y en el piso me sten agarrÓ lo que pudo. >>> admirado de la forma que se defendiÓ, la verdad pues, lo bueno que no le pasÓ nada. >>> esto se prolongÓ por un minuto hasta que el asaltante huyÓ w. vecinos dieron aviso a la policÍa que desatÓ una busqueda pero sin resultado positivo. >>> no puedo decir que

this is also an ex—tropical weather system, the remnants of what was tropical storm gabrielle, bringing outbreaks of rain across northern ireland and scotland. that rain then sinking southwards into northern england, parts of wales through the day, although that rain will tend to fizzle. to the southeast of that, some pretty warm and humid air. to the northwest, things turn cooler and fresher. it will be windy for all of us, but you can see the range in the temperatures. 15 degrees for aberdeen, 18 for belfast, and may be up to 2a across parts of the southeast. as we look further ahead, a fresher day for all of us on friday, the weekend, mainly dry for most, but some rain at times in the north of the uk. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. in the past hour, the government has published documents relating to operation yellowhammer, the contingency planning in case of a no—deal brexit. parliament had demanded the documents' release last week. anti—brexit mps demand that parliament be recalled, after scotland's seniorjudges rule the prime minister's decision to suspend it for five w

$500000000000.00 a year out of our country we can't do that now let's take a deeper dive into this with gabriele felt he's president of the keel institute for the world economy here in germany thanks for joining us my 1st question consumer spending as we've seen we've last week there were some very very strong numbers about consumer spending in the u.s. do we really believe then that these new tariffs which are focused so much on consumer goods will change american behavior well we should not forget that the chinese currency has depreciated some 14 percent since april last year and so imports from china of toys food. textiles and so on have actually become cheaper and now we have those tears that make them more expensive so and that the effects are likely to be very very small and that i think explains the positive consumer sentiment in the united states to some extent now looking beyond the u.s. and china how tariffs like these affect other economies like the e.u. mexico canada maybe. so there is certainly a fear factor you know we see that when donald trump talks about tariffs he's able to act

this contains the remnants of x tropical storm gabrielle which will bring a speu storm gabrielle which will bring a spell of wet and windy weather for some us spell of wet and windy weather for some us but some humid air. notice the colours on the map. temperatures to assist south—eastern quarter of the uk is well start to rise. it will feel humid with outbreaks of rainfor will feel humid with outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, western scotla nd rain for northern ireland, western scotland and north wales too. elsewhere dry weather. quite a lot of cloud around, temperatures we could see highs around 24, possibly 25 in the far south and east. as we head towards the weekend high pressure starts to build in. it will not be dry for all of us all the time but there will be fine weather on the cards with the weekend and the temperatures are on the rise. hello, you're watching afternoon live. today at 3pm: the cabinet meets to discuss its options after the commons was suspended in the early hours amid chaotic scenes. it comes asjeremy corbyn says labour will offer voters another referen

it will bring some damp weather for a gabrielle. it will bring some damp weatherfor a time gabrielle. it will bring some damp weather for a time but also introduce mild air so i warm and humid feel to the weather on thursday, especially across england and wales. rain for northern ireland into scotland which will slowly drift further south—eastwards through the day but towards the southeast we could see temperatures of 23, typically 15 to 17 further north. bye—bye. today at five, we‘re live at westminster, where the commons speakerjohn bercow, has announced he is to stand down within weeks. he received a standing ovation from many in the commons, particularly the opposition, as he described how much it meant to serve the house. the greatest privilege and honour of my professional life, for which i will be eternally grateful. later tonight, mps will vote again on the prime minister‘s call for an election, but he‘s unlikely to get his way. earlier, borisjohnson met the irish premier, where he said he‘d prefer to reach a bre