jack, jack, it's just in your head. jack, relax. just relax. female: meredith's going to put some more numbing to make sure that it's all numb, okay? announcer: the implant stops female puberty and will keep jack from growing breasts. male: there you go. announcer: it was last year when sophia cut off all her hair and decided she was really a he. bigad: what would you say to people who think kids are just too young to make this kind of decision? jack: sure, i'm a kid, but doesn't take a genius to realize that i'm not a girl. announcer: an estimated 1.4 million adults in the us identify as trans, 150,000 teens, but figures for younger children are largely unknown. here in the bay area, there are at least six clinics for trans kids that currently treat more than 550 children. some kids started therapy at three years old to transition socially, which means changing their names and wardrobes to match the gender they choose. as young as three? steve: as young as three. announcer: pediatrician steve rosenthal has treated hundreds of trans

there was the incident and jack grealish was on the ground. quickly, he was surrounded by the stewards. a number of birmingham city fans would have enjoyed the incident initially because jack grealish has been something of a poster boy for their local rivals, an outstanding talent in the aston villa squad. but the dawning realisation of how serious an incident like that is on how badly it reflects on birmingham city was apparent to everybody. we have heard from jack grealish himself but are birmingham city aware of the consequences for them with this happening on their ground? they are aware, it has been on social media. birmingham city have a very proud and committed fan base but we know passions can be stirred. the stewarding of the game would have been intense, there were extra stewards on show but he got through a soft spot. it is difficult to stop in football grounds these days, and on this occasion it was a lapse in security. birmingham city are facing a hearing to do with their financial situation and now they will be concerned that the

and one of them is british — jack shepherd. after months on the run, the convicted killer is behind bars in georgia, pending extradition proceedings. we're the first foreign tv crew to be allowed inside this jail. what we're not allowed is any contact with shepherd. and this is jack shepherd's prison cell — room 101. he shares it with two other inmates. shepherd sleeps on this bed here. the prison authorities tell me that, for security reasons, shepherd is under 2a—hour surveillance. jack shepherd surrendered to georgian police after ten months in hiding. he'd fled britain to escape his trial for manslaughter. in his absence, he was sentenced to six years in prison for the death of charlotte brown. she'd been on a date with shepherd when his speedboat crashed on the river thames. today, georgian prosecutors confirmed to me they've now received the official request from britain for shepherd to be sent home. so how confident are you that jack shepherd will be extradited? i'm very confident that mr shepherd will be extradited

and one of them is british. jack shepherd. after months on the run, the convicted killer is behind bars in georgia, pending extradition proceedings. we're the first foreign tv crew to be allowed inside this jail. what we're not allowed is any contact with shepherd. and this is jack shepherd's prison cell, room 101. he shares it with two other inmates. shepherd sleeps on this bed here. the prison authorities tell me that for security reasons, shepherd is under 24—hour surveillance. jack shepherd and surrendered to georgian police after ten months in hiding. he'd fled britain to escape his trial for manslaughter. in his absence, he was sentenced to six years in prison for the death of charlotte brown. she'd been on a date with shepherd when his speedboat crashed on the river thames. today, georgian prosecutors confirmed to me they've now received the official request from britain for shepherd to be sent home. so, how confident are you that jack shepherd will be extradited? i'm very confident that mr shepherd will be extradited

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amanda jacks from football supporters' federation. what's driving it is that football ultimately reflect society and within society unfortunately we have idiots, people are inclined to break the law, and with any large event there is always a risk, no matter how well people prepare for that event that u nfortu nately how well people prepare for that event that unfortunately people are going to do things such as you have seen at the weekend. let's reflect on all of this with chris sutton, the former norwich, blackburn and celtic striker who's played north and south of the border is with me. he is well placed to add to this debate that we've been having today, just how do you solve this problem, chris? do you ban the fines or should the clubs take some responsibility? you are calling them fans, i would responsibility? you are calling them fans, iwould not responsibility? you are calling them fans, i would not call the birmingham supporter who ran onto the pitch to attack jack grealish a birmingham city fan. he has an association with th

you are just like jack. jack from downstairs? no, jack and the beanstalk. ah, the other jack. yeah, right. see, he gave up something but then he got those magic beans and then he woke up and there was this big plant outside of his window full of possibilities and stuff and he lived in a village, and you live in the village... okay, but, pheebs, pheebs... jack gave up a cow. i gave up an orthodontist. i know i didn't love him. see, jack did love the cow. but, see, it was a plan. it was clear. everything was figured out and now everything's kind of like... floopy? yeah. you're not the only one. half the time, we don't know where we're going. at some point, it's all going to come together and it's just going to be... un-floopy. like that's a word. but, monica, what if it doesn't come together? pheebs? well, 'cause you just like... i don't like this question. okay, see, see, you guys-- what if we don't get magic beans? what if all we've got are... beans? ross: get him. get him, get him. yes! you're not laughing now are you, pal? that's all y nee- wellpass it! ey ohh... hey, look,

aston villa's captain jack grealish on the pitch. there were also incidents at arsenal, and hibernian and ahead of their champions league match against schalke tonight, manchester city manager pep guardiola added his voice to the condemnation of the recent pitch invasions. he believes the issue is not confined to football. maybe it's a problem with society, not just a football event. and of course, the people who are involved, i know it'sjust regarding birmingham in that case, or arsenal in that case. of course it can happen here. you know, we must work — you know, it can happen, to work in the beginning, to work about the culture, to work for better human beings, for both these kinds of things. player safety features on most of today's back pages. the daily express pick up on jack grealish‘s comments that he was lucky the supporter

today, finally, jack shepherd was ordered back to britain. at the tbilisi city courthouse, the judge ruled that shepherd should be extradited to the uk and be taken into custody there. last year at the old bailey, jack shepherd had been convicted in his absence of the manslaughter of charlotte brown. they'd been out on a date on his speedboat when it had crashed on the river thames. charlotte was killed. shepherd charged with manslaughter by gross negligence. but ahead of his trial he'd fled to georgia. when he was eventually tracked down injanuary he handed himself in to georgian police. shepherd told the court he had already decided to return home for an appeal hearing in the manslaughter case. simply because i wish to participate in the appeal process... of course, jack shepherd believes that he is innocent and there is not a single evidence in the case. why did he run away? it was a big mistake for him to run away and that's why he made this decision to surrender to the police, to do his best to help thejudges find out the truth. through

today, finally, jack shepherd was ordered back to britain. at the tbilisi courthouse, the judge ruled that shepherd should be extradited to the uk and be taken into custody there. last year, at the old bailey, jack shepherd had been convicted in his absence of the manslaughter of charlotte brown. they'd been out on a date on his speedboat when it had crashed on the river thames. charlotte was killed, shepherd charged with manslaughter by gross negligence. but ahead of his trial, he had fled to georgia. when he was eventually tracked down injanuary, he handed himself in to georgian police. shepherd told the courts he'd already decided to return home for an appeal hearing in the manslaughter case. simply because i wish to participate in the appeal process... of course jack shepherd believes he's innocent and there is not a single evidence in the case. why did he run away? it was a big mistake for him to run away and it's why he made his decision to surrender to the police, to do his best to help the judges find out the truth. through his defenc

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jane: jack tomarchio, thank youc veryindeed for joining me. for more on the rise of far-right extremism, i'm joined by seth jones at the center for strategic and international studies. why is right-wing extremism and whitsupremacism in particula on the rise? seth: there are two reasons. one is that there are a few issues fueling it. one of them is immigration. there are particular issues in the u.s. to latin americans and mexicans and others who have come in or perceiv to have come in in larger numbers. the other is that in places like europe, syrians, afghans, other foreign immigrants. the second issue is that there is increasing utilization of social media. it is across the board. it is facebook, it is twitter, it is youtube, applications toun coate with each other. we see much greater connection , virtual connections across countries and continents than we have ever seen before. ja: how do you stop that? the prime minister of new zealand said that distributing distressing material was an offense, but in reality, who pothces it? sethe are tw

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and one of them is british. jack shepherd. after months on the run, the convicted killer is behind bars in georgia, pending extradition proceedings. we're the first foreign tv crew to be allowed inside this jail. what we're not allowed is any contact with shepherd. and this is jack shepherd's prison cell, room 101. he shares it with two other inmates. shepherd sleeps on this bed here. the prison authorities tell me that for security reasons, shepherd is under 2a—hour surveillance. jack shepherd and surrendered to georgian police after ten months in hiding. he'd fled britain to escape his trial for manslaughter. in his absence, he was sentenced to six years in prison for the death of charlotte brown. she'd been on a date with shepherd when his speedboat crashed on the river thames. today, georgian prosecutors confirmed to me they've now received the official request from britain for shepherd to be sent home. so, how confident are you that jack shepherd will be extradited? i'm very confident that mr shepherd will be extradited

today, finally, jack shepherd was ordered back to britain. at the tbilisi city courthouse, thejudge ruled that shepherd should be extradited to the uk and be taken into custody there. last year at the old bailey, jack shepherd had been convicted in his absence of the manslaughter of charlotte brown. they'd been out on a date on his speedboat when he had on his speedboat when it had crashed on the river thames. charlotte was killed. shepherd charged with manslaughter by gross negligence. but ahead of his trial he'd fled to georgia. when he was eventually tracked down injanuary he handed himself in to georgian police. shepherd told the court he had already decided to return home for an appeal hearing in the manslaughter case. of course, jack shepherd believes that he is innocent and there is not a single evidence in the case. why did he run away? it was a big mistake for him to run away and that's why he made this decision to surrender to the police, to do his best to help the judges find out the truth. through his defence team today, jack shep

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one of the inmates as jack shepherd. after months on the run, he is behind bars in georgia, pending extradition proceedings. we are the first foreign tv crew to be allowed inside the jail. we are not allowed any contact with shepherd, but the prison has agreed to show us the conditions he is being held down. this is jack shepherd's prison cell, room 101. he shares it with two other inmates. shepherd sleeps it on this bed here. the prison authorities tell me that for security reasons, shepherd is under 24—hour surveillance. jack shepherd to surrender to georgian police after ten months in hiding. he had fled britain to escape his trial for manslaughter. in his absence, he was sentenced to six years in prison for the death of charlotte brown. she had been on a date with shepherd when his speedboat crashed on the river thames. today, georgian prosecutors confirmed to me that they have now received the official request from britain for shepherd to be sent home. how confident are you that jack shepherd will be extradited? v

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but then some unusual security guarantees, jack shepherd requested. he wanted a cell all by himself in the uk. he wanted 24—hour video surveillance, access for the media to his cell, because his defence team said he had security guarantees. a georgian judge said this was not a decision he could take and then shortly after, thejudge ruled thatjack shepherd should be extradited. we don't know when that is going to happen, there is some paperwork still to be done and the georgian justice minister will have to sign off on this but it does appear that just over two months afterjack shepherd handed himself into georgian police, this legal process, this extradition process is moving towards its conclusion. thank you, steve rosenberg. israel has carried out more air strikes on targets in the gaza strip in response to palestinian rocket fire. the israeli army said it had struck dozens of hamas targets. palestinian groups say they have fired at least 30 new rockets from gaza into israel. the un has called for calm. our middle east correspondent yolande knell

. >> jack morant is batting a thousand for this week's best guess. now watch the videos and try to predict >> i hope for flames. something with flames. >> we have christian, ali, charity, nicki and gale breaking down the best on thekeep ate se. >> seriously. do you hear how early it is? >> the guy poking fun tt workout baggart. >> you might want to get out there and chop up your shirt. >> i've got two very short clips full of heart and this first one is like a 1:14 disney movie. >> the baby bird flies away, but watch what happens. it doesn't know ohio to fly very well yet. >> no! he's in the trash can. >> oh, no. we have a problem. >> act two. [ bleep ]. i've got to save this bird. don't worry, guys, i've got the bird. don't worry, the bird is safe. this driver went rifling through some stranger's trash can. >> mama bird, i found your baby who was dumpster diving. go on. >> now, overwhelming emotion. >> what an emotional roller coaster. i hope that bird is all right, man. i have empty nest syndrome now. >> feelings are strong. >> kitty, stuck on the

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and jack moran is bringing his "a" game. see if stroking the beard can bring the ladiesluck. >> oh. ♪ >>> it's all kicking off at this wedding reception. everyone is having a great time. music is going. suddenly there's a the lights come on. people get panicked. this is where you understand what's going on. there's a particularly strong storm outside, with gusts up to 90 miles per hour. they've blown out the windows at the end of the building. >> oh, no. >> man. >> everything starts flying up off the tables. people are freaking out trying to grab what they can. >> the chandelier. >> people at various angles caught this situation. this one really shows it as well. this is not how you want your wedding reception to go. >> this is such a beautiful, beautiful setting, to see it ruined like that. i hope nobody got hurt. >> they say one child had a cut forehead, other people had minor cuts. that's it. when you see the violence of the wind in this video, you're lucky people escaped with such few injuries. >> speaking of escape, w

villa went onto win the game, with jack grealish scoring the winning goal. i've been speaking to howard hodgson, director of the aston villa supporters' trust about today's events. it's unprecedented. i think this is new territory for english football. i don't think we have ever seen a supporter certainly in this fixture, or any fixture, enter the field and have common assault on a professional footballer. it was absolutely disgraceful and despicable behaviour. you were watching the match at home with your son, what did you say to him about it? to be honest, it was surreal, i was in shock initially. "did i just see that?" and then suddenly it dawned on us as the replays came that it had and we were both absolutely appalled. isaid, "charles, this doesn't often happen, it's never happened before, hopefully it will never happen again." but i think that will largely depend on how the fa now deal with this, and they have to set a seriously high bar with the punishment so nobody ever considers doing this again, because ultimately birmingham city are going to be th

his film "the slanted screen" and "you don't know jack" the jack soo story" shined light on asian-americans in hollywood. we lost a lot of good people over the several years years frr asian-pacific islander community, you guys. woes pat, brother ed lee, my brother howard danzell, steve orilio. may they rest in peace and now we lost jeff. so i want to bring up a young brother from the asian-american community, here today to speak about his involvement in the asian-american community, my brother paul osaki, y'all. he's the executive director of the japanese culture and community center of northern california. give him a welcome. [applause] that was one of jeff's dance moves, just like that. [laughter] take your time, player. >> well, as you can see, i'm not that young. no one has called me a young brother in a long time. but i feel young. i'd like to begin by offering my condolences to you mutsuko and lauren, the adachi families. i can't imagine what you're going through. but i want you to also know that in my 40 years of working in the community, i have never seen a japanese-american so belo

we're gonna say c, jack nicholson. final answer. >> rene, lupe, i don't know where that came from, but you got it right. [cheers and applause] you got it right. $100,000. well done. >> oh, my god. we're getting a dog. >> where in the world did that come from? >> you know, there's this--there's this channel, and they show, like, little biographies every now and again, and-- >> it must have stuck. >> yeah. >> $100,000. we are three away from $1 million. >> okay. >> the next question you see will be worth $250,000. >> all right. >> ready? >> might as well, yes. >> let's go. quarter of a million dollar question right here. [dramatic musical flourish] in order to keep their conversations private, president hoover and his wife lou would often do what? >> just so you know now, we are at $100,000. you are risking money. you're risking $50,000. but we're going for a quarter of a million. >> yes.inngn code, especially back in the '20s, they did still use a telegraph a lot and whatnot, and so i think a lot of people would know mo

we brought back jack ablin to help us hash it out. jack, i think this is an approach that really works. >> it is. not only does it work but actually gives individual investors an advantage over institutional investors. remember institutional investors have to print their portfolios out for their shareholders and for the public to see every quarter and the last thing they want to see is any kind of stain or mud on that report. so if you held ge and you had some premise for owning it and it falls into a tailspin, first thing you will want to do get it out of the portfolio virtually at any cost just so you don't have it printed in your annual report. charles: so ge has done really well although, hit a speed bump recently. folks would be surprised to find out jcpenney, up more than 25% this year. they brought in the ceo. she has experience at old navy. she knows what she is doing. xerox has gone through the roof with the new ceo. these are names that many people simply had given up on? >> yeah. that's it. and you know, talked about chipot

s could actually move towards nearer to a majority thank you jack now it's been said that the m.p.'s are essentially making this up as they go along and it's true because the process is unfamiliar to them normally the voting takes place in person they go into separate corridors that had counted essentially this was on paper pencil and paper and expressing preferences to the counts of longer than expected they're going to now have to work out whether they say eliminate some of the less popular options and simply narrow it down to three or four of the more likely possibilities it's all to play for but as jack says and as you know i think it's pretty obvious that the margin for a softer breck's it now looks to have a better chance than teresa mayes deal as things stand tonight with the arithmetic of the commons the m.p.'s standing the way it does. paul brennan there outside westminster hall this may be crossing live here for more reaction for the moment thank you and mandela is a director of came a change in europe and a professor of european politics and foreign affairs at king's coll

jack manages the logistics around those as well. and i just thought that in terms of looking to the future and some of the historical events in the future, i think, particularly for an event like the oracle world events, and some of the larger events, the two big impacts that will be more challenging when we have 20,000 residents on the island are as jack mentioned, the logistics of bringing the number of visitors to the island, obviously we will have better transit in the future, but to the extent that people are trying to come to the island via card or, whether that's their own car or an uber type of vehicle, those are big challenges to manage, but also for -- jack show to the area of the islands that was impacted. that project, best -- that event had an extended build in build out. it was impacting all of the roadways on that side of the island for a six week period, and that type of an event that has an extended load in and load out would be much, much more challenging in the future. the music festival had a more compressed load

the identity of jack the ripper. in 1888 the notorious serial killer murdered five women and mutilated their bodies. >> the savagery of his crimes terrorized the residents of london. no one was ever charged. now more than a century later, modern technology may have unmasked the killer. >> reporter: few criminals have captured the world's imagination like jack the er >> a different breed of killer. >> reporter: this is believed to be the last pieces of physical evidence left from his killing spree. two biochemists said they detected the dna of meadows. they found a semen stain they believe came from 23-year-old polish barber who, a that the te was a prime suspect. >> i think the fact that there are two signatures from descendants increase this is confidence we're looking at something which is real. >> the co author saying the se contained genetic material children only inherit from their children. and he orinlinally disclosed the finding in his book, naming jack the ripper. >> proof that absolutely fits like a jigsaw

jack taylor is in for melissa mollet this morning. he will have a look at the commute in first 4 traffic. let's start with chuck bell and the rainy forecast we're in for, chuck. >> itill be coming down hard late morning to the mild parts of the afternoon. noing more than showers around this morning. wet pavement meansou have to take your speeds down. jack will talk about travel impacts in ad. sec rain here this morning and more rain to co. heavy rain between roanoke a richmond. st, packol day fore your umbrellas for sure. temperatures in the chilly morning.his only get in the low 50s today. rain chance .10 no doubt about it. what to wear, yr jacket, hat, galoshes and the biggest umbrella you have. thegraily e, it's a thursday and a rainout. "f" for the daily grade. >> fail, fail. we'll start with the good news. we h a work zone on washington boulevard. that's cleared. should be wrapping up on i-295 on suitlandpa way. you'll find we have a report of a crash in prince coorge's ty near whitfield chapel road. authorities are headed to the

a woman eating ahe dog, jack. >> jacks is >>> this morning on "world news now," no end to the flooding disaster. entire towns are under water and people are left stranded as heavy rain floods the mid-west. more rain is on the way. accuweather explains why it's taking so long for these rivers to recede. >>> also this morning, a possible terror attack. three people killed, several others hurt when a man opens fire on a tram. hear what police are saying about a possible motive. >>> new this half hour, a health alert. an explanation on aspirin. >> doctors say an asperin a day can be doing more harm for your heart. >>> sesame street says which muffin america would like to be left with on a deserted island and why. th >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we are going to go straight to debate team when it comes to the whole sesame story. >> 100%. >> 100%. get ready for that, but we begin this half hour with deadly flooding in the mid-west. vice president mike pence will visit the damage. >> three people are now dead and hundreds of homes have been destroyed or damaged. r

jack taylor is in for melissa mollet this morning. he will have a look at commute in first 4 traffic. let's start with chuck bell and a look at the radar that's lit up this morning. >> good morning, everybody. thursday off to a cloudy and a wet art, as showers moved in not long after midnight last night. and the heavy rairo southern virginia and north central north carolina, that is coming in our direction. it will rai hard from late this morning, until probably the tail end of the evening commute. so, both commutes, in and out of work today, will be impacted by rain,o more tha really just a couple of showers around for now, as theteiest and the regular rains in spotsylvania at this point. school forecast today, rain start-to-finish, indoor recess and after-school activities will ed to be indoors, as temperatures in the low 50s today. don'tet fo the jacket, the hat, the galoshes. umbrellathe biggest you have and that's the one you should need. the daily grade for today is a big "f." talking strongds tomorrow. more on that coming up. e

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villa went on to win the game — with jack grealish scoring the winning goal. hen harriers, which are rare birds of prey, are being deliberately targetted and killed, according to the rspb. in the most recent case in wiltshire, one of the birds, which was being tracked by a satellite tag, has vanished and is presumed dead. police are investigating, and there are concerns over a government plan to introduce more hen harriers into the wild, as andrew plant reports. out on the hunt for a bird of prey. teams have been searching this wiltshire countryside. it's where vulcan, a rare hen harrier‘s satellite tag suddenly stopped responding. but both the bird and its tag have disappeared. sadly, suspicious occasion. so that tag just one day stopped working? stopped working — so the tag was in very good health, so that could only have happened through human interference, which is why it's being investigated by wiltshire police as a very suspicious case. hen harriers almost died out in england. now, just a handful are born every year. conservationists tag the stronges

. >> from new york also, this is jack on our independent line. jack, thanks for calling. you are on with our guest, go ahead. >> hello. thank you for taking my call. 1700, 17 billion combat operations in the military, [ technical difficulties ] no more combat and therefore, no more u.s. debts. that would be a no for all of those questions. here is my suggestion, bring that money for the kind of money we could [ technical difficulties ] and homelessness in the us every broken down school in the u.s., care for our seniors, fix our roads and bridges. what would you like to do? >> i completely agree with him. we are involved in too many areas around the world. i think the president has decided he is going to lead a very small skeleton for us. he is trying to bring the koreans together so he can reduce our involvement in that side of the world where we can stop putting american lives and american treasure on the line. i think you are exactly right. >> gerald from louisiana. >> x break is going to solve everything question mark jobs and everything? what happened to the tax brea

. >> and jack moran is bringing his winning ways to the set. time to watch the videos and try to predict what happens next. >> oh! >>> one thing i love about the internet, miranda rudolph, ladies and gentlemen. >> oh, my god. >> oh, no. >> what happened? >> did the ice cream machine just explode in front of her? >> that's not ice cream. >> what is that? >> ranch. >> but what did again. >> i will. >> oh. >> got one more angle. >> oh, no. >> look. everybody is there, not to help but to humiliate here and record this. >> yeah. >> millions of people love ranch, and they also love this video. via skype right this minute, let's ask miranda what happened. >> hey. >> how many chicken strips did it take to ranch taken care of? >> i had to wash my hair like five times. >> oh. >> i ended up going back to work right after. >> so what happened? >> so we have to refill the sauces if we run out. the tub was filled to the top. once i finished refilling it, i was walking back, it's slippery on the sides. it just slipped out of my hands. usually i'm able to catc

jack saved and ireland off the coast. thank you for your time with us. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, dia and jack. from us all — goodbye. good evening. your latest sports news. what a story in the french capital with the script who but the man who knows everything about drama. ole gunnar solskjaer led man united to victory. united going three on away goals with a 3—1win in paris. it wasn't quite mission impossible but it was close. to kneel down after the thursday, beset injury, surely manchester united had no way back. how about this? romelu lukaku no way back. how about this? romelu lu ka ku making things no way back. how about this? romelu lukaku making things very interesting indeed. was the comeback on? only briefly as psg hit back. but then, another blunder. but the fingers and ramon lukaku made boof won play. ——in the final minutes. —— buffon. the referee eventually gave a penalty. marcus rashford completed