before breaking into pieces in the sea simon harding reports. loudspeakers warning residents that a missile attack is imminent. or. not. they summative footage shows the japanese island of hokkaido that's approximately six am local time. when an announcement said that north korea had launched a missile that may hit them. the government coercion citizens to stay indoors and take shelter food and within minutes the warning system went off and the alert on my mobile phone which i left by the bed was so loud. i was so surprised. because they're no longer humor there is no way to run away from it which is the biggest worry when i got of. even if i was told to evacuate i had no idea where to go i was confused and a bit lost. the missile flew two thousand seven hundred kilometers before crashing into the ocean a long way off japan. the army responded with a show of force staging plans miniature drills and deploying packed three surface to air missiles. japanese prime minister shinzo five a test call for the international community to take action agains

joining me now is simon harding from our sports desk. france's willing to pay 200 million euros.he worth that much? >> i would say yes. not just for skill, but the marketing he will add. he's a good dribbler, he scores a lot of goals. think he is also a world star, and the fact that he is a world star will help put them on the map. it will help achieve that global mission and project, which is to win the champions league, and that is one of the keys here. 220 million euros, plus bonuses, which could take up to 250 million euros. it is a massive amount of money, which totally equipped as the the mosty -- eclipses previously expensive transfer, to manchester united. claire: and what does him joining me for the french league? >> i think is important because it will add interest to the league. he's one of the greatest layers on the planet at the moment, so a lot of people are going to want to watch him, they want tv rights, they are going to go up and we have seen in spain and england have tv rights have allowed clubs to bring in more expensive players, better players, and that is so

issue of immigration and his pledge to build a wall along the border with mexico wold brought up simon harding explains. saying speaking up his stance on immigration such a rally in phoenix arizona the birth place of his presidential campaign. president trump reaffirmed his will to control illegal immigration. and improve the quality of life of the illegal immigrant community. years of on trolled immigration. have placed enormous pressure on the jobs and wages of working families. and they put great burdens or local schools and hospitals. well this may be good for a handful of special interests it's unfair to working people. of all backgrounds all throughout our country. after facing heavy criticism in recent weeks the president returns one of his key campaign pledges and the popular pledge within the republican community. fresh off a speech in afghanistan he visited the marine corps base along the us mexico border. drum set up building a wall along the us's southern border would go ahead no matter what's. bill that wall. now the obstructionist democrats would like us not to do it but believe

between surrendering or dying simon harding explain. nnova victory which could signal the end of the so called islamic state group in iraq the iraqi prime minister said that forces besieging telefon had liberated the city. after a two week long operation. the loss is a major blow to the jihadists who had already yielded their iraqi defector capital in mosul. in july. currently the last area controlled by the eyes group in northeast iraq is around the time. yes of mosul with the rest of its territory mainly spread across the desert region around the border with syri. the strategic town of al came on the banks of the euphrates river remains in. have the extremists and further up the river into syria. government loyalists continue to resist abdera soul. civilians who fled to comes north of this region say the group has become so desperate for fighters. that has begun to conscripted local population. that territory maybe crumbling away but these latest defeats do not yet mean the end of the islamic state organization. many fighters have ret

proposals, perhaps glad that promises made in the bubble of campaigning can often be hard to deliver in the real world. simonrt today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: at the us open defending women's champion angelique kerber is out after being beaten in the first round byjapan's naomi 0saka. arsenal reject a bid of $65 million from manchester city for chile forward alexis sanchez. and west indies batsman shai hope breaks records as his side beat england in a thrilling second test in leeds. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis news from day two at the us open and the shocks keep on coming. defending women's champion angelique kerber has been beaten in the opening round by japan's new york raised naomi 0saka. the german's serve was broken with blistering returns like this from 0saka, who then went on to again break on match point and claim a 6—3, 6—1win and a first

proposals, perhaps glad that promises made in the bubble of campaigning can often be hard to deliver in the real world. simont of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, has fresh criticism for the uk government, over its handling of brexit negotiations. he says the latest official papers setting out britain's position are not satisfactory. but our correspondent in brussels, damian grammaticas, told me it's important to remember that mrjuncker himself is not directly involved in the negotiations. i think it is important to listen to him because his negotiators in that building are the ones who are sitting today and tomorrow with the uk side. he is the one who appointed michelle barnier to conduct the negotiations. they will make the recommendation as to whether the uk has done enough to unravel all of thoseissues has done enough to unravel all of those issues to do with the past and what we are hearing very clear from the chief negotiator, mr barnier, from jean—claude juncker and from the president of the p in parliament, a whole spread of opinion, is that the uk really needs to do more. they aren't sa

proposals, perhaps glad that promises made in the bubble of campaigning can often be hard to deliver in the real world. simonthe day's other news stories. investigations are continuing into the death of a four—year—old boy in devon. the youngster‘s body was found in the swimming pool of an activity centre after he had been reported missing. he'd been on holiday. the head of network rail has apologised after passengers travelling into london waterloo, the uk's busiest railway station, faced yet more delays. the station had reopened today after three weeks of engineering works, but rush hour services on several lines into waterloo this morning were cancelled after signalling problems. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, has told the british government that none of its brexit position papers is "satisfactory" and an "enormous" amount needs to be settled before talks on a trade deal can begin. one of the key issues brussels wants to agree on first is the status of more than 3.5 million eu nationals who live and work in the uk. our correspondent, emma simpson, has been talking to some o

proposals, perhaps glad that promises made in the bubble of campaigning can often be hard to deliver in the real world. simonsirens sound as north korea fires a missile overjapan, president trump says all options are on the table. still to come: behind the scenes on dame judy dench‘s new film, she returns to the role of queen victoria. coming up in sportsday on bbc news: it's understood manchester city are due to make a formal approach to sign alexis sanchez from arsenal. the chile international is out of contract next summer. the countdown has started for the end of the cassini mission to saturn. the spacecraft, which has spent two decades in space, has performed its lowest orbit before it's destroyed on september 15th. scientists say they're hoping this final phase of close—up exploration will solve some long—standing mysteries. our science correspondent, rebecca morelle, has more. instantly recognisable, saturn and its spectacular rings. the cassini spacecraft‘s revealed this planet in incredible detail and these are some of its latest close—up images, from its hexagonal north pole, to its ring system and

simon: he made it clear he's going to fight hard. i don't know what it means for the republican party. will it start to push apart the republican party over time? his inside knowledge of how the building works, he could be an effective antagonist against some of the forces like john kelly and other trying to steer trump in a different direction. >> he's still going to be a political operative. there are some fantastic reporters at "breitbart." but he's using this as a political tool. i thought it was chilling for someone on white house payroll to say he's declaring war and getting his hands on his weapon. i thought it was an irresponsible thing to say. howie: rhetorical weapon. erin: this is still chilling. erin: this is a show about the media. how can you say it's responsible to talk about getting weapons? howie: i see media talking about being on a crusade. liberal magazines. a lot of people in the press have a misimpression that bannon was fired after that but i can tell you from white house sources, he knew it was on the record a

proposals, perhaps glad that promises made in the bubble of campaigning can often be hard to deliver in the real world. simonon holiday in devon. the child, from weymouth, was staying at an activity centre near bideford. it was part of a summer retreat for families, which was organised by the charity, narcotics anonymous. kirk england reports. sealed off, the scene of a tragedy. a week—long family holiday which ended with the body of a four—year—old boy being found in a swimming pool here at the knapp house activity centre. it was a hot bank holiday monday when the boy went missing. police say there was an extensive search, the boy was found in the pool and taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead. people close by say they're shocked by what happened. we have two sons, two glorious boys, and the thought of that happening to one of them is awful. a family on their last day here, going home without one of them, it is a terrible, awful story, terrible shame. very, very sad because they are going home without a member of their family. it's terrible. i feel so sorry for the family, must be absolutely awful.

all, thank you for those kind comments, bob i've got to tell you, this is so hard i like federal realty, don wood, i like simon property, but i like steve tanger. and that company reported and the stock got clobbered, okay, maybe 4% isn't clobbered, but that's the kind of company that doesn't have a lot of beta so i'm going to say, i'm going to take a pass -- >> don't buy, don't buy. >> -- on your idea sure, we reached a millennial mark, but that's when the sellers always come out. you can listen to the panic, but use it as a spot opportunity mad tonight, groupon is flying higher tonight after earnings. have you missed your chance to score a deal i'm talking with the ceo find out if the company can continue its march higher. and what a cruise company, an iphone can tell us about the overall earnings season. idex labs is dropping after earnings i'm getting to the bottom of the move with its ceo. so stick with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at [pony neighing]

which is still going on but it's resulted in little to no hard evidence here what's the likelihood this report will prove to be true. good evening simone there are a lot of gray area when it comes to this scandal so further investigation is definitely needed but what's interesting is that no intelligence agency has actually examined the d.n.c. server so we can only hope that the investigations are actually being based on the hard evidence not just easy assumptions or hearsay but since these investigations are not transparent it seems the only way to be sure the investigations actually stay on track is to make the evidence available to the public and since this report how's gone public some say evidence proves that there was no rush and how but then others question exactly how the work was done the nation reported all those who were interviewed came in between ninety percent and one hundred percent certainty that the forensics prove that there was an inside job that happened but when edward loomis who is a technical director in the n.s.a. when he was asked about the other ten percent that he didn't account for he said that he looked at

simon simultaneously. they do not have an annual blooming cycle. it's hard to protect when they will flower.are on view with the public, if you have a stomach for it, when they smell it and wait, everybody okay, no, it's the flower. >> this massive robot dance party has set a world record, 1,069-pint size robots boogied in unison in china. that's my dance. this is the most robots dancing, actual control system was used to execute the sink -- synchronized robot scene. it beat the old record by 62 robots set last year. >>> this is what a couple in central pennsylvania is calling a spiritual sonogram. they said they saw the unexpected image in their baby's sonogram. you have to look at the left. appears to be a man watching over their daughter which they say offers them a sense of relief. you see it? >> no. >> they gave it to us, to me it's jesus. it looks like jesus. >> when i saw it brought tears to my eyes, i didn't believe it. >> do you see it now, gray? i see something over there. >> she had experienced a number of complications with the first two children. they told her the baby looks hap

hard to get to them because of the wind and the rain. >> right. so general, hold tight for a second. i also have on the line deputy brian simons out of victoria county sheriff's office. so what is your assessment thus far? i know the storm is not over, there is still rainfall, there is some wind, but what are you able to see out of victoria? >> right now, we have quite a lot of wind and rain that's happening. we're asking that the public continue to shelter in place until once the hurricane force winds subside, which actually should be at some point tonight or early in the morning tomorrow. once that occurs, we will be able to get back out into the field and start evaluating our area for damage and what our needs are going to be. one of the concerns we've got is we have already received up to nine inches of rain in the county area, and we are going to have historic, catastrophic, life-threatening flooding according to the national weather service. and some of the watersheds in our area will have floods of record. one of our creeks that averages about a foot of water at any given time will be at 33.87 feet. that's catastrophic.

simone had two and three boys. the here most of have five and through the water in their house. and so it's really really hard conditional sum of mad lectures to still all. weather walk around in a house in a foot of water two for one. and show a very bad condition. and some of the dogs had already drowned. it was a horrible situation for these people have no leader dog. some of the boats with them take their animals. because even though they're going to a shelter that didn't allow taken so it's been very hard. if you haven't seen anything like this barry. but i've never been involved in this kind of floating. i've been into writ of the rescues were going to build. but not never described. which is all about. but it's quite amazing to see you. the people bring. both said it's quite amazing to see this spirit his and that is right. oh yeah goes beyond. really. . i believe it's a county judge. of harris county he called for bring a reproach upon begin the rescue people. and people come all over texas clicking randomly. but a lot of people coming. right that's the one they had. leann . they don't like it. so. so

we have got simon who says, in my car i am the one in charge as i am the only one who sits in front. what is it like being a musician here? is it hardbut it has become a lot better to the point that we have actually come out and started doing more outdoor events. we have food festivals, we have music festivals. we have lots of concerts in the last year. people are not afraid any more to come out and go to a concert. what is the driving force? is that these kind of young musicians who are just like, i don't care, i'm going to be a musician? yes. there was a music festival that took place in lahore about a month ago. a week before the event there was a really tragic bomb blast took place in lahore so we had to figure out whether we were going to have the event or not these after that. we ultimately decided to do it. not out of any other reason than the fact that it should happen regardless of what is happening in the city. and that was amazing. i wanted to see for myself how pakistan was changing. and meet someone from this new era of artists. so i asked my new friends. i want to hear some rap. the name they gave me was ali gul pir. t

simon & schuster dropped that nobody else big dipper imagine a publisher trinket down. it's hard to believe. i am very happy, i've been very happy with the reaction. i think what happened is people, i had a bit of a drama in february where something, out of my mouth a year and half ago or something on one of those long late-night live streams. i get like seven hours of any today and occasion something will come out of your mouth half-full but you don't think that happen. i apologize for that and what happened afterwards is why i love america so much. people are so forgiving. if th they believe that you gava sincere account of what went wrong and if they know that by and large you're a good decent person putting out good decent products and the really want to hear more from you, then i think they are very accommodating and forgiving. >> host: asked that exact of my memory of the way that went down. >> guest: yeah. and to think people have been great. the media of course are pigs and repugnant, but actual americans are fine. they are lovely, wonderful, decent people and they can se

. >>> simon cowell a young fox was spotted on the roof of this building you see is under construction but it made its way to a really, really, well you'd call it a rock in a hard place. apparently the elevator hasn't been installed. >> bring me oxygen. >> he's like y'all trying to kill me to rescue this fox. >> it's on the fifth floor. look where the fox ended up. >> can't see anything at the moment. i can see a bit of a body under here. >> my gosh. how the heck are they going to get it out of there, back behind the wall in some plumbing. >> simon's got to use his catch pole to catch this thing. >> got a glove, guys. >> he gets his glove and sticks his head down in there and goes to town starting to work. >> you've got the end of the grasper there, can you. you the it tight? >> good thing that's a new toilet. >> doesn't take too long to get the catch pole around it. [ bleep ]. >> it looks like he lost him. there's nowhere to go, little fella. >> isn't anywhere to go except up and it's not going to get up easily. >> all is not lost. finally he's successful getting the grasper around it and pulling it. >> all right. getting a little bit. >> he's able to grab it

simon french, thank you for being here with me this morning. where to invest. name, warren buffett. he says the value markets has been hardd bargains but stocks remained his choice over bonds. the oracle of omaha discussed the challenges of buying shares in the aftermath of the energy crisis. >> they were shooting fish in a barrel in late 2008 and 2009. stocks have been steadily going for march of 2009 was is eight so it plus years so stocks are not going to hurt more just because you pay more for them. they've got best attractive, they're still very attractive compared to bonds. if you look at the 10 year, that means you're paying 45 times earnings when you buy that bond. the earnings are going to go up. stocks still look attractive compared to that but not as attractive as they used to. as interest rates go up, the comparison becomes far less dramatic. >> i wonder if there's a connection. how much is it because of the central banks have really injected trillions of dollars, euros and yen into the system which have driven asset prices up? >> the interest rates are to stock prices what gravity is to matter. ,f interest ra

simon mccoy is at kensington palace. thank you. a range of emotions on display here. rather distinct groups have spent some time here on this 20th anniversary. there is the harde fans of 20th anniversary. there is the hard—core fans of byam who followed her in light around the country have been here dressed in their union flag outfits and cutting cakes and drinking champagne. a celebratory mood from than others ofjust perhaps been going for a walk in an english part realised what has been going on and spend some time reading the tributes on the gate. also, tributes to dodi fayed and henry paul, because three people were killed in that car crash. then there we re killed in that car crash. then there were the people striking more closely the mood of 20 years ago came here for a quiet moment of reflection spending a moment at kensington palace with their own private thoughts. an period 20 years ago which turned to weep at the loss of the woman, tony blair described as the people's princess, then turning to anger at the paparazzi in the press and then in time anger at the press and then in time anger at the monarchy and the queen herself. a remarkable week. bond

hard to fathom because you don't think it's that good? >> no. it seems like -- just flies by. >> time monster hit. >> we had a get together. the lovely people at nbc threw us a party. simons unprecedented. it is the number one show of the summer. in our 12th season, we are breaking records. it is higher and more-watched than ever before. in the 12 seasons to be growing, instead of getting tired, as you can see, the ride still goes on. >> yes. >> you know why i think it is, howie? in this time where things are somewhat polarized, i think -- >> it's a nice respite. >> everybody, the entire family, can sit down. >> i remember that i'm old. >> remember when you used to do that. >> i do remember. sunday nights, when you're watching -- you probably wouldn't know this. >> i agree. >> ed sullivan. >> we used to watch hee haw. >> i never got "hee haw." i didn't get it. >> i would wait for the tap dancer to come out. i agree with your point. that's the tap dancer. what's his name? >> it's the funky chicken. >> it's the one night where my 5-year-old twins, my 7-year-old, my nephew, we all get on the couch and everyone enjoys the show. >> and you have a smile on your face. i can't b