and in the absence of an orderfrom the has set and in the absence of an order from the supreme courtt the government should apply to extend the article 50 period, the government will lead our country into a no deal exit. on the 31st of october. this has been made clear by the prime minister on repeated occasions. in the fourth and final fa ct occasions. in the fourth and final fact is that so far from constituting a threat to the eu that will force them to capitulate and remove the backstop, the government intention of winning this to lead the country into a no deal exit is a threat to our country. the prime minister is much in the position of someone minister is much in the position of someone standing on one side of a ca nyon someone standing on one side of a canyon shouting to people on the other side of the canyon that if they do not do as he wishes he will throw himself into the abyss. that is not a credible negotiating strategy. and it is also not a responsible strategy given that the rest of us are to be dragged over the edge with the prime minister. most of us in this place w

i think the geopolitical risk premium has set backin geopolitical risk premium has set back in somethingsidelines. it is now back in. what about the impact on consumers? how significant would that be?” think in the short term, we don't expect the supply to be because of the stocks. a lot of asian consumers and asia is where the bulk of saudi arabia's crude exports floated, a lot of asian consumers have managed to diversify supply sources, just to highlight this. middle east crude supplies account for 80% of south korea's total import back in 2015 and today they account for under 70%. there is plenty of diversification going on and asian consumers are getting crude is from mexico, from europe, so there is plenty of diversification. there are a lot of alternative supply sources. it is also a big week for central banks and data from the world's biggest economies. later today, china releases retail sales numbers as well as industrial output. then on tuesday, the us also gives us industrial output figures which have been falling amid the trade war with china. then on wednesday, the us federal

again, that was not in line with the priorities that san francisco has set for housing. and so we're looking at using it for short-term or long-term housing opportunities. the population to be served in individuals that have medi-cal, who are quote mentally ill and are experiencing homelessness. the funding may be used to support local investments. a lot of medi-cal programs require a 50% local match. this does not require a local match, so it really is a new $8.1 million that would be coming to san francisco. we would not use it to subplant any local funding. using the fair market rent standards at an estimated $2,000 a month per individual, it could be used for housing funding, for an estimated 55 to 65 individuals a month through the end of the grant period. we assume that many people will be housing for more than a month, so this would not necessarily be a new population coming into housing every month. the housing funds would be used for units that do not have a current subsidy available. we would not subplant any local funding. as per the standards and agency polic

first, let's take a live look at the east bay where the sun has just set. the sunrise looks really pretty. and the east bay you are at 77 degrees. santa rosa, 77. our high temperatures tomorrow are going to be about 6 to 7 degrees above average. it is going to be hot. 76 in san francisco. 87 in san jose. basically it has to do with this high pressure system that is starting to move in. now that the low pressure has gotten out of the way. with it that dry air, warmer temperatures, sunny skies. however, we are going to have a little bit of a break. and then on sunday and monday and tuesday we returned with offshore flow and drier air. >>> up next, with break-ins happening in one part of alameda county. >> somebody took a shower and 70 else's home. if you think that is strange, wait until you hear what that suspect did just minutes ago before. >>> the question is, will anybody get on board? >> the political ideology. >>> plus, vern is usually above the rim. by chase center has a new feature that pretty much anybody conduct like a pro. ♪ the juul record. they t

this local hospital has set up illness.nic with bags and oxygen for the locals who have been breathing in toxic haze for weeks and the air outside is having real impact on locals and some of the worst our children. this five month old baby has been struggling to breathe. he is being treated alongside his sister. endangered orangutans are also suffering while the fires destroy more of their shrinking habitat. there forest cleared to make way for a lucrative palm oil plantation. indonesia is the world's largest producer and these fires were lit illegally to clear more land. helicopters want to bomb hotspots and thousands of troops have been deployed to fight the fires. these fires release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. the worst fires into decades, the blaze are estimated to have emanated more greenhouse gases than the entire us economy in the same period. after those devastating fires, indonesia failed to prevent it from occurring again. what observers say that we can law enforcement and corruption is the major barrier

said has set up a recycling center on the site. they kicked off the project by buying coated coffee cables from the workers so they no longer need to burn them. because can attend workshops in the middle of the scrap yard protective masks and proper tools make the process of recovering the scrap metal safe an. instruction is given on how to take the electrical goods apart in a way that minimizes the risk of damage to the health and the environment. but 3 is that right cells as well they are very explosive sometimes. if these are. among the. sparks of fire and the explosion is all over the participants are also told how they can earn more from recycling the idea is that they will pass on the expertise to the $40000.00 other workers in the area. we've added to the. market prices of. we go online and we see this is someone you say this is how much you sell it it was. and because of the profits going nature of this exercise it was easy to use. the inauguration of the new recycling center a large crowd from in and around. a football pit

said that the current permitthat california has essentially to set its own rules for carbon dioxide has been revoked. and, the interesting question here is there is no permission to revoke this kind of special waiver in the clean air act. so, there is no controlling la and there is a lot of reliance, the states and auto manufacturers have assumed that the rules of throad are the rules of the road and they haven't that's it accordingly and 13 other states have also relied on the standard that california ha set. so, that's a much more difficult case for the administration to make. i think it is a muchly risk your strategy. >> talk out that reliance. we have a sense of it because four big automakers signed on to california's tougher fuel emission standards. so, to some massive industry that is relying on this u and as say, several other governments at other partsof the nation. >> that's right. industry, the auto industry has ina plan years advance for new vehicles. and for the mix of products they have to sign them and . then build the factories to build them, and train and higher, hir

that, we will have a ary good case to see temporary restraining order because the inspector general has set this on our plate. this is not a situation where we can afford to go weeks or months . there is urgency here. i hope that the director of national intelligence will reconsider because it is my , he isanding that by law required to provide this to us, but we will use whatever whennce we have, including a director of national intelligence comes to reauthorize. we will work together making a decision about requests, so we will use whatever leverage we can, but at the end of the day, we are determined to validate this to make sure people can expose wrongdoing. here goes welle beyond this complaint and this president too if any oversight is possible, any whistleblower is protected, and we are determined to validate that authority of congress. [inaudible] >> c-span's washington journal. live every day. coming up friday, we will discuss the house oversight and reform committees investigations of president trump. also, with gerald connolly. journal, liveon at 7:00 p.m. eastern. join the discu

set to make next tuesday. new navigation center to help the homeless. >> the only position i take is the decision-making. i believe this is a critical for fremont. >> it has been set up underneath the big tree next to the city hall with his tent since tuesday. he said he is not against the navigation center but believe it should be a ballot issue for the voters to decide, not city leaders. we talked to one person of the navigation center who said for him, it makes no sense. >> for someone who has great access it just seems a little ironic. >> on tuesday city leaders are set to vote building the navigation center behind city hall or a property on dakota road . >>> the number of homeless people riding part is now on the rise. average of 160 homeless people on per 100 cars on weekends from april through june. that number was 79 during the same timeframe last year. numbers were lower on weekdays. bart says it is continuing to push for regional approach to homeless crisis and work with the counties we serve. >>> community service groups in the bay area are saying they are facing challenges recruiting and retaining volunteers because of the high cost of lending

think our nation has been rocked by this presidents approach to the highest office in the land.s he has setthings and done things with no other president has ever done members of his own clinical party have been uncharacteristically silent when it comes to criticizing this president for his wrong doing. it's a litany of things he's done is long and troubling. there is one thinge, that both political parties need to maintain is the bedrock of this democracy and the bedrock of our commitment to this constitution and that is in this nation of the united states the people governed. ultimately, the people of the united states have the last worv in our elections and in the selections they make their choices, whether you like them or not and i wasn't particularly enamored with the presidential choice of 2016 but i accepted it as the constitutional verdict of the american people. it really is the bedrock of who we are and what we are and that's why the notion that some other nation would interfere in our election is so repugnant. the thought. >> people would not have the last word in there would be

a british oil tanker has set sail today. according to a ship tracking website, it is heading for international waters. in afghanistan, where voters will be heading to the polls tomorrow. it is the fourth presidential election since the fall of the taliban. people are still fearful to go out and vote because the taliban has warned they may target polling stations. is an election set to be in uncertainty. many are unsure whether to stay at home or at risk their lives to cast their ballots. threatened tos target polling stations, having killed dozens of civilians, including during an attack held killedent president that 26 people. through the go election in order to select our years.sident for five it is very important for me to participate in the election. many, the elections, the face-off, are set to be crippled with frauds. >> it is the first time i want to cast my vote. i don't believe e they w will rebuild the country. i don't want my vote to be meaningless. >> i am eligible to vote, but i don't want to cast my ballot. i a

california has set a tone and a pace that thank god, the world has followed.the betterment, rather than the detriments, of the american economy. i think it is important that this president respect that. i would also like to point out that the iconic president of the ,nited dates, ronald reagan when he was governor of california he was the one who created this entire opportunity for california to have their own laws and request to the federal government that we be exempted. it is ironic that donald trump, is trying to dismantle what a republican governor of california reagan actually intimate -- implemented. david: people around the country believe it is a good policy and they should not be interfering with it. but now we have the california state going after the federal government. congress could have passed something that says california could do this, but they didn't. they have to get a waiver. now they have to withdraw the waiver? >> they accept precedent, the tone of the country and for the world for the better. i think it is important that president trump

he has set up a charitable foundation in her name. geoffrey boycott, who will be with the test match special team at the oval on thursday, also received a knightood today for his services to cricket but many have questioned whether he is deserving of that award. in 1998, he was fined and given a three—month suspended prison sentance in a french court for assaulting a former girlfriend. he was asked about that on radio 4's today programme i have to live with it. and i do, because i am clear in my mind, and i think in most people in england are, that it think in most people in england are, thatitis think in most people in england are, that it is not true. the chief executive of women's aid says...” don't give a toss about her, you can ta ke don't give a toss about her, you can take your political nature and do what you want with it. if you want to talk to me about my knighthood, thatis to talk to me about my knighthood, that is nice of you. but i couldn't give a toss. a few hours later, the co—chief executive of women's aid, the charity

stephen: amazon has chosen to film its new lord of the rings tv series in new zealand. is seto be the most expensive series ever made with a budget of around 740 million euros. it will be shot across three locations. not much is known. says it will be set before the events of the fellowship of the ring. i feel a game of thrones ending coming out of that series. thank you for the look at our business news. music up, american rap may get the glory, but there is a long tradition of rap inn france. the market that has made rap this country's most popular music after the news. diep tran: i think people are aware of vietnamese cuisine, and most people don't want that cuisine to change or don't want to have their understandnding of the cuisisine to change. because e the cuisine is changng alal the time.e. the idea of a, like, this unifying national cuisine, vietnamese cuisine, it doesn't exist. really, it truly doesn't exist. even a unified vietnamese identity doesn't exist. [dings] like, it's kindnd of like sayayg italians--defined by tomatoes and olive oil. whahat people see as ess

he has set up a charitable foundation in her name.y boycott will also receive a knighthood. he told radio 4's today programme that he "couldn't give a toss" about those who say he shouldn't have received the gong, due to his previous conviction for repeatedly punching his then girlfriend in the face in 1998. domestic abuse charity women's aid said it sent completely the wrong message to survivors. after his interview with today, boycott sat down with the bbc‘s harry gration. i have just been awarded a knighthood, it should have been one of the nicest day as of my life and that is all i'm thinking of. i thought that our former prime minister had given me this honour on behalf of the british people, so i thought i had a duty to be available to quite a few outlets at answer questions about it. about my cricket stuff that is what i was given it for. i didn't know i was going to be set up and sandbag. how do you feel at this moment after three or four hours of media scrutiny? sad. always disappointed. because the media have an agenda, don'

data it's the data that shapes the algorithms or the program that was on the stand so the program has set up the scam. and we provide the meat and the muscle. so the users actually provide the algorithms with the necessary data through their browsing habits but how is this data evaluated. the arena is demanding that the inner workings of the algorithms be opened for evaluation and regularly inspected. the youtube algorithms prioritize watch time and advertising revenues many people only watch videos that are recommended to them this is just what you tube likes to see the center this is not interested in quality their interest is primarily monetary keeping users on the site so they'll watch as much as possible and this is and that's not necessarily policy that does that quality doesn't always have oaken emotional reaction. but emotion is a decisive factor in you tube's business model many users see count videos that. well researched facts are not the highest priority. if you tube were purely an entertainment site such issues would not be as serious. but it's established as a primary source

without realizing we allow ourselves of that ideological thought not to seek truth but that ideology has set in media culture that has engaged in the offensive and then they even try to destroy the innocent with the most basic and elementary identity that is in public debate with that rationality so ideology and the dignity of which from these methods where it leads stark poverty wherever it can. i was cowered by the left-wing exodus but it is by god once again i thank god that it can help overcome the materialistic that undermine some basic principles and then to established to promote peace with the sovereign nation with liberty in accordance to the preamble of the nation's charter but what matters is climate and democracy between men and women and those that falls you shall know the truth and that shall set you 31 - - set you free those that are achieved objective we are not here to erase nationalities in the name of an abstract global interest this is not the global interest united organization this is the united nation and it must remain as such. and then to deliberate the power you can

has dedicated herself to working with children who grew up in poverty in the egyptian capital she has set up nearly 90 community centers in which she looks after the children and teaches them to love and respect themselves at work focuses on coptic christians in my own i would see that has long complained of discrimination in egypt many of them live in the slums around cairo on street living from sorting through garbage. they live or work in garbage in this sweltering heat surrounded by an overpowering stench to trust in plastic bottles every day from 5 in the morning until sunset they have to quit school to support their families meaning they will probably never find a way out. of the. if i had the chance to go somewhere else of course i would do it a little a little. sadness of hug there's so much i used to wish for but it will never happen for me. it's the fate of hundreds of thousands of people here in munshi up myself the so-called garbage city on the outskirts of cairo these videos were made secretly filming is not welcome here most of the garbage collectors are coptic christians a

a few days later the sample arrives in the german city of time where g e p a has its headquarters set up 40 years ago in a small church office the organization now has a turnover of more than 100000000 euros a year. but g.e. e.p.a. isn't concerned about profits its shareholders are exclusively church organizations world g. e.p.a. wants as much money as possible to flow back to producers in the countries of origin. procurement manager francisco pena is about to test a sample from uganda. the pre-packed coffee in uganda will only be dispatched if she gives the green light. as an expert she travels regularly to africa and discusses cultivation and quality standards with the partners. nothing works without mutual trust. him and healthy among the think of what we have very long term contracts with our trading partners some 12 to 14 months into the future so we're buying coffee on paper that doesn't even exist yet is forgotten. here the coffee's origins can be traced back to the individual farmers. trade a few horses as a fair trade pioneer it's very important for g.e. p.a. to show that we'

and then torgan has set up axle vits all for the opening strike. of a one mill after just 11 minutes. old defensive issues came back to haunt torment when andre silva conferred it just before half time. manuel the kanji sloppy positioning letting his side down to see and follow with plenty to ponder the break. top and restarted with a bang but sanchez failed to get past track. it would take a set pace to get back in front chop was again a call to rest areas for a kick but censure was on hand to smack home from close range of us who won for the top and with just 25 minutes to hold on. but they couldn't manage it and the idea it's minute frankfurt wrought havoc on the box and thomas delaney cleared into his own nets tickets on track the equaliser. frustration for dortmund and another dens to their total hopes. also on sunday club back locked horns with regional rivals dusseldorf the falls were fresh off a 4 nil defeat in the europa league and were hoping to bounce back against fortuna and a win their 1st time game since january and they didn't disapp

and the 24th minute the one touch fluidity was back in the lead up it started with century troop has set to royce only for lucas credits key to save once and then again from the boot of brant in actually spectacular fashion not to be denied 4 minutes lighted dortmund try the 3rd time to say kimi found space to deliver a gift raft for al kassam to break the deadlock. the volley finish or dortmund score 1st for the 1st time this season and the spaniards 9 ring out for the 5th time in this campaign my. one nil at the bright don't mean changed ends but continue to wipe and lay vickie's and not from the right as jayden sanchez blazed the trail for the sunshine to assist for maka roy's . 2 nil after pack cleverly pulled his punch. 3 nil half an hour later a satchel was involved again a full raf ale good there though made it 3 in the id 3rd man. 6 minutes life of the hum side completed the round as level cues and was opened up on the right hand side one more time for the road. voice with a double in a 4 nil win that saw him share the love with the fans on a brilliant day in dortmund which saw a

rivals walmart and asia's own reliance industries has set aside $5000000000.00 to help it compete. another big challenge on the way is regulation new e-commerce rules in india prevent companies like amazon from selling products from firms in which they own a stake and ban them from striking exclusive deals with retailers the red tape is not quelling amazon's appetite for expansion in india where now employs more than 60000 people. put us it is very very important to continue tapping this stallion and you know and continue growing our workforce here because we've had really good experience in finding the kind of talent we are looking for in india and as its bustling workforce continues to grow amazon's new hyderabad campus will also expand . and out of some of the other business stories making news they are can start a stranger has been more than $36000000000.00 for the longer side of st paul's law and visions a single stock exchange joining europe with asia that just says would redefine global capital markets for decades to come u.s. regulators are preparing to ban flavored cigaret

if you work for them, lots of details on the website and the website that civil aviation authority has setun climate summit gets ready to kick off in new york later today, pressure is mounting on firms to show they mean business when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. almost 90 companies, including nestle, l'0realand nokia, have agreed to slash carbon emissions, some of them to zero, by 2050. banking giants, including deutshe bank, citigroup and bnp paribas, say they will work to shift their loan—books away from fossil fuels and encourage sustainability. aviation is also under the spotlight, with industry leaders due to meet in montreal on tuesday. commercial flights are responsible for about 2.5% of cabon emissions. mark lewis, head of climate change investment research, bnp paribas asset management. thank you for being on the briefing. my thank you for being on the briefing. my pleasure. this is probably the most important issue. 0nly today we have a new report to show that global warming has accelerated significantly in the last five yea rs. significantly in the last five ye

fedor has the set point. we have just lost who comes through. fedor has the set point. ks david, and staying at the us open, defending champion naomi osaka consoled fifteen year old coco gauff after beating her in straight sets 6—3, 6—0. gauff‘s serving badly letting her down in the second set. and osaka showed her compassion in victory afterwards, with some reassuring words for the emotional american teenager. it was kind of instinctive because when i shook her hand, i saw that she was tearing up a little and then it reminded me how young she was and then for me, at least when i lose ijust come into the locker room and cry and then i do press here. i love you guys but it's not the greatest. vasily lomachenko has set his sights on become the undisputed lightweight world champion after beating luke campbell. the ukrainian, who is regarded as the pound—for—pound best boxer in the world right now, had a tricky night against britain's campbell in london but shone through as alex gulrajani reports. he came, he saw, and he conquered. the silly limiting her leaves london today

china on the eve of the communist states birthday he paid his respects to its find a mouse a dong she has set out to secure his own place in history with efforts to establish china as a major player on the international stage. those efforts lately undermined by a trade war with the u.s. as well as protests in hong kong which have drawn attention to china's human rights record but snow dissenting voices will be alive to ruin the atmosphere on tuesday the parade is invitation only and beijing has stepped up internet controls ahead of the occasion with the capital festooned with decorations patriotism is the order of today. what i think if our country is powerful then we won't be pushed around anymore by other countries. will have even more of a voice on the international stage and will be able to safeguard our people's interests i mean really it is over and i'm very excited i can't wait to see it because it's a national parade and as a kid i really wanted to be a soldier and each time our own national day when we have this parade afield our country is very powerful i feel that we're very safe.

rivals walmart and asia's own reliance industries has set aside $5000000000.00 to help its compete. and other big challenge on the way is regulation new e-commerce rules in india prevent companies like amazon from selling products from firms in which they are a mistake and ban them from striking exclusive deals with retailers red tape is not quitting amazon's appetite for expansion in india where now employs more than 60000 people. who are us it is very very important to continue tapping this style and you know continue growing our workforce here because we've had really good experience in finding the kind of talent we. for india and as its bustling workforce continues to grow amazon's new hyderabad campus will also expand. and that was business as a show here on t w thanks for watching. welcome to the bureau max you to check. the mind of stories. with exclusive. the must see consuming harkless culture to europe. should be curious minds. do it your. networkers. subscribers don't listen. when your family scattered across the globe. to listen to. the turn to the birds should get a min

right eat a mateo sad of ini out of power lot well the european union's incoming commission president has set fighting climate change as one of the top goals of ha proposed cabinet as you to find a line unveiled her choices for commissioners in brussels today the 27 strong commission is the most gender balance it's been since its inception and must be approved by the european parliament before it can take office. tackling challenges on the climate tact and jobs that looks set to top ursula from the lions agenda because e.u. commission president under her newly named tina position to the german conservative got elected going to make europe greener. and the man sir to oversee the task is dutch socialist france to moments he's been tapped as executive vice president for the so-called european green deal i want the european green deal to become europe's hallmark. at the heart of it is our commitment to becoming the world's 1st climate neutral continent it is also a long term economic imperative because those who at 1st stand fast will be the ones who grasp the opportunities from the ecological tr

that amazon will have to keep in step with us rivals wal-mart and asia's own reliance industries has set aside $5000000000.00 to help its compete. but other big challenge on the way is regulation new e-commerce rules in india prevent companies like amazon from selling products from firms in which their mistake and ban them from striking exclusive deals with retailers red tape is not quitting amazon's appetite for expansion in india where it now employs more than 60000 people. put us it is very very important to continue tapping this style and. you know and to continue growing our workforce here because we've had really good experience in finding the kind of talent we are looking for in india and as it's bustling workforce continues to grow amazon's new hyderabad campus will also expand . and there was business asia here and t w thanks for watching. the. odd. might say that talk with buses abstract smart city. people who talk with apps abstract the scooter. and us will talk about it all. as tag transit revolution. made in germany in 30 minutes on d w. o. d 2 you know that 77 percent of. o

the dirt lieberman's party but there's a long way to go before getting there because blue and white has set one very tough condition they say as you point out they will not go in with likud which means that with likud underneath and yahoo which means that the could would have to break one of its major promises to exult and that is that they have sworn loyalty to keeping the 10 yahoo as the candidate for prime minister so there will have to be a compromise if that kind of government is to be established if there is no compromise that government won't happen nobody wants a 3rd election but it has been the specter kind of that hanging over israeli society ever since the 2nd elections were called. i'd like to ask you avigdor lieberman's nationalist party is being labeled the king as you have pointed out but i want to ask you about the joints least the lines of our of pot he's performed very strongly what influence if any could die have in this well i mean the 1st major influence they had is that the they they their vote rose i mean that's the most important thing right now they seem to be getti

african still it's a make concern that could again same thing to violence meanwhile the government has set it will send a special envoy to deliver its condemnation directly to south africa. for more on this we're joined by professor kalibo come up when you're from pretoria he's a political scientist at the university of south africa hello professor many thanks for your time now there's been retaliation in nigeria against south african businesses but surely violence is not is not the solution to violence as it. violence is definitely not the solution we hope and believe that against especially those in south africa he is not the only government as you say the police in everyone here or in this out i'd find it's it's a country welcome to the senses it's ready and able to deal with this issue in the way that the status of the continent and retaliation and counter-retaliation in my view is not going to be solution as they say you know in ireland i mean. we don't want. ok now let's listen to a clip from president. attacks on. people who run businesses from foreign nationals and something that's