>> johanna: two things.d be walking the streets, and she didn't bribe any want to get her daughter into any colleges. >> harris: are you sure? >> johanna: second of all, on the point of, what should we do here? it's particularly ironic today when we are talking about the trump administration not giving over the whistle-blowers' report, that they are also saying we need to show more transparency. >> kennedy: amen, i love transparency! >> johanna: i am for transparency. i will be consistency consister transparency again. in terms of the end of the day, whether we should politicize intelligence, i think that's a bad idea. >> kennedy: it's a horrible idea. well-said! thank you so much, johanna. thanks to you, chris wilson. our one lucky guy. back on the couch tomorrow at noon eastern, 9:00 in the west. now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. we are waiting president trump, expected to make remarks shortly on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. you are watching "outnumbered o

-- johanna konta. she is one set all with pliskova. despite johanna konta.ng the better of it, so i it looked as though pliskova was going to get thejob looked as though pliskova was going to get the job done. but contact reeled off five games in a row to ta ke reeled off five games in a row to take the second set. —— johanna konta. it is now two games all in the third. thanks for that, david. after finishing fourth in the womens world cup this summer, england's women are now looking ahead to the next major tourament when they host the european championships in 2021. jodie taylor has been talking to the bbc and says she's been so impressed by what she's seen. we look over the last few years and over other tournaments, the style and brand of football we are playing now is the best it's ever been. it'sjust fine margins now, and we went toe to toe in america in the world cup, and the gap really is not that small and the fact that we are able to identifies areas we can make huge drives and over the next six to 12 months, two years, is quite exciting. and just be

first time with us, johanna is here. she worked with president obama in the white house during both terms. eager to get your perspective on this. you have been there when big decisions are made like this. >> yeah. the timing is questionable. i mean, if you look -- >> why? >> september is always a really busy national security month. you have the u.n. general assembly meeting going on. it's the eve of 9-11. to make this decision that quickly, there must be something significant behind it. if not, you're throwing a lot of things in to the air right before your meeting with all the world leaders at -- >> he just did. >> you did. >> you have that on the horizon no matter what you do. we're having international conversations because of the border, national security issues there and trade. it's like a conveyor belt. i want to ask you about style and substance here. we know it's the president's style to say i will sit down with anybody. some people, we talked about this a lot, see that as a difference and refreshing. sometimes

johanna konta is on the other side of the draw.he plays tomorrow, she plays the fifth seed, the best she has ever done is getting to the quarterfinal of this student. serena williams, she has 23 grand slam singles titles. no one else left has got a title, no one else left has got a title, no one else left has been to a grand slam final. a canadian player has won two of the biggest titles under the grand slams on the tour this year but serena williams now must be feeling really good that she can equal the record of 24. johanna konta, after defeating the world number three in the last round, has got a good opportunity to make herfirst us open semifinal. an exciting prospect. turning to the main‘s game, with the djokovic out, who is now the favourite? we thought we might for the first time in new york have a roger federer and rafa nadal meeting, that would have to come in the final, roger federer is five—time champion, rafa nadal has won this title on three occasions, and we just lost their world number six, who would have faced the w

in sport, johanna konta looks to book a place in the us open semifinals later, the defending championis safely through. he is on course to play roger federer in the final. he beat marin cilic. nadal heading ever closer to federal‘s 20 grand slam titles. steve smith returns for australia tomorrow. stuart broad says jofra archer will australia tomorrow. stuart broad sastofra archer will relish the chance to bowl against him again. wales face northern ireland later in the second qualifying for euro 2021. wales are expected to challenge for top spot in their group. i will be back with more on those stories later in the hour. more on brexit — and a judge in edinburgh is due to hear arguments over the prime minister's plan to shut down parliament at westminster for five weeks in september and october, ahead of a queen's speech. a cross party group of parliamentarians, headed by snp mpjoanna cherry and liberal democrat leader jo swinson, wants a ruling that borisjohnson is acting illegally. the uk government opposes the move, arguing it acted within its powers by seeking to prorogue parliame

britain's johanna konta is throught to the quarter finals of the us open tennis tournament.nd we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the mirror's nicola bartlett, and the president of the foreign press association, benedicte paviot. stay with us for that. good evening and welcome to bbc news. conservative mps have been warned that, if they fail to support the government during this crucial week for brexit, they may face being barred as candidates at the next election. it comes as opponents of a no—deal brexit prepare to try and push through a law that would prevent it. but a cabinet minister has refused to say if the government would be bound by the will of mps and any new laws they pass. here's our political correspondent iain watson. chanting: boris johnson's got to go! a week of protests on the streets, and a week of rebellion at westminster lies ahead. save our democracy! these protesters want the suspension of parliament later this month lifted. but mps will still meet this week and opposition parties plan to seize control of the parliamentar

let's bring in alex, johanna and andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor. i'm told we have a new statement from joe biden, the former vice president. it says this. >> dana: andy mccarthy, can i go to you on two things? first of all, joe biden certainly figuring out a way. he thinks in my mind reading that statement that he just put out, he has to fight fire with fire. the president just now was basically laying it all out there saying i want to know everything. joe biden now basically says -- sounds like he's for impeachment when he says hold the president accountable. your thoughts on that. >> yeah, i think that what he's saying, dana, doesn't square with what we're seeing in transcripts. for example, the last bit about, you know, russia, the transcript has zelensky thanking trump for the extraordinary assistance to the united states under the trump administration is giving to ukraine in connection with the russian federation and favorably compares it to what they're getting from germany and france. and on this idea of wh

that is after the 2a—year—old, who has never made it this far at flushing meadows, broke britain's johannah game of the opening set to eventually claim it 6—4, and in the second set, she managed to break again to serve it out. svitolina is the highest seed left in the draw and has steadily built her game this year, after claiming the season—ending wta tour finals event in 2018. you have to bring your best game to beat them, it doesn't matter who it is going to be in the semi—final, but if it is serena, it is an amazing champion. probably going to be really tough against her. in the men's draw, russian daniil medvedev has reached the semi—finals after overcoming former champion stan wawrinka in four sets. despite requiring treatment to a thigh injury during the first set, the 23—year—old won it on a tie—break, before going two sets up on the back of wonderful play such as this drop shot. the 2016 winner, wawrinka, rallied to claim the third set. but medvedev raced through the fourth to claim a 7—6, 6—3, 3—6, 6—1win over the 23rd seed, and he will now meet either five—time us open winner rog

britain's johanna konta is throught to the quarter finals of the us open tennis tournament.covering drug addict in a million little pieces. find out what james king made of that, and the week's other cinema releases, in the film review in 15 minutes. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the mirror's political correspondent, nicola bartlett, and the president of the foreign press association, benedicte paviot. roslyn wilson has been in touch that oui’ roslyn wilson has been in touch that our diction is so good she barely needs the subtitles. isn't that wonderful. are already in: many of tomorrow's front pages are already in: a warning from the prime minister on tomorrow's telegraph — tories who defy borisjohnson by trying to stop a no—deal brexit will be expelled from the party. more of the same on the telegraph, as the prime minister warns rebel tory‘s, "i'll kick you out the party!" mps who block no—deal will be banned from standing as conservatives. ready steady chaos! the metro warns westminster mayhem looms

and johanna konta made history by becoming the first british women —— woman to reach the next stage ofna pliskova. the number three seed and another star of the sport that won't finish in the next week of the grand slam. meanwhile roger federer has cruised into the quarter finals at flushing meadow with a straight sets win over beligum's david goffin. the fed gobbling up 9 of the 10 break points coming his win to see off the 16th seed 6—2 6—2 6—0 injust 78 minutes... next up for the the swiss five—time champion, bulgarian grigor dimitrov look, sometimes these scores just happen. you catch a good day, the opponent doesn't and things happen very quickly. maybe he struggled a bit early on but i found my groove after a while and was able to roll. i never looked back. ithought after a while and was able to roll. i never looked back. i thought david wasn't nearly as good as i expected him to be. he was struggling a little bit today. new zealand fought back from a difficult position to beat sri lanka by 5 wickets in the first of three t20s. the hosts managed 174 in their 20 overs. kusal mendi

that scope or it firms do water fide violence against women the demonstrators gathered outside the johanna's big stock exchange and san 10 they say corporate businesses in south africa of long exploited women and black people a need to do more to address the problems crime figures released on thursday show did sexual offences including break address him by for the point 6 to kenya now where wind turbines are providing plenty of power for the national grid to lake turkana but the electricity doesn't reach everyone distribution is a matter of the state and local fishing villages are easily overlooked. lake turkana has plenty of fish but with this primitive raft tarla politics just catches a single fish that will earn a $0.90 at most his wife and 6 children are waiting at home the money will not be enough for a good meal in the evening. the fisherman can only dream of a boat like this the fishing village is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and also lacks the blessings of the modern world there is no electricity for miles around. fresh fish sell well in the nearby town but only ca

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johanna konta is a big story right now.na next, and said getting to the quarter—finals was a massive achievement against a tricky opponent. my record shows that i find it difficult to play against karolina and i am just pleased that i was able to just find a way and enjoy being out there and knowing that nothing was for certain and i could have lost that match just as easily as i would have won it. the first british woman into the quarter—finals there since 1983. we don't often say this — the defending champion novak djokovic is out. he withdrew with a shoulder injury. he was two sets down against stan wawrinka when he was forced to quit and was booed off court as he departed, he later said he was sorry for the crowd butjust couldn't carry on. —— sorry to the crowd. no boos, just cheers for roger. look how easy federer makes this look in his victory over david goffin — barely a bead of sweat in that headband. he only dropped four games as he reached the quarter—finals. formula one paid tribute to anthoine hubert the french

that would be 38-year-old aerial acrobat johanna supake. >> j.phenomenal dancer, the movement quality is there. i think the most challenging thing was going upside down. >> learning pole dancing was probably one of the most challenging things i've ever done for a film. my arm is still recovering. ♪ >> j. lo's got a pole in each of her three homes. a-rod would try to sneak a peek at her rehearsal. >> he wandered by a little bit at the beginning, but honestly those sessions were mostly private. >> are you in? >> well, i'm always up for a challenge, so in my one-on-one, i started with that carousel. >> and right around. >> whoo! >> don't think too hard. >> okay. >> yes! yes! there you go. beautiful. >> okay. now the reverse carousel. >> yes! very nice. >> oh, i got a leg cramp. i have the worst leg cramp. >> but i got it down. the next move was called the peter pan. >> beautiful. beautiful. yes! >> johanna's choreographed for miley and madonna and now performs for cirque du soleil, but could she put me down in the crucifix? >> oh! >> jennifer, who's

however johanna konta has won six of their seven previous meetings.ance to get hertiming, she a factor, giving her a chance to get her timing, she will face a much bigger hitting player in pliskova today. but this match is anybody‘s, they are just about to come out on they are just about to come out on the lewis armstrong court, the second coat here at the lewis open for the last 16 clash. roger federer continues his quest to win the final? he is a 5-2 up against david goffin, he was an early break of serve down, but then he reeled off 15 points in a row against the belgium who has won only one of their previous nine matches. that is a very heavy favourite for this match. it will be interesting to see who comes through. fedor has the set point. we have just lost who comes through. fedor has the set point. we havejust lost the who comes through. fedor has the set point. we have just lost the second seed nadal federer. ash party has just been beaten by wang qiang of china. —— ashleigh barty. thanks david, and staying at the us open, defending champion n

standing in her way, in the semi—finals later — is the ukrainian elina svitolina, who knocked out johannaee first—time finallists from both the womens‘s and mens‘s side of the draw. earlier, i spoke to the bbc‘s tennis correspondent, who's in new york for us. he thinks the way williams deals with the pressure from home support could be the difference. she has got to three grand slam finals since she returned from maternity leave. 0n finals since she returned from maternity leave. on each occasion she has been beaten by one of the best players in the world, or at least someone who went on to become the world number one. the test heard today would be that elina svitolina is not category. it is the first top 16 player that williams has played so 16 player that williams has played so far, svitolina is the best seat. she has yet to drop pc basel said. she has yet to drop pc basel said. she is a regular winnerfor a while, but now seems finally to becoming up for a solution on the grand slams. whether she can beat williams in the semifinals of the us open in front of her home crowd remains to be

so plenty of sport this afternoon — including johanna konta's round of 16 match against karolina pliskova to date across the afternoon. but now on the bbc news channel — it is time for the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from bonny scotland, where we will be discovering some of this region's distinctive dwellings stretching back to the neolithic age. also coming up on this week's show: we pay a visit to one of the most remote bars in the world. mike looks ahead to the rugby world cup in trending travel. and we are in buenos aires where tango's been given a bit of a shakeup. i prefer to follow, and my favourite thing about following is that every leader has a different story to tell. we are starting this week here in the outer hebrides, or western isles, a group of islands off the extreme north—west coast of scotland. known for their rugged beauty and wildlife, it's also where you'll find these. they are called crannogs, and they mightjust seem like random, small, overgrown islands, but they were once ancient man—made loch dwellings during the iro

madam speaker, i rise today to recognize brigadier general johanna clyburn for earning the rank of major general and becoming the first major two star general in minnesota's national guard. for 30 years brigadier general clyburn has risen through the ranks. she did this while having a family, earning a law degree, and becoming a successful attorney. the example she's set for other women in the military and beyond is a legacy to be proud of. i was honored to have her participate on a panel for our annual young women in leadership program for high school students in minnesota. her leadership and life experience inspired not only the participants but me and my staff as well. congratulations, brigadier general cly born, on your outstanding achievement. thank you for your decades of service to our nation and being such a great role model for young women. we are lucky to have individuals like you devoted to the safety and security of our nation. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize kathy coles. she recently earned her eighth muree dan black belt in song kwan taekwondo. this is an amazing a

don't expect to see a very warm temps or few at about 17 degrees but it will be warm up here towards johanna's very with plenty of sun a 29 in durban and about 26 degrees for you. from inside the walls of a west african prison. a chance to create to express emotion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. a renowned choreographer shares his passion for dogs inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of the past and the confines of their present the dance of the witness documentary on al-jazeera. it watching al-jazeera remind of the top stories this hour protests have broken out across egypt with thousands demanding the president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months or after suffocating from tear gas. the u.s. plans to send additional troops to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran for last week's attacks the rebels said they were behind it tehran has denied involvement. and who the rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi a

in tennis, johanna konta is through to the quarterfinals of the us open after beating number three seedown to win 6—7, 6—3, 7—5, and will meet either elina svitolina or madison keys in the last eight. konta is the first british woman to reach the quarter final stage at flushing meadows since 1983. about a thousand landscape painters took to the cliffs at lands end in cornwall this morning. their aim was to break a record, and to raise awareness about coastal erosion. our arts correspondent david sillito was there. i've never seen so many people on this path before. it's incredible. and so lovely to see, and it's a beautiful day. to be here with a thousand other artists, it's quite an extraordinary and quite weird thing, yes. welcome to lands end, one of the most familiar stretches of the british coastline, and today packed with painters. hundreds upon hundreds lined from here to sennen cove, both capturing the beauty but also reminding us of the threats to that beauty. i love it down here, all the granite and crystal clear water and white sand. to be amongst so many other artists as wel

tournament the 1st time. 3rd seed carolina place given also out of place given one the 1st set against johanna concert at the brits in it back to reach the last 8 at flushing meadows for the 1st time on. a twisted ankle can stop serving a williams from reaching the quarters despite rolling on her right ankle here in the 2nd set and receiving lengthy medical treatment the 8th seed just super strong for petra martin of croatia american base and her in straight sets to advance to be on the way it's. 5 time champion roger federer i was in cruise control during his last 16 encounter with that would go fine of belgian the 38 year old winning in straight sets for the loss of just 4 games that are aiming for his 1st u.s. arkansas victory since 2000 it's. all that serious missed out on an early season chance to move top of italy's saria after the run darby finished in a draw. round is xander call in the spirit here the 1st of elsie that suiting to the woodwork a total of 6 times in an evenly consistent match. of benchley grabbing was a while see after the break is the game finished $11.00 is only the 2

in the last few minutes, british tennis number one johanna konta has reached the quarter finals of thehe opening set 7—6. but she fought back — winning the next two 6—3, 7—5. it is her first it is herfirst us open quarterfinal, and she will face either madison keys or elina svitolina next. roger federer has eased into the quarterfinals. he thrashed belgium's david goffin 6—2, 6—2, 6—love injust 78 minutes. federer will face grigor dimitrov in the last eight. warren gatland has named his final 31 man squad for the rugby world cup that starts in just under 3 weeks in japan. rhys patchell, who scored a try yesterday against the irish, is included at fly half. that's as back up to dan biggar. lock cory hill is also in the squad despite currently being sidelined with a fractured leg. wales begin their world cup campaign in japan against georgia on the 23rd september. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. thousands of pro—democracy protesters brought chaos to hong kong international airport today — blocking road and rail links and forcing dozens of flights to be cancelled. polic

britain's johanna konta is throught to the quarter finals of the us open tennis tournament.s, the mirror's nicola bartlett, and the president of the foreign press association, benedicte paviot.

after days of right in the eating is not really to be quieted to tori and johanna spoke people are assessing what was lost and trying to pick up the pieces but it could take longer for south africa to repair the damage done and change the perception some have that foreign african nationals are not welcome here how tough al-jazeera put on. their breaking news to bring to you zimbabwe's founding leader robert mugabe has died at the age of 95 courses the country's 1st prime minister he had been in poor health he was being treated in singapore he served as the head of the country for 30 years before being deposed in a military coup in 2017. deliberate to turn into a tyrant the man who destroyed a promising country through his determination to cling on to power. by some but in the end despised by many in zimbabwe of the widely admired across africa as a hero who fought colonialism and stood up to the west. 965. aeons mrs white settlers declare independence from britain an event that they find robert mugabe's life and still holds his country. the black majority resisted races in the cities and out

extent and the escalating a sexual assault numbers in south africa much of the major miller live in johanna's i thank you very much. still to come here at al-jazeera as a economy tanks in argentina hunger rises thousands of protesters demanding more government help. hello again welcome back we're here cross the caspian we are looking at a weather system that brought a lot of wind as well as rain to many locations for so the good news is are going to be improving by the time we get towards the end of the week we expect to see attempt a few about $25.00 with more sun in the forecast for tehran though it is going to be a nice day 28 in for kuwait city though we do think that we're going to see a tempter come down to about 41 but still very humid along the coastal areas as we go into the weekend well here across the gulf the winds have died down we saw some good news there but in terms of the middle we're still looking at expertly in the morning high humid as well as the overnight hours for doha 41 degrees as we go toward saturday 41 degrees as well down across parts of oman though salo will see

johanna konta is up to eleventh in the world rankings following her run to the quarterfinals at flushingne stands on the brink of a place in the top ten for the first time in 18 months. england have named an unchanged squad for the final ashes test that starts on thursday. yesterday's defeat at old trafford means australia retain the ashes, but england can level the series with a win at the oval. joe root has insisted that he is the right man to captain the side, despite australia leaving england with the ashes for the first time in 18 years. there are two more euro qualifers tonight involving home nations. tough trip for scotland to unbeaten belgium, and northern ireland will be looking to stay top of group c. they have to avoid defeat to germany at windsor park, to germany at windsor park. the germans lost to the netherlands last friday, who are also vying for one of the two qualification spots. you can listen to northern ireland against germany on five live and radio ulster. wales‘s friendly against belarus is on radio wales, and highlights will be on bbc wales at 10:35pm tonight. all

is through to the us open semifinals for the first time after a straight—sets win over britain's johannand she'll face serena williams after she routed china's wang qiang, winning 6—1, 6—0 injust 44 minutes. you have to bring your best game to beat them. it doesn't matter who it's going to be in the semifinal, but obviously serena is an amazing champion. probably going to be tough, really tough against her. while in the men's draw, daniil medvedev moved through to the semifinals after a a—set win over 2016 champion stan wawrinka. despite being troubled by a thigh injury in the first set, the russian recovered to move into a grand slam semifinal for the first time. second seed rafael nadal continues his bid for a fourth us open title later when he faces argentina's diego schwartzman in their quarterfinal. the spaniard is also looking for a 19th grand slam title overall and he faces a 20th seed who he's beaten in all seven match—ups to date. steve smith returns to the australian side for the fourth ashes test against england, set to get under way in manchester later on wednesday. the world

british number one johanna konta is out of the us open after she was beaten in straight sets by the ukrainian reach the quarter—finals of the tournament sincejo durie in 1983, but could not go any further after she was defeated 6—4, 6—4 on the arthur ashe court. svitolina is the highest seed left in the draw, and will now play serena williams or china's wang qiang in the last four. england have failed to win for a second successive game since the world cup, that following a 2—1 friendly defeat in norway this evening. the defeat follows a 3—3 draw with belgium last week. jo currie has the details from bergen. well, after that disappointing draw against belgium last week, the lionesses landed in bergen eager to improve. and they — maybe that should be sta nway improve. and they — maybe that should be stanway — set out a stall early on with this audacious effort. the 20—year—old manchester city striker lighting up the stadium with this pinpoint finish. she almost couldn't believe just how good it was. her team—mates, though, certainly could, as they went 1—0 at the restart, telford got a glove t

johanna konta is the first british women in 36 years to reach the quarter—finals of the us open. it didn't look likely when she was a set and 3—1 down in the match, but she dug deep to knock out the third seed karolina pliskova. she faces elina svitolina next. big news in the men's draw is the withdrawal of the defending champion and world number one novak djokovic. he was two sets down in his 11th round match against stan wawrinka when he had to call it a day because of a shoulder injury that had been troubling him all week in new york. he was booed off court. he later apologised to the crowd but explained that he just couldn't carry on. i'm not being offended or mistreated by anybody. i don't paint too much attention to that. i like to respect others and i hope that others can respect me and my decision. i'm sorry for the crowd. obviously, they came to see a full match. it wasn't to be. )that opens up roger federer‘s path to the final, he would have expected to meet djokovic in the semis. he completely outcalssed david goffin to reach the quarters — he only dropped four games.

after days of write in looting is now relatively quiet in pretoria and johanna spoke people are assessing what was lost and trying to pick up the pieces but it could take longer for south africa to repair the damage done and change the perception some have that foreign african nationals are not welcome here al-jazeera potoroo sudan has sworn in its 1st female foreign minister after a new prime minister took her last month cabinet members of the sovereign council have now been chosen as the 1st cabinet since former president omar al bashir was deposed in april hiper morgan reports from concert. executive cabinet and built by sudan's prime minister abdullah handle comes after days of deliberation between him sudan's sovereign council and the forces of freedom and change coalition which submitted the list of names to be picked from now the prime minister just before giving the list of the names of the people who will be ministers in the transitional government said that he was very careful to make sure that women got represented because as per his words they were at the forefront of this rev

and in sport later on bbc news: johanna konta takes to the court at the us open, looking to make the in new york for the first time. good evening from westminster, where we're just hours away from a momentous vote in parliament that could see mps take charge and try to force the prime minister to ask for another delay to brexit. rebel conservatives will join forces with the opposition as they attempt to block a no—deal brexit. downing street says if the government loses tonight, they'll seek a snap election next month. the mood inside the house of commons is febrile this evening — the government's working majority has been slashed to zero before the debate even gets under way after tory mp dr phillip lee crossed the floor and defected to the liberal democrats. tories who defy the government in the next few hours know that they could face expulsion from their party and deselection as mp5. our first report tonight is from our political editor, laura kuenssberg. nu eire. the former greece in government have become buddies for number ten. selects have this conversation. we'lljust hear wh

don't expect to see a very warm temps or few at about 17 degrees but it will be warm up here towards johanna's very with plenty of sun a 29 in durban and about 26 degrees for you. stories generate fountains of headlines. separate the spin from the facts the misinformation from the journalism with the listening post on al-jazeera. and just 20. 1 from a summit. almost part of the effects of salt on. many such a sunset was it a visit somebody comes to this place this all this money on something the climate change is. the life of the. bonnet that's all. calls for egypt's president to resign rare protests across the country demanding abdel fatah removal. back to watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. is sending additional troops and military equipment to solder arabia and the u.a.e. in the aftermath of the attacks on saudi oil facilities we share one planet they did fire only hold it why are we letting her get away with a call for global action millions of young people take the lead in the biggest ever climate protests plus. a major supposed to research laboratory on the red sea

after days of right in looting is now relatively quiet and johanna spoke people are assessing what was lost and trying to pick up the pieces but it could take longer for south africa to repair the damage done and change the perception some have that foreign african nationals are not welcome here al-jazeera. speak now to dr tim a legend i swear limaye who is a nigerian researcher at the university of johannesburg thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera can i 1st ask you your opinion as to what it is that has really sparked the these riots in this aggression i know that the level of unemployment in south africa apparently is the highest it's been since records began only 11 years ago or 28 percent is this about jobs this is about people feeling that the guests in the country are taking their jobs what do you think is behind it. thank you sue for having me here. know parts of. our costs of this order then. the removed and been beaten maybe pneumococcal about. this social psychological make up of a number of what are green that we've gone through it. has to do with appetite but i

police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johanna's bank is being like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time mohamed atta hussein has been through this he says is either still in another part of the city was looted last year it is it something like this. how can his dragon. make something from i can release from a children's book on my finances day libya come from sort of the like not for a crime or whatever. only for. some time africans believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence mario says he got a phone call aly in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage i still found people still looting as are all of you with the police presence and all of the ses it's not about. a 14 foot in the shop on the surface it isn't blois said if you see people that work for me in the shop and they told me it's just to be a community attack that they

after days of right is not a relatively quiet to tory and johanna spoke people are assessing what was lost and trying to pick up the pieces but it could take longer for south africa to repair the damage done and change the perception some have that foreign african nationals are not welcome here. now sudan has its 1st female foreign minister after swearing in a new prime minister last month cabinet members of the sovereign council have now been chosen this is after of course months of political uncertainty and violence in sudan is the 1st cabinet since former president omar bashir was deposed in april and stopped to have a morgan about this in khartoum so much of the problems leading up to this has been about representation about who is going to be from which side of the argument here so how does the cabinet then look as representative of the country. that's something the prime minister spoke about just before he announced the name of the ministers who will be appointed who will be sworn in in the coming days he said that the reason why there was a delay in naming or and dealing this c

police in south africa try again to stop writing and looting in some poor neighborhoods in and around johanna's bank is been like this since sunday some of the businesses and shops are vandalized belong to foreign nationals this is not the 1st time mohamed atta hussein has been through this he says his other still in another part of the city was looted last if you say something like this. how can his dragon. make something for my kidneys from a chicken dance on my finances day because i'm from sort of like not for a crime or whatever. only for. some time africans believe criminal gangs are responsible for the violence mario says he got a phone call aly in the morning that his business was being looted but it was too dangerous for him to move now that it's relatively quiet he's come back to assess the damage are still falling people still looting as are all of you with the police presence and all that to say that it's not about. a 14 foot in the shop on the side if a citizen blois said if you see people that worked for me in the shop and they told me it's just to be a community effect if they do

. >> como johanna y otros niÑos. es que Él va a tener una oportunidad. tu hijo va a ser diferente, tu hijo va tener morbilidad diferentetu >> entre nuevos amigos larÍn pr. >> el talento es importante, pero tambiÉn las ganas de salir adelante. y como vieron este joven estÁ decidido a brillar . johan continÚa concentrÁndoseen sus estudios y entrenando rigurosamente para ser un gran bailarÍn. a continuaciÓn un adelanto de la prÓxima edición de "aquÍ y ahora". >> la masacre de el paso se convirtiÓ en una advertencia. para muchos el manifiesto publicado por el pistolero es una declaratoria de guerra racial contra los latinos que viven en estados unidos.nade su antecesores. revelamos las estrategias secretas para promover sus mensajes, reclutar nuevos miembros y financiar sus actividades. ediciÓn especial de "aquÍ y ahora", supremacistas, las redes del odio. >> ediciÓn especial "aquÍ y ahora" la prÓxima semana. con eso terminamos nuestro programa. hasta pronto y gracias por su preferencia. ♪ >> ¿estÁ grabando? >> listo, gr

i spoke earlier today with johanna hayes, a freshman democrat from connecticut and she talked about whathappen over the recess. >> how do you educate folks saying this is how we do it, this is the process? making sure that -- even if they don't side -- >> it's interesting that you say that. one of the things i did this week, i put a civics 101 lesson on social media. this is the impeachment process. >> steny hoyer said it's important to have this recess. it was on the box last november after house secured control of the house. hoyer says congress ought to be talking to their constituents. i think the consideration of the public's viewpoint is critically important, shep. >> shepard: looking at these polls that just came out, it appears that the idea of impeachment is gaining some degree of popularity, if that's the right word. i wonder if there's a sense that more in congress will come around after this district meet. >> right. the thing to watch are the 31 democrats that represent trump districts, districts that voted for president trump and some of these democrats won when democrats too

johanna konta sets her sights on a semi—final spot at the us open later, but it's goodbye to the worldber one and defending champion naomi osaka, who's out. in the uk much milder this morning compared to yesterday for the commute. driest and brightest in the south and east. all the details later. it's tuesday, the 3rd of september. our top story: a momentous day ahead in westminster as tory rebels join forces with opposition mps to try to block a no—deal brexit on october 31st. if defeated, borisjohnson has threatened a third general election in four years, which could come as soon as the middle of next month. here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. protester: boris, boris, boris! chanting: out, out, out! welcome back to westminster. mps return from their summer break today to a raging debate about brexit. yesterday evening, the prime minister raised the stakes with a warning to those trying to block a no deal exit, they could force him to go to the polls. let's let our negotiators to get on with their work without that sort of damocles over their necks and without an elect

thank you so much, johanna. thanks to you, chris wilson. our one lucky guy. back on the couch tomorrow at noon eastern, 9:00 in the west. now, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. we are waiting president trump, expected to make remarks shortly on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. you are watching "outnumbered overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. at any moment, president trump will be meeting with pakistan's prime minister amid a growing firestorm as democrats are accusing the president of pushing ukraine to investigate the business dealings of former vice president joe biden's son. but the president today defended his phone call with ukraine's president, which happened back in july, saying democrats are misfiring in their demands for an investigation. watch. >> we had an appropriate phone call with the president of ukraine. everybody knows it's, it's just the democratic witch hunts. the ricoh again. they failed with the russians, the field with recession, they failed with everything. now they are bringing this up. the one

let's ask johanna caldwell. let me start with you. nancy pelosi has pushed back and pushed back and maybe it's a tidal wave now. it's so amazing that she might be able to go through with this with so very little -- we don't know a lot about the whistle-blower situation. >> i don't see this as procedural and she made that point. when we look at the history of impeachment it sets a precedent. right now we have a whistle-blower report that the white house still hasn't handed over to congress even though congress has been asking for it. you want a whistle-blower to be able to go through the proper government channels to give any information of wrongdoing through those channels instead of going outside of those channels. and so she is saying we have to file -- or she will say at 5:00 what her next step is to get the procedure in place. >> charles: so it's not an official impeachment inquiry? >> she's going to speak at 5:00 o'clock. >> charles: they are trying to get the whistle-blower to come before the panel in a closed session this week.

and johanna konta earns another slice of tennis history as she reaches the quarterfinals of the us opencoming the first british woman to do so since 1983. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. downing street has warned conservative mps not to rebel against the government by supporting attempts to block a no—deal brexit, or they risk being sacked. it comes ahead of a critical week at westminster, as a cross—party group of mps is planning to introduce legislation to stop the uk leaving the eu without an agreement. tory mps have been told to tow the party line or they face being kicked out of the party or even barred from standing as a tory candidate at the next election. tory whips have told the rebels they will "destroy" boris johnson's negotiating position if they allow no—deal to be taken off the table. so, let's take a look at what's in store for the week ahead. tomorrow, mps return to the commons after summer recess, where legislation to stop no—deal will be introduced by opposition mps. on wednesday, the bill will be debated in the commons. at midday, borisjohnson will take

the british number one johanna konta is facing the third seed karolina pliskova in the last 16 at thethat's all the sport for now. thank you very much. about 1000 landscape painters took to the cliffs of cornwall this morning. their aim — to break a record, and help save the coastline's crumbling paths. our arts correspondent, david sillito, explains. i've never seen so many people on this path before, it's incredible. and so lovely to see and it's a beautiful day. to be here with 1000 artists, it's quite an extraordinary and quite a weird thing, yes. welcome to lands end, one of the most familiar stretches of the british coastline and today, packed with painters. hundreds upon hundreds lined from here to sennen cove, both capturing the beauty but also reminding us of the threats to that beauty. i love it down here, all the granite and crystal clear water and white sand. to be amongst so many other artists as well, i'm usually quite a solitary painter, so i don't really mix with other people doing what i'm doing. there's a much bigger message here and it's trying to get people to unde

after days of right in looting is now relatively quiet and johanna spoke people are assessing what was lost and trying to pick up the pieces but it could take longer for south africa to repair the damage done and change the perception some have that foreign african nationals are not welcome here. sudan has sworn in its 1st female foreign minister after swearing in a new prime minister last month cabinet members of the sovereign council have now been chosen as small abdullah has been picked to head the foreign ministry according to the main opposition alliance his the 1st cabinet since former president bashir was deposed in april and comes off to months of political uncertainty and violence in sudan. hong kong's embattled leader insists the chinese government supports her move to kill a controversial bill that spot months of turmoil kerry has faced the media for the 1st time since announcing she was withdrawing the proposed law which would have allowed the extradition of suspects to mainland china but many protests to say it's also enough and more demonstrations have been planned to the

expect to see a very warm temps are few at about 17 degrees but it will be warm up here towards johanna's very with plenty of sun at 29 and durban at about 26 degrees for you. sponsored by catalona. talk. we. give to the people who will be attending the workshop we listen i'm supposed to explain apologize for someone who is also terrorizing we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. you're watching our jazeera remind of our top stories this hour protests have broken out across egypt with thousands demanding that president abdel fattah el-sisi resign there are reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months after suffocating from tear gas. the u.s. plans to send additional troops to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in response to the recent attacks on saudi oil facilities washington has blamed iran for the last week's attacks though yemen's who 3 rebels said they were behind it tehran has denied involvement. rebels have offered to stop targeting saudi arabian territory so long as the kingdom also holds its fire but they warn that riyadh or suffer th

y tambiÉn amigo muriÓ la bailarina y coreÓgrafa johanna que es espaÑola fue por un accidente pirotÉcnicoal herida y no logrÓ sobrevivir. >>> una gran pÉrdida una mujer de 30 aÑos y bueno aparentemente fue un problema cuando cargaron el cartucho la sustancia con la cual fue cargada no fue la adecuada la explosiÓn fue mÁs fuerte de lo se esperaba estaba en el momento preciso de la explosiÓn en el lugar inadecuado y fue asÍ como falleciÓ esta artista espaÑola que lamentoamos mucho. >>> no saben ellos no en oportunidad Ían por quÉ habÍa pasado esto, porque estos fuegos parece que lo han usado otras veces al mismo proveedor que siempre se los compran pero despuÉs de esta mala funciÓn, van a tener que revisar como es que hacen esto para que no vuelva a ocurrir. >>> no es la primera vez que pasa, pero ma de que hablar porque fueron perd irld fatal de una artista, pero bueno hemos visto otras ocasiones donde se les quema el pelo o se enredan en un ventilador o cosas de ese tipo pero en te caso hubo que lamentar la muerte de esta artista, fortaleza para la familia. fortaleza y que descanse en paz

former white house aide to president obama johanna maska. >> thank you.at it will actually backfire on democrats. i hear the thing. americans are tired of toxicity in politics. steve: 100%. >> i was raised by republicans in kansas, kansas republican and illinois. you know when you are in a place like kansas you can't just resist. you have to get along. so i think we're in a situation where americans want the government to work, right? i don't think the toxicity in politics went away yesterday but i do think it was unusual that we had a unanimous senate resolution that caught on the white house to release the whistle-blower's transcript, whistle-blower's report. steve: right. >> that changes things and the reason why it is not unusual for a president of the united states to talk to the president of ukraine about corruption. that has been going on since the '90s, when ukraine left the soviet union. steve: right. >> what that is unusual how that turns to biden. the reason why that is unusual, before those calls i have been part of those meetings where there