you have risen up to take up the mantle of our democracy. this is how we win. i ask for your support. we will lead this ticket to victory. thank you. [cheers and applause] gets to see you all. thank you all so much. thank you. telling just begin by you how much i love you all. for the kindness with which you have receive us. work on our e who campaign. not just supporters of ours but i'veally every person that met in the hall today regardless of the candidate that you support, you've had a kind word me and to amy, a smile on your face, a word of encouraging. so i just want you to know that i'm grateful to everyone in of this state, every town hall that we've had. you've made us feel at home. us feel welcomed. you've made us feel like we're doing the right thing in the right place. take your responsibility as the first primary state so eriously, and i have met those of you who have told me that you met me five or six times and by make up time you will your mind one way or the other and i'm grateful for that. to say a special word for our campaign, for our our vo

you have risen up to take up the mantle of our democracy. this is how we win. i ask for your support. we will lead this ticket to victory. thank you. [cheers and applause]

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the mantle of what they didn't know that they couldn't was impeachment. he took the mantle and said, we will go after donald trump because we hate donald trump and now we have majority and we have all this stuff that will help us impeach him and now after eight he has going on nine, nothing except smoke and mirrors. dog and pony show. in fact, the dogs and ponies left and now we have nothing but and that's what happened today. thanks. thank you, doug. as i mentioned earlier, there were two special elections. watching, it dy was north carolina's nine. those constituents have not been epresented since we were seated. dan bishop got in the race a little later. the democrats had the exact same opponent. financially had an advantage over us. at the end of the day, this by more than ved two percentage points. i want you to remind one thing. fewer seats to gain to get to the majority than the democrats had two years ago. democrats who sit in seats that president trump carried. six them by more than points. there's one thing i would be if i was about one democrat

union's relations with china while washington continues to hike tariffs on chinese products on the mantle is pushing for a european investment deal with beijing not only that she's banging the heads together reprimanding the unit u.s. and chinese for their trade war in 1st meeting with chinese premier li keqiang at beijing's great hall of the people whose mega said the dispute is affecting the whole world in the hopes that both sides will resolve it soon mr lee didn't seem to focus on his country's problems with us but rather with germany telling the chancellor he hopes germany will accept more chinese companies and loosen export rules for certain goods he went on to say once again that china promises to open up its economy even while. china is becoming an ever more important trading partner for the european union since 2002 a trade has almost tripled according to data from the europeans to to 6 office last year the total trade volume between the european union and china was 605000000000 euros now the bloc exported products worth more than 200000000000 euros to china and imported nearly 4

while washington continues to hike tariffs on chinese products i'm glad mantle is pushing for a european investment deal with beijing not only that she's banging the heads together reprimanding the unit u.s. and chinese for their trade war in 1st meeting with chinese premier li keqiang at beijing's great hall of the people whose mega said the dispute is affecting the whole world and hopes that both sides will resolve it soon mr lee didn't seem to focus on his country's problems with the u.s. but rather with germany telling the chancellor he hopes germany will accept more chinese companies and loosen export rules for certain goods he went on to say once again that china promises to open up its economy even more. china is becoming an ever more important trading partner for the european union since 2002 a trade.

no i don't think from business at least what about of the political level level what it would have mantles chances of getting china to play fair by saying europe's open for business while trumps threatening. i think it's good that she's mentioning it but i talked to some people here today and they say her chances of reaching anything of changing anything are next to 0 1st of all she doesn't have the european mandate and there are other people in brussels who are officially responsible for trade policy but she's viewed i think still is the most powerful woman in the world but even that is not enough i talked to one guy who just recently traveled throughout asia and you know it's not just in china but also in other asian countries like vietnam or korea singapore hong kong a tendency to being more occupied with oneself and no longer as western oriented ne pointed for example to just looking at the cars riding around in china a lot of b.m.w. lookalikes there and not just a real b.m.w. as a driving around so perhaps the chinese also feeling less need to the economy. well if that's 1st in french

joe biden, was his performance enough to keep the mantle? or did someone else steal the show here? >> i didn't see anything fundamentally change in this debate. what i think we saw were some important policy discussions they were having, particularly on the issue of health care that you saw there. and this is something that will continue to play out. it really splits both democratic candidates and democrats, this issue of whether the government should be -- how involved in health care the government should be. we're seeing it play out, the detailed policy discussion, whether democrats should be behind getting rid of the private insurance industry or whether they should build on obamacare and the legacy of president obama. there was no knockout blow or somebody anointed as the heir to obama to go in and take on trump. we saw the incremental moves in the policy discussions. also, interesting clashes on health care. even backed joe biden's record on iraq. we've e seen hseen how the part moved from materially days. >> there were moments, like the moment with biden, with former hud secr

in the election campaign, is that going to be key, that the tories are trying to shed the mantle of beingom labour one of their key allegations against the government. potentially, there was a time when the spending review would be on the front page of most papers but that hasn't happened tonight because we have such big events overtaking it. sajid javid, there's a spending splurge, by conservative standards. the areas it is going, it is areas where the tories want to focus on an election, where they are vulnerable. in the snap election, mps felt they were punished by not funding certain things enough, the nhs, law and order. i think there is i hope that they will win seats in the midlands, in the north, areas that voted heavily to leave. areas that traditionally voted labour, some seats that have never turned blue. we are out of time for now but we will talk about the papers later. we'll be back at 11:30pm for another look at the papers. we'll have more on our top story at 11pm. wednesday was a very blustery day up and down the country, especially the north and west my gusts up to 60 mph

he took the mantle of what they didn't know, that they couldn't do. and that was impeachment. he took the mantle and said we will go after donald trump because we hate donald trump and now we have the majority, and we have all this stuff to help impeach him. now after eight months, going on nine, he has nothing except smoke and mirrors. a dog and pony show. the dog and pony's left, and now we've got nothing but a show. and that's what happened today. thanks. rep. mccarthy: thank you, doug. as i mentioned earlier, there were two special elections. the one everyone was watching to was north carolina. those constituents have not been represented since we have been seated. dan bishop got in the race later. the democrats had the same opponent. financially had an advantage over us, at the end of the day of this tuesday, improved by more than two percentage points. i want to remind you of one thing. we have fewer seats to gain to get to the majority than the democrats had two years ago. there are 31 democrats who sit in seats that president trump carried. 13 of them, by more than six

forward while he was president and when he left office he challenged the rest of us to pick up the mantle and continue the progress. and i think what we heard last night were candidates recognize the progress that we made and recognize that he is the most popular person in the democratic party for a good reason and the question is how are they going to build on it. and i was heartnd to see many of the issues that i hear as i travel the country front and center from what are we going to do to make sure we don't lose health care and build the health care. what are we going to do to reduce gun violence and issues about economy and trade, those were all important issues that were discussed. i wish that the moderators will also asked about the working family issues that i hear about from paid leave to work place flexibility and equal pay for women. we still know women aren't earning as much as men. freeing our society from domestic violence and sexual harassment. those are issues that i do wish the candidates had a chance to talk about. >> does it seem authentic to you when elizabeth warren pr

version and if she loses it won't be because she's woman, but because she's adopting that extreme mantlethink the positions are that extreme. let's face it, she not really going to win with republicans voti voting for her. i know republicans that don't like trump are very much looking for somebody that will appeal to them. >> we have a couple of them here. >> but that is not -- your anomaly. and you are. >> you're lovely anomalies. >> i take anomaly as a compliment. >> but most republicans will vote for trump. that is what will happen. that is the way things work. and it doesn't matter what is happening in the polls because unless there is a one-on-one race we don't know. it is it important to speak to independent-alabamai independent- -- independent leaning democrats. >> and sean spicer on "dancing with the stars," i'll let this live as a beyond flashy salsa. but so this wasn't enough for spicer. he went in and put a trumpian twist saying clearly the judges aren't going to be with me let's send a message to #hollywood that those who stand for #christ won't be discounted. he since delete

he took the mantle of what they didn't know, that they couldn't do. and that was impeachment. he took the mantle and said we will go after donald trump because we hate donald trump and now we have the majority, and we have all this stuff to help impeach him. now after eight months, going on nine, he has nothing except smoke and mirrors. a dog and pony show. the dog and pony's left, and now we've got nothing but a show. and that's what happened today. thanks. rep. mccarthy: thank you, doug. as i mentioned earlier, there were two special elections. the one everyone was watching to was north carolina. those constituents have not been represented since we have been seated. dan bishop got in the race later. the democrats had the same opponent. financially had an advantage over us, at the end of the day of this tuesday, improved by more than two percentage points. i want to remind you of one thing. we have fewer seats to gain to get to the majority than the democrats had two years ago. there are 31 democrats who sit in seats that president trump carried. 13 of them, by more than six

does he want to achieve is that just for his own political gain at home because you want to take the mantleof the western world is he wary of the united states does he see a paradigm shift going on here what it's the root of this here go ahead emmanuel in paris well it's oh of what you've mentioned but i asked to admit that it is not a european position and i. i was not speaking on behalf of the european union. and france is a president sharing the g 7 at least to the end of the year but it is not at the head of european union finland is leading that is having this responsibility since last july i think the position of france which is of course a new paradigm which is a shift must also be put into consider taking into consideration for various. various agenda you mentioned the domestic agenda it is true that imran mccall as bit as been a lot shattered on this position in regards to the internal policy and this leading him not to have a diplomatic agenda which of course is as been put aside with the presidency of the g. 7 and starting with the g. 7 summit in. re assessing the necessity to be

does he want to achieve is that just for his own political gain at home does he want to take the mantle of the western world is he wary of the united states does he see a paradigm shift going on here what it's the root of this here go ahead emmanuel in paris well it's 0 of what you've mentioned but i asked to admit that it is not a european position and then of course not speaking on behalf of the european union i mean and france is a president sharing the g 7 at least till the end of the year but it is not at the head of european union finland is leading that is it has been dismissed france ability since last july i think the position of france which is of course a new paradigm which is a shift must also be put into consider taking into consideration for very. obvious agenda you mentioned the domestic agenda it is true that as bit as been a lot shouted on this position in regards to the internal policy. this leading him not to have a diplomatic agenda which of course is has been put aside with the presidency of the g. 7 and starting with the g. 7 summit in delhi it's really assessing t

behind their podiums and finally the top contenders to take on donald trump and where the democratic mantle election has begun in earnest because we havejoe biden on the stage, flanked by the two progressives nipping at his heels, elizabeth warren, massachusetts senator, and bernie sanders, the vermont senator. what are people in the party looking for from the debate tonight? that's a question i put to yvette simpson on the progressive wing. this is what she had to say. i'm looking for fireworks today. you've got the top candidates on the same stage for the first time, and that gives a lot of opportunity. this is the third debate, so now folks have got the jitters out of them and we should see clear conversation and good tone and good energy from everybody. eve ryone's concerned about the matchup between elizabeth warren and joe biden, but i don't think it will be as crazy as you think. warren, as you know, is a very prepared woman. if she gets attacked, as we expect my from joe biden, she won't take the bait. after her exchange with trump, people want to figure out what she does when she g

meters final was always going to kerry added significance everyone eager to see him could take belts mantle and be the sport's new superstock but whether christian coleman is that man remains to be same off the track the american has missed 3 drugs tests in 12 months however on its own is a class apart. i. and he shared why is he $1.00 in nor in point 76 seconds coming in ahead of defending champion justin gatlin. but questions remain over the 23 year old's checkered past coleman still angry with the u.s. anti-doping agency after they revealed the news about his 3 missed dart tests. as is not something that was ever folks. said you would do something like that a charter. member i'll add information got out there to the public. house where on the track history was made in the women's 10000 meters final she found hasan becoming the 1st one of to win the world's hartle. long jump legend marc hauser mcclatchey to die guaranteed gold in his old events with americans late 08.69 meters still well short of power gold record of 8.948 makes is that right back in 9091. or day 2 ended like day one when

inside the destruction continued they just mantled surveillance cameras destroyed signs and turnstiles. a fire hydrant gushed water across the floor. bus loads of riot police arrived to stop the destruction arresting some people outside the building. earlier demonstrations focused on hong kong's airport again protesters urged the public to help them block all road links to the area they want to make international travelers aware of what they say is beijing's increasing control over the territory. with train service also disrupted arriving passengers had no choice but to walk. was really striking about this 13 week right as movement now is how the president really have managed to keep up the immense and they keep reinventing themselves finding new ways of gaining international attention what we're seeing at the airport is one of them we know that they've tried that tactic before it failed because they're right it's working is it being too violent at that half or they're now trying a different way disrupting transport links to the app this really is an ever evolving and ever changing the

meters final was always going to carry added significance to everyone eager to see who could take both mantle and be the sport's new super strong or whether christian coleman is that man remains to be seen off the track the american has missed 3 drugs test in 12 months however on its colon is a class of parts. i showed why as he won gold in lauren point 76 seconds coming in to head a defending champion justin gatlin i would also say both of those the moon you know crystal calm you know it is just. arlo's an incredible feeling to come out here in the list of guys you know listen to the world samples now to say that i'm a word sample. elsewhere on the track history was made in the women's 10000 meters far though she found her son becoming the 1st darts rather to win the world title. jump legend mark how he could take gold in his old event with americans leap of 8.69 meters still well short of powered world record of 890 meters back in 9091. 32 ended like day one from diehard waterfronts with the mixed 50 kilometer race walk once again the humid conditions made it tough for the competitors. gree

michael johnson the people are getting very excited about him and he seems to be best like to take that mantle of the next you sign but now he's opted out of the 100 metres but even without liles the $100.00 metres men's 100 meters is turning out to be a real blockbuster event as a young nigerian sprinter called divine will do a dual role and he's in good shape to maybe become the 1st african to win gold in the men's 100 meters his make the rivals will be from america as a christian coleman the quickest man in the world this year and the defending world champion justin gatlin but on the women's side idea ashley smith from the u.k. she's the european champion in the 10200 meters and many people think she will be the queen of world sprinting in the years to come and she's got 3 gold medals a window and will tell. how important is it for athletics to put on a good show here or to impose on i mean for the last 2 years we've had constant stories about carol about doping about corruption chairmanships they're starting on friday we've got the olympics next summer in tokyo so that it's got a real chil

marco drugs the people are getting very excited about him and he seems to be best like to take that mantle of the next you sign that he's opted out of the 100 metres but even without liles the $100.00 metres men's 100 meters is turning out to be a real blockbuster event as a young nigerian sprinter called divine will to do and he's in good shape to maybe become the 1st african to win gold in the men's 100 meters he's made the rivals will be from america as a christian coleman the quickest man in the world this year and the defending world champion justin gatlin but on the women's side to ashley smith from the u.k. she's the european champion in the 10200 meters and many people think she will be the queen of world sprinting in the years to come and she's got a 3 gold medals a window and will tell us how important is it for athletics to put on a good show here. for the last 2 years we've had constant stories about scandal about dropping about corruption chairmanships they're starting on friday with the olympics next summer in tokyo so i said it's got a real chance for itself to put forth a m

michael johns of the people getting very excited about him and he seems to be best like to take that mantle of the next you sign but now he's opted out of the $100.00 metres but even without liles the $100.00 metres men's 100 meters is turning out to be a real blockbuster event as a young nigerian sprint call divine will to do a he's in good shape to maybe become the 1st african to win gold in the men's 100 meters he's made the rivals will be from america as a christian coleman the quickest man in the world this year and the defending world champion justin gatlin but on the women's side idea ashley smith from the u.k. she's the european champion in the 10200 meters and many people think she will be the queen of world sprinting in the years to come and she's got 3 gold medals a window and will tell us how important is it for athletics to put on a good show here. for the last 2 years we've had constant stories about scandal about doping about corruption chairmanships now starting on friday we've got the olympics next summer in tokyo so i said it's got a real chance for itself to put forth a m

does he want to achieve is that just for his own political gain at home does he want to take the mantle of the western world is he wary of the united states does he see a paradigm shift going on here what it's the root of this here go ahead emanuel.

the people are getting very excited about him and he seems to be best like to take our eyes of that mantle of the next you sign bulger he's opted out of the 100 meters but even without liles the 100 meters men's 100 meters is turning out to be a real blockbuster event as a young nigerian sprint call divine will to do and he's in good shape to maybe become the 1st african to win gold in the men's 100 meters his major rivals will be from america as a christian coleman the quickest man in the world this year and the defending world champion justin gatlin but on the women's side idea ashley smith from the u.k. she's the european champion in the $1200.00 metres and many people think she will be the queen of world sprinting in the years to come and she's got a 3 gold medals a window and will tell us how important is it for athletics to put on a good show here are the important for the last 2 years we've had constant stories about scandal about doping about corruption chairmanships they're starting on friday we've got the olympics next summer in tokyo so i said it's got a real chance for itself t

will pick up the mantle oh well that's the rub spear that's my question that's what matt ront that's what maccarone is worried about and that's what he's saying and yes you should say he's having to plan his own survival so this was going off saying i mean you know get a get out the you know either leave the country or face the consequences i mean that everyone here is on the cusp of this type of revolution god bless them i support them i'll be won't be here of course you'll be rowse fear modern day blog but i support their. well we got to go take a break and when we come back it'll be like a drop of a good scene on this and then we come back in the role and through the 2nd to go. oh. and very well now can see you watching us in such. she stressed to make sure that the british and the bill of books set up. shop pressure was so here she. could use these. to which she does have time and look what you've seen the member states future. for sure and. want to go to the source of your money if your bonus for tribute. to mr ellsworth supporters are still welcome to the spirit of this intervi

read it read his work with his you lay tional pick up the mantle of war that's the rub spear that's my question that's what my best one macro on is worried about and that's what he's saying and yes you say he's having to plan his own survival so this was going off a i mean you know get a get out the you know either leave the country or face the consequences i mean that everyone here is on the cusp of this type of revolution god bless them i support them i'll be won't be here of course he'll be rope spear modern day blog but i support oh you got to go take a break and when we come back it'll be like a drop of a good team and then we come back in a roll and through the 2nd row. the world is driven by. today there's things. we dare to ask. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were employed. there wasn't it was bed much worse objectively than today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the 10 principles of concentration of

season, put into a ferrari car in the place many wondered could he raise the stakes and take on the mantlees they can d o exa ctly over the past three races they can do exactly that. he one from paul position and now given himself every chance of winning in singapore by gaining pole position and he did so in such style, it was not perfect, it was not beautiful to watch. it was ragged and heartfelt but he has given himself every opportunity to try and win this race. lewis hamilton was right alongside him and the rundown, very short rundown will be crucial. everything is to play for in the clay are looking to gain more momentum so for in the clay are looking to gain more momentum so and write his own history books. let's have a look at some of the other stories today. the cricket t20 blast final is under way between the worcestershire rapids and the essex eagles, essex won the toss and opted to bat. they‘ re currently 120—6 after 15 overs. angel alexander was the surprise winner at the ayr gold cup. the three year old is part owned by the former england striker michael owen. richard kingscot

japan and just go full on no tariffs 2 foreign investment and britain could actually reclaim its mantle as the leading free trade nation in the world and that's actually the way to save the stock market save the currency and save the country from an isolationist disaster so i i think he might actually have this in mind it's the best it's the best hope going forward and if that happens it means that the no deal bracts that would have been the right course from the very beginning. and you know we everybody has got an opinion on this what about. well i mean look i think of a should definitely as yang can go and run away and get out of there because again 1st of all the e.u. is a failure from the day they put it together i mean that whole single currency the whole deal was a bad deal to start with you can see it by what's happening with the currency the currency continues to fall and has no there's really no bottom to it and again i would expect it to go back under par to the u.s. dollar surely here again it's a problem when you continue to let central banks control an economy because centr

pick up the mantle of that spirit that's my question that's what about iran that's what maccarone is worried about and that's what he's seeing and yes. he's having to plan his own survival so this was going off a i mean you know get a get out the you know either leave the country or face the consequences i mean that everyone here is on the cusp of this type of revolution god bless them i support them i'll be won't be here of course you'll be rope spear modern day blog but i support oh we got to go take a break and when we come back it'll be like a drop of a good team and then we come back and all roll into the 2nd. century is of chinese history to use is nothing but a list budgets 2 years of donald trump with us another round of terror is being added to the u.s. trade war this last week china's strategy. likely to work with the current american president. you know world's big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to be deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting

mantle of what they that they couldn't do. he said we're going to go after donald trump, now we have a and we have all of this stuff that will help us to mpeach him and now after eight months, going on nine he has nothing except smoke and mirrors. dog and pony show the fact is the dog and pony has left and we've got nothing but a show and that's what happened today. thanks. >> thank you, doug. as i mentioned earlier there, special elections. the constituents have not been we've been since seated. dan bishop got in the race later. exact same s had opponent. financially an advantage over us. at the end of the day, improved two percentage points. i want to remind you of one thing. to ave fewer seats to gain get to the majority than the democrats had two years ago. who sit 31 democrats in seats that president trump carried. by more than six points. there is one thing i would be about, if i was a democrat, management of the florida. are the democrats going to go back and ask for a re-election on what they achieved? all of this achi

read it read his work and the will is you lay tional pick up the mantle of war that's the rub spear that's my question that's what matt ront that's what macro on is worried about and that's what he's seeing and yes you should he's having to plan his own survival so this was going off saying i mean you know get a get out the you know either leave the country or face the consequences i mean that everyone here is on the cusp of this type of revolution god bless them i support them i'll be won't be here of course he'll be rope spear modern day blog but i support oh you got to go take a break and when we come back it'll be like a drop of a good scene on this and then we come back in a roll and through the 2nd row. and crosstalk started 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season related episodes filmed on an island with 10 experts cited out for it what do you think. ok a more affordable option $25.00 text birds. and one red rose another suggestion geo political jeopardy parody no political cookout whe

to get rid of the mantle of austerity and say we are not part of austerity and say we are not part of there. it has been overshadowed as usual by brexit. you do see the tories setting out there still and we spoke about a shift but what is interesting is that on domestic policy, people are divided on brexit but on domestic policy the conservative party under boris johnson almost wants to remain in the centre. but with a lot of funding and trying to get popular policies and in a way to do that, to try and win over the former labour vote rs try and win over the former labour voters and bring them into the tory party. i think the spending splurge by conservative standards, combined by conservative standards, combined by moving towards brexit, they are thinking of the labour leave seats and how to get them. who would win and how to get them. who would win an election? you cannot fatten a pig on market day and convince people that the conservative party is pushing it. who will win a general election? i have no idea. political loyalties will split on both sides. and whether you are for or an

read it read his work and the will is you lay tional pick up the mantle of war that's the rub spear that's my question that's what matt ront that's what macro on is worried about and that's what he's seeing and yes you show it he's having to plan his own survival so this was going off saying i mean you know get a get out the you know either leave the country or face the consequences i mean that everyone here is on the cusp of this type of revolution god bless them i support them i'll be won't be here of course he'll be rope spear modern day blog but i support oh you got to go take a break and when we come back it'll be like a drop of a good scene on this and then we come back in a roll answer the 2nd go. tries to make sure that the british. stopped russia was so you see. it is easy to see why i pushed a long. time and now look what you've seen in our best teacher come over to me for sure i. want to talk to you so if you're my it's your bonus for to be who you. are mr ellsworth supporters are still with spirit over there is this interview are you going to use to teach the student actually a

the mantle and when the day is finally over if he's tired he certainly doesn't show it.to all go in for it's just well guarded. i think i've seen him just lay symptoms of what you could call the napoleonic sickness. it's a state of mind he can take a 3 minute nap in a taxi and then he's 100 percent refresh to get it. to. the room and after a day without a break he sometimes then works through the night. of the poachers i work a lot of night. own other thoughts and when you're alone at night you might have 6 or 7 hours to yourself. the cook for all these things start buzzing around in your mind and i need that voted to footsies or during the week i usually go to bed about 4. and something urgent comes up then i know i can't overdo it and it's very hard for me on food for me i need about 3 hours sleep at a minimum. i think close to this is the most often with. the nights in which he develops his visions and ideas are also closely linked to the mood that is repeatedly manifest in his pictures on the darker side more melancholic than happy he finds laughter monday. lots of b

and the man expected to take his mantle, christian coleman, arrives here under a cloud.a technicality. athletics is undeniably crying out for some star power and, for britain, that could come in the form of dina asher—smith. commentator: she's done it again! fans hope she will get honours in the 100m, 200 and the sprint relay. and she appears to be peaking at the perfect time. there is definitely a little bit of expectation, but it's something that's nice and i think it's something that's refreshing as a british sprinter, that somebody... a british female sprinter, i should say, that they are going out there and we expect you to do x, yand z. i think it's nice. i think it's nice to see in gb there is hopefully someone in the finals, smiling. pressure? what pressure? natalie pirks, bbc news, doha. baking hot there, not quite as warm here. time for a look at the weather. the collapse, a lot of weather to get through. i really unsettled and quite turbulent weekend —— back a lot. the system weather we will get on saturday night and sunday, very wet and windy. in meantime, it

documents there could be stored in the iron fireplace that reached a part of the way up to the mantle. two bronze lions with secret clients with secret cavities in them they were ideal hiding places. they have several ways to write messages. in send the letters through the regular mail and it was allowed to pass through the north and south. between the line. she would dip her pen into a bottle of clear liquid and write out an invisible ink the real message that she wanted to deliver. on the other end would apply a mild heat to the paper. other times she did not use the mail system and have the couriers deliver the intelligence reports. the union officers provided which is really just a small piece of paper they kept that key folded up tightly. and tucked into her watch case. they often tore her encrypted notes into several pieces and sent each piece. her family servants who acted as couriers sometimes scraped out egg shells. were among paper patterns. the family have a vegetable farm near the county line. that farm became the first of five stops on the winding road. they could drop of

the momentum today for the democrats has seemed to have mantle, the july 25 conversation with the ukrainiannt, who president trump will be speaking with again tomorrow. more on that after the news breaks. this is bloomberg. ♪ . ♪ caroline: breaking news again. the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, has told democrats in a closed-door meeting that the house will begin formal impeachment inquiry into donald trump. this is according to a lawmaker in the room. joe, educate my naive british brain. the last time we talked about a each meant -- about impeachment was clinton. with the senate the wrong way wired for this, does it matter? romaine: i think symbolically it matters. democrats have to get the votes in the house of representatives to impeach him. but then, the vote has to go to the senate and then two thirds for chardy tour -- two thirds majority to remove him from office. this is more about a rebuke to the president rather than removing him from office. joe: this is going to now be the story every day. one of the things that trump's critics and a lot of the frustrations of the democrati

cattle ranchers that are cutting down trees in this region of the amazon are better off one that mantle 40 years ability of the world and that's why people have taken to the streets here and in a number of other cities that in that the longer they're demanding this government and the band took a hearing to get to do more now the president took the last of the monster calls for a package for the amazon with a number of other kinds. but people here say that that back. alone will not be able to do much. all right thank you from bogota with all the latest on that the climate strike protests there alessandra patsy. on now the u.s. president on trump has dismissed a whistleblower complaint against him as a political hack job and says it relates to a phone conversation he made that was totally appropriate u.s. media reporting the complaint concerns a personal phone call between donald trump and a foreign leader believed to be from ukraine a white house correspondent kimberly hulk it has more. a state visit between the leaders of the united states and australia overshadowed by questions of poli