his name was william mccoy. he had two younger brothers back in springfield, joseph and and was going to be there understanding i was going to drive them and eventually creating the messages and trail so we are changing dining at this and particularly on the entries of don't monaco in its favor treats where they're at del monaco's and they don't want to go stake about a 20 ounce flat of sirloin. it's still amazes me to eat that and not put on much weight. (laughs) the dining was amazing and very elaborate and many courses but it was starting to replace other cuts as be became more popular with all the poor people that this was potential marketing if you can get into that market and these were the trains that came up into the city on a daily basis where you had cattle for one state altogether now is illinois and that's where most of the cattle and the whole trail driving years and most of the cattle coming in and new york city was from the state of illinois and were texas cattle themselves driven from new york ci

simon mccoy is there, iam reliably penzance today. simon mccoy is there, i am reliably informed.iably informed. is penzance today. simon mccoy is there, i am reliably informed. is he having a cup of tea now? no, he is not! just checking, just checking. you are not there to enjoy yourself. i will be here. much more, in all seriousness, looking at all the issues there as part of our coastal britain series. simon mccoy will be with you from two. british entrepreneurs could have their business ideas tested out on the international space station. a new contest from the uk space agency will provide funding and the first space flight for the winning concepts, which could be anything from medicines and innovative materials developed in microgravity, to space—flown consumer products. joanna gosling spoke to libby jackson from the uk space agency. the uk has been leading in the space applications area for many years and we are looking to position the uk to be at the forefront of this new market. we are offering joint funding, a flight, and we believe this market is something that could ope

i'm simon mccoy live in penzance, where we're looking at what life is like living in coastal towns, as bbc research reveals people in areas like this are likely to earn much less than if they lived inland. the main stories at two: in a highly unusual move, parliament will sit on saturday the 19th of october in what's seen as the last chance to get a deal before the end of october deadline. all thomas cook's stores are bought by hays travel in a move that could save 2500 jobs. we are locating keys for as many shops as we can, we probably can't starve them today, but certainly tomorrow we would like a lot of the

from me, simon mccoy, goodbye.with a frost in parts of scotland especially into aberdeenshire and a lot of cloud down towards east anglia in south—east england and here we have outbreaks of rain, especially the further east you are to couple of showers elsewhere in england and wales most places will be staying dry, will be staying dry, more on the way of sunshine coming through during the afternoon although there will be range when the day bearing down on shetland. england and wales will see the lower temperatures here under some clear spell and with light winds staying quite breezy in scotland there will also be some fog patches developing, dense across parts of england and wales, especially towards the midlands and southern england slowly clearing on tuesday morning to sunny spells and a dry day. scotland and northern ireland have a bit of cloud around, some rain in the far north of scotland. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: as k

from me, simon mccoy, goodbye. hello there. or longer spells of rain that we've had in the north east of england tending to fade away. cloud thickening, though, towards the south east, threatening to bring some rain in from the near continent, and it should blow in a lot of cloud and keep the temperatures up across this part of the uk. but further north, we've got clearer skies, and it's going to be cold enough for a frost in parts of scotland. quite sunny here, though, to start the day, some sunshine for northern ireland. quite a cloudy start for most of england and wales. we've got this threat of showery rain towards east anglia and the south east, especially near the coast in the morning. elsewhere, few if any showers around by the afternoon, probably a bit more sunshine too, ten in the central belt, 14 for southern parts of england and wales. colder start, i think, on tuesday for england and wales, some fog patches lasting well into the morning. after those clear, there should be a good deal of sunshine. still largely dry f

i am simon mccoy. today at tpm... bodies live. i am simon mccoy. today at tpm. ..ory. i25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. this is an absolute tragedy. we will continue to work alongside many partner agencies to find out what happened. i am reporting live from g rays happened. i am reporting live from grays the lorry is parked. the police are carrying out intensive forensic work of the scene. the prime minister meets the labour leader to try to agree on a timetable for the brexit deal after the mps rejected his deal, but approved the

the record—breaking 20—time champion jockey, sirap mccoy, has opened a new £6 million rehabilitationtator. over the last 35 years, the injured jockeys fund has helped over a thousand jockeys, providing over £18 million in financial assistance. this new facility gives current jockeys a place to keep fit, whilst rehabilitating others. quite a line—up for any racing fan, pick your favourite. living quite a line—up for any racing fan, pick yourfavourite. living legends, jockeys with decades of experience in the saddle. this is one of the proudest moments i have had, to open peter 0'sullivan house. 20 time champion, sir anthony mccoy did the honours, it is the third fitness and rehabilitation centre to open in the country, but the first at the home of whom —— horse racing. country, but the first at the home of whom -- horse racing. racing is a tough sport, both physically and mentally, and to have a facility on high and can only make jockeys lives better. the reality of it is that the better you are, the more successful you are, the more likely you are to end up in an ambulance. sir antho

i'm simon mccoy. today at two...mmunist rule. if you look at this amount of tear gas that is being fired all through the streets here, moving up there to where the police are. itjust gives you an idea of how things are escalating today. irish scepticism — as borisjohnson says the uk is preparing to make a "very good offer" to the eu about how to deal with the border after brexit". i think that we will be making a very good offer and clearly i have seen some briefing already — i don't know where it came from, possibly from brussels — which is not quite right.

amir, simon mccoy, goodbye —— coastal towns, from me, goodbye. good morning. the second half of the week. as we go through the day you can see quite clearly behind the winds are swinging around more northerly, so it is going to feel noticeably cooler. showers from the word go out of the west will move their way inland but not quite as many as we have seen recently. some temperatures to the afternoon of 10— 15 degrees. now as we go through the evening, those cells into stolid was the early start to fade away and skies will clear in places, so it could be a chillier start to sunday morning as you can see quite clearly, low single figures in a few sheltered areas. but, without northerly flow taking over and the low pressure drifting further east, things were quiet and down. on sunday, a greater chance of staying dry and a little cooler. this is bbc news, i'm ben bland. our top stories: turmoil in barcelona — police fire rubber bullets and use teargas — at protesters angry at the jailing of catalan separatist leaders. what's clear is that they are becoming worse a

of the proudest moments i have had, to open peter 0'sullevan house. 20—time champion, sir anthony mccoygh sport, both physically and mentally, and to have a facility on hand can only make jockeys‘ lives better. the reality of it is that the better you are, the more successful you are, the more likely you are to end up in an ambulance. sir anthony and frankie dettori paid a visit a year ago when there was nothing. now, it is open for business, on—time and under budget at £6 million. it offers state—of—the—art facilities, treatment rooms and a hydrotherapy pool. what are you doing there? i'm actually walking on a treadmill under water because your body weight is 80% less so i'm not putting any extra pressure on the lower back. it will give us an extra edge. touch wood, hopefully, nobody gets injured. even if you aren't injured, you can use the facilities to keep your fitness up, just keep on top of your game. stratum won the the big race of the day, the cesarewitch at newmarket. the 25—to—one shot, ridden by jason watson who wore the blue the centre is named after the late great sir peter

after over 140 years of racing, towcester, the course where ap mccoy rode his 4000th winner, has beenclosed. it went into administration last year, its ten race—days in the calendar will be re—allocated. it's been a rest day the world cup today, a chance for the 10's of thousands of rugby fans to further enjoy their hosts hospitality. the tournament has been agreat success so far, as japan looks to secure a lasting legacy for the sport and the fans have contributed to that. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. # and we were singing...#. they came here for the rugby... come on, scotland, yes! ..but this world cup is shaping up to be special both on and off the pitch. it's the first time the tournament has come to asia and it has been a cultural feast for these scotland and ireland fans, who told me about their experience of japan. the food has been great, the drinks have been good, the people have been super welcoming. it is one of the best tournaments i think i have ever been to. they are just so polite. i love the way they bring out their children to the games in the evenin

lawyers for real mccoy quoting them going for the hell of slow movement but this is without most of human import let me go about it and choose the level of office building. at the moment do women seem to be the top dog in both germany and brazil but don't worry shelter fans back in the day the royal blues dominated the dub a. and they just might be the most successful side against the petros of the world are just waiting for their moment of. rivals or not pedro and george i sure have similar dreams for the future. and for a lot here doing is a ring a movie you just think you should. cause a look though she jane she border which will not she will continue to just issue is over they will say you know what up are. these things. you think me laughing pretty much into my our new individual the school student who could be key causes the shingles to be this august queue for so long but who knows some shock over the chief of the judge means to be a mind something something to solve. things over there is compelling to put it keep going oh you mean why are slowing of course if you throw this away m

i am simon mccoy. today at tpm... bodies live. i am simon mccoy. today at tpm. .. bodies found live. i am simon mccoy. today at tpm... bodies found in an essex glory. i25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. this is an absolute tragedy. we will continue to work alongside many partner agencies to find out what happened. i am reporting live from g rays happened. i am reporting live from grays the lorry is parked. the police are carrying out intensive forensic work of the scene. the prime minister meets the labour leader to try to agree on a timetable for the brexit deal after the mps rejected his deal, but approved the bell in principle. they said we could not open the withdrawal agreement and we did they said we could not get rid of the backstop and we did, and they said we could not get a new deal and we did. questions about the questions —— questions about fracking. as a watchdog raises concerns. i have the sport with jane to go. some sad news, at the age of a0 she was! she died after suffering years of chronic pain and seizures. we will talk to

i'm simon mccoy.oday at two: turkey steps up heavy artillery and air attacks on the kurds in syria — as the us stands accused of abandoning its allies in the fight against so—called islamic state. this is the scene live this afternoon — on the turkey / syria border. brexit talks under way between borisjohnson and his irish counterpart leo varadkar — but, so far, little cause for optimism. harry dunn who died in a car crash in august — a us suspect won't return to the uk, say briefing notes held by president trump. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — ben croucher. a major typhoon means that england against france on saturday in the rugby world cup is off. at 2:30pm, i will tell you about scotland waiting for the weather for a chance to play for the weather for a chance to play for a place in the quarterfinals. here is the monster storm, a violent typhoon at the moment, no wonder it has caused disruption to the rugby matches. it will bring torrential rain, damaging wind to southern japan as we h

i have the real mccoys here. i have guys that live on the street, homeless. have your weekend warrior. i have the everyday user. those are the people we really need to help now to stop the revolving door coming in and out of jails and hopefully save money down the road for taxpayers. >> aaron sofield is an admitted heroin addict. he's a week into the 90-day program. >> it's little boring. same stuff. i've been through two rehabs before. so i know what it's about. >> what do you miss about the streets? >> the thrill, running around, just the rush that we get. i'm really not missing my friends. you know? girls. you know, everybody misses girls. but my friends and that, i really don't care. i make friends no matter what. >> sofield's newest friend in the drug rehab center is michael parapar who is only weeks away from completing the program. >> you also have a lot in common like we both shot heroin, we both smoked pcp. >> he's a young cool kid. he speaks what's on his mind. he doesn't care who you are, he says what's on his mind. >> i've been using since i was 1

governor betsy mccoy joining us. what's going on here?> first of all the big news the headline is this superbug is the fungus 45% of patients who get it die within 90 days, because we don't have medications to actually cure it, and new york is ground zero for this germ. over half the cases in the united states are right here, probably because it's one of the travel centers of the world and this germ has been brought in from asia, from india and pakistan, from africa and south america, four different strains but it is a real killer and once it gets into a hospital, it's almost impossible. david: i don't know how new york is responsible for bugs spreading in hospitals. >> well that's right. new york is supposed to report hospital infections. a law was passed to guarantee patients that if they have to go into the hospital they can find out which hospitals have the worst infection rates, but the fact is new york state is reporting a lot of the routine infections, like mrsa and vre and c-diff, these are bad things but nothing compared to this.

and after over 140 years of racing, towcester, the course where ap mccoy rode his 4000th winner, hasanenetly closed. it went into administration last year, its 10 race—days in the calendar will be re—allocated. eight months on from surgery on his hip, the former tennis world no. 1 andy murray has had his second win on the main tour since returning to singles. he has beaten the world number 13 matteo berrettini 7—6, 7—6. he's through to the second round of the china open in beijing, he will now meet british no 3 cameron norrie. just not being in pain now is making tennis a little bit more fun so the practice and the preparation for tournaments, it's a lot easier. you know, the last few years, that really wasn't the case and i was finding it all really stressful, wasn't getting much enjoyment out of it. so, you know, it's a little bit different now, which is nice. well done to him. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are daily mirror columnist, susie boniface and k

i'm simon mccoy. today at two... a call for compromise from the eu — borisjohnson says his plans for the irish border are his "final offer", the only alternative, he says, is a no—deal brexit. yes, yes, this is a compromise by the uk and i hope very much that our friends understand that and compromise in their town. —— tone. as the duke and duchess of sussex end their tour of southern africa, they launch a court case against a sunday newspaper for publishing a private letter. hundreds of people in hong kong stage a sit—in at the school of a teenage activist shot by police during violent clashes. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. manchester city's bernardo silva has been charged with misconduct by the football association for his social media post about team—mate benjamin mendy. thank you. and darren has the forecast. the sun is out, chance to dry off today but there is a hurricane called lorenzo heading towards the uk. we will have a look at its history and where it's going and what impact w

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.oday at 2: american businesswoman jennifer arcuri details her close friendship with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london, but refuses to say if they had an affair. boris never ever gave me favouritism, never once did i ask him for a favour, never once did he write a letter of recommendation for me. the prime minister says he will talk to the white house about withdrawing diplomatic immunity for a woman involved in a car crash in which a teenager was killed. we would have tried to get her a suspended sentence so she could have carried on being a mum, so that she wasn't taken away from her own children. but forgiving her for leaving, i'm nowhere near. the police watchdog clears detectives over how they handled false claims of a paedophile ring at westminster, but there's fierce criticism of its findings. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — ben croucher. good afternoon. there is a new man tasked with leading the english cricket team. chris silverwood has been appointed head co

values by signing the our one treaty of bilateral cooperation but in this political marriage president mccoy is increasingly seen as the one wearing the trousers. and the think tanks are beginning to talk because the chancellor is making space from across without setting her own agenda. as part of that afghan treaty german and french m.p.'s held their 2nd joint session in berlin last week mccall sent his top diplomat for europe who found german foreign policy restraint unlike in france we're not used coalitions we are in a system where we have more freedom of movement i would say more gas is to be a giant in the current situation of the global crisis we see this is sometimes an advantage a french m.p. who was in the room also sees merkel's leadership qualities limited by her lack of political space. we all see how calm she is not a face of adversity but she isn't free to act to shout with like. fight. having to share the government benches with the social democrat s.p.d. party appears to be keeping germany from taking more of a european lead key merkel advisors say the demand for german lead

hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at two..., he says, is a no—deal brexit. yes, yes, this is a compromise by the uk and i hope very much that our friends understand that and compromise in their town. —— tone. as the duke and duchess of sussex end their tour of southern africa, they launch a court case against a sunday newspaper for publishing a private letter. hundreds of people in hong kong stage a sit—in at the school of a teenage activist shot by police during violent clashes. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. manchester city's bernardo silva has been charged with misconduct by the football association for his social media

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...ite. we are going after the tax dodgers, we are going after the dodgy landlords, we are going after the bad bosses, we are going after the big polluters. because we know whose side we, the labour party, are on. he on the day borisjohnson pledged the uk would leave the eu, the prime minister says it's jeremy corbyn's fault that brexit hasn't happened, and focuses on public services. we are investing in infrastructure, in new technology, and that's the future that we want to build, but at the moment we've got this roadblock, this logjam, and we need to get through it. the body of missing british backpacker amelia bambridge is found in cambodia.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy at westminster.orisjohnson is trying once again foran borisjohnson is trying once again for an election on the 12th of december. he has tabled a short bill in the house of commons and the debate has begun. he will need a majority of just one debate has begun. he will need a majority ofjust one for the bill to be approved. labour has signalled support for an election. so let's rejoin the debate. stella creasy is on her feet. it showed what the government was trying to do was read today's debate. they have done that by removing part of the standard orders of this has which allows the chair proceedings the right to select any amendment, new clause or new schedule for vote. to do that late at night without any consultation with the opposition and in the hope that nobody notices, is frankly, and i hope the leader of the house understand this concept, not cricket. it is to admit that rather than when the case for this bill as it stands, the executive wa nts bill as it stands, the executive wants no challen

i'm simon mccoy. we're live in penzance in cornwall, where we're continuing looking taking a look at what life is like in seaside communities as part of the bbc‘s coastal britain project. we'll be looking at why people here are likely to get paid much less than people living inland, how penzance is going plastic—free, and i'll be getting some tips on speaking the cornish language. mps will be called to parliament for a special sitting on saturday october 19th after next week's crucial eu summit. it's expected that if a brexit deal is agreed there, boris johnson will ask mps to approve it. if not, a range of alternative options may be put forward. the summit is considered the last chance for the uk and eu to agree a deal by the deadline of 31st october, something the irish prime minister leo varadkar has warned will be "very difficult" to achieve. nick eardley reports. it's uncharacteristically quiet here today. parliament has been suspended ahead of the queen's speech, mps are back in their constituen

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.friendship with borisjohnson when he was mayor of london, but refuses to say if they had an affair. boris never ever gave me favouritism, never once did i ask him for a favour, never once did he write a letter of recommendation for me. the prime minister says he will talk to the white house about withdrawing diplomatic immunity for a woman involved in a car crash in which a teenager was killed. we would have tried to get her a suspended sentence so she could have carried on being a mum, so that she wasn't taken away from her own children. but forgiving her for leaving, i'm nowhere near. the police watchdog clears detectives over how they handled false claims of a paedophile ring at westminster, but there's fierce

insiders say the media is subject to a regime of intense government secrecy now on bbc news, simon mccoy

i'm simon mccoy.ivors of the grenfell tower fire, following the release of a highly critical report into the disaster. the public inquiry found systemic failures in the way the brigade responded to the blaze, which killed 72 people injune 2017. meanwhile, borisjohnson has told mps that the bereaved and survivors were too often overlooked and ignored" in the months and ignored in the months and years before the tragedy. labour leaderjeremy corbybn described it as an avoidable tragedy. our home affairs correspondent sarah corker reports. operationalfailures by the london fire brigade. a tower block that didn't comply with building regulations. and 72 lives lost. the 1,000—page report concludes more people would have survived if the building had been evacuated sooner. and this morning, grenfell families held a minute's silence. they want you to please listen to their testimonies... they broadly welcomed the report's findings but, for many, it was heartbreaking to read. these are my family! why, why? i do

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... labour launch their election campaign, promising to take on what they call the establishment elite. we are going after the tax dodgers, we are going after the dodgy landlords, we are going after the bad bosses, we are going after the big polluters. because we know whose side we, the labour party, are on. he on the day borisjohnson pledged the uk would leave the eu, the prime minister says it's jeremy corbyn‘s fault that brexit hasn't happened, and focuses on public services. we are investing in infrastructure, in new technology, and that's the future that we want to build, but at the moment we've got this roadblock, this logjam, and we need to get through it. the body of missing british backpacker amelia bambridge is found in cambodia. more than 70 passengers are killed as their train catches fire in pakistan. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with olly foster. there is only one story, really. we've got team news out of japan ahead of the rugby world cup final

let's go over now to simon mccoy, who's in westminster.on‘s ‘do or die', no ‘ifs or buts‘ pledge to leave the eu this thursday — looks dead.. with many here believing that the option of a no—deal brexit is now parked until at least that eu extension date of january the 31st. so now mps here have to make a decision on whether there should be an election before christmas. and labour? well all eyes will be on them this afternoon to see what they do. our political correspondent chris mason reports. walking towards us, right now, another delay to brexit. it will be another delay to brexit. it will be a short and efficient meeting and i am happy that the decision has been taken. is this extension to long? will it drag on? the eu has given the uk until the end ofjanuary to work out what it once, despite the prime minister saying this sort of stuff for the last few months. i'd rather be dead in a ditch. come out of the eu on october the 31st, no ifs or buts. we are coming out of the eu on october the 31st, come what may. but here he is, his centra

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.air attacks on the kurds in syria — as the us stands accused of abandoning its allies in the fight against so—called islamic state. this is the scene live this afternoon — on the turkey / syria border. brexit talks under way between borisjohnson and his irish counterpart leo varadkar — but, so far, little cause for optimism. harry dunn who died in a car crash in august — a us suspect won't return to the uk, say briefing notes held by president trump. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — ben croucher. a major typhoon means that england against france on saturday in the rugby world cup is off. at 2:30pm, i will tell you about

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...ed the victims were all chinese nationals. critics say more needs to be done, to stop traffickers. there is simply not enough being done in terms of security, in terms of the protections of vehicles across europe. we need to be working far more with the europeans but, you know, there lies an issue in terms of brexit. a sharp rise in knife crime — record numbers of people found carrying weapons in england and wales. 16 people are sentenced to death for the murder of the bangladeshi student who accused her teacher of sexual harassment. ahead of its meeting in an hour's time, reports of divisions

simon mccoy is in penzance in cornwall. thank you, jane.zance — hundreds of thousands of people from all over the country come to places like this for their holiday. but that can be a problem for the people who live here. whilst there's plenty of work in the summer — things can quickly change as the season comes to an end. that can cause concern particularly for the younger generations. jon kay has been speaking to one family in penzance to find out what it's like to live here. just a mile from the beach. the treneere estate, one of the poorest parts of britain. the coram family wanted to show us how they get by. we survive day by day. dad mike is a full—time security guard and earns 18 grand a year. he is paid on a friday and it's soon gone. by monday morning i will be already into my overdraft. thursday, i could be asking my boss if she could sub me from next week's wages so i can put fuel in my tank to go to work. and that is every week in life. and then she will take that out of my wages so next week i will be lower again. so it's a vic

let's return to westminster now and my colleague simon mccoy for more on the brexit negotiations.rthern ireland and the republic of ireland meet has been all—consuming in these brexit negotiations. norway has a land border with the eu — its border with sweden is over 1,000 miles long. our correspondent andrew bomford has been to look at what the uk might learn from the norway example. this is sweden. this is norway. one's in the eu, one isn't. there are limits on what you can transport across the border. tariffs on goods like alcohol and tobacco in norway mean they're much more expensive there than in sweden. we're driving to a big shopping centre, just on the swedish side of the border. this is a place thatjust thousands and thousands of norwegians come to, basically to do their weekly or monthly shopping because it's so much cheaper in sweden than it is in norway. so, i've got some fizzy drinks — notjust for me, it's for a lot of people. if you're buying stuff for yourself and your family, do you think people worry that much about how much you're taking back into the country? we

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy live at westminster.nister by phone this morning and i've been in contact as well with the european commission. i do think we are making progress, but there are issues yet to be resolved and hopefully that can be done today. as michel barnier prepares to update eu ambassadors on any progress — it's a race against the clock for the prime minister to secure a deal before eu leaders meet tomorrow. here in westminster, the democratic unionist party has had further talks in downing street and the cabinet is due the parents of harry dunn meet president trump at the white house —

hello, you're watching afternoon live from westminster — i'm simon mccoy. today at two...n could still leave this year. the eu's decision leaves the pm with a problem. what to do now his ‘do or die' pledge — of leaving the eu on thursday — looks dead. later today, mps will vote on his call for an election — with all eyes on the opposition parties — to see what they will do. in other news: instagram is to ban all images showing people how to hurt or kill themselves — after 14—year—old molly russell took her own life. lorry driver maurice robinson appears in court, charged with the manslaughter of 39 people found dead in a refrigerated trailer in essex.

-- nona mccoy, lucas agnew working with me. this is emmy's first bill serving as the clerk of the subcommittee and congratulate her on this milestone as the senate takes up the bill. their work is a great credit to chairman murkowski and chairman shelby. i'd also like to thank my staff, rachel taylor, ryan hunt, melissa zimmerman, feisel ameen for all their hard work to accommodate the priorities of senators on both sides of the aisle. i think that's one thing, chairman murkowski, that you and i worked on, was trying to handle any requests that comes into us through wherever it is in the senate and deal with it in a bipartisan way. so i very much appreciate working hard with you to get this bill done and to move it on to conference with the house and to get it into law. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from pennsylvania. mr. toomey: mr. president, are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are not. mr. toomey: thank you, mr. president. i rise to agrees the congressional rev

simon mccoy will be here soon but for now, look at the weather.high pressure trying to nudge its way in, not strong enough to hang around for too long. low pressure to the south—east corner, that means some contrast whilst many dry with sunny spells, like we saw earlier in the wagon, to the south—east and east anglia, close, it is free like here in bromley. drizzle easing off into the evening, a bit damp at cost east anglia. most places dry, a cool evening rush—hour, temperatures around 9—13. going into this evening, the rain around east anglia will fizzle out, most places dry, a strengthening breeze in the north of the country, hebrides and northern isles and northern highlands will see cloud and outbreaks of rain, which means some of the highlands it could be 10—15d warmer. elsewhere, cool night, with temperatures dropping down into single figures, and the ground damp across england and the ground damp across england and wales, some mist and fog, to hamper the tuesday morning commute. murky across the south but dry overall, in the east anglia an

simon mccoy is in westminster. he failed on saturday and now borisjohnson wants another go at getting his brexit deal through parliament today. but it's certainly not going to be easy. first, the move has to get the approval of the speakerjohn bercow. and, at the moment, that looks unlikely, so if bercow says no, then we're in for another week of gruelling parliamentary procedure as the prime minister tries again and again to push his bill through. and that's not all. today the government also want to introduce the legislation required to implement the brexit deal, and that needs to get through both the house of commons and the house of lords. and, yes, that means hours and hours of parliamentary procedure as well. here's our political correspondentjessica parker. once more into battle? people may feel like they've been here before. but ministers, despite the weekend's events seem determined not to be downcast. a meaningless vote we had on saturday instead of a meaningful vote and hopefully we can correct that toda

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy at westminster.f december. he has tabled a short bill in the house of commons and the debate has begun. he will need a majority of just one debate has begun. he will need a majority ofjust one for the bill to be approved. labour has signalled support for an election. so let's rejoin the debate. stella creasy is on her feet. it showed what the government was trying to do was read today's debate. they have done that by removing part of the standard orders of this has which allows the chair proceedings the right to select any amendment, new clause or new schedule for vote. to do that late at night without

i'm simon mccoy. today at two... the worst violence in four months — police clash with protestors in hong kong as china celebrates 70 years of communist rule. if you look at this amount of tear gas that is being fired all through the streets here, moving up there to where the police are. itjust gives you an idea of how things are escalating today. irish scepticism — as borisjohnson says the uk is preparing to make a "very good offer" to the eu about how to deal with the border after brexit". i think that we will be making a very good offer and clearly i have seen some briefing already — i don't know where it came from, possibly from brussels — which is not quite right. sir mo farah‘s former coach alberto salazar has been given a four—year ban from athletics, after being found guilty of doping violations. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. that is with jane dougal. we hope will have all the details on the fast developing story on mo farah‘s former coach has been given a foul year ban from athl

bernie sanders is the real mccoy.onder if anybody remembers walter brennan being the real mccoy? bernie sanders -- the last election i supported hillary clinton and i was very disappointed that she did not put bernie sanders on the ticket. i do not know if bernie sanders did not want to get on the ticket. i hope sanders and warrant do not make the same mistake. they need to combine together for the workers of america. workers need to join unions to protect their wages and to protect their benefits. sanders is at this campaign and platform for long time. senator warren is a great candidate, and she has had her beliefs for a long time. these people have stuck together -- have stuck to their beliefs and on their fight for a long time. the last time bernie sanders on an opportunity to be on the ticket, but they did not give it to him. i do not know if he did not accept it. these two want to work something out where they are on the ticket together so we have the real mccoy up there and he brings his platform, the democrats

the hag or mccoy liver surely if you haven't had getting the labor leader both of you have in the british race malev has stumbled over the typical of the oldest question most of the whole class and it's so whereby i let me and so it. to gary and you only as question though that healthy than often get i'm exceed i'm in the personal costs. than sponsor's wrong the other has an focal length that any one with up a little more so would a lot lower not sort of that it is your own attitude in the thought of course had to finish that them in the here to sponsor this course at the scene a start of a labor had to force their start after the labor has evolved malaysia has details and then up to all of the circular cycles with it did you know this was a failure and i will fill him in to finish the financial phone call i had enough with you with often they are either helpful at it and they are technically. well in the game you know if you get it and you know mark tindall. that i hook him and me. and he can there's no way. had across southern regions of australia but at the same time finally we are see

>> this is like the hatfields and the mccoys. >> laura: it's back and forth. >> it is so ignorant, so stupid, it's neanderthal. to say that he doesn't have a right to call witnesses, to say that -- let's say i assert attorney-client privilege. i'm obstructing justice? by asserting attorney-client privilege? of everything i have in my file is a document i created in defense of the president. let's say the president was a terrorist, they want to be allowed to subpoena that from me and they wouldn't be allowed to say i'm obstructing justice. if they are trying to intimidate me in my role as a lawyer. it doesn't work, these creeps aren't going to intimidate me. spoon i have to play devil's advocate. attorney-client privilege doesn't necessarily to apply to everything you do. >> of course not. it's. >> laura: you have to be representing him in a legal capacity. >> i have to be careful i don't make a mistake. i have to interpreted expansively. >> and i remember, this is a law for her can't rely on attorney-client congressional testimony, made for the purposes of obtaining legal advice. it d

alberto found nando's as the transition begins fernandez and his deputy cristina kirchner defeated mccoy in sunday's general election they face a major challenge though to solve argentina's latest financial crisis and potential bankruptcy there is a bow is live in oneness iris so this is quite a comeback is it not. it's definitely a comeback especially of former president cristina fernandez the kershner who in the past for year. came a senator or she's been accused of corruption among many other things but. earlier this year when she announced that she was not going to be running for the presidency she has around 3035 percent of the votes as she announced that i would write a book for men this was going to be the precedent she started building. from apparently support uniting all sectors of the peronist party many of those sectors have been extremely critical with her so most definitely this has been a comeback of the peronist party and on sunday night we were out there were thousands and thousands of people were celebrating on the streets on the other hand are also those who are afraid

local chemical plant casts a toxic cloud over the area some locals were far from happy seeing emmanuel mccoy and cast a toxic cloud over the area some locals were far from happy saying emanuel mccrone only now. only now. thanks. live now to our friends correspondent charles. would. live now to our friends correspondent charlotte devinsky charlotte tell us more about micron's reception devinsky charlotte tell us more about micron's reception. well that's right 1st visit by president in a month off to. well that's why it's 1st visit by president and more than a month after that fire broke out and it was a surprise visit but a surprise visit that fire broke out and it was a surprise visit but a surprise visit that saw much corn being presented by many people protesting again that saw much corn being presented by many people protesting against that visit now the blaze that broke out in september saw huge hits that visit now the blaze that broke out in september saw a huge plume of black smoke going into the air because of course it was a fire at a chemical flume of black smoke going into the air

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy live at westminster.ay at two: all eyes are on the talks in brussels — but so far no signs of any white smoke. i spoke to the prime minister by phone this morning and i've been in contact as well with the european commission. i do think we are making progress, but there are issues yet to be resolved and hopefully that can be done today. as michel barnier prepares to update eu ambassadors on any progress — it's a race against the clock for the prime minister to secure a deal before eu leaders meet tomorrow. here in westminster, the democratic unionist party has had further talks in downing street and the cabinet is due the parents of harry dunn meet president trump at the white house — and ask again for the woman involved in the crash that killed their son to return to the uk. doctors in italy who are caring for a seriously brain damaged girl from london say they hope that eventually she will be able to return home and be cared for by her family. the government takes the first step towards potentially stri

and simon mccoy will be broadcasting afternoon live from penzance today.ing with protests outside schools against lessons which include lgbt relationships. the 21—page document lays out how councils should support teachers to minimise disruption. campaigners have held a series of protests outside schools in birmingham. from september next year, lessons on relationships will be compulsory for all primary pupils. the government says it's working hard to ensure schools get the right support. protesters have clashed with security forces inside ecuador‘s heavily guarded parliament. after days of unrest, the president has moved the government out of the capital, but demonstrators briefly burst through a police cordon, and were driven back with tear gas. the protestors — led by indigenous groups — are demanding an end to austerity and the return of fuel subsidies. 0ur latin america correspondent will grant reports. gunfire. ecuador is descending into anarchy. a state of emergency has been declared, riot police and the military are out in full force and furious pr

it was like the scene on the end -- the courtroom scene in "law and order" where under jack mccoy's witheringst finally breaks down and says, yeah, i did it. >> gene, it was a perry mason moment on the stand there, sweating. i did it, i did it! that's what mulvaney did yesterday. >> i know. >> even with the sweat and everything and donald trump, seeing the light suit, it is driving him crazy. he was the witness on the stand in a perry mason show, admitted they all did it. there was a conspiracy, there was a quid pro quo. >> he's chief of staff. >> he just admitted it. so he admitted that that article of impeachment is just, you know, it is just solid. that's an immediate -- should be an immediate conviction. and then remember why mulvaney came out in the first place. it was to announce that the president was intending to violate the black letter of the emoluments clause of the constitution. >> yeah. >> by -- by, you know, compelling foreign governments to give him money at the doral resort, which is just astounding. >> yeah. >> it is as if they took out their constitution and said, there must

like hatfield and mccoy. i think that's great, because that means these are signs of vitality. of life. not of a movement that cracking up or on its last legs. people are fighting and debating and arguing so strenuously because something of value is of concern and that is the conservative movement. which is the major actor in american politics. at the same time, we have an opportunity to accept change. i think that's part of what it means to be a conservative today. not to be so resistant that we won't allow anything to happen. even burke said change is inevitable. it's a question of being prudent change and that's what i as a traditional conservative are looking forward. the right kind of leadership and discussion but i welcome what's going on now. all the various strands and strains of conservatism. that's good. coming out of that will be a bigger and better and i think, more relevant conservative movement in the years ahead. >> i want to visual quote. barry would just go absolutely crazy if you were watching this today. he would be yelling at the television. he would think i