thank you, benedicte and bonnie.get you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. next on bbc news it's the travel show. we are starting off in iceland this week. it is one of the best places in the world to see whales in their natural habitat. but it's also now providing a home for a pair of these amazing mammals who spent their lives in captivity but are now looking forward to their retirement in an environment that is closer to their natural home.

we'll have more from our correspondent benedict. on the ground. it's still not clear when but iraq's prime minister has announcnced his intentionn t to resign much to e delight of prototesters abdel monty is coming out but as the unrest continues to turn deadly. the french government's denounces the excessive use of force against demonstrators. the turkish president's angrily suggested his french counterpart should check his own gray matter after a menu in mac clone claim that nato was brain dead. turkey's ambassador to paris has now been summoned. london's police commissioner has confirmed that two people have died and three others have been injured in this fridaday's knife attacack in the brititish capitatal and that office is all woworking at full tilt to find out exactlyy what h happened. nt stopping began at a around two m local time in fishmongers hold close to the city's banking districts where the assailant was shot dead by police ten downwning street has reacted quickly praising the bravevery f ththe general public. you tackld the attacke

black educational institutions, benedict college and allen university. unfortunately, like many other housing authorities, we do not currently have the financial resources to move forward with allendevelopment of benedict court. there is a backlog of capital housing stock nationwide, which continues to grow at approximately $3.5 billion per year. this backlog includes many health and safety items, additional funding is needed to address these issues. crapo, ranking member brown, members of the committee on banking, housing, and urban havers, i am honored to had the opportunity to testify before the committee and provide .' perspective it is my pleasure to answer any questions you may have. sen. brown: miss matthews, thank you so much. mr. yost? mr. yost: thank you, chairman ranking member brown, chairman crapo. of homebuilding experience with 38 manufacturing facilities throughout the united states and in canada. champions is one of the largest homebuilders in america, providing a wide variety of manufactured in modular homes, rv's and modular buildings.

benedict college and allen university. unfortunately, like many other housing authorities with older public housing property, we do not currently have the financial resources to move forward with the redevelopment of allen benedict court. today there is an estimated $70 billion backlog of capital needs for the public housing stock nationwide which continues to grow at approximately $3.5 billion per year. this backlog includes many health and safety items, additional funding is needed to address these issues. chairman crapo, ranking member brown, members of the committee on banking, housing, urban affairs, i am honored to have had the opportunity to testify before the committee and provide perspective on the importance of co alerts act of 2019. it is my pleasure to answer any questions you may have >> myth frommiss matthews, thank you so much. >> chairman crapo ranking member brown and members of the committee to my name is mark yost and president and ceo of skyline champion. we have 65 years of homebuilding experience with

benedict arnold cited the peace commission in an open letter justifying his decision to switch sides in 1780. the whole world he wrote saw that the king's terms for ending the war, quote, exceeded our wishes and expectations and they made congress, not parliament, look like the aggressor. once again, those usurping congress people, congressmen. in his many writings, joseph galloway right here in pennsylvania took a similar position, placing the blame entirely on congress and the independence as galloway called the revolution's patriot leaders who feared the britain's overtures would be popular with war weary americans. rather than jeopardize the power that they had usurped from the british diking, they refused to negotiate with carlisle for a very simple reasons, his terms threatened to reduce their own personal and political standing this. is a battle over ambition, pride, arrogance. from the standpoint of these two guys, we can probably take galloway more seriously than carlisle. during the war's final campaigns, british officers in america turned carlisle's federal union into the

. >> reporter: officer d derosa cruised up benedict canyon and found the dead end street called cielo drive. a neighbor flagged him down. and suddenly the drunk in a car call became something else. >> he had told me that the maid came running back out yelling "blood and bodies." >> reporter: derosa, all alone, nosed his squad car up the gated driveway. he could see right away, things weren't right. >> the telephone wires that had been cutir are hanging over the gate. you go through the gate and there's ae car parked in the driveway. >> reporter: in the car he found not ahe drunk but a body. >> he had been shot. and i walked around the front of the location, and there were two morean bodies on the lawn. >> then backup arrived and they went into the house and found the scene, horrible in a way that would go down in history. there was a young woman. >> there were multiple stab wounds on her. and then there was a thick rope that was wrapped around her neck. >> and something else. the young s woman was pregnant. eight months pregnant. she'd been stabbed repeatedly. next to her a man with a

benedicte and bonnie will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers. my sight seven years ago. navigating the world can feel like a huge challenge, even with my gorgeous guide dog, olga. i usually use my guide dog willow to get around, but today, we're trying out a new device — the wewalk smart cane. i think olga's a bit confused with the cane. laughs. the device has a round sensor to detect obstacles. i've paired it with my smartphone and airpods to send me directions. so my airpods pick up the information from my phone and the navigation system reads it out to me. when we got there it said, "starbucks now on your right". and, yeah... by then we could smell it anyway, couldn't we? when i was using the cane, it was always vibrating. that's buzzing a lot. is it? yep. yeah, the buzzing got really quick. so i knew that i was in front of something that was quite a large obstacle. this might be an improvement for some cane users, but personally, i've found the feedback slightly overwhelming. i could imagine it could probably get quite difficult to detect wh

and more ok that is there that's an important point and this is a point that keeps recurring at benedict and david you have both stated that we don't say approval for the violence but until this violent conduct ends it's not a reasonable that hong kong authorities or beijing would feel the need to clamp down you cannot have these kind of violent incidents most of cocktails on the streets i mean i would call for the violence on both sides to stop and i would urge the protest is to continue to protest peacefully i don't think they should give up . very reasonable demands but i totally agree that throwing molotov cocktails and so on is not acceptable so i would called on them to stop the violence that but i would also urge the hong kong government and the police to exercise restraint in in how they handle this and yes those who have committed criminal acts should be. held accountable through the criminal justice. but they shouldn't be beaten and raped and pepper sprayed in their face and in some cases even shot einar tangan completely that is completely when what are you saying somebody was

joining us now is benedict to talk about other m&a headlines this week.ng this having an impact on other luxury good companies. m i &a is something that is always being watched. benedict: there are three companies. really, lvmh making a big splash in the jewelry space. the category where they were historically under exposed. they had a couple of watch brands. some were better than others. punchy as theyas are in the space of luxury clothing and handbags and champagne. they felt there was an opening here that they could address. tiffany is one of the if not the last major recognizable jewelry rand available. when you think about it, jewelry is often no name. tiffany really was one opportunity they could not let pass. anna: the rationale seems to be about tapping into the u.s. consumer and perhaps the asian consumer as well. the lvmh share price goes higher even though they have to ramp up this did from where it had started. perhaps relieved they did not have to pay more. peoplet: according to familiar, they had to go up to get this over the line. it is not

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, benedicte paviot and bonnie greertay with us for that. good evening. one of the victims of yesterday's terror attack has been named as jack merritt, a cambridge graduate who was helping coordinate a conference on prisoner rehabilitation near london bridge. he was one of two people killed by 28—year—old usman khan, a former prisoner who'd been convicted of terrorism offences, and released from prison on licence last year. khan, who'd been invited to the conference, was shot dead by police after members of the public tackled him. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. 25 years old and with the sense of adventure, jack merritt had a masters from cambridge university. his father said today he was a beautiful spiritual always took the side of the underdog. yesterday, he was stabbed to death in a frenzied attack by a former prisoner at a conference that he'd helped organise. his killer was taken on by people from the same conference, including otherformer prisoners and by a passing policeman in civilian clot

pope benedict personally complained about this ironic self-portrait called 1st the feet . the beer mugs a reference to keeping heavy drinking. sculptures title translates as street light drunks. the artist wears a sign around his neck reading please don't. is an artist whose own story is always present his broken fragile personality all of that plays a big role in his. perspective of germany's. contains around 300 50 ready works by the prolific artist. i suffer this one. painting belongs to the series. other self-portrait with souvenirs from communist east germany. 'd 'd 'd started it was popular to say that painting was dead he made fun of that notion and of conceptual art in this footage from 1970 s. west berlin. some people talk i love to talk more than painting painting takes too long so i gave it up talks better when i got to do with art i don't know this is. the artist tried his hand at everything including the punk band. no matter what he did kicking back i wanted to stand out. cultivated an air of eccentricity of it comes across in portraits taken by his wife . thi

benedict arnold cited the peace commission in a letter justifying his decision to switch sides in 1780. he wrote, the whole world saw the teams terms for ending the war exceeded our wishes and expectations and made congress, not parliament, look like the aggressors. in his writings on the loyalist behalf, galloway of pennsylvania, took a similar position, lacey placing the blame on congress and the independence independents, who worried the overtures will be popular with americans. rather than jeopardize the power that you served from the british king, congress refused to negotiate with carlisle for a simple reason. his terms threatened to reduce their own political standing. there is a battle over ambition, over pride, arrogance. from the standpoint of these two guys, we probably take galloway more seriously, britain had gone the better with this offer. during the war's final campaigns, dish officers british officers turned carlisle's union into at attempts at pacification. reaching out to disaffected patriots and using the promise of brand new self-government to encourage loyalists,

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west berlin medical student benedict seated in my are headed to the university canteen. fish was informing himself about the situation in the country all the news was about one topic only the tense congress of the east german communist party central committee the highest party organ. they wanted to do something new would create trust they got in crane's who actually was a day of hanukkah's. that didn't give anyone hope that there would be improvement because the ideology remained nothing changed change could only come about if something old broke to make room for the new cup would you like about me a call. in the central committee building top party officials were discussing the future of east germany as always behind closed doors. just one person wasn't inside the party's new spokesman contest. too often voters tradin going for the media i was responsible for dealing with the media i'm choosing my words carefully because the expression guiding and instructing the media had been replaced i was in touch with the media on that day to tell them what could come up in the cen

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benedict arnold is dressed as fuseli is dressed as the great painter. boothby is dressed as a knight in armor. they go out in the woods and rescue fair maidens and battle demons, and seward is there writing poetry as they are doing this, really wild, really wild. i wonder if this is st. george expressing himself in a theatrical way. also, helping to make his memories of, deal with his memories of the war and maybe fight a war the way he wanted it to be fought. i am curious about that. he continues his friendship with fuseli. there is another one of his works. penelope boothby was his five-year-old daughter who passed away suddenly. he had fuseli commission that painting of her apotheosis into heaven. this is richard st. george's wife, stephanie st. george, and their oldest son. this is painted in 1782. while this was still on the easel in london, st. george passed away in august of 1792. there are notices that her death in british newspapers. she died on that estate near bristol. richard st. george now coupling with his wartime memories, now an even mor

joy benedict, los angeles news. >>> the football teams were playing at home yesterday.ld the rangers tie for first place? could the 49ers overcome this key intersection with key minutes go with arizona? we'll kick it off coming up. >>> before we go to break, a live look >>> good morning day morning. it is 4:54. the door if you plan to take the bay bridge we're starting to see cars stacking up in those cash lanes pretty significantly and quickly. 880 overpass, know accidents or incidents off the freeway. that is good news. looking good. san mateo bridge, a 13 minute ride between 880 and 101. >> the first loss of the season, they hosted the cardinals and gave san francisco all it could handle. number one killer murray and arizona racing out to a 16-0 lead. then third war fur, san francisco down 16-10. jimmy to ross scored. 49ers led 17-16. earthly 4th quarter. now 19-17 cardinals. his third touchdown pass. san francisco back up on top 23- 19. the number one response. murray 22 yards to the score. the cardinals are up 26-23. final minute. field goal rage. he wants more. to

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we'll have more from our correspondent benedict. on the ground.ill not clear when but iraq's prime minister has announcnced his intentionn t to resign much to e delight of prototesters abdel

if the quality but it has been conceived as a benediction breastfed and not the same with football from today's kickoff episode is all about the 5. minute burn you. know going to say that you love something that you can lift. the aust why the love for your club is the deepest love and why focal from study loyal despite repeatedly getting disappointed out reporters about skin solve explains it all out then we take a look at which league in the world extracts the most fun welcome to kick off let's get stuck 6. feet. you can change many things. your life your home your job your wife or husband or even your religion. but what is the one thing you cannot change never never ever if you're a true fan correct your football team. and i'm on that yes sometimes it's. the once you made your choice it's different you take it to your grave every citizen leaves local. not new. but why is it like that why are football fans so loyal why does it bring out the tribal and. time to go on a serious quest with fans around the world. a psychologist. analyzing scientific studies and. a small town mr berlin clos

we do not currently have the financial resources to move forward with the redevelopment of alan benedict court. today there is an estimated $70 billion backlog on capital needs for the public housing stock nationwide which continues to grow at approximately $3.5 billion per year. this backlog includes many health and safety items, additional funding isneeded to address these issues . chairman crepo, ranking member brown, members of the committee, i am honored to have had the opportunity to testify before the committee and provide perspective on the importance of co alert act of 2019. it is my pleasure to answer any questions you may have >> miss matthews, thank you so much. mister yost. >> thank you chairman crepo, ranking member brownand members of the committee . my name is mark yost, chairman of skyline champion. we have 65 years of home building experience with the manufacturing facilities throughout the united states and in canada. airline champion employs over 7000 employees and is one of the largest homebuilders in north america producing a wide variety of manufactured modular hom

as reverend patrick conroy, chaplain of the united states house of representatives, delivers the benedictiony: let us pray. loving god, we thank you that we have been honored to gather in this august place. to honor the 53rd speaker of the people's house. we thank you for all who spoke this day, and ask that all might be inspired by the service of speaker boehner and all those who work in our nation's capitol. may we stand ready to respond as we are able in whatever way we ought as responsible citizens. god, bless our speaker, our friend john boehner. bless the congress he so honorably served in, and bless the united states of america. amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats for the departure of the official party. on behalf of the speaker, we welcome you to join us for the reception in the rayburn room, which will begin momentarily. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impacted. saturday morning, competitive enterprise institute patrick hedger discusses efforts by some on the left to regulate big tech compan

you've been a d.a., an attorney general, you went down to benedict college. college. i think you had a moment down there where you refused to participate in an event in which donald trump had been honored by an organization that was not the college, but it was an organization that was a sponsor and you said you weren't going to participate in it. your participation caused that organization to be removed as a part of that event. and then -- oh, did we lose -- i think we've lost her audio. why don't we take a break. we'll go take a break and try to get the senator's audio back and resume on the other side. stay right there. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa (logo whooshes) ♪ (logo chiming) - [woman] with shark's duoclean, i don't just clean, i dee

me tonight are uk correspondent for france 2a and the president of the foreign press association, benedicte police have arrested a 35—year—old man in connection with a stabbing incident that took place in the hague yesterday. two of the victims were 15—year—old girls and the other was a 13—year old boy. images and videos on social media show dozens of black friday shoppers running away from the scene. the three people who were stabbed were treated in hospital and later discharged. rail fares will rise by an average of 2.7% injanuary, according to the body that represents the rail industry. it means some commuters will see their season tickets go up by more than a hundred pounds. the independent watchdog transport focus said a majority of rail users did not feel they were getting value for money. katie prescott has the details. christmas is coming and for commuters on south—western railway that means almost a month of scenes like these as strikes on the line start on monday. so the news that train fares will rise again next year, above the standard rate of inflation, has not gone down well w

remain standing as reverend theick conroy, chaplain of united states of representatives delivers the benediction us pray. loving god, we thank you that we have been honored to gather in this august place. speaker of therd people's house. we thank you for all who spoke this day, and ask that all might be inspired by the service of speaker boehner and all those who work in our nation's capitol. may we stand ready to respond as we are able and whatever way we ought as response will citizens. speaker, ourr friend john boehner. bless the congress he so honorably served in, and bless the united states of america. amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats for their departure of the official party. on behalf of the speaker, we welcome you to join us for the reception in the rayburn room witchel began momentarily. which willroom, begin momentarily. [crowd sounds] think a national primary is probably one of the worst reforms we could implement. i would, if we were doing it in a rational way, have a rotating regional primary, so that we basically, indifferent elections, h

our chaplain will offer a benediction and taps will be played, and then we get to move again becausell go then to the women in military service to america memorial at the head of memorial drive. you might have seen the model of the thresher out in front where we have a reception, where we continue to tell stories about those we love, so let us adjourn to the memorial. >> this is "american history tv on c-span3 where each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. " -- and the top republican

benedict's comma of micro finance start up of amo says that globalization has lots of positives. yes boy germany is absolutely one of the winners sometimes we forget how well we're doing take vacations would love. to do but it's a lot of people can now travel to faraway places that my grandparents couldn't even have dreamt of going to israel or the us and. i'm sure that he finished early but many people ignore the fact that globalization provides us with a much wider variety of products and at much lower prices than in the past isn't us . we couldn't afford a lot of those products if we had to make them ourselves and we profit from the fact that many of them come from low wage countries take china for example china transformed itself from a developing country into the world's largest export nation within just a few decades by opening its economy and investing in new technology. china has lifted 800000000 people out of poverty that's that's the greatest development achievement in history. around the world the number of people living in extreme poverty has fallen sharply thanks to

prince philip but these 1020 people had made his across in 24 to be done to involve the wanted and so benedict even my and his friends crossed into the east from the west. in la i think i'd. mention here the city was completely devoid of people nobody was on the streets we started shouting in calling for people to come out we even rang doorbells we. were deflated when nobody opened but we saw people at the windows and we got the impression they were uncertain and were scared to open it so we decided to go and see what was happening at the brandenburg gate. stop us here at. the brandenburg gate and iconic landmark in the divided city and symbol of the cold war here the east german state didn't want to get into popular pressure so easily several 100 border guards were in position. to brandenburg gate could be seen from the soviet embassy. was the 1st step to feel we were looking out of the windows. of the usually empty den linden avenue was filled with people on their way to the brandenburg gate they knew just as much as we did that there was no border crossing at the brandenburg gate but but i'

kamala harris was asked at a justice forum at benedict college about black men being shot. >> talk aboutiolence, nothing stops a bullet like a job. >> nothing stops a bullet like a job. she was pilloried on social media over this and rightfully so. >> laura: what's her point? >> her point, i think was if you're working you're not on the street. >> laura: that's a good point. >> a lot of people are killed in random violence in chicago and other places. a dumb idea certainly for someone who has been a prosecutor. in her position. >> laura: as someone who was touted by obama folks, susan rice, samantha power, you got the sense of the old john kerry cabinet were waiting for kamala's rise. this thing has fallen as flat as a pancake. >> she's laying off staff and answers like that show you. she hasn't been able to galvanize support in the black community. >> laura: like bringing the paddle. "clear." not going anywhere. raymond, thank you. have a great weekend. >> you too. >> laura: coming up. you're not going to want to miss this. we are celebrating our second birthday here at "the ingraham an