bill abbott finds it in caffeine. >> taster's choice. i'm a coffee drinker.have five or six shots of coffee a day, i'm usually pretty good. that's my choice of drug. i don't know what i'd do if i didn't have coffee. that's what gets me to drawing. this is pretty much what i do all day long. i draw a lot on cards and sell them, draw anything that maybe somebody specifically might want, a portrait of somebody in their family, they buy all the material and i do it. i get paid that way. i had to put my name on the wall. looks a little bit more presentable. >> abbott also uses his art to connect with his mother. >> makes her day when i send her like a "thinking of you" card. she has all kinds of pictures that i've done for her, jesus pictures, pictures of jesus, all kinds of religious pictures i like to do. >> she's religious? >> yeah, christian. >> as though his devil horn tattoos aren't ironic enough for a christian-themed artist, abbott is also serving 40 years for stealing from and burning down a historic catholic church in his hometown. and while he claims he

first of all, why was it such a surprise simple wall street expected abbott would have a harter timeting fda approval or it will take longer than it did but with the approval abbott leapfrogged dexcom considering the decks conn glucose monitor which isn't out yet still requires that you prim your finger once a day there aren't many cases where a product works just fine in europe but the fda decides to reject it anyway this is the trump administration which means it's pro -- they decided to be far more aggressive than anyone thought abbott system cause $4 a day dexcom will set you back 8 to $10 per day including the cost of hardware. abbott told us they had already five of the largest pharmacies lined up to sell the thing in december before abbott system got approved dexcom was the only player whose system could be used by diabetics who need multiple insulin injections. if dexcom doesn't lose tons of share to abbott their going to have to get more promotion to keep the business. it's got to be really going for dexcom aside from costing the -- dexcom is better than abbotts dexcom's sys

abbott sugge: years.diane abbott sugge: years. if anything, it was recent years. if anything, it was worse when i first became an mp. you will remember what you were there. you would have micro—sexual aggression. woman would get up in the chamberand aggression. woman would get up in the chamber and tories opposite would do this gesture like they were moving their breasts. there were harassment and jokes that were not very funny. the problem is it was a very funny. the problem is it was a very male environment, the idea of all these men are away from home, there were eight bars and very long hours and the bars are open as long as we are sitting. partly that is the notion what happens in westminster stays in westminster. it isa westminster stays in westminster. it is a little bit better now but long way to go. we can expect there to be more reports and more stories emerging in the coming weeks and days, as people look back in parliament on their own career and experiences. the health secretaryjeremy career

abbott labs at an all-time high after beating its estimates in the quarter. jimmy? >> you know, it should be higher they both on revenue and beat on earnings and guided the full year earnings per share and the mid-point is 10% higher than before look, all of the large-cap pharma has had a pretty good one to two-year run but abbott is clearly pulling away from the pack the question i think is do you see the third quarter gains that abbott is now showing. do you see that show up in pfizer, merck right-hand a everybody else owes earnings who will come up either way, abbott is going higher from here. >> electronic arts let's take a look at that one. i know you like act vision better, weiss, but they are moving away from a studio popular for a game called dead space. >> and they are extending the time frame for release of their "star wars" game which will be a serial game and that's what has it down. i don't think that's reason to sell the stock it's actually attractive it's actually cheaper than act vision and i happen to be in act vision because it's so hated out there

roderick abbott, a former uk and eu trade negotiator, says it could be into the next decade before aa former uk and eu trade negotiator, says it could be into the next decade before a deal is done. i think well into the 20s. before you've really implemented everything and probably into the 20s until you've got a deal tied up. the trade deal. so this could take some years? hmm. and at each stage, if the uk doesn't satisfy the eu's conditions, talks will remain stuck in the slow lane, as they are now. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, i'm sarah mulkerrins and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. lots to tell you about — but first... the world series is under way in los angeles — but who's going to take an early advantage.. as the dodgers play the astros... in tennis, karolina piskova powers her way to a second victory in singapore and with it books her place in the last four of the world tour finals... and we have new league leaders in italy — inter are top of serie a. baseball's world series is under way at

fresh from a nice time steve election victory japan's prime minister shinzo abbott pledges to tackle what he's called the country's two main problems so it's an aging society a tense situation with north korea these are some of the national issues we face and i will do my utmost to lead this country as its prime minister out just like your. lot of us. putting up a rose that for every state one conservative has many to paint his ruling coalition retained its two thirds majority in the lower house. these two thirds majority is important it gives abbott the numbers needed to revise japan's pacifist constitution which restricts the military to self defense but abas do need to convince the japanese who have to pass any constitutional changes in a referendum. after the constitutional commission has come up with a concrete plan will need to explain the amendments to the public i don't see my party's win as reflecting public opinion about changing the constitution it kind of one of them has. called a snap election less than a month ago pushing elections forward was a master stroke of politic

diane abbott was saying on the andrew marr programme today that she thinks things have got better.in the chamber, there were 20 mps who were female and male mps in the bearpit atmosphere would sometimesjeer mps in the bearpit atmosphere would sometimes jeer at mps in the bearpit atmosphere would sometimesjeer at the mps in the bearpit atmosphere would sometimes jeer at the women. has it improved, or not really? it has, there's a better atmosphere that incidents are still going on. we bred these accounts, unnamed mps who are not safe in lifts or taxis. i've heard allegations of things happening. that happen in private. there needs to be not only a culture of acceptance that this cannot go on, but also that women will be think theresa may supported. i think theresa may saying today that she will write to the speaker, the sunday times reported that she gets weekly briefings of indiscretions by her mps. what has she done so far? is it just used by the whips, as it has been for years? we read about it in the alan clark diaries, they gather information and use it as leveraged, what has s

brown and texas governor greg abbott made a friendly wager on the series. is offering up a six-pack of houston-brewed beer and texas bbq. he also said -- win or lose -- he'll make a donation to the north bay wildfire relief efforts. on the flipside... governor brown met abbott's offer with select wines from sonoma, napa and mendocino regions. colin colin kaepernick has reportedly inked a book deal. and it's worth a lot of money. reports are the former 49er will receive just over one million dollars from random house. kaepernick had previously meet with publishers regarding the project. it is unknown what the book will focus on. as well as what kind of format the book will be. kaepernick recently filled a lawsuit against the n-f-l and it's owners accusing them of colluding against him to keep him out off a roster because of his anthem protest last season. ( terisa ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... escaping from an oncoming train. how an uber driver got stuck on the tracks. an uber driver in new york cheats death... after his car gets stuck on the rai

relationship between the sitting bull in buffalo bill and gordon would cause the friendship between don abbott's. look for these titles and book stores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span two. they discuss the topics of banning books in schools and libraries. the language some may find offensive.

texas governor greg abbott issued a statement overnight saying "our hearts go out to the family of the police officer killed at texas tech university." happening now-- deadly wildfires continue to scorch both the northern and southern parts of california. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency in several counties-- after hundreds of building go up in flames. abc's arlette saenz joins has more. this morning a d.c. grandmother who died after an s-u-v grandmother who died after an s-u-v struck her is being remembered for her extreme generosity. jewel lewis-hall was killed saturday as she was crossing "h" street northeast.. at 10th street. the driver stayed at the scene. no charges have been filed, but an investigation is underway. lewis-hall's family is heartbroken. lewis-hall was a graduate of anacostia high school. she was a big fan of michael jackson. since the pop star's death, her front porch has been a shrine to him. "the washington post" even wrote about it. happening today-- first daughter invanka trump will rub elbows with some of the most powerful women in the wo

diane abbott with her experiences there.se spoke yesterday about this issue and talked about the degrading culture which had existed at westminster that had thrived in the corridors of power. he has said that any examples of this should be stamped out and of course last week we had the new labourmp course last week we had the new labour mp jarrod o'mara being suspended over comments he made online sometime ago which were sexist, racist and homophobic, as well. all parties seeking to tackle this problem which is of course not a new issue and there may well be more reports of more recent examples to come. jonathan, thank you. itv has ended the contract of one of coronation street's main actors following an internal inquiry. bruno langley, who plays todd grimshaw in the soap, is no longer part of the cast according to an itv statement. the sunday mirror has reported that mr langley was dismissed after allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman in a club. mr langley has confirmed he has left the show, and says he will make a

the reason i bring that up today is because governor abbott of texas is up meeting with the entire texas delegation to make sure that we continue to make the case and make sure that texans are not forgotten as we get to work on these other important matters as well. >> well, as the leader pointed out, the democrats continue to waste time and slow-walk judicial nominations. we're going to continue to proceed and move forward, and thanks to what the democrats did back in 2013, they are not going to be able to stop that. they can use these parliamentary tricks to try and delay it, but we're going to get good judges put on the bench, and we're going to continue to make progress on that. same time as has already been pointed out, we are working diligently on tax reform. i have the privilege of serving on the senate finance committee, and we continue to work. we look forward to hearing from the house tomorrow. one thing i can assure you is tax reform that passes both the house and senate and is signed into law by the president will deliver meaningful tax cuts to middle income families in this

six points from bottom top next up, down this morning, abbo abbott labs. discount didn't last past of the morning. but if you caught it united airlines looks in the open, down three, quick toss to that one but catch a break unbelievably good interview with oscar munoz, i get feeling things are worse than i thought. good call. pick six interception. down six all of fang is going down. fellow shareholders are bolting. enemy. but i see from outlines on cnbc that alphabet is putting in a fill for founding for competitor they have wemo, self-driving system that could partner with lyft and cramer favorite lam research dips down to 194 held after reporting great quarter. followed by traditional selloff. fabulous ceo tells fabulous story on squawk alley. last receiver to hit no need to look down the field market comes back to land change lam closes just shy but had to be quick another six-point touchdown. my stay cool check down plan worked i can do it for you. we can do it together. this was in my head rather than realmoney. hitting open receivers for lots of fir

roderick abbott, a former uk and eu trade negotiator, says it could be into the next decade before aore you've really implemented everything and probably into the 20s until you've got a deal tied up. the trade deal. so this could take some years? hmm. and at each stage, if the uk doesn't satisfy the eu's conditions, talks will remain stuck in the slow lane, as they are now. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. now it's time for newsnight with evan davies. the government wants to be remembered for more than just brexit. the problem is that for many, it's only being remembered for botching up the introduction of universal credit. i think if universal credit is unchanged we'll have some real tragedies happening in our society. it is impossible for people to fend off chaos if they have no money at all. it'll roll out to seven million families in the next five years. labour's shadow welfare secretary wants a pause,

supermajority if he does get it what will it let his government do in the coming years well prime minister abbott sheens all but all of his life it's been very clear what he's been aiming for long before he was prime minister probably when he was a teenager he's wanted to revise the constitution of japan in particular to get rid of its pacifist article nine or to modify in some way so whether or not he gets the supermajority i think he's going to go forward with that because he has very little time maybe a couple years left so i think you'll see him go for a constitutional revision and even if he doesn't get them super majority i think he'll probably try to get other opposition parties to join him in that effort. looking ahead and beyond this constitutional question you mention that some of the other parties might have stronger challengers in the years ahead what do you see in their future. well there is one really interesting development how come on the opposition parties. previously up for some years basically the main opposition party was a mix of conservative centrist and liberal lawmakers bu

is not running for the prime ministership so it looks like a very strange situation prime minister abbott has played the strong and stable caught in the wake of escalating tensions with north korea telling everyone to vote for experience analysts say that campaign strategy has also paid off. he's been lucky more than having played his cards right. when there's a national security crisis actually helps the incumbent government. on top of this the opposition party the democratic party were so weak that it ended up in floating . despite polls predicting our by returning to power projections could still change forty b. . and invite it's reported to be undecided which candidate or party back. mother who does the i haven't been able to decide at all. support stability of an administration but at the same time i wonder if everything should remain the same with. the latest opinion polls suggest that she is ruling coalition party could secure as many as three hundred at the four hundred sixty five states up for grabs plus a two thirds of the majority held before the election. and we're leaving tha

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greg abbott is betting barbecue and beer. >> i say houston is going to win. >> who is your favorite player stringer, right? >> philadelphia fire department is honoring a beloved arson dog who is dieing. >>> see how tesla is cruising its technology to help puerto rico recover from hurricane maria. ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. (voand exceptional customerity pre-ownservice,les... head t to your neiborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... flip your thinking about buying your next one. everyone, live look at the base of city hall where they are getting ready for the winter garden at dilworth park. are you kidding me? it's coincide with chilly temperatures this morning. 48 degrees, getting up to 60 degrees feeling like fall. >>> a truck driver in harrisburg lost control and crashed into a house. the person inned the house was -- the person inside the house was not hurt, but the driver was airlifted to the hospital. >>> philadelphia arson dog chance is retiring. the black lab worked for the fire marshal office

guitarist for the josh abbott ban.ed we have members of crew with concealed hand gun licenses and legal firearms on the bus. they were useless. we need gun control right now. >>> if you have planned a trip to las vegas, you may be thinking of canceling because of the shooting. >> many offering chances to cancel without fees. >> rapidly changing throughout the day. many hotels allowing cancellations, airlines waiving change fees and many shows scheduled for tonight have ben canceled but policies vary from one company to the next. mandalay bay resort from where the shooter fired at crowd has reopened for business. mgm resorts which operates that and other hotels allowing guests to cancel without penalty on a case by case basis. so is caesar's entertainment,en, operates harrah's and bally's and others waiving change fees for in and out of las vegas but each airline has restrictions about rebooking. check with your carrier. bay area volunteers showing support by donating blood. san francisco blood centers of the pacific sa

kingsley abbott is from the international commission of jurists thank you very much for your time. and still ahead an al-jazeera in sports says you've got to see a complete title hat trick for the andes with that story. going number of children in syria are being forced to find work to support their families as the conflict rages on as a result tens of thousands of missing out on an education. reports from heartache and southern turkey. hamshaw is from a town in northern homes the area has been besieged for almost four years by government forces but collects plastic waste not to resell for recycling but to burn during cold days so that his family can survive harsh winter conditions . i want to go to school and become a teacher or maybe a doctor i just want to be with my friends. mohammed is a street vendor has the family's breadwinner mohamed and many thousands of children across syria dropped out of school so they can help their families you know a country ravaged by war. war planes destroyed buildings i can't go to school i sell clothes so that i can help my parents and my brothe

devon had to go to this fancy shindig for ashley abbott without me. >> tessa: well, what's your eta foring up there?

caleb keiter of josh abbott band tweeted i used to be proponent until sunday night.mbers had legal firearms on the bus and they were useless. >> support continues pouring in for the massacre. it will donate 1 million to family affected by shootings. efc operations are based in ufc plans to dedicate the pay perview fight totten tire city of vegas. >> good morning to you michael thomas. >> good morning, wisdom, beautiful day today. absolutely georgous. once again we did a number of days in a row and we'll have one today and another one tomorrow. beautiful fall day is headline for this afternoon. beautiful forecast 43 to 56. chilly once again and pack the jacket and sweatshirt. after school much more pleasant. 73 to 77 plentiful sunshine. after school activities absolutely no threat at all. "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. 76. we are going to start a warming trend up to 79 with sunshine tomorrow. few more clouds on thursday. highs back middle 80s. 85 with humidity around going to the baseball game. playoffs start on friday. looks like 84 degrees. not at game time. we'

roderick abbott, a former uk and eu trade negotiator, says it could be into the next decade before a the 20s. before you've really implemented everything and probably into the 20s until you've got a deal tied up. the trade deal. so this could take some years? mmm. and at each stage, if the uk doesn't satisfy the eu's conditions, talks will remain stuck in the slow lane, as they are now. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, he painted the ordinary in way that was extraordinary. 50 of cezanne's portraits are brought together for the very first time. a moment they had all been waiting for. performa dig nato, but as he sat down, obedient enough. —— a former dictator. dawn and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain, it lights up a biblicalfamine, now in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion — in argentina today, it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we had controversies in the past with great britain, but as good friends we have always found a good and lasting solution. the concord bows out in s

has been pos tivment he had a good work ing relationship with the governors, rick scott and greg abbott, this again still seemed like it was not handled as well as the previous two. i think that's a fair comment and i think president trump is definitely feeling that as well one of the interesting things is that he kept emphasizing a in a positive t way. do you think the president, i don't know, maybe he doesn't get it because he also said, you know, they're not doing enough to help themselves or implied. they are the united states. the same as, you know, texas or bl florida. do you think there's a disquek or disconnect. the idea that people in puerto rico are american citizens that it is seen as removed and less politically vital. it looks like the mayor of san juan without out a tweet, not necessarily backtracked, but said she's happy, it seems the officials of administrations have an idea of what the obstacles have been. that's important for theoverall effort it seemed like bash after bash. there's lives at scaik here. th yourselves. you don't want a repeat of hurricane katrina. the g

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roderick abbott, a former uk and eu trade negotiator, says it could be into the next decade before a 20s. before you've really implemented everything and probably into the 20s until you've got a deal tied up. the trade deal. so this could take some years? mmm. and at each stage, if the uk doesn't satisfy the eu's conditions, talks will remain stuck in the slow lane, as they are now. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. the french master paul cezanne is famous for his post impressionist art and now a major exhibition of his work goes on show in london. more than 50 cezanne paintings from collections around the world will be displayed together for the first time. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has more. a portrait of an artist as a young man. paul cezanne's early selfie, painted in his 20s, when he was still learning to look like no other artist. he would paint himself throughout his career, making breakthroughs in technique and tone each time, until this final self—portrait, when the artist picasso called "the father of us all" revealed a lifetime's knowledge and skill in a single i

caleb kieter is a guitarist for the josh abbott band which played during the music festival where the shooting took place. hours after the attack he tweeted that he was, quote, a proponent of the second amendment my whole life until the events of last night. i can't express how wrong i was. kieter goes on to say with he need gun control right now. abc 7's amy hollyfield and jessica castro are both in las vegas. amy will have a live report at 5:30. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the shooting and its aftermath as it develops. >>> turning to local news, happening today, santa clara supervisors are set to vote on reforms for the bail system. it is to ensure suspects in minor or nonviolent crimes show up for court dates without having to sit in jail because they can't afford bail. supervisors also want to partner with community groups to post bail on behalf of low income defendants. santa clara is the only county with such a partnership. >>> wells fargo's chief executive will face congress to say he is deeply sorry for the false accounts scandal. tim sloan will testify bef

. >>> profit and revenue grew at abbott labs as rising sales in in the company's medical devices and generics business. shares were up 1%. >>> spectrum pharmaceuticals reported encouraging preliminary results from a study of its long cancer drug. the biotech company said all the patients who were given that treatment saw some degree of tumor shrinkage. spectrum shares rocketed higher by 36%, to finish the day at $19.67. >>> the insurance company assurance said it is buying the protection plan provider the warranty group for $2.5 billion including debt. assurance said the deal will grow its global footprint, add to its existing services. assurance shares up 6% to $101.80. >>> after the bell united continental reported stronger than expected profits and revenue despite business disruptions from those storms. shares of the airline rose in the extended session, then fell. they ended the regular day up fractionally. >>> ebay was out with results after the bell. sales at the online marketplace grew in the latest quarters. the company attracted more active buyers to its platform. those resu

governor greg abbott from texas is betting a six-pack of houston-brewed beer and some classic texas barbeque that his astros will come out on top... while california governor jerry brown is so sure his l-a dodgers will be the champs that he's put a selection of those famous california wines on the line. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. a check on weather. - noticeably cooler today and tomorrow - dry through saturday - rainy sunday - unseasonably cool end to october - still looking dry & cool for halloween today: mix of clouds and sun. more sun during the afternoon. cooler. highs: 63-66 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. even cooler. lows: 41-49 winds: n 5-10 mph thursday: partly cloudy. coolest day of the week. highs: 58-62 winds: nw 5-10+ mph kidd o'shea in the now.. tina fey was in dc yesterday ahead of her new broadway show "mean girls" which is previewing here in dc for 5 weeks, starting next tuesday. from samuel l. latest ceelb to work with online education site master-class. jackson will offer his thoughts on breaking down a script, auditioning, voice and character deve

but the truth is, he's not on our side. [ telephones ringing ] >> billy: billy abbott. yes, yes, about the launch... yes. no, everything should be... can you hold on one second, please? this is old data. i want every face mask rechecked for toxins, and i want it done now. please. can somebody else answer the damn phone? as i was saying, everything is fine with the face masks. no, you can reassure your readers that brash & sassy's committed to every product that we put out in the marketplace. no, those are just rumors. no, your viewers should know that we are committed to our customers at brash & sassy and stand by every single product we put out in the marketplace. there is no problem at all with our products. everything is fine.

roderick abbott, a former uk and eu trade negotiator, says it could be into the next decade before are you've really implemented everything and probably into the 20s until you've got a deal tied up. the trade deal. so this could take some years? mmm. and at each stage, if the uk doesn't satisfy the eu's conditions, talks will remain stuck in the slow lane, as they are now. damian grammaticas, bbc news, brussels. venezuela's coalition partners who oppose the rule of president nicolas maduro appear to be in disarray. it comes after one of its leading members announced he would leave. henrique capriles is protesting against the decision by a group of newly elected opposition governors to pledge allegiance to a new constituent assembly regarded as illegitimate by the opposition coalition. the venezuelan government says the assembly‘s mandate is to overhaul the constitution. kenya is facing a last minute legal challenge to see if a presidential election re—run on thursday can go ahead. president uhuru kenyatta won the vote in august, but that was annulled by the supreme court, which said

to happy so not right now amazingly japanese process going economy among g seven so sucks to the abbott who makes under some student stock price. you know going up fifteen days in a law that's never happened in the japanese stock market history showed that's pushed me to sob as lance tried to win this time so. you know in order to count to aging and a shrinking population we have to deal with that and you know that to secure national security we have to deal with china so china japan more economic problem listen to the prime minister the first time mentioned he would like to cope a light to the bomb belt lamp bomb lot and already so many japanese manufacturing companies are tightening how these into that well not initiated by the chinese so and then i'm going to stop it with a possum legalising cut gene or building a huge into a village wrote. implemented it also that is for chinese where people base think depp one of the biggest achievements are you saying i can just jump in here and then you know just like his father is being very good at staying nationalistic pride and that's obvious

shadow home secretary diane abbott speaks out against tory cuts brought on to bail out the city of london the labor assembly against austerity today coming up on the show how dangerous is u.k. foreign minister boris johnson is jim matheson the pentagon needs a delegation to korea we also wouldn't join us dr gary porter about the perils of potential british backing for a trump nuclear war in asia and we speak to fashion icon vivienne westwood who along with a nine year old boy could find themselves going to jail for opposing fracking in britain plus the sorts of any serious finger gestures are being deployed each trying to do other in terms of eccentricity possibly of prowess what happened in this week's u.k. pm queues all the more going on but today's going underground but first apart from this week's british economic growth figures which contradicted pre-breakfast referendum city of london predictions there were also figures out from weapons company boeing that's boeing recently slammed by u.k. pm theresa may on its sales. calls we have a long term partnership with boeing various aspects

if the astros win governor brown will send abbott wine.e dodgers win they will send governor brown an six back of pier along request some texas barbecue. it's a win-win. >> that barbecue will taste really good. >> we will go up to the compute. i'll start with the deadly crash in santa rosa. northbound 101 to eastbound 12. it's not caused a significant traffic jam. northbound 101 has a deadly crash. also the other authorities are on the scene blocking two right lanes. we will look at westbound 5. remember, it's not like the commute needs help being slow. it's very slow. it's extra slow. you say it's always slow but today it's extra slow. driving the dublin it looks all right. traffic is moving along okay in oakland. there was a tree on fire. it was there for a while and caused a lot of smoke. if you wake up in the oakland area and smelling smoke that's what it is. >> it's extra slow. >> extra slow is getting the pressure system out of the way. it's gradually cooler here each day. long beach was 105. lax and las angeles that goes back as far

lonia of voting began just around thirty minutes ago police have been seen breaking through doors abbott people inside are trying to stop them in a show of defiance some consul earnings have been singing and joining arms a spanish news agency f.e.m.a. says council and police have closed more than fifteen polling stations so far and already eating them on a council on five independence from spain started just moments ago madrid sees this referendum as a legal saying the aim of it is to break a spanish society just days before the vote the spanish government deployed an extra six thousand civil guard officers which are part of the national military oh. oh . was. it. was a. was. the air was ok. ok well polling stations in catalonia opened around thirty minutes ago already we're seeing an increasingly tense situation with some mild violence as police have forced entry into a polling stations we will be bringing you all the latest from catalonia throughout the day so do stay with us for that. now in other news on tuesday don't trump lashed out once again at north korea saying the u.s. is full

japanese vases relex prime minister shinzo abbott but will his coalition keep its vital supermajority. hello this is al jazeera live from london also coming up in the program your secure state rex tillerson has been discussing iraq iran and the gulf crisis with saudi leaders he's now in qatar. we meet the young syrians who are missing out on school so they can support their families. and facing a growing problem of crystal meth addiction iran opens its first a drug rehab clinic for mothers. to japan's prime minister shinzo abyei has swept to victory in today's snap election after promising to toughen his stance on north korea and revive the economy polish results a ruling coalition has already won two hundred sixty four seats that easily surpass as. majority in the four hundred sixty five seat parliament without barry is hoping for a two thirds super majority to push through his agenda and for that he needs at least three hundred ten seat exit polls have put him on track for that japan's constitution limits the military to being a self defense force after its defeat in the second worl

know but i've seen a lot of people ask for this is it like the harvey weinstein situation or area abbott alleged serial rapist who's abusing women because he's a gatekeeper to the hollywood industry nobody will tell on him they won't report is alleged raping is it so in the financial industry because jamie dimon such a big player in the industry he's like the harvey weinstein of finance the hedge funds are getting kind of abused in a lot of ways but they don't report on him because he's a gatekeeper so mark. you could draw definitely draw parallels and i think that there is. there is a concern that if you speak out in the financial industry you will not get employed your employment prospects diminish greatly if you tell the truth well that's going to whistle blowers get penalized now absalom to go to jail now look at the j.p. morgan whistle blower who blew the whistle on the c.d.o. she couldn't get a job on wall street she have an ivy league education not like harvey lie same allegedly raping everybody and it wasn't reported so there are two components to this when i look at the wall str

and other parts of yemen to try to restore the internationally recognized government of president abbott rebbie man so heidi heidi based temporarily in aden says that he these must disband but they insist they yemen's legitimate authority and accuse him of being a saudi puppet that. we already to work towards a solution we say to all yemeni groups let's find a solution the foreign powers involved are i'm here to fight for you here for their interests we're ready to walk towards a solution but that should be at least a response from the other side instead of waiting for decisions to come from abu dhabi or saudi arabia. well the heat they say they're ready to talk also threatening to intensify their retaliation against saudi arabia and strike military targets in the u.a.e. more than ten thousand yemenis have been killed and almost forty thousand injured over the two and a half years of fighting human rights groups accuse both sides of committing atrocities. the un is urging all sides to negotiate a political deal until they do the world's number one humanitarian crisis may only get worse v

. >> texas governor greg abbott issued a statement saying our hearts go out to the family the police officer killed at texas tech university. the university's chancellor also posted a statement on facebook saying, our texas tech family is strong and we will support each other as we grieve. >> today a new report from the washington post is shedding light on the tumult with the gom and the president with the post reporting the commander in chief in recent days has been lashing out rupturing alliances and imperilling his legislative agenda. one of those ruptured alliances now taking place between the president and republican senator bob corker of tennessee. the chairman of the powerful foreign relations committee. as mr. trump escalates his public feud with the senator. >> and the war between corker and trump could dash any chances the president may have to get his much promised tax reform plan passed. one trump loyalist saying bluntly, quote, his presidency could be doomed. for more we go to nbc's tracie potts for us this morning. tracy, good morning. >> reporter: frances, phil, good m

is not running for the prime ministership so it looks like a very strange situation prime minister abbotthas played the strong and stable caught in the wake of escalating tensions with north korea telling everyone to vote for experience analysts say that campaign strategy has also paid off. has been lucky more than having played its cards right. when there's a national security crisis if you're only helps the incumbent government. on top of this the opposition party the democratic party were so weak that you turned it up in loading. despite polls predicting by returning to power projections could still change forty percent of voters reported to be undecided which candidate or party backing mother you did i haven't been able to decide at all. i'd support stability of an administration but at the same time i wonder if everything should remain the same with. the latest opinion polls suggest that shinzo ruling coalition party could secure as many as three hundred of the four hundred sixty five states up for grabs plus a two thirds of the majority held before the election if that's the case hi

people across the country braved the typhoon to vote in the election which the prime minister mr abbott called a year earlier than expected. spain's foreign minister is urging people in catalonia not to listen to their regional leaders as madrid moves to take control of that area catalonia as president has accused the spanish government in madrid of attacking the region's democracy. u.s. secretary of state rex to listens in saudi arabia as part of renewed efforts to end the gulf diplomatic crisis between cata and its neighbors but he's indicated a breakthrough is unlikely. now to italy where that country's wealthy northern regions lombardi and beneteau are going to vote on whether to take more control over their own affairs they account for around thirty percent of italian g.d.p. some people there say they resent the amount of their taxes that are used to pay for services in the poorer south of italy the result of the ballot will not be binding his order how do i meet. an ancient that survived throughout the centuries reflecting a time when venice was a prosperous suffering state that t

south korea was the mark abbott buck the trend in asia. most markets in asia or down.ture in europe. the standard market is actually the spanish market. spain up 2.4% of the close of play yesterday. higher today. and michelle fleury has the details about what's ahead on wall street today. is it trick—or—treat for wall street this halloween? the federal reserve... data released on monday show inflation expectations remain low. with a recovery on firmer footing, many economists expect the central bank to raise interest rates. but not of this meeting. they think it may happen at the next one in december. pfizer reports its third—quarter results this tuesday. it is under pressure from investors to pull off a large deal to spur growth. shale oil producer devon energy is likely to post an increase in profits. also watch out for results from kellogg's and electronic art. as we have already heard in the programme, executives from facebook, google and twitter are washington for two days, to testify about russian attempts to influence the usjudge presidential election. joining u