clear is the longest alan cross western areas.ning to show up, which will hang around during monday through parts of eastern scotland and england. in the afternoon, a few showers running into east anglia and the south—east. more clout than we've had this weekend. west is best for sunshine. temperatures have come down, so more of us will be in single figures. strongerwind down, so more of us will be in single figures. stronger wind making it feel colder than that as well. more cloud streaming in from the east on tuesday, more showers too. these moved to the west through the day. a few bright sunny spells. over the higher ground, there will be a wintry flavour to the showers. winds could be gusting up to 50 mph for some in the east, so wind chill comes into play. temperatures are coming down a further few degrees, but factoring in the wind, it will feel close to freezing in places. compared to recently, that feels very different indeed. this is how your week off weather is shaping up — temperatures coming down, feeling much colder i

of getting everyone at the encampment into permanent housing by december is lofty at best james alan cross the founder of natives against heroin who've been overseeing the kampman explains why the thing is going to go well in the over a year i think that the first process of it's get them over to their the center over there they're rather like purchase wells of all have people that go on up here for the world for her for so we're going to continue to talk with this city called the mayor and everybody else in the hierarchy of all quiet at a place where we're going to have these relatives because i know they don't want to see or take from any coming here to be with their people instead of sleeping in cars or under bridges is a step up and gives them a sense of community that isn't always possible when suffering from homelessness especially when you're a member of an oppressed people but as thomas anderson told me it's not about. the wall of forgotten natives is all of us i think that. the police brutality obviously the lack of understanding of when people need help and healing they look at p

suggesting that the democrats are going to have more luck in the lower house of congress let's cross over now to alan fischer he's live for us on capitol hill and allan we're getting a sense aren't we of the way the night is going how things shaping up. exactly and i think a few democrats were a bit worried we didn't see the blue we've materializing in early results is that a couple of big wins in virginia but then the momentum seem to slow but things have certainly picked up in the last couple of broadcast partners here in the united states are predicting that the democrats will actually win the house which is very much in line with what the polls we're seeing that are having such a good night in the senate again very much in line with what the polls we're seeing here's an interesting result has just come in judgment by the name of dave brat who's a republican congressman from the southern part of the state of virginia or. richmond which is the state capital he won his seat two years ago by fifteen points he's just lost to a democrat the you know have picked up fourteen seats by my reckoning the las

alan fischer al jazeera washington u.s. officials have closed one of the world's busiest border crossings after some asylum seekers tried to breach a border fence along mexico. more than five thousand migrants are camped near the san ysidro crossing on the mexican border city of tijuana hoping to gain asylum in america they protested after president trump promised to hold them in mexico until individual cases are heard by u.s. courts or some migrants who try to force their way into the u.s. a tear gassed by u.s. border patrol. well mexico says it's not agreed to shelter thousands of central american asylum seekers waiting near the southern u.s. border and that's despite president from tweeting the following migrants of the southern border will not be allowed into the u.s. until their claims are individually approved in court we only will allow those who come into our country illegally other than that our very strong policy is catch and detain now releasing into the us all will stay in mexico if for any reason it becomes necessary we will close our southern border there's no way that the united states will after decades of

alan greenspan. anna: thank you. let's update you on some headlines crossing the bloomberg in regards to brexit. alittle brexit deal according to the irish broadcaster, the role of a brexit deal and we see impact on the pound as a result. the pound falling off session highs having up some of its gains but it is stronger on the day. this comes after michel barnier i said he saw the outline of a deal but no deal was gun -- was done. the sources were close to government were pushing back against that kind of talk from brussels saying they -- there had been strong storms previously. perhaps you should not get excited about what is achievable this week. when we were talking to our correspondent he said anything could happen but this week is crucial in terms of brexit. this currency will move on everything, every single line views, small and medium enterprises, they believe they could go through parity. for the newsbattle flow. another conversation we had this time in an exclusive with the ceo [indiscernible] whose book to me, we will hear what he has to say right here in abu dhabi. this is bloomberg.

eighteen could be facing difficulties in the months to come all right alan fischer there live for us in buenos aires allan thank you let's cross over now to are lots america at a tennessee and human is also live for us in the argentine capital to see a separate testers have been out on the streets again for the g. twenty tell us what's been happening. i know darn well as you can see i am on a very very empty street this is one of the world's widest avenues the never the who are your it's also one of the very very busy as for it you can't see a single person here the protesters are gone they were however out by the thousands very very combative and if what alan said that this summit will be remembered for who was here it will also be remembered for something that hasn't happened and that is violence at least so far the police did find a car with some eight or nine cocktails in the area where the protest was gathering but apart from that it went on with it went by without a hitch however there were plenty of people yelling and screaming and carrying large posters against donald trump against mohammed bin salim on against the the

crossing the southern border. to explain what this means, i'm joined by our white house correspondent yamiche alcindor, and alan goz. he is an immigration reporter for "usa today." llo to both of you. alan, i'm going to start with you. you cover this issue all the timexe. whatly does this new rule represent? what does it mean? >> yeah, currentlpeople are allowed to apply for asylum if they either present themselves at a port of entry or enter illegally into the country andil they can l apply for asylum. u.s. law is very clear on th our international conventions that we are a party to are very clear on that, but what the administration is proposing now is to t off the ability for people who enter the country illegally from being able apply for asylum. >> woodruff: and do we know -- does thnie adration have the legal authority to do that? >> that is something that is going to be litigated quite heavily al.st immediately we are expecting lawsuits possibly as early as tomorrow challenging this announcement because, again, the 1965 immigration nationality act cally states somebody is allowed to apply for asylum "whether

cross donald trump. he was blunt about that. there's the result tonight, indicate oit arth lost to the democrat. that's joe cunningham winning again. that was mark sanford's district. alanyou've been standing by patiently. your big picture thoughts on the night. >> i want to tell you the hidden meaning of these midterm elections for 2020. as you know, i have a system called the keys to the white house that have correctly forecast the results of every presidential election since before you were born in 184. and as a result of this midterm, the incumbent republican who's hold the white house lost a key. the mandate key which is measured by midterm house elections. that's another keel down. and therein midterm also put a second keep in jeopardy, the scandal key because everybody is talking about the house democrats now having investigatory and subpoena power. if they and the special counsel uncover really damaging information about donald trump, another key drops. while donald trump has called in a tremendous victory, in fact, it has significant little undermined his chances to win in 20208. >> first of all, thank you for shaving ten years off my age. i appreciate that. do

alan simpson, for his talk on the economy, regulation an your money. a huge hour for you straight ahead. >> rick santelli has got jolts hey, rick. >> absolutely. now, remember, we crossedold so that's the new benchmark to pay attention to for the series going back to 2000 the september read holds to 7 million again. 7 million 9,000. it's the one that has been revised higher from 7.316 million to 7.293 million so, these things are really off the charts and just to show you how off the charts they are, we finished and the summary for jolts was 5.66 million. we have really extended. it looks as though the market and treasuries hasn't moved much on it but pretty close to high yield. sara, back to you. >> rick, thank you that plays into the election today. let's get to steve liesman with the new survey election style. >> yeah, sara, we ran a survey to see how the market is priced. no surprise, nine% said they retain the house and senate. and 14% saying both house us and 7% say dems take both houses let's look at expected policy changes for those who think it's a split congress number one, the thing they think could happen is infrastructure number two, i don't know if it hap

alan dershowitz on that. >> here is the problem for the president. mueller will write a report. it will be based on the testimony of people who have lied and who have not been crossvastating only if it's unrebutted. it is essential for the president's team to demand that the justice department not allow the release of the mueller report until they've had a chance to review it. >> sandra: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington good morning. >> thank you, sandra. new information in the last hour from inside the federal court here in washington the judge setting a target date for sentencing of march 5 for the former campaign chairman paul manafort. there are outstanding issues about allegations leveled by the special counsel about manafort the president's former campaign chairman. his legal team arrived this morning for the short hearing. the special counsel has until december 7th to explain to the court via written submissions why they believe manafort breached the plea agreement. special counsel alleges the plea deal fell apart because they say manafort lied and did not fully cooperate. manafort's team says the special counsel wa