andrew: give it up. my thoughts are, you are making me feel better about the future by being passionate and articulate. that is awesome leadership on your part. i believe we are going to get the rightwe need in timeframe. what is the number one criteria for the nominee? beating donald trump, that is rape. a pole -- eating donald trump, that is right. -- beating donald trump, that is right. other poll said that 80% of college republicans would true -- would choose me over donald trump. i'm drooling in disaffected asald trump voters as well progresses. as soon as they pulled new hampshire, we will see they are well above the dnc threshold. i will say, i am very confident we will make the debate stage. we have offered to pay for the polls. they were complaining about cost. i was late, we will pay for it. inwill make the debate stage january. this campaign is going to keep growing and growing because we are talking about the issues americans care about and the problems we see every day. you really are an ins

andrew: nice to meet you. 3.1, 2, andrew: hey, man. >> how is it going? >> [indiscernible] >> 3, 2, 1. >> i am here from california. i am in grad school. [indiscernible] >> how are you doing? [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> 1, 2, 3. >> we have a couple of things in common. a son who is taking a peak of. gov.king ap he met you back in august. >> [indiscernible] andrew: my father was a psychology professor. >> [indiscernible] andrew: i love that progression. with your help, we can win. andrew: i have to fight to make sure you can vote in my reelection. >> i stayed home with my boys. it was the hardest job. thank you. >> i am 16, so i cannot vote. >> 3, 2, 1. >> [indiscernible] andrew: are these your parents? you should be proud of your daughter. >> 3, 2, 1. andrew: i'm got -- i am trying to solve the problems that affect us all get. i have family there. [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. andrew: it is a blast. i love it. >> thank you. i am creating some of the automation you are talking about. i agree with you that it is an interesting challenge we have

the man who viciously murdered eight women finally brought to justice. >> andrew urdiales. >> andrew urdiales. >> andrew urdiales hated women, and he enjoyed killing them and torturing them. that's what he was all about. that was andrew urdiales' thing. >> sentenced to death in illinois for killing three women, his life was spared when the governor abolished the death penalty. as a result, the state of california extradited him to face justice for five murders he committed there. what makes him different from other people that you've tried even for horrible murders? >> he enjoyed it. he went out and hunted women. >> just like a wrecking ball, the damage he's done. >> this is the most evil person i thinki i've ever met in my life. >> in an exclusive interview, the last one he will ever give, i try to get inside the mind of serial killer andrew urdiales. let's talk about the truth. you did it, i want to know why you did it. >> all right, here i am. this is chris cuomo in new york testing out the ifv or the speakerphone. can you hear me? >> yeah,ki hear you. i just have some concerns ab

week to say the prime minister would not be on the andrew marr show until he committed to the andreww. but after friday's knife attack on london bridge, the corporation withdrew that ultimatum, arguing it was now in the public interest for him to appear. here are the thoughts of maria jeffrey. i am dismayed and disgusted by the way that the tories have played the bbc. why was boris johnson allowed the oxygen of publicity for his election campaign on the andrew marshall, a u—turn given the bbc ban after he had declined to have his policies and behaviour scrutinised by andrew neil? a process that the other party leaders had been through. but if the suggestion was that borisjohnson would have an easy time on the andrew marshall, that turned out to be ——time on the andrew marr show, that turned out to be far from the case. in a often acrimonious conversation, the presenter pressed the prime minister on the circumstances under which the london bridge attacker had been released from prison. under the conservatives he was let out. under the conservatives... this was a conservative decision.

>> the prince andrew interview was simply a car crash.e was obviously not media trained, obviously had no idea what he was doing, and was tone deaf. >> reporter: the fallout was swift and brutal for prince andrew, who is eighth in line to the british throne. he had to step back from royal duties and reportedly moved his offices out of buckingham palace. >> he has paid essentially the ultimate price professionally. he's had to step back from his public duties. he's lost his public role. >> reporter: once known in british circles as the party prince, now prince andrew has become a pariah. >> i find it hard to see how he can come back from this now. >> reporter: prince andrew's ill-fated friendship with jeffrey epstein back in 1999, when ghislaine maxwell, an old friend of the prince, introduced them. >> but he had the most extraordinary ability to bring extraordinary people together. and that's the bit that i remember, is going to the dinner parties where you would meet academics, politicians, people from the united nations. i mean, it was

andrew bailey has emerged as the favourite. legislators in the us have approved a new trade agreement with mexico and canada to replace the north america free trade agreement. and working with businesses to confront stereotyping at work and in society. how one man is challenging the narrative surrounding black men, through his photography. and you can get in touch with us about anything on the programme. let us know what you think — just use the hashtag bbcworklife. a warm welcome to our new business show. we start with brexit, because today a crucial period for british and european businesses begins as the uk takes a major step towards leaving the eu. the withdrawal agreement negotiated between borisjohnson‘s government and brussels goes before parliament with a vote expected later. and given his large majority, it's expected to get through without many changes. under the agreement, britain is due to formally leave the eu on 31st of january next year. that will be followed by a transitional period, where existing trade terms s

andrew urdiales. >> andrew urdiales. >> he hated women and he enjoyed killing them and torturing them. that was andrew urdiales' thing. >> sentenced to death in illinois for killing three women. his life was spared when the governor abolished the death penalty. as a result, the state of california ex trespatradited hi face justice for five murders he committed there. >> what makes him different that you tried for horrible murders. >> he enjoyed it and he went out and hunted women. >> like a wrecking ball and the damage he's done. this is the most evil person i have ever met in my life. >> in an exclusive interview, the last one he'll ever give. i tried to get inside the mind of the serial killer, andrew urdiales. let's talk about the truth. you did it. i want to know why you did it. ♪ >>> all right, here i am, this is chris cuomo in new york testing out this speakerphone, can you hear me? >> yeah, i can hear you. i have some concerns of how this is going to be played or portrayed. i know your show is called "inside evil," what kind of questions are going to ask me. >> the department g

if you look at who andrew johnson was in 1864 versus who andrew johnson was later it is a remarkable contrast and you feel some degree of empathy for lincoln having made such a bad decision because andrew johnson at the time was one of the forest men to run to the presidency. and despite his racist sentiments and beliefs he cared more about the union than anything else was when the first shots were fired on fort sumter all he cared about was breaking the confederacy. the best way to break the confederacy was published every trader in brutal fashion and force civil rights upon them. johnson is the only southern senator in a state loyal to the union, gives up a seat in the senate to take a dangerous job as military governor of tennessee and in 1864 his rhetoric on civil rights is more forward leaning than abraham lincoln, his rhetoric a punishment of traders is forward leaning and aggressive than abraham lincoln and he is so feared by the south because he seems like such a radical relation to this republican despite being a democrat from a border state that the south is so much more te

but if the suggestion was that borisjohnson would have an easy time on the andrew marr show, that turned out to be far from the case. in a often acrimonious conversation, the presenter pressed the prime minister on the circumstances under which the london bridge attacker had been released from prison. there was no question. under the conservatives, he was let out. under the conservatives... this was a conservative decision. you have been in power for ten years! because of changes to the law that were brought in by the labour party. that i voted against. you have been in power for ten years and have done nothing about it! jeremy corbyn voted in favour of it. voted in favour of early automatic release. for ten years, you have done nothing about it. you cannot retrospectively change... for ten years, you have done nothing about it. dave mann was one of the thousands of viewers to reject the interview and recorded his reaction on video. —— to object to the interview. i am a huge admirer of andrew marr and watch his programme most sundays, but i was appalled at the way he interviewed boris jo

to give evidence in court in america. drive away prince andrew says he would never condone oi’ andrewpened with a warning that the point of no return is no longer over the horizon. and doing well on our website is lionel messi who has one the ballon d'or, the sixth time. the women's was taken by megan rapinoe, the first of many no doubt. that's all.

ghislaine tells me that i have to do for andrew what i do for jeffrey. and that made me sick. i just didn't expect it from royalty. >> reporter: giuffre alleges the financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein and his former girlfriend ghislaine maxwell directed her to have sex with queen elizabeth's son in 2001 when she was only 17. >> this is not some sordid sex story. this is a story of being trafficked. this is a story of abuse. and this is a story of your guys's -- your guys's royalty. >> reporter: prince andrew has denied all her claims. in this bbc interview from november he maintains he has no re collection of giuffre and never had sex with her. >> i can absolutely, categorically tell you it never happened. >> reporter: the interview was widely viewed as a disaster for prince andrew and the palace.

week to say the prime minister would not be on the andrew marr show until he committed to the andrewtack on london bridge, the corporation withdrew that ultimatum, arguing it was now in the public interest for him to appear. here are the thoughts of maria jeffrey. i am dismayed and disgusted by the way that the tories have played the bbc. why was boris johnson allowed the oxygen of publicity for his election campaign on the andrew marr show, a u—turn, given the bbc ban after he had declined to have his policies and behaviour scrutinised by andrew neil? a process that the other party leaders had been through. but if the suggestion was that borisjohnson would have an easy time on the andrew marr show, that turned out to be far from the case. in a often acrimonious conversation, the presenter pressed the prime minister on the circumstances under which the london bridge attacker had been released from prison. there was no question. under the conservatives, he was let out. under the conservatives... this was a conservative decision. you have been in power for ten years! because of changes

the headlines: the lawyer for five ofjeffrey epstein's accusers has said he wants prince andrew to testify as a witness in the us court cases. he knows what happened, i know what happened, and there's only one of us telling the truth, and i know that's me. the prince has denied any involvement. also ahead: mass evacuations as typhoon kammuri makes landfall in the central philippines. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: the madrid meeting hears how some countries fear they are in a fight to the death as they try to tackle climate change. and top of the class. just how does one of europe's smallest nations outperform its richer neighbours? we've been to estonia to find out. good morning. it is 9:00am in singapore and 1:00am in the uk. an investigation by bbc panorama has discovered that lawyers for five of the accusers ofjeffrey epstein, the convicted sex offender, have made a request for prince andrew to give evidence in their court cases. the five women allege that the prince witnessed how epstein and his guests behaved at a number of his homes, as darragh macintyre reports.

with respect to prince andrew, i think he needs to come clean, andl andrew, i think he needs to comel. prince andrew says that he did not see, witness or suspect any suspicious behaviour during his visits to mr epstein's homes in florida, new york and the caribbean, and he says he is willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations if required. virginia giuffre, who says she was trafficked to london by jeffrey epstein to have six with prince andrew told panorama that she was introduced to him by the prince's long standing friend ghislaine maxwell. she says that after a visit to a nightclub, ghislaine maxwell instructed her to have six with the prince. in court documents, ghislaine maxwell says all virginia giuffre's allegations are lies. people on the inside are coming up with these ridiculous excuses, like the photo was doctored. i'm calling bs on this, because that is what it is. he knows what happened. i know what happened. and there is only one of us telling the truth, and i know that's me. people who say that they're not telling the truth, they po

i will read you a couple of quotes to tell you what andrew has to say., saying the bbc is allowing boris johnson to pick and choose his bbc platform and they say despite the bbc giving labour a clear understanding that boris johnson bbc giving labour a clear understanding that borisjohnson had agreed to the same terms, those that jeremy corbyn had agreed to when he took part in that interview with andrew neil. they point out the bbc does not have a role as a protagonist in the general election and they suggest the conservatives have been allowed to play the bbc. he also says in this letter that the election coverage to date has demonstrated a worrying failure to meet the bbc‘s obligations to fairness and impartiality and demands this unfairness is urgently corrected. so labour clearly not happy at all with the bbc‘s coverage in general and looking for some sort of redress to that. no response as yet to that letter from the bbc. that's our political correspondent jonathan blake. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's f

our top stories: five women make sworn statements in the united states alleging prince andrew was present when they gave massages to the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. mass evacuations as typhoon kammuri makes landfall. we are live in the philippines with the latest. a vigil is held for the victims of the london bridge attack, attended by family, friends and political leaders. the fears of some countries are heard at the madrid meeting on climate change. some say it is a fight to the death. five women have said in legal proceedings that prince andrew was present during massages they gave to the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein and his guests. the sworn statements to a us court were revealed in a bbc panorama programme containing an interview with virginia giuffre. she alleges that she was trafficked to britain at the age of 17, and then had sex with prince andrew. the prince has categorically denied any such relationship. darragh macintyre reports. the allegations made by virginia giuffre about prince andrew have raised questions that won't go away. the lawyer for five ofjeff

now, if you would have to andrew johnson was in 1864 versus two andrew johnson was later as president, it is a remarkable contrast and you feel some degree of at the lincoln having made such a bad position because andrew johnson at the time, you know, he was one of the poorest man ever to rise to the presidency. he owes everything he has to the union and despite his sentiment and despite his beliefs, he cared more about the end and anything else. then anything else. when the first shots were fired in for december, all he cared about his breaking the confederacy's to rewrite the union. the great way was to punish every trader in brutal fashion enforceable rights upon them. so, you know, johnson is the only southern senator to stay loyal to the union. he gives up a seat in the senate to take a very dangerous job at a military governor of tennessee. and in 1864, his rhetoric on civil rights is more forward leaning than even abraham lincoln. his rhetoric on the punishment is even more forward leaning and progressive abraham lincoln. and he is so feared by the south because he looked like

five women make sworn statements in the united states alleging prince andrew was present when they gave massages to the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. and top of the class. just how does one of europe's smallest nations outperform its richer neighbours? we have been to estonia to find out. government ministers and diplomats from around the world are meeting in madrid for a two—week summit, cop 25, on how to tackle climate change. small island states are among the most vulnerable to rising sea levels, and leaders of some of the worst—affected countries have appealed for help. from madrid, our science editor david shukman. driving rain and powerful winds as the latest typhoon approaches the philippines. with plenty of early warning, families are helped to safety. it's the poorest that are least able to cope, and as global temperatures rise, it is likely storms will become even more dangerous in future. the people of the bahamas experienced that for themselves earlier this year. hurricane dorian caused death and devastation on an unimaginable scale. and developing countries say tha

tom steyer and andrew yang. watch. mr.'m over here. >> i'm over here. >> american people. >> judy. >> i'm sorry, mr. steyer. >> these things they happy. judy woodruff had a lot going on. some are saying that was a slight. this twitter user says i'm no yang supporter he got big time disat the start of the debate. cringe worthy. hard to top that: i mix them up all the time, don't you? there is a lot going on this week between the debate last night, the ig report, impeachment. but we could not let national ugly sweater day go unnoticed. right, guys? jillian: we could not. this is a tradition. we partake in this every single year. naturally we had to pull out our finest, hello, guys. >> and did we. jillian: the one sweater for two people. >> you guys have that. >> what are you guys are wearing? jillian: you know rob loves cats. rob: i do love cats. jillian: four sizes too small. >> i have a hot date later. this is what i'm wearing. carley: i think this is very sheik. >> this is shimmer. definitely cute. a lounge wear vibe. >>

the lawyer for five ofjeffrey epstein‘s accusers has said he wants prince andrew to testify as a witness court cases. president trump touches down in the the uk for a nato summit — as part of a three—day visit. and the island states suffering the brunt of climate change — we report on the international conference that's meant to agree big changes. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — political campaign strategist jo tanner, and miatta fahnbulleh, the former labour adviser. a 12 year—old boy has died in what's been described as a deliberate crash in loughton in essex. essex police have launched a murder investigation and say they want to speak to a 51—year—old man, terry glover. four other teenagers were injured in the incident along with a 53—year—old woman. the incident happened around 3:30 this afternoon on willingdale road near dibden high school. our correspondent tolu adeoye is at the scene and gave us a few more details on what took place this afternoon. police have described this as a truly shocking incident. it was just after 3 o'clock

andrew marr index bridge. we are waiting for our first yglimpse of jer corbyn command his season islington. my colleague nick robinson is there. ur thoughts on what is expected and the exit poll itself. nick: no sign cf mbyn in islington. in a sense it ins quite revethat his aides did not want to tell us where ld be watching this result. two years ago i was outside his house in islington. not a word from the corbyn camp. you can imagine why, because they now have to think what do they do. how quickly does mr. corbyn qu it/ it he will have to do no one battle has been won. the one boris johnson will be able to take whether you like or loathe the idea, take britain out of the eu. who controls british politics? he will and the tories will. there is a newate beginning already, a battle over the future of the left battle over the future leadership of the labour party. it began on the program hn mcdonnell claiming that this was nothing to do with the sort of policies they had, perishhthe tho or the leadership of the

andrew: oh, no, short peloton.five dollars a share, if it ends up a $2 billion company from it's a major success. this is a spin bike. they did not create spin bike they did not create streaming classes. if it was a $2 billion company, it would be huge. i don't know why wall street has to think this is a $9 billion or going to be a $10 billion company. taylor: i do want to say we have tried repeatedly to reach out to management and peloton for comment and we have not heard back yet. saying that, would you buy peloton if they were five dollars a share? andrew: no. it's like saying, would you have bought fitbit or gopro? it's just dead money. the best days are in the rearview mirror. if it was five dollars a share, no, i take that back. i would buy to cover some of my shorts. [laughter] taylor: ok. andrew: this is not a knock on the product. i think it's a wonderful product. this is not a $9 billion or $10 billion product. taylor: you were making a joke, i know, but i want to take a look at a serious chart showing in

virginia giuffre, woman who claims she was trafficked to have sex with prince andrew, speaks to the bbc. virginia: he knows what happened, i know what happened, and there is only one of us telling the truth, and i know that is me. laura: plu tapping t potential of wind power. one danish inventor is going deeper than ever before to capture the electricit the future. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america. three days after the attack on london bridge, a vigil has beene held forictims, and more stories are coming out about the hero is in-- howeroism, by those who confronted the attacker. jack merritt,es saskia j, both in their 20's, werepr advocates oner education. they were killed by usman khan, a former inmate, as they attended an event about rehabilita mon. luning has the latest. lucy: in the city ere recently jack merritt and saskia jones proudly he certificates, hundreds stood silent. his girlfriend, his mum and dad, help onto each other as they were surrounded by support. lucy: this was what cambridge meant to them. .s is what they meant

new york governor andrew cuomo said there were no life-threatening injuries. state troopers have responded to more than 700 storm-related crashes. >> new yorkers, we're tough, we've seen it all, we can handle it all. >> reporter: hundreds of flights have been delayed at airports throughout the northeast including at boston logan. >> this weather, it's winter, it's something we got to expect. it's something that you got to have patience and hopefully i can get out. >> reporter: massachusetts is being hit with more snow this morning. >> i hate it already. it's just started, so -- >> reporter: boston canceled school today, and governor charlie baker is asking for help to keep drivers off the road. >> do ask employers to consider allowing folks if they can to work from home if it's appropriate. >> reporter: boston has more than 2,000 snowplows in service today. the national weather service says north of boston could see more than a foot of snow, while the cty will see around six inches. anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much. >> thanks. >

our top story: prince andrew faces calls to testify as a witness by five women who accuse the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein of abusing them. and right now in the philippines, mass evacuations as yet another typhoon makes landfall. we're live there with the latest. one of the world's most successful military alliances under fire. nato leaders are urged to put their differences aside as they gather in britain to mark the allies‘ 70th anniversary. and coming up in business briefing: dominating president trump's nato visit, the spying threat posed by china and its dominance of 56 technology. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. get in touch about the stories we are covering or tell us what you're spotting where you. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. five women who accuse the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein of abusing them are calling on prince andrew to testify in their cases. their lawyer told bbc panorama he plans to serve subpoenas asking the duke to give

the pressure on andrew shows no sign of easing.nst him remains absolute. but in her first british television interview, virginia giuffre — virginia roberts, as she was — repeated her story of being trafficked by the sex offenderjeffrey epstein. one of those she was told to sleep with, she told the bbc‘s panorama programme, was prince andrew. she said the instruction came from epstein‘s friend, ghislaine maxwell, after a visit to a london nightclub. so, andrew drives in the other car. he not with us, he's with his security guards. and in the car, ghislaine tells me that... i have to do for andrew what i do forjeffrey. and that made me sick. i just didn't expect it from royalty. do you recall any sexual contact with virginia roberts then any other time? none whatsoever. and yet virginia joffrey ‘s challenge to andrea is a direct one. he knows what happened. i know what happened. and there is only one of us telling the truth. now, us lawyers are intensifying their demands for andrew to step forward and be questioned under oath as a po

>> it's interesting that prince andrew is now conspicuous by his absence. if you remember, back in the state visit in june, the duke of york played a central world, he showed the president around with his wife melania, hosted a business meeting for them. photographs were released of them strolling the palace grounds. now the duke is nowhere to be seen, following a documentary last night which made for very uncomfortable viewing for the palace. he's now retreated from public life. as a consequence that means he's not involved in the welcoming committee and will not be there tonight at buckingham palace alongside his mother because effectively prince andrew has been exiled. the president himself seemed to have a hazy memory of his meetings with the duke and with jeffrey epstein. >> let's play the president saying he doesn't really having met him. >> i don't know prince andrew. but, uh, it's a tough story, it's a very tough story. i don't know him. >> camilla, as you just pointed out, he was with him just last june at the state visit, and we have actually foun

andrew: e-mail me the...schedule! -lemonis: ...and abuse... -andrew: who the...o you think you are, staring me down? lemonis: ...and more rants. woman: that's not fair. andrew: what are you talking about?! woman: don't even go there. lemonis: you don't know how to treat people. andrew: what people? the staff? lemonis: us people. andrew: [ laughs ] lemonis: and this was one that i simply just had to walk away from. but every once in a while, difficult people do surprise me. nancy: whose phone number is tammy's?! whose number is this on tammy's piece of paper? tom: you want to start airing the dirt, nance? maybe you shouldn't have been at a wedding and [bleep] some guy in a bathroom! -lemonis: remember these two? -nancy: the deal's off! lemonis: tom etheridge and nancy pappas. they owned worldwide trailers. nancy: nancy pappas. nice to meet you. tom: hey, marcus. tom etheridge. lemonis: when they weren't fighting and backstabbing, this former couple ran a company that made custom concession trailers. and so, this is essentially a commercial kitchen. their product w

and commander of the 11th wing and joint base andrews colonel andrew xerath. thank you.m profoundly grateful to everyone in america's airfield. that's what they call it. america's airfield. i use it often. there is no greater honor than to serve as your commander in chief. i especially want to thank the incredible people who fly and maintain air force one. you are the best of the best. thank you very much for doing such an incredible job. today's signing of the 2020 ndaa is a watershed event in the truest sense of the word. before i came into office, the military endured deep and devastating budget cuts. our military were quite frankly very depleted. as a candidate for president, i promise to reverse these crippling cuts, and ensure our military remains unchallenged and unrivaled anywhere in the world. and right now, there is no one, there is no country, that comes even close. the law i'm signing today provides 738 billion -- that's with a b. $738 billion in defense funding for the 2020 -- that's an all-time record in the history of our country, that the highest amount w

andrew: that's right.mary and i think that is because the field between investors between the democrats and republicans, within the democratic party as well, were further separated than they have been in prior years. market trying to get around to the idea of pricing different potential policy outcomes, but probabilities get complicated, because depending on the outcome of the primary, that could mean -- scarlet: and when elizabeth warren was going up in the polls, you got a lot of questions from clients about what a worn presidency would look like an mean for the u.s. economy. how can you look out that far? andrew: it's difficult, because it depends not only on who the president is, but what those legislatures look like. do we have a democrat senate or republican senate? can you get these policy proposals through are not? we are hearing different views of the u.s. economy, different visions for the u.s. economy being laid out. we can speak to what those visions look like, whether or not they will actually

this is alena, andrew's mother, saying that she would have andrew go through all of this treatment evenf it meant the slightest possibility of extending his life. >> yes. andrew is the impetus for me to write this book. diagnoseden he gets with cancer, he has weakness in his arm. he goes to the emergency room. they do an mri. they find in an operable brain tumor. they could not remove it. from day one, every oncologist that treated andrew knew that 0.00hance of survival is -- beyond what is to be expected no matter what we give him. he was going to die. we all knew it. this boy, when he opened his eyes coming out of anesthesia, he turned to his mother and he said, mom, dori. just callazra. she's on the cutting edge. she will find the best treatment and care for me. and alena called me. this young man who has been in and out of my house since he is 15 years old because he is best friends with my daughter. i felt so ashamed of myself that there is nothing i can offer this poor boy. and the fact that we are failing the andrews in the harveys and omars of this world so spectacularly, and in

time to write best-selling book george washington secret six thomas jefferson the tripoli pirates andrew jackson the miracle of new orleans each have reached over two.5 million readershed around the world which is very impressive. his latest book which we are celebrating tonight is sam houston and the alamo avengers another bestseller that debuted last week at number three on the new york times bestseller list. [applause] now is that not at number three now he's at number two you are in for a treat i have good news for you tonight you are taking home a a signed copy of his new book and he said he might take a few questions if you are kind to him so welcome back to the bestseller list thank you for being here. [applause] >> thank you for coming out tonight and really don't know. anybody. but you all seem very nice and well-dressed you're all wearing the same type of blue which is a little bit scary. doing such an incredible job lead the way with the publicity you can have the best book in the best message and the best story but there are so many great books out there right now but you hav

andrew: on those metrics alone.ve criticized that and saying why don't we look at ebitda per subscriber, but if you see the chart i put out, it shows how much wall street is paying currently right now for every subscriber of peloton compared to planet fitness, and the number per subscriber is over $15,000 for peloton versus match.com, it's $2500. taylor: you can see on a per value, per subscriber basis, it certainly does look overvalued. i want to break down the ratio a little bit. if you increase subscribers, the denominator goes up, the ratio falls, and that is pretty much what people are buying the company on. people are not buying on current subscribers. people are arguably buying on future subscribers. what do you say to that? andrew: i mean, fair enough, but business has already taken the low hanging fruit, so we know who bought the first 500,000 bikes. the real problem is who will buy the next 500,000 bikes? the treadmill they introduced is pretty much a flop. they are behind the curve with the rest of the eq

the importance of the job. about andrew bailey, tell us about the importance of the jobm about andrewnt job, overseeing not just whether or not extremely important job, overseeing notjust whether or not interest rates should rise or fall depending on the health of the economy but also the oversight of financial institutions, and interestingly, on this point, this is where andrew bailey was thought to have fallen down in the race to become governor, because during his time as head of the financial conduct authority, the city watchdog, he was responsible at a time when a lot of complaints came in about how royal bank of scotland had treated smaller businesses, but he also faced criticism about the demise in oversight of the woodford fund, which was eventually closed, and investors are likely to lose a lot of money, so many thought he wasn‘t the favourite any more, and others were tipped to take the top job. but it seems after this eight month search, he is now going to succeed as month search, he is now going to succeed as governor month search, he is now going to succeed as governor of

the woman who claims she was trafficked for sex with prince andrew asks the british public to stand by. this is not some sordid sex story, this is the story of being trafficked and this is the story of your royalty. released from police custody — the paranoid schizopherenic who killed three men just hours later. climate change, the point of no return is hurtling towards us. a warning as political leaders gather at a special summit. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news. there's a double century from joe root in new zealand although it might not be enough to save the series. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. vigils have been held in london and cambridge for those affected by the knife attack at london bridge on friday. boris johnson and jeremy corbyn stood side by side at guildhall in the city of london as tributes were paid to the two young people who were killed, jack merritt and saskia jones. jack merritt‘s father has again called for his son's death not be used to perpetuate hate. he said jack would be seething at it being exploited for an agenda th

prince andrew has already been forced to stand down from public life.d you can watch the full panorama programme, the prince and the epstein scandal, on bbc one tonight at 9pm. the headlines on bbc news: police have launched a murder investigation after a 12—year—old boy was killed in a fatal collision with a car, near a school in loughton in essex. five others have also been injured in the incident mourners in cambridge have held a vigilforjack merritt and saskia jones, both killed in the london bridge attack. the american woman who says she was brought to britain to have sex with prince andrew urges the british public to stand beside her. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin ra mjaun. in the last hour, the draw‘s been made for the third round of the fa cup, which is the stage when the premier league teams join the tournament. and it's thrown up a classic tie!. liverpool are at home to everton. it's not the only all premier league tie though — wolves will face manchester united at home. while arsenal will host champion

the pressure on andrew shows no sign of easing.virginia roberts, as she was — repeated her story of being trafficked by the sex offenderjeffrey epstein. one of those she was told to sleep with, she told the bbc‘s panorama programme, was prince andrew. she said the instruction came from epstein's friend, ghislaine maxwell, after a visit to a london nightclub. so, andrew drives in the other car. he's not with us, he's with his security guards. and in the car, ghislaine tells me that... ..i have to do for andrew what i do forjeffrey. and that made me sick. i just didn't expect it from royalty. in court documents, ghislaine maxwell has said all virginia giuffre's claims are lies. andrew, too, has been emphatic in his denials. it never happened. do you recall any kind of sexual contact with virginia roberts then, or any other time? none whatsoever. and yet, virginia guiffre's challenge to andrew is a direct one. he knows what happened. i know what happened. and there's only one of us telling the truth. now, us lawyers are intensifying t

we are not necessarily going to find out in an interview with andrew neil.s turn to the telegraph or the striking front page, making labour as safe haven for anti—semites. from the labour movement, the equality and human rights movement condition. this did come out first thing this morning, the daily telegraph has chosen to give this so much prominence. how many months, was it years ago when these allegations of anti—semitism in the labour party were being made? and how has the leadership, the leaders office prepared, or not prepared, to deal with it in this election campaign? for some of us, thatis election campaign? for some of us, that is quite extraordinary and i'm speaking of it only this morning to a very senior figure from new labour, but very much the left wing of the old, new labour movement because it was known many years ago. he was astonished at how this election campaign from the labour party point of view has not been prepared for and things like this have been allowed, you might argue to run amok in a labour sympathetic paper. is there anythin

prince andrew denies all the allegations.at's emphatically denied that the duke of york had any form of sexual contact or relationship with virginia roberts, any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation. the queen's son gave a now notorious interview to the bbc last month. >> are you saying you don't believe her? she's lying? >> that's a very difficult thing to answer because i'm not in a position to know what she's trying to achieve, but i can tell you categorically i don't remember meeting her at all. >> he even questioned the authenticity of this photograph of them together. the prince was criticized for the interview and has since had to stand down from royal duties. but a new allegation raises more questions for him. david boys is lawyer for five epstein accusers. his clients have alleged the prince saw young women getting massages at epstein's home. he says he's drafted subpoenas for the prince's testimony. the prince told the bbc last month he didn't see, witness or suspect any suspicious behavior. epstein

. >>> plus, the prince andrew sex scandal. his accuser speaking out to critics who claim this photo of them together is a fake. >> "america's got talent" gets controversy. the investigation into why judge gabrielle union was fired. >>> and from the new warning about porch pirates stealing your packages to the tourist floating above this swarm of sharks to this perfectly choreographed end zone celebration. all the trending stories to jump start your tuesday. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm marci gonzalez. >> and i'm trevor ault. janai and kenneth are off today. we begin with round two of a deadly storm slamming new england right now. >> here's a live look at the radar. people in some areas are waking up to two feet of snow leaving roads a dangerous and icy mess for the morning commute. schools are closed in boston today where 6 inches are expected as the storm lashes the coast. >> in fact, hundreds of accidents have been reported including this bus crash that shut down interstate 90 east of albany, new york, last night.

andrew bailey is to succeed mark carney. bailey spent three decades at the bank of england as deputy governor. let's welcome our guests, jari stehn, director / chief european economist, goldman sachs. mber, global market strategist for j.p. morgan. he was front runner, and there liquidity that the problems -- why was he picked? >> he is the safe pair of hands and knows the moving parts to help us through brexit and keep the city in the ability to conduct itself. clear what needs to be done with brexit. his experience is unparalleled. the fact he does not have monetary policy setting is not relevant. he has been around a long while, everyone knows him and respects him. the most important thing is not where interest rates are. think the bank of england want to do too much for the next few quarters depending on how the economy does. it is all about how we handle the european union and are regulatory role are handled. expect fromat we the bank of england governor? what is his first job next year? mark carney is thing until march

now, andrew neil says the interview is oven ready.son is is oven ready. i don't yet know if boris johnson is going is oven ready. i don't yet know if borisjohnson is going to find it palatable. certainly what downing street are saying as he has done a series of interviews with the bbc andindeed series of interviews with the bbc and indeed with others, he is doing the big head—to—head clash tonight. that kind of response does not suggest to me that he is saying the name of the time and place, andrew, i'm ready. 0k thank you very much, iain watson. our correspondentjon kay has been at the studio in maidstone where the televised debate will be held this evening. this is quite a small, intense space, only a small audience in the studio, about 100 people are going to be here asking questions. the two candidates, jeremy corbyn on the left and boris johnson candidates, jeremy corbyn on the left and borisjohnson on the right, may be no surprises there, they could almost touch one another here, not just face—to—face but almost total toe in the

andrew: this can be seen in multiple ways.a scenario where if growth in china looks weaker, either the chinese government could say with this current plan not playing out, we maybe wait until after the election, we see who the next administration is, and that will allow us to cut a better deal. --also could weigh on that we are in a stronger negotiating position if chinese growth is weaker, and maybe that causes the u.s. to push more aggressively in phase two and phase three. i don't think it is so straightforward that if chinese growth is weaker you are guaranteed or more likely to get a breakthrough on trade. francine: how do you grade the trade story? i don't know whether you play it through some of the places where the supply chains have moved or whether you play it through china. andrew: there are some markets we are optimistic. in korea and japan. in japan because we think it is an inexpensive market and broadly will benefit from a pickup in global trade flows, better global growth. korea because we think it is quite exp

at borisjohnson, but andrew neil look down the camera at boris johnson, but i andrew neil look downson, but i think there's been a calculation made in number 10 that it been a calculation made in number 10 thatitis been a calculation made in number 10 that it is more damaging to go on and let andrew neil bring up... we can anticipate some of the questions that would be asked. he said he's got them mother and ready, to use the prime minister's phrase. there will be issues of trust, he will be sacked for lying atjobs and his personal life —— he was. there's lots of baggage that comes with the prime minister. i think that style of interview can be quite damaging. at this stage he has already taken the flak for refusing to do it. that's on several front pages. what is the incentive for him to agree to do the interview? i find it absolutely extraordinary. i think it's 59 years since the americans had their first presidential debate. jfk and nixon, which changed american elections for ever. here we are in the uk, still with no rules, no independent rules... discussions between the politic