anya, good morning. anya: good morning. plenty to talk about regarding the oil price. asian equity markets are weaker but s&p features, interestingly, do trade higher so we're expecting those concerns around technology. that started in the united states in the sense we got a selloff on the nasdaq and apple stock yesterday. it spread into asia and we've seen asian technologies weaker. also another dynamic going on in asia and that's to do with trade. some optimism about the visit to the united states later this month. i put in here the euro and the pound as well. both of them bouncing this morning. both of them sold off yesterday on tensions around becks be the -- -- brecks and i am the this morning we have a trio of better model music, if you look -- like, around brecks it. there is an outline of the deal we're told but no deal has been don't. we're continuing to watch the politics there and in italy. yvonne has more from hong kong. >> you were talking about how things are ugly here in the asian session but we are off those lows here right now after we got that headlin

a hattrick from anya shrubsole has helped put england on the path to victory in their women's world t20st south africa. they bowled the south africans out for just 85. england's bowlers had dominated the south african batting before shrubsole blew away the tail, taking three wickets in three balls to bowl south africa out for 85. despite a few stutters england's batters eased to victory. we now know the semifinal line up at the atp world tour finals in london. world number five alexander zverev will face roger federer next after his straight set victory over john isner this afternoon. novak djokovic had already booked his place in the last—four and he didn't have much trouble beating marin cilic earlier tonight. the world number one took the first set on a tie break and went on to win the second comfortably 6—2. he'll play kevin anderson on saturday evening. danny cipriani shone on his return from a three—week suspension to help gloucester beat leicester tigers and move up to third in the premiership. in a lively game the best of the tries was saved until last when ollie thorley ran the

england got off to a great start, anya shru bsole, whose bowling helped england win the world cup last her third ball. england's bowlers stayed on top; kirstie gordon taking three wickets on her debut, having previously played for scotland. bangladesh only made 76—9, but england have made a bit of a meal of the run chase. danni wyatt out to the very first ball of the innings. this is the very latest score... england on top and looking good to achieve the runs needed to win that match. the test match special team are on the air now — and there's in—play video highlights on the bbc sport website. joss butler could be asked to bat at number three for england in the second test with sri lanka on wednesday. despite victory in the first test, their first overseas in two years, joe root is expected to make changes to england's top order there's still no confirmation that jonny bairstow will be fit for selection — buttler says he's be happy to bat where required. i think that adaptability that trevor and joe talked about, being flexible with the order, is a real strength. i think it has been a

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anya how long you'll be here? >> noor >> rr: some soldiers installed barbed wire and others prepared a medical tent. there are more than 5,600 active duty troops spread across the southern border, most in texas, the others in arizona and california. these troops won't be able to apprehd any undocumented immigrants, but the military says the mission is mostly logistical support for customs and border protection. a day after the midterm elecons the pentagon said it was no longer calling the mission operation faithful patriot but rebranding it as border support, no reason given. >> barbed wire used properly can be a bea >> reporter: that's provided fuel to skeptic who s the extra troops were a political ploy to stoke fears about illegal immigration. what is the most unique part of this mission >> iill say that one of the mostni ue things in my experience has been the short notice o this. most folks didn't know this miion would exist. >> reporter: matt howard, like all the troops we spoke with here, says he's focused

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them acknowledged publicly on your call standing by in munster as this trial gets underway thank you anya. some one hundred ten thousand people were in prison and stood hold more than sixty five thousand were either killed or died of hunger or other diseases there one survivor dora roth has made it her mission to tell her story now living in israel she spoke with cramer about why it is important to keep talking about her experiences there sometimes it is difficult to tell her story since as a child she spent several years in the statoil of concentration camp her parents and sister were killed in the holy ghost born in poland doris how many fled the jewish ghetto and was so to lithuania from the door of those two poor to this to a concentration camp you don't think i can only you what happened in the in the years since that i will never forget the feel good that i was hungry and. i will never forget this. and my mother died from hunger because the little piece of bread that she got she gave to me it is estimated that over sixty thousand people were murders institute of gassed executed or k

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart.other let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. lou: president trump at a rally just spoke about the national left-wing media. president trump: the national left-wing media doesn't want to stoke progress. our movement is about safe homes, great jobs for every citizen. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. thanks for joining us. good night fro >> the worst month and eight years. there's no better timing than the end of the month. will continue on the first day of the new month. they're hoping that the earnings after the bell today. have the market in the tech sector. we have again agreed to start to your (that is building on yesterday's a big rally when facebook or needs earnings helped boost tech shares. the nasdaq still

cup, england beat the same opposition to win the title, courtesy of a brilliant spell of bowling by anyaat the minute, and they have shown that against australia. they have some really strong players and have come a long way and a lot can change in that period of time. they look strong, well drilled site but we also know that on our day it could be a good side as well so it is set up well. there are three nfl games later to kick off week 12 of the regular with the new orleans saints looking to extend a 9—game winning streak when they host the atlanta falcons. after losing their season opener the saints have been rampant and haven't lost since and this match is coming off the back of a 48—7 win over the reigning super bowl champions the philadelphia eagles last sunday. on friday the croatian davis cup team will be looking for sporting revenge when they play france. lille plays host to the final for the third time in five years as the hosts look to defend their crown, but the croats, who last won it in 2005, can gain a semblance of revenge. that's after having been beaten by les bleus in t

inpoke to this program anya, which is turning poverty alleviation project into a cryptocurrency projectd reading it and phrase.arol's wait, what? moving from colored paper, straight to blockchain. these are poor people who live in kenyan slums. they have things to trade, but not official shillings to do it with. we agree this paper voucher is worth something in our community. carol: they call it a community currency. it helps the community and terms of an economic payoff? dune: they continue to get things they need. the program has been successful. they have about six of these in different communities around kenya. outside of nairobi and in nairobi and in moving box a -- mumbasa. it, an who started displaced californian turned economist. phrase.reat he wondered how to bring these communities together. he found his answer in blockchain. jason: how would we use this? dune: if you have a smart phone, this is sort of any mobile money payment. you would type in something on your smart phone and make the transaction. you would not see any of the complex stuff going on. aith-basedso use the f

they're 68—2, anya shrubsole has taken two early wickets.tch, including video highlights, on the bbc sport website. that's the sport for now. a first look at tomorrow's papers is coming up on the bbc news channel. 0n bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. the government's confirmed plans for students in england to be offered the option of "accelerated" two—year degree courses. it's proposing that universities would be able to charge higherfees for shorter, more intensive courses. they'll cost about 20% less in total than a traditional 3 year course. but the higher annual fee of 11,000 pounds would have to be approved by parliament. richard lister reports. a—level results day. many of these sixth formers will now have started university, most on three—year courses. but the two—year option now given government backing will be a cheaper alternative. courses currently cost on average about £9,000 per year. under the new system, you would pay higher annual fees of £11,000 but forjust two years, a

anya shrubsole starred with the ball, finishing off the south african tail with a hat—trick. the 86 runs they needed to win with six overs to spare. wales missed out on promotion from their nations league group after losing 2—1 to denmark in cardiff. gareth bale was back for wales but they missed their chances and were punished when denmark scored just before the break. and they sealed it late on thanks to this finish from martin braithwaite. bale got one back but it was too little, too late. i do not like losing, but actually, there were parts of that game that i really enjoyed, against a really good team, an experienced team. disciplined, efficient, and you saw that in the two games. that was probably the difference. quality wise there is not a lot to choose from but they are a team that have been together a long time and we will learn from these games, because teams like denmark, you can learn a lot from how they play and theyjust get thejob done. it's a big day of rugby union, and grand slam champions ireland will get the chance to test themselves against three—time world

a hat trick from anya shrubsole has helped put england to victory in their women‘s world t20 match againstated the south african batting before shrubsole blew away the tail, taking three wickets in three balls to bowl south africa out for 85. despite a few stutters england‘s batters eased to their second victory of the tournament. joe root hit a century to put england in a strong posititon going into the fourth day of the second test against sri lanka. england lead by 278 runs in kandy with two days left to play. they lost four down before lunch but were rescued by root with his fifteenth test century. he was one of six wickets for akila danajaya. ben foakes was unbeaten on 51 before a lightning storm forced an early close. england reaching 324/9 in their second innings, thanks to that captain‘s knock. certainly enjoyed myself today. there were a few filthy hacks in there at times, but i think the way you have to think about batting and the sort of mental approach —— mental approach, and getting different strategies against different strategies against different bowlers takes it really goo

being put into bat and collapsed to 50/6 at one stage, but some lusty blows from sophia dunkley and anyal over, but the west indies held their nerve to win by four wickets and set up a meeting with australia in the last four. finally, judd trump has won the northern ireland open after a thrilling 9—7 victory over ronnie o'sullivan in belfast. it was a high quality and close match, but trump found an extra gear at 7—7 and pulled away to claim victory. he takes home £70,000 and the alex higgins trophy. it's his first ranking title in 13 months. that's all the sport for now. thank you. president trump has said it is premature to conclude that saudia arabia's crown prince mohmmed bin salman ordered the murder of the journalist, jamal khashoggi. he was killed last month at the saudi consulate in istanbul. mr trump said he had been "fully briefed" on an audio recording of the murder, provided by the turkish authorities, but he told fox news that he'd decided not to listen to it himself. we have the tape. i don't want to hear the tape, no reason for me to hear the tape. why don't you want to he

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart. was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. lou: president trump, telling a rally crowd in indiana that radical left plan for illegal immigrants in our country is endangering the nation. >> as we speak democrats are openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to break our laws, violate our borders and overrun our country, that i want to sign them up for free welfare, free health care, free education, and most important, the right to vote. lou: we'll have more from the president throughout broadcast as he continues his push for republican candidate, right now in fort wayne, indiana, later he will be in missouri. turning to a sad and disgusting appalling, moment -- and many have been on "saturday night live" but this one, is disgusting beyond the pale. so call comedian pete davidson moc

anya shrubsole starred with the ball, blowing away the south african tail with a hattrick.overs to spare. wales missed out on promotion from their nations league group after losing 2—1 to denmark in cardiff. gareth bale was back for wales, but they missed chances and were punished when denmark scored before the break. and they sealed it late on when martin braithwaite smashed in a second. bale got one back, but it was too little, too late. we'll see the champions of the northern hemisphere against the champions of the southern hemisphere later in dublin as ireland take on new zealand. that's the highlight of another packed day of action in the autumn internationals as patrick gearey reports. the psychology of the haka is to beat you before you begin, to make battles seem futile. when faced with the all blacks, ireland would recognise the feeling. new zealand's unbeaten run of the irish lasted for 28 games over 111 years, through bruised bodies and broken hearts. until one day in chicago that is forever frozen in ireland's sporting history. since that 40—29 victory two years

. ♪ my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart.brother let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. september 11th tore through our families and communities... ...but it did not break our spirit. we run to remember we run to honor and we run because we will never forget show me movies a g[ barking ] nu uh, i'm picking the movie tonight. [ whimpers ] be sad, i enjoy it. show me grinchy movies. oh, goody. [ whimpers ] mmm, fine! show me movies max would like. see the grinch in theaters by saying... "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. [ laughs ] uh oh. [ laughs ] something in my throat. lou: let's take a look at the so-called balance of power in the senate. the races in florida and arizona look like they are headed forward a recount. and in mississippi, a runoff election will be held novem

you play anya. tell me about her. >> sure.he's a head ngst determined young woman, who is searching for h family and where she belongs. >> it's incredible this is being shown at the kennedy center or opportunity to experience theater at the kennedy center, but people will re tmber this from '97 film. talk to me about the differences between film and on stage. >> the music is actually set in the more realistic way. so the movie has like fantasy characters and magic and all t theseking animals, and that does not exist in our production. it's really rooted in reality. so a lot of people say the movie is what they needed as a child but the musical is what they need as a grownup. >> oh, i like that! this is known for its music. tell me about some ofvoour te songs. your voice is gorgeous. >> thank you. yi think favorite songs are obviously "journey to the past." singing it every night gives you chills. and my new favorite song is "in a crowd of thousands." it's a gorgeous song and it's a really pivotal moment in the show so i love i

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart. ♪brother let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. lou: an impending budget battle will force congress to take action on the border walls. congress and the president approved five of 12 speppedding packages. president trump wants $25 billion to build the wall. so far the dems, and the rinos have refused to give him his due. if they continue to do so, could there be a partial shutdown on december 7 when funding expires? >> i believe politically they are hurting themselves. i think it's a good thing for me, but i want to get the rollout. >> some no shutdown scenario. >> i can't commit to that, but it's possible. lou: the dimms have the majority in the house. 231 seats, 198 for the republicans. in the senate republicans have the majority, 51 seats, and the li

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart.er let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. >> lou: good evening, everybody. our top stories tonight, a shooting, a mass shooting in california. at a california bar in which 12 people were murdered. including a sheriff's sergeant who tried to stop the killing. the gunman an exmarine, whose neighbors said he struggled with ptsd. he chose a popular and last night a packed night spot to create carnage and chaos before turning the gun on himself. >> we've got to do something about the hate. and we've got to do something to just spread the love and reach out and help people and

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my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result give them the hpv vaccine at age 11 or 12 it brokeehind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. lou: a federal judge ruled president trump does jt have the power top revoke the shard pass of cnn reporter jim acosta and his pass must be restored. the judge used a 1977 case focusing on revocation of credentials based on political motives or partisan differences, not outlandish behavior exhibited by acosta. here is how president obama dealt with it. we thought would like to see how times have changed. nary a people from the left-wing media about this. >> the civil rights of lgbt americans -- hold on. okay. you know what? no, no, no, no, no. you are in my house cheers. >> you are not going to get a good response from me my interrupting me like this. lou: you remember the chants of trump trump trump from the white house press corps, right? there is, joining me now

. ♪ my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart.me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. cheryl: welcome back, let's get you caught up on what's happening now. take a look at futures, last trading day of the month of november, the dow and the s&p probably on track for some gains, the nasdaq not so much, we will see how today fairs, also taking a look at the story this morning, migrants seeking asylum in u.s. have launched hunger strike, the protest coming as thousands camp out ready to plea cases. one of president trump's judicial nominees appears to be far failure, tim scott will not support tomas fars nomination, voter intimidation campaign against black voters, prevents from being confirmed since republican jeff flake and every democrat will not vote in favor of him. holiday's approach retailers like wal

my twhe didn't have anyas an autisfriends as a result it broke my heart.let me be your shelter♪ that was the inspiration behind my non-profit "score a friend" go! educating people to include the people with differences is so important because when jacob's included he feels like he can succeed in life and he feels like he actually has a purpose. ♪ >> sean: last night, michael avenatti was arrested on suspicion of domestic abuse charges by did not take long for hollywood liberals like alyssa milano to disavow him, and the few cohosts of today's decidedly are fans of due process. where did this come from? >> it was upsetting to hear this, very disappointing. if it proves to be true, i will disavow him. i think he should take a polygraph test. just to clear the air. i think that would help them. then we'll see what happens. >> what drives me crazy is that hypocrisy in the moment, it's who you like but you want to believe. i think if we don mike if you believe in due process of kavanaugh, you should also believe in due process with kavanaugh. >> we don't know w

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i just want to get your response to this exchange between president trump anya michal sin door, can theondent for pbs. here it is. >> on the campaign trail, you called yourself a nationalist. some people saul that as emboldening white nationalists. >> why would you say that. such a racist question. >> some people say now the republican party is seen as supporting white nationalists because of your rhetoric. >> i don't believe it. why do i have my highest poll numbers ever with african-americans? that's such a racist question. i know you have it brynn down and you're going to tell me. that's a racist question. but to say that what you said is so insulting to me, it's a terrible thing that you will said. >> i did not understand his response at all. it was completely inappropriate. her question was appropriate. anything but racist. what is the president trying to do here? >> the president was saying that she wassia mish was al meesh wa accusing him of being a white nationalist. she will asked the question as company black people and white people were wonder bth term nationalist when there'

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them acknowledged publicly on your call sending by and munster as this trial gets underway thank you anya. and some one hundred and ten thousand people were imprisoned inch to half and as we just heard around sixty five thousand of them were killed one survivor door rock has made it her mission to tell her story now living in israel she spoke with tania kramer about why it is so important to keep talking about her experiences there sometimes it is still difficult to tell her story daughter of wood says as a child she spent several years in the stator of concentration camp her parents and her sister were killed in the holocaust born in poland doris family fled the jewish ghetto in warsaw to lithuania from their tour of us to puerto to the state of concentration camp near done thick i can only tell you what happened in the in the years sings that they will never forget i will never forget that i was hungry then . i will never forget that and my mother died from hunger because the little piece of bread that she got she gave to me it is estimated that over sixty thousand people were murdered

and, finally, i don't know if i see her, anya, who is the center of all things in the department, she kept her head, never lost her cool. and she was certainly the eye of the storm, the calm in the storm and i'm so grateful for everything that she did. so those are my thank you and i could go on in detail but i hope that you were able to get a sense of the power of that week. what we want to do tonight is to step back and to celebrate a little bit about how did the city and the departments fare. so there's all of the big commitments and there's all of the wonderful things of bringing the world together, but what about selfishly, you know, how did we all fare? so i've asked four of my team to come and to share with you their reflections and their successes and their hopes for what is coming out of this. so you will hear from wendy about our commitments. you will hear from charles about press engagement. and you'll hear from luke about the outreach and the welcoming and activations. and you will hear from shawn about the arts and the culture and the affiliated events. so hopefully by th

anya shrubsole starred with the ball, blowing away the south african tail with a hattrick.n from their nations league group after losing 2—1 to denmark last night in cardiff. gareth bale was back for wales, but they missed chances and were punished when denmark scored before the break. and they went further clear late on when martin braithwaite smashed in a second. bale got one back but it was too little, too late. it was a bad night too for germany. they've been relegated from their nations league group without even playing. that's because netherlands beat world champions france 2—0. the germans, who won the world cup four years ago, will now play in the second tier of the competition. it hasn't been a good couple of yea rs it hasn't been a good couple of years for german foot all. —— football. we'll see the champions of the northern hemisphere against the champions of the southern hemisphere later in dublin as ireland take on new zealand. that's the highlight of another packed day of action in the autumn internationals as patrick gearey reports. the psychology of the haka