nicky creeley saying north korea is begging for war. —— nicky creeley saying north korea is begging forwarrth korea is begging for war. —— nicky henley. more on north korea to come, first a quick look at the rest of the day's news. us media report that president trump will end the program known as deferred action for childhood arrivals, or daca, which shields certain immigrants from deportation if they came to the us illegally as children. the 0bama administration policy currently protects around 800,000 young men and women often referred to as dreamers. aid agencies across south asia are still trying to reach millions of people affected by the worst floods to hit the region in years. the un children's agency, unicef estimate around sixteen million children across india, bangladesh and nepal are in urgent need of life—saving support. in india's state of bihar campaigners say the government has built too many roads that trapped excess water. hong kong's public broadcaster has dropped twenty—four hour bbc world service radio, replacing it with state radio broadcasts from china. the bbc had b

i am begging, begging anyone that can hear us to i am begging, begging anyone that can hear us to savene that can hear us to save us from dying. mrtrump has mr trump has responded on twitter. he says, such poor leadership... the streets have now been deleted. mrtrump the streets have now been deleted. mr trump instead he will be going instead to puerto rico on tuesday. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... austria's law banning face veils — such as burkhas or niqabs — will come into effect in less than two hours. the measures are seen as an attempt to counter the rise of the far—right freedom party, whose candidate narrowly lost last month's presidential vote. the ruling centrist coalition agreed to the measure injanuary. it is estimated that only 150 austrian women wear the full face veil. thousands of people have marched through the irish capital, dublin, to demand change to the country's strict abortion laws. the annual rally is the first major demonstration since the country's prime minister announced last week that ireland would hold a referendum on the

his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war.e'll be looking at the diplomatic and military options. also tonight: after ten staff are suspended at an immigration detention centre, a former manager says gas were warned about such problems three years ago. the duke and duchess of cambridge announce that they‘ re expecting their third child. this woman made up bogus rape claims against 15 men. now one of her victims, who spent almost three years injail, tells us his story. and a red arrows flypast over the new queensferry crossing, as the bridge is officially opened by the queen. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: an important night of world cup qualifying, with england, scotland and northern ireland all looking to take another step towards russia. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the american ambassador to the united nations has urged the un security council to take the strongest possible measures against north korea in response to its most powerful nuclear test. nikki haley told an emergency

the trumpet administration says north korea is begging for war with its nuclear missile tests kim jong un's as a push for new and sanctions means the u.s. will suffer the greatest fame what's next i'll talk with the former u.s. ambassador to the united nations bill richardson on this edition. of politicking on larry king while his administration contends with multiple natural disasters at home tension with north korea continues to rise well the standoff with the rogue nation and donald trump says kim jong un is begging for war with his nuclear missile tests while pyongyang says the u.s. will suffer pain if a push for new sanctions succeeds we'll get the perspective from bill richardson former democratic governor of new mexico new mexico and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. the governor says he believes kim jong un may be unpredictable but he's not suicidal he joins me from woods hole massachusetts or i build a subject at hand north korea celebrated its sixty ninth founding anniversary sunday on the ng warned it might carry out another missile test it did not give me a full assessment

and so they beg. around the station.nd more uncomfortably, on the train. >> so are these down on their luck individuals or something more organized going on? >> we rode the rail over the sumer for weeks, to find out. >> why are you traveling? >> we still learned the mothers, as we came to call them, are from romania and live in hayward, experts call these traveling panhandles romas, and not eager to talk to us? >> how many hours do you stay on the train? it must be hard. >> this is your first time? >> the kleenex crew, as we soon were calling the other group, were chattier. once they learned our producer spoke italian. >> this man told us he rides the rails every day. from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. also from romania. and lives in hayward. >> hayward is this kleenex distributor's home and she told us she works the trains seven days a week. >> it is a target-rich environment. >> and the deputy chief ed alvarez says bart is aware of the panhandling group. >> but it is is a first commitment protective right to panhandle

the headlines: the unites states has accused north korea of begging for war.he world to use the strongest possible measures. south korea has been conducting massive military exercises. china has urged restraint, saying there must be a return to negotiations. a state of emergency has been declared in florida in the face of hurricane irma, now a category four storm, and bearing down on the eastern caribbean. it is likely to reach land early on wednesday. it could hit several caribbean islands, including the leewards, haiti, and puerto rico. the duke and duchess of cambridge have announced they are expecting their third child, tojoin charlotte and george. the duchess is suffering with severe morning sickness, as she has with the previous pregnancies. britain's tallest bridge, the queensferry crossing, which traverses the firth of forth, has been formally opened

his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war.cross the room, though, there was an opposing view from a country often seen as north korea's friend. china urged a diplomatic solution. translation: china will never allow chaos and war on the peninsula. the parties concerned must strengthen their sense of urgency, take due responsibilities, play their due roles. earlier in the day, the japanese government gave details about north korea's latest nuclear test. translation: the evidence suggests that the north conducted a hydrogen bomb test. the government had to conclude the test was a success. pyongyang has successfully tested a weapon that poses a grave threat to japan's security. a hydrogen bomb is vastly more powerful than the bomb that destroyed hiroshima, and north korea says that is what its leader is looking at here. the country has conducted six nuclear tests so far, but the pace has really accelerated since kimjong—un came to power. the people here in south korea have dealt with the threat from the north for a long time now.

his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war.cross the room, though, there was an opposing view from a country often seen as north korea's friend. china urged a diplomatic solution. translation: china will never allow chaos and war on the peninsula. the parties concerned must strengthen their sense of urgency, take due responsibilities, play their due roles. earlier in the day, the japanese government gave details about north korea's latest nuclear test. translation: the evidence suggests that the north conducted a hydrogen bomb test. the government had to conclude the test was a success. pyongyang has successfully tested a weapon that poses a grave threat to japan's security. a hydrogen bomb is vastly more powerful than the bomb that destroyed hiroshima. and north korea says that is what its leader is looking at here. the country has conducted six nuclear tests so far, but the pace has really accelerated since kimjong—un came to power. the people here in south korea have dealt with the threat from the north for a long time now,

. >> i begged and begged, please don't take the kids. >> now we're taking you up the stairs to the moment of truth. or is it? >> i do not believe that i committed a crime. i believe that i did the right thing. >> good evening. i'm david muir. elizabeth is off tonight. right here, the shocking case that saw a former fbi agent declared guilty of murder. tom and his daughter molly both declared guilty in the murder of her husband. sentenced to prison for what they say was self-defense. right now, only "20/20" and linzie janis are telling what led to that night of terror. >> reporter: hi, molly. tonight in a "20/20" exclusive you'll hear for from the only people who really know what happened inside this winston-salem bedroom. or more precisely, the only two still alive to talk about it. >> it's horrible. a man died. but a man also attacked my daughter. and a man tried to protect his daughter. molly martens corbett and her father tom martens sat down with us pretrial to tell us their version of events. what do you hope to get across today? >> the truth. >> reporter: molly and tom make for a ra

ambassador saying that that jiang kim jong un is begging for war. well i think united states is extremely frustrated because we have very limited options when it comes to north korea so we want to make this point to north korea that you know if you know if the kim jong un regime continues on this path that you were lead to some sort of a destruction for the north korean regime the problem is no matter what we say it's not really credible because i'm not sure if military option is truly on the table even though we keep saying it is you are korean correct yes i'm korean born how do you regard i guess the other way to put it is your fellow temperament in the north where it's very sad you have to separate the region from the people the people are not all different different from south korean people they are these are the same people and they share a sip thousands of years of the same history they've been a united country for thousands of years they've been only separated since nine hundred forty five also the people are the same they speak the same lang

this is bbc world news, the headlines: the us has accused north korea of begging for war. in response to pyongyang's latest nuclear test, the american ambassador to the un urged the security council to adopt the strongest possible measures in response. she's set to circulate the draft of a new sanctions resolution later. a state of emergency has been declared in florida in the face of hurricane irma — now a category four storm and bearing down on the eastern caribbean. it's likely to make landfall on tuesday night. vladimir putin claims that 4,000 russian citizens are fighting in syria on the side of so—called islamic state. many are from the russian republic of dagestan in the north caucasus. researchers believe nearly 30 sperm whales which became stranded on european beaches early last year may have been the victims of large solar storms. scientists say other factors such as global warming may have been as important. now it's time for world business report. a pr disaster for bell pottinger. the boss of the uk trade body that's expelled the public relations firm for the w

so they beg around the stations and more uncomfortably on the train.o are they down on their luck individuals, or is something more organized going on? we rode the wells for weeks over the summer to find out. we soon learned the mothers are from romania and live in hayward. they're called romas or roma gypsies. they weren't too excited to talk to us. how long do you stay on the train? [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this is your first time? the kleenex crew were chattier once learning our producer spoke italian. this man told us he rides to rails every day from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. he's also from romania and from hayward. this woman told us she works the trains seven days a week. >> they come out to bart because it's a target rich environment. >> reporter: bart police deputy chief says bart is aware of the panhandling groups, but. >> it's a first amendment protected right to panhandle. >> reporter: it may be legal, but where is the money going? turns out the kleenex crew isn't has destitute as their help me notes make it seem. several different ni

. >> his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he's begging for war. war is never something the united states wants. we don't want it now. >> reporter: pushing defense secretary james mattis to exactly where he never wants to be, center stage at the white house. >> any threat to the united states or its territories, including guam, or our allies, will be met with a massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. >> reporter: but are there credible military options without thousands of casualties? >> i think secretary mattis was doing was simply trying to convince the north that we have this option, and they cannot be certain we would never use it under certain circumstances. >> reporter: it may be the most critical decision ever for donald trump. >> how much of a price we are willing to pay, how much we are willing to bleed to accomplish our objectives. this is a decision not for military members. this is a decision for elected political leaders to make. and they always have to weigh the cost versus the benefit. >> reporter: shor

has threatened north korea once again saying that kim jong un is begging for war to the members of the security council i must say enough is enough nuclear powers understand their responsibilities kim jong un shows no such understanding his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. war is never something the united states wants we don't want it now but our country's patience is not unlimited baster haley's comments are nothing new even yesterday secretary of defense jim mattis said that the u.s. would use any means necessary to defend itself. the u.s. has been threatening military action for weeks now and the rhetoric has been growing even stronger ever since trub promised to respond to north korea with fire and fury thankfully it doesn't go beyond this exchange of threats however it's worth mentioning that washington is yet to provide a viable solution except for sanctions which have proven to be ineffective for the past decade or so russia and china however in contrast have asked for dialogue with north korea but as a. little bit you know compre

abca27 north korea is, quote, begging for war. fierce words from us ambassador to the united nations nikki haley as she called for the strongest sanctions possible. >> allies in south korea giving a show of force as the nuclear threat from the rogue regime grows. kelly wright live in washington dc the latest. >> reporter: south korea displaying its military capabilities overnight conducting live fire exercises at sea. more plan through sunday. the show of force in response to north korea's claim of a successful test of a hydrogen bomb the country's 6 nuclear test since 2006 ended strongest yet. us ambassador to the un nikki haley bringing the strongest words yet to the security council telling them the time for half measures is over. nikki haley urging the council to negotiate the toughest sanctions yet against north korea in time for a vote on monday. >> abca2's action cannot be seen as offensive loses use of missiles and nuclear threats show that he is begging for

increase their efforts to develop nuclear weapons the move comes as washington says pyongyang is quote begging for a wall. the syrian army breaks islamic states three year blockade of the city of de resort making a turning point in the war against terror in the country. and with germany's election looming chancellor merkel's had a tough week booed on the campaign trail and even has. thrown up her. it's the weekend here on r.t. international with mina to today live from our moscow studio its all round up of the week's top stories and the latest up to date news of the day welcome to the program the north korean leaders ordered his country scientists to up their efforts to further develop nuclear weapons that's according to state media earlier this week washington's and voice to the u.n. said pyongyang's begging for war however previous warnings from the white house failed to dissuade the north from conducting its recent nuclear test. enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required our country's patience is not unlimited

the abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war.s some form of military intervention now inevitable? we will discuss. plus this programme has been told that at least 20 people who survived or witnessed the grenfell tower fire have tried to take their own lives over the last three months. we'll hear from charities supporting the survivors. and as sex workers tell this programme about the violence they have been subjected to from clients, we will hear more called the decriminalisation of the industry. the person just put his hands around my neck and then he keep on pressing with one hand on my throat. theyjust went with knives and theyjust took all the money. a full exclusive report in about 15 minutes. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11am. throughout the morning the latest breaking news and developing stories — and, as always, really keen to hear from you. a little later we'll pay tribute to 21—year—old journalist dean eastmond, who died of cancer at the weekend. his poignant writing about living with cancer at such

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his abusive use of missiles, and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for more. —— begging forike japan, have been steadily building up japan, have been steadily building up their defences. so, if it does come to war, they can protect themselves from a north korean missile strike. but at the un today, the focus was on trying to agree on implementing yet another round of sanctions to force north korea to stop its nuclear programme. the security council must not waste any time in putting an end to such an outrageous and unacceptable challenge to the security and safety of the world. japan stresses the need for the council to adopt swiftly a new resolution with further robust sanction measures. the new sanctions been suggested that the security council are reported to include cutting supplies of oil to the north korean government and military. but immediately, russia dismissed this, saying that sanctions had not worked. translation: we have failed to resolve this through security council resolutions, which were only geared towards leveraging sanctions mechanisms. we call upon all

and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. they will be met with fire and fury the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now this may not get away with what he's doing believe and the urgency is so strong the u.s. is rolling out a range of american made weapons to save the day on offer for remaining rocket launchers for the u.s. missile defense system for south korea also increased amounts of highly sophisticated military equipment which trump this kindly allowing both south korea and japan to purchase and the infamously troubled f. thirty five fighter jets also be added to that pact a kind of bonus but not free of course but look forget that north korea is by no means the only threat to global security and america for decades iran has fueled the fires of sectarian conflict and threatening the region and causing so much you buy a little it's all nations of conscience most worked together to isolate her and all of those attacks are music to the ears of saudi arabia an american ally and fellow detractor of iran so of course

>>> his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. >> america's ambassador to the united nations lashing out at north korea's leader, escalating tensions as the world waits the see if they'll test yet another weapon. >>> president trump expected to announce today he's ending the immigration program known as daca. what could that mean for the young undocumented immigrants known as dreamers that it protects? >>> plus hurricane irma, en route to american soil. florida and puerto rico already declaring a state of emergency ahead of landfall and a storm weary united states. good morning, everyone. welcome to "early start." i'm david briggs. >> i'm alison kosik. >> we're coming at you an hour early if you're checking your watch. we're checking with north korea, defying international condemnation over its latest largest nuclear test with signs of more tests to come. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley arguing at a u.n. security council meeting that the international community must exhaust every last bit of leverage over pyongyang to avoid a nuclear w

crease their efforts to develop nuclear weapons washington says pyongyang is quote begging for war. syrian army breaks islamic states three year blockade of the city. marking a turning point in the war against terror in the country. i. would germany's election looming chancellor merkel is not a pretty tough week she's been on the campaign trail and even had a tomato thrown it's. a good evening to you my name is neil harvey and you're watching the weekly here. first this hour the north korean leader has ordered this country scientists to their efforts to further develop nuclear weapons this is according to the country state media earlier this week washington's envoy to the u.n. said that he is begging for war or the previous warnings from the white house failed to dissuade the north from conducting its recent nuclear test. enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required our country's patience is not unlimited the policy of strategic patience is over or is never something the united states wants the united st

to increase taxes to develop nuclear weapons the move comes as washington says pyongyang is quote begging for war. syrian army breaks islamic states three year blockade of the city of dare is all marking a turning point in the war against terror in the country. and with germany's election looming chancellor merkel's had a tough week boot on the campaign trail and even has a time marto thrown after. is that week here on r.t. international is mean a day or two day live from our must go studio it's all round up of the week's top stories are the latest up to date news of the day welcome to the program the north korean leader's orders his country's scientists to up their efforts to further develop nuclear weapons that's according to state media earlier this week washington's envoy to the u.n. said pyongyang is begging for war however previous warnings from the white house failed to dissuade the north from conducting its recent nuclear test. enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required are countries patience is not

and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. they will be met with fire fury the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now this may not get away with what he's doing lately and the urgency is still strong the u.s. rolling out a range of american made weapons to save the day on offer for remaining rocket launchers for the u.s. missile defense system. also increased amounts of highly sophisticated military equipment which trump this kindly allowing both south korea and japan to purchase and the infamously troubled thirty five fighter jets also be added to that package and the bonus but not free of course but not forget that north korea is by no means the only threat to global security and american for decades iran has fueled the fire of sectarian conflict and threatening the region and causing so much by a lintz all nations of conscience most work together to isolate her and all of those attacks are music to the ears of saudi arabia an american ally and fellow detractor of iran so of course riyadh was all too ready to sign a o

his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. >> hay lee said the u.s. will target countries doing business with north korea. >> only on 4, new hope for two maryland brothers fighting to give back into the united states after being deported to el salvador last month. you may remember, immigration officials detain during a routine check in, just weeks before the youngest brother was set to head off to college. the i-team jodie has an update on where the boys are headed now, jodie. >> it's being a trying month. the brothers have been living with relatives in el salvador after spending nine years here in maryland. now just today, the brothers learned they will be off to nicaragua to continue their education while they fight to get back to the u.s. >> this photo of dee their porch is a far cry from the smiling pictures with their family and friends back in maryland. >> they don't feel good over there. they get bored because they're not doing anything and they're scared to go out. >> they came to the u.s. illegally in 2009 at ages 10 and 13. parents and older

accuses kim on of begging for war. wraps up brics summit trying to drum up support for a multilateral system. it is all about north korea. inwe heard from yvonne mann seoul, korea and taking a measure on the street, the average citizen there, it is business as usual. let's dive in deeper to see what kind of play we have here. 69 17, in white, the msci korea consumer discretionary index. below that korean index,r an sentiment showing the average korean consumer feeling pretty high about things, but we are not seeing that play out in the consumer discretionary index. perhaps this is an opportunity to buy when foreign investor outflows

their efforts to develop nuclear capabilities the move comes as washington claims pyongyang is quote begging cold war. syrian army breaks islamic states blockade of the city of marking a turning point in the war against terror in the country. and that moscow slams washington for the manner in which the closure and searches of russia's evicted promises were conducted and the latest round of the diplomatic spat. that we can hear on r.t. international has meaning to live from studio all round up of the week's top stories in the latest up to date news of the day welcome to the program the north korean media say the country's leader kim jong un has ordered scientists to redouble their efforts to further develop nuclear capabilities the u.s. and voice to the united nations said pyongyang is begging for war however previous warnings from washington did not seem enough to dissuade the north from conducting its latest nuclear test. enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required our country's patience is not unlimited the po

said that he is begging for war over the previous warnings from the white house failed to dissuade the north from conducting its recent nuclear test. enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required our country's patience is not unlimited the policy of strategic patience is over or is never something the united states wants the united states does not think conflict only the strongest sanctions will enable us to resolve this problem through diplomacy all of our counterparts need to impose dissensions we will defend our allies and our territory the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies will go to beijing proposed what has been called a double freeze initiative under that plan north korea would stop its nuclear and ballistic missile test in return the u.s. and south korea would stop their joint military exercises but the u.s. has dismissed the proposal calling it inthe old thing washington seems to see the further militarization of the korean peninsu

nyang it pays to be begging for war nikki haley made the comments during an emergency security council meeting earlier that appeared to end in deadlock is the u.s. dismissed possible plans for deescalating the crisis with more details we can speak with. him washington keeping across events there good evening what was there what else was said during the security council matey. well once again the u.s. has threatened north korea with war saying that came jungmann is begging for a war let's let's take a look. to the members of the security council i must say enough is enough nuclear powers understand their responsibilities kim jong un shows no such understanding his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for a war. war is never something the united states wants we don't want it now but our country's patience is not unlimited. what we've heard from hailey is nothing new actually only yesterday the u.s. defense secretary jim matta said that washington will use any means necessary to defend itself from north korea washington has been threatening military acti

. >>> if you commute on bart you've likely seen them, women with babies begging for money, but are theyazides at a time as they seem? -- as destitute as they seem? christin ayers has the surprising results of our undercover investigation. >> reporter: here she comes, swaying precariously on the rolling train, baby strapped to her chest, approaching riders with a sign. no job, four kids, please help for food. but wait, here's another woman. also carrying a baby and a sign. then there's the men and women who hand out pacts of kleenex, if you don't donate, they want the kleenex and note the back. so theg stations and more uncomfortably on the train. so are they down on their luck individuals, or is something more organized going on? we rode the wells for weeks over the summer to find out. we soon learned the mothers are from romania and live in hayward. they're called romas or roma gypsies. they weren't too excited to talk to us. how long do you stay on the train? [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this is your first time? the kleenex crew were chattier once learning our producer spoke italian. th

washington north korea is begging for its patients. deescalation. turn of. the streets government forces move into. its. country as the minority really. struggle. so fresh. warm welcome to our international. company our top story this hour the u.s. envoy to the united nations say's the sea is failing with north korea washington is losing patience nikki haley made the comments during an emergency security council meeting earlier the crisis talks appeared to end. the u.s. this miss possible plans for deescalating the crisis. the u.s. has threatened north korea once again saying that kim jong un is begging for war to the members of the security council i must say enough is enough nuclear powers understand their responsibilities kim jong un shows no such understanding his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. war is never something the united states wants we don't want it now when our country's patience is not unlimited ambassador haley's comments are nothing new even yesterday secretary of defense jim mattis said that

increase their efforts to develop nuclear weapons the big comes as washington says pyongyang is quote begging for war. when army breaks islamic states three year blockade of the city of dare is or marking a turning point in the war against terrorism in the country. i . actually looming chancellor battles had a tough week boot on the campaign trail and even had a tomato thrown at. me and you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international. the north korean leaders ordered his country's scientists to up their efforts to further develop nuclear weapons on this is according to the country state media earlier this week washington's envoy to the u.n. said that is begging for war previous warnings from the white house failed to dissuade the north from conducting its recent test. enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required our country's patience is not unlimited the policy of strategic patience is over or is never something the united states wants the united states does not think conflict only the strongest sanctions w

coming up where the victim turned up and begged for help. it's always been about the millions of families. america's #1 is a status earned in every wash. and one we re-earn, everyday. #1 trusted. #1 awarded. it's got to be tide. >>> a very good morning to you. look at the lights over emeryville this morning. looking pretty good this morning. folks getting up and about right now. a little vacation on the mind. 4:44. >>> here we go. people living on the east coast may be getting an extended summer. yesterday maine's lobster predicted six more weeks of summer for the third year in a row. >> is this like a new punxsutawney phil? >> exactly. the lobster has become their own punxsutawney phil. the prediction is based on what the scroll the claw picks up and opens as opposed to looking at the shadow. the lobster is quite skilled at his prediction of the weather. >> now the last two years he was right both years. in mid-october it was still around 65 degrees in belfast and that's close to summer for maine. >> pete is back in the water basking in the

the observer has the story, obviously the aftermath, about people begging for aid. sympathy with these people. i cannot think of a better candidate for our aid budget. some of the very badly hit islands are british overseas territories so i presume we will go in there and try to sort them out. others are independent countries like huber, barbuda. again, iwould independent countries like huber, barbuda. again, i would like to see british authorities go and help these people. and then there is a very sad story about saint martin, pa rt very sad story about saint martin, part dutch and part french. again you would expect the french and dutch authorities to sort that out. but there is looting. so adding insult to injury, not only have you experienced the hurricane that you are being looted. is also quite important for, i think there is a danger, especially over the last few months, when there has been tragedy after tragedy, terrible event after terrible event, for a kind of fatigue to 13. we must not let that happen. we must fight it. even now i find myself saying oh, m

i am begging, begging anyone that can hear us to save us from dying. >> we have done an incredible job considering there's absolutely nothing to work with. >> the government is saying we have a lot of support but i don't see it. really. at least not yet. >> i am done being polite. i am done being politically correct. i am mad as hell. >> very satisfied, great job, incredible. those are some of the words that donald trump and administration officials used to describe their relief efforts in puerto rico. after the u.s. territory was devastated by hurricane maria. now, it should go without saying, but nothing is great, let alone incredible, about what's going on in puerto rico. the trump administration officials are facing a growing backlash over the sluggishness of the federal response as well as for tone deaf remarks like this one by elaine duke, the acting homeland security secretary during a thursday press conference. >> i am very satisfied. i know it's a hard storm to recover from, but the amount of progress that's been made and i really would apprec

is a not for his abusive use of missiles and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. america's envoy to the united nations says that washington is running out of patience with north korea it comes after defense secretary mattis warned that any threats from pyongyang would be met with a massive military response. i breaking the blockade residents to see syria's fear or celebrate on the streets as government forces move in to liberate the city that has been besieged by islamic state three years. and tens of thousands of muslims in the southeast asian country is the minority going to hinge a community. to pressure. me watching our international security council is currently holding an emergency meeting on the crisis on the korean peninsula and the russian envoy is currently speaking let's listen. larger than ever before. you the latest is a really good blatant display of disregard by north korea of the relevant security council resolutions and the norms of international law warrants that bolster v.m.s. to the vehement condemnation the more we can not bug regret the fact

washington sees that north korea is begging for a war it's patience is running out. of business is russia and china for deescalation insulting fails to propose in the culture and also. president. on the streets government forces move in to liberate this city be besieged by islamic state for three. tens of thousands of most. asian country as the minority community struggles against violent states. coming from our international news center here in moscow this is our team you know neal good to have your company our top story this hour the u.s. envoy to the united nations say's the plough must see is failing with north korea and that washington is losing patience nikki haley made the comments during an emergency security council meeting earlier the crisis talks appeared to end of an impasse as the u.s. this miss possible plans for deescalating the crisis. the u.s. has threatened north korea once again saying that kim jong un is begging for war to the members of the security council i must say enough is enough nuclear powers understand their responsibilities kim jong un s

captioni captioning sponsored by cbs >> he is begging for war. >> quijano: he is kim jong-un. the trump administration warned him that the u.s. is running out of patience after north korea's latest nuclear test. also tonight, what's in the water. >> it's pretty ugly out here. >> quijano: harvey's filthy floodwaters may pose a health risk. >> i know the water is probably pretty bad, a lot of bacteria. >> quijano: irma, a powerful category four hurricane, is threatening the caribbean. fear of deportation as the president nears a decision on the future of undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. and an irregular air force takes to the sky to help houston recover from the disaster. this is the "cbs evening news." >> quijano: good evening. i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. as america celebrates the labor day holiday, there is talk of war. at the united nations today, ambassador nikki haley said the united states does not want war, but north korea's president is begging for it. after kim jong-un's most powerful nuclear test yet, haley warned there are

manus: begging for war.billions of dollars in new weapon sales to south korea as the u.s. ambassador to u.n. steps of rhetoric against kim jong un. anna: the countdown begins. a few weeks to pass a spending bill on u.s. debt. manus: urgency to brexit. theresa may is set to deliver a speech on september 21 as she aimed to advance the eu talks. ♪ manus: you are welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am manus cranny. anna: i am anna edwards. it is 7:00 here in london. we are going to be sitting to your bogart. we need to get to some breaking news. we got breaking news on the m&a front. here entrance channel -- a trance channel announcing a combination in france. aviva group which is an engineering computer software design for engineering businesses here saying there will be a 550 million pounds of combination will take a 60% stake in the enlarged aviva group. we have been telling the story overnight. there was a big deal that would value more than three early in pounds a year -- 3 billion pounds. the unders

for war. described the north korean leader, kimjong—un, as begging for war.s. we don't want it now, but our country's patience is not unlimited. the frustration echoed by the representatives from france, and indeed, from united kingdom. the representative said along with his french counterpart that sanctions should be implemented and in the strongest possible terms. come back to nicky hayley who was urging the security council to take the strongest possible measures. she said that means quickly enacting the strongest possible measures at the un security council and only the strongest sanctions will enable us to resolve this problem due. we have kicked the can down the road and there is no more road left. we will be talking to richard lister. talking about the options that donald trump has at his disposal and we will be talking to our correspondent, jonathan marcus and about what the un security council sanctions and the calls will mean for north korea. that's to come on bbc news. now it is time for the business. i'm alice baxter. in the business news: many ec

the united nations has said north korea is begging for war on sunday pyongyang conducted its largest ever nuclear test the north announced that it had detonated a bomb the impact of which triggered an earthquake in the region prompted the u.n. security council so hold urgent talks they appeared to make little progress though with the u.s. seeming to be at a loss for her approach the situation. it was words enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required are countries patience is not unlimited the policy of strategic patience is over or is never something the united states wants the united states does not think conflict only the strongest sanctions will enable us to resolve this problem through diplomacy all of our counterparts need to impose dissensions we will defend our allies and our territory the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies anymore russia and china are offered their solution to the hostilities. but as soon as it is all this though

us to leave a residual force there and begged. they just to add very slightly to that residual force but it's a very tiny residual force relatively it's more symbolic and so to see that as a breach of a commitment you know we're we're muddling toward the fulfillment of the commitment of america's decision to complete disengagement in the forever war sophia i beg your patience these things take time ok because from an observer's point of view it does seem naive for a leader of the world's only superpower to be committed to peace i mean you have all this military night you probably have no choice but to use it once you are in power. i know it's very expensive for america to police the world it's a role that we that was thrust upon us it was a role that we inherited it's not a role that we ever coveted and it's not in our nature americans are a peace loving people who are interested in doing business and prospering and so this is a an artifact that we are pulling back from and the question is yes there are still there are still peopl