where to fight that and he might be in a stronger position then than if he basically accepts the ben bill because he'll be humiliated and you lose a lot of street cred we did with the pro bricks group groups within the party and with party to it but it's a fault so it might be the truest thing in actually did it would be to resign among the if he doesn't get his general election. the constitutional rulebook such as it is of being torn up and it could be different again next hour who knows all right another broadcaster journalist neil clark thanks for joining us on r.t. international thanks colin. thanks the wave of deadly attacks and looting in south africa has sparked a boycott against the country led by celebrities across the continent the violence has targeted migrants from other african countries who flock to one of the continent's most developed nations or mostly reports next from johannesburg. south africa's still reeling off to 4 days of bloody violence have resulted in some 7 people being killed those are figures we've received from the police and some 300 people being a race to t

the ben bill boring the new deal briggs it seems to become law on monday barring an extraordinary break with president. say that the bill is procedurally bulletproof as it passed with nor moments presuming regular legislative order will the prime minister comply with the ben bill if and when it becomes law well you know as he mentioned you know he's already declared that he'd rather be dead in the ditch than go and cruel to brussels to request an extension and of course what the hilary benn bill stipulates is that he will have to go to back to brussels and request about a 3 month extension till the end of january which he does not want to do and actually there's been fears that he won't comply in fact hilary benn was quoted as saying you know we either have a law and the rule of law or we don't so we actually can just ignore this and not actually accept it i think what's a very interesting point is that while this bill would force johnson not to be able to force through a no deal breaks it actually forces polymer to come up with some kind of solution and they have none so it begs the qu

effort to find the center of the plot here and where we're going to go so let's start off with the ben bill the bill barring a no deal bragg said that bill has now gone to the house of lords but it's not yet law while gerry korman says that he will not. allow labor to give the votes required to call an election unless and until and no deal breaker is firmly barred so starting there where what's the status of the bendel and will it become law. pretty viewers probably thought that tolkien's stories were a bit tall and something complicated but i'm afraid of nothing compared to the british parliament which has become a complete and utter sort we have a bill which is to take off the agenda but in leaving the european union with a deal saw but except with a deal this was what. bought his joints and promised and his leadership election campaign he was going to deliver a sense being made the play minister and you have to remain good everyone was watching boris johnson didn't win an election to become prime minister he was installed by nought point 13 percent of the voting population less than $107

of labor barring a no deal bragg's it and as we prepared to go to air the ben bill had just passed a vote for a 3rd reading and reading in the commons setting it to the house of lords. and joining us today for a special power panel across both blocks of the show are peter schiff the c.e.o. of euro pacific capital and richard wolffe professor emeritus at u. mass amhurst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism gentlemen bragg's it i feel as if every headline we've done as long as i can remember leads to one more now what moments and we're at that point again in the cycle but while we may not know how this will end it seems we can be fairly certain that confidence in the u.k. is political system to handle handle paul challenging policy questions and process democratic input seems have been severely undermined so my question is what is the economic effect of the one sure consequence it seems of this adventure which is loss of confidence and u.k. institutions peter do you want to take that on. how much or how much confidence there was a u.k. institutions to begin with

you don't think a vote of no confidence is a dead cert, then to stop no deal you are left with the ben billat to being circumvented? it is very vulnerable. a lot of people around boris johnson say he will not comply with the law. he said he will, but a lot of people around him are very unhappy with it. borisjohnson seems around him are very unhappy with it. boris johnson seems to be around him are very unhappy with it. borisjohnson seems to be careering towards no deal, and a vote of no confidence will be the only way to stop it, so the lib dems will eventually have to think about whether or not they want no deal, which will damage the massively, or whether they want to get into the natural thing which is the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, who got 40% of the vote in the last general election. is he really ca reering, general election. is he really careering, or is it meant to look like that? towards a no deal? careering, or is it meant to look like that? towards a no deanm careering, or is it meant to look like that? towards a no deal? it is tough to know. it does look as though t

unless and until a no deal breaker is firmly barred so starting there where what's the status of the ben bill and will it become law. kristie you probably saw that tolkien's stories were a bit tall and some complicated but i'm afraid nothing compared to the british parliament which has become a complete and utter corporate we have a bill which is to take off the agenda but in leaving the european union with a deal saw but except with a deal this was what borders joints and promised in his leadership election campaign he was going to deliver a sense being made the play minister and you have to remain very one who is watching boris johnson didn't win an election to become prime minister he was installed by nought point one percent of the voting population less than $100.00 social conservative party members voted for him to become prime minister and he said once i'm prime minister we're leaving on the 31st of october nor of snow but will he give a promise that he simply couldn't keep his 1st vote notion. parliament is pm he's lost all 4 of them it's unprecedented normally as he lost the 1st 4 vo

i was referring to the ben bill a moment ago, now a law to stop a no—deal brexit. gives it the name they surrender act. johnson often gives it the name they surrender act. some johnson often gives it the name they surrender act. some mps were raising their concerns and heated exchanges earlier this week saying that the language that boris johnson earlier this week saying that the language that borisjohnson uses is sometimes quoted back to them, a loss of mps received death threats, that they are frequently put under huge amounts of pressure with very unpleasant correspondence sent to them. one mp was seen by some mobile phone footage to confront dominic cummings over what a lot of mps say isa cummings over what a lot of mps say is a deliberate strategy to pitch people against parliament. some of the heat we were talking about in evidence. moving to the procedure is in parliament and what might unfold over the next month, a little over a month before the 0ctober little over a month before the october 31 deadline. 0ur viewers will know that the ben act is designed to

the labour party call it the ben bill. it is the eu withdrawal number to act. can get through the house, delivers on the referendum result, and allows us to move referendum result, and allows us to m ove o nto referendum result, and allows us to move onto those other issues. the a cts move onto those other issues. the acts of some members of parliament have made it harderfor the uk to get a deal. and that is frustrating for all of us. there is frustrating for all of us. there is frustrating for me, it is frustrating for all of the people who want to talk about their priorities. are you frustrated with your leader? no, the prime minister is moving heaven and to to get a deal, to get brexit result in a way that can get through the house of commons. are you going to answer my question? i'm sorry for interrupting. i'm asking if you're frustrated with your leader, have askedif frustrated with your leader, have asked if you are proud to be part of this government, i have asked if you would use the language he has used. you have not answered any of those directly put a

we can't get 60 votes in the united states senate to move that bill forward. ben sasse, the leading sponsor of the bill, the cosponsors, we've been pushing this envelope and we are going to continue to push it because here again, martha, it's just common sense, common decency. it's not an issue in the grade. this is a black-and-white issue and we should all be on the side of life. this is a chance for every single person in this legislative body to be pro child without talking about politics. we are talking about a child born, separated from his or her mother and whether we should -- that child live. >> martha: related, but other news, because i know, as you just said, you want to separate this from a pro-life, pro-choice question. after a child is feasible and born, however, there is a new study out, and this is a headline from "the new york times," that is america's abortion rate has dropped to its lowest rate ever and new research suggests the contraception of your pregnancies may be more responsible for the decline than state laws that are restricting abortion

the idea is to compel him to comply with the ben bill, as it is known, which says that if he does notg to pressure on the prime minister, facing a question that no prime minister has probably been asked before, did he lie to the queen? extraordinary, i can‘t think of another time this would be asked, this is because of the advice he gave her as to why he would be proroguing parliament. we have to wait until tuesday, to see what the next step on that is. labour‘sjohn what the next step on that is. labour‘s john mcdonnell said that they would wait to see what happened with the supreme court, although they are urging the government to recall parliament in any case. it is extraordinary, that we have yet more action in the courts, the courts on one hand, parliament on the other, the prime minister, the queen, it is a perfect storm. well, borisjohnson has dismissed concerns about the possible impact of leaving the eu without a deal. 0peration yellowhammer sets out the worst case scenarios in a no—deal brexit. the prime minister said the operation yellowhammer files, which date from early au

ben bland. our top story. in britain, the bill bahamas say at least 20 people were killed by hurricane dorian. the storm strengthens as it moves along the us east coast. hong kong protesters say they're not done yet, despite the withdrawal of the extradition bill that sparked months of unrest. in business, uk recession fears grow as manufacturers warn

ben bland. our top story. in britain, the bill to stop a no—deal brexit makes its way through parliament as the eu's negotiator says negotiations are in paralysis. officials in the bahamas say at least 20 people were killed by hurricane dorian. the storm strengthens as it moves along the us east coast. hong kong protesters say they're not done yet, despite the withdrawal of the extradition bill that sparked months of unrest. in business, uk recession fears grow as manufacturers warn industry is in a ‘nosedive‘. and i'll be speaking to my guest jane foley about that story and wider brexit developments as well. a very warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. is your phone secretly listening to you to target adverts? i want to know what your experiences, and does it bother you if it means you can get more releva nt if it means you can get more relevant ads? tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. hello. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnie

tel aviv nbc news chief global correspondent bill neely has the latest, where we stand on the israeli election, even in the half an hour since we've spoke ben have been some developments, bill. >> reporter: yes, ali, so just to recap, this is israel's second election in five months and it does appear as if israel's longest serving prime minister benjamin netanyahu has fallen short in his attempt to remain prime minister. these are just exit polls. the real votes are being counted now. but it does look like he has no immediate path to victory. and just to recap what the three television networks here are saying, is that it looks like it's a dead heat in the numbers of seats that both netanyahu and his main opponent, benny gantz, have, in israel's 120-seat parliament they got roughly 31, 32, 33, seats each, but also a dead heat in the sense of the coalitions that both men can build. the blocs, benjamin netanyahu's right-wing bloc, benny gantz's center-left bloc appear to be more or less in a heat as well it does appear the victoring if you like, in the election is the one who might well be kingmaker, a man who used to be a nightclub bouncer o

bill. >>during today's visit ben carson is expected to show support for homeless opportunity zones. those who would give participants tax incentives for investing in rehabilitation in their neighborhoods. homeless activists plan to gather in san francisco to meet him. >>still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning. on an oil facility in the middle east could affect gas prices here we'll take a look at where bay area prices stand right now. >>09:41am and we have. information about the father and son in santa rosa, the one year-old boy we told you that he died likely from sentinel that he came into cars contact with while he was lying next father will we just found out the last 10 minutes. the father also died he was taken off life support at hospital 29 year old patrick o'neill had overdosed on saturday. his son was found lifeless next on when the paramedics arrived and now we just found out that the father has died as well. >>now to a story for your money this morning, recent attacks on oil facilities in saudi arabia could cost us more at the pump. potentially well prices rose above $60

bill. >>during today's visit ben carson is expected to show support for homeless opportunity zones which would tax incentives for investing in rehabilitation in their neighborhoods. homeless activists plan to gather in san francisco this morning. in response to carson's visit. >>the news an attack on an oil facility in the middle east could affect gas prices here in the bay area will explain how also take a look at where average prices stand right now. and it cool but clear morning for those of you getting outside here in the next few minutes keep the jackets on hand for your morning, but how about the afternoon i've got your forecast to come. >>and a slow commute through the south bay an accident still wrapping up 1, 1, north of oakland road. you're looking at the backup, the folks stuck behind the scenes so it's heavy from south san jose on all the >>and we're back at 7.40 with some breaking news, sad news from the world of broadcasting. legendary journalist, cokie roberts has died. she was one of the first women in broadcast journalism making her career at abc news hosting a wide variety of

bill. >>during today's visit ben carson is expected to show support for homeless opportunity zones which wouldtives for investing in rehabilitation in their neighborhoods. homeless activists plan to gather in san francisco this morning. in response to carson's visit. >>we are learning more this morning about the crash it killed a 16 year-old teen in novato over the weekend that accident happened sunday around noon in the 1100 block of simmons lane. according to police the plum under investigation in case, the vehicles traveling over the speed limit. >>a vein ices ice. >>my skis put them on the district does a great job organizing what we call our crisis response team once we heard about the incident on sunday afternoon we started to pull the team we have students on multiple campuses around the district there to support our our students in any way they need support. >>the teen who died was driving the vehicle officials with the school district say that they're in the planning stages right now for a memorial for that student. in the east bay, the man killed by a hit and run driver in berkeley h

ben groves 49. kelsey bill, 47. 50 in whole pelley. ellsberg, 51.re going to start warming up as the warming begins today. it will take us probably into -- it looks like we will peak friday but saturday will be warm as well. that is when we will start the cooling on sunday. some good stuff is on its way for sunday and monday, but when we get there, forecast is near average or above a couple of degrees. there on their way up for the next couple of days. it could be upper 90s by the time we get to friday for some inland location. parts of northern california, up into the sphere, not here. you can see them. 50s for most. temperatures th, temperatures in livermore, 52. we are going to rebound pretty rapidly here is the high kicks in and there's very little fog. there is a pretty shallow area. get ready for warmer temperatures today. 60s, 70s, upper 80s. the warmest day looks to be friday. still warm on saturday but the cooling begins on sunday.>>> the time is 7:50 am. the las vegas housing market is rolling. coming up in the next hour, we will show you

200 house members are going to win re-election anyway. >> let's go back to nebraska for a minute, bill. benis re-election in doubt by saying anything. it's true, the numbers are the numbers. >> really? against who? against a democrat. >> ask -- [ multiple conversations ]. >> he's been a senator for six years he might have a tough primary challenge. i don't mind him being quiet and i think what he said was good incident diplomatic what i mind is the people who were just total trump enablers, some are true believers, but the ones that annoy me most at this point are the ones in private who privately, jeff, off the record. it's really, god, what a white house where are what a mess, what a this, what a that. publicly i don't see any grounds for anything here. they should endorse an investigation. here's the question they need to ask. are you for discovering the facts or not? >> right. especially given the white house memo that is definitely questionable. >> and aren't there -- >> andrea. >> i was going to say, there are some things larger than hold tong that congressional seat or that senate se

after the break bill rosen set up mario fulfill coolly made it to neil. berlin born ben selinski cutter born deficit shortly thereafter but in the end barely and where the one celebrating their 1st 3 pointer. after defeats in the league and the champions league leverkusen needed a lift travelling on your own fans were hoping leverkusen slump would continue past 20 minutes and kevin foley fired a laser putting the house to one mill in front. 5 minutes later newcastle labial added another goal. today. it seems a lot was on labor consumed side meanwhile when young were getting desperate to keep the ball out of their own box you just leave a clue how do you expect to hold your own against labor cohesion i understand the need to just kick the ball away but a certain aggressiveness is a must because only 3 minutes after coming off the bench sebastian poulter was sent straight off the pitch for an ugly and needless foul making it only owns 3rd red card in just 5 behind us liam matches in the final minutes i have there it's almost added to when he owns misery but could only ratt

and ben carson, who toured skid row today, said that federal taxpayers should not have to foot the bill for california's policy mistakes. policy mistakes that he said helped create this homelessness problem. david? >> all right, matt, thank you. >>> to other news, and the federal reserve lowering its benchmark interest rate for the second time since july and only the second time since 2008, cutting the rate another quarter of a percent. still, president trump tweeting his disapproval tonight after making it clear he wants interest rates down to zero. >>> and overseas tonight, benjamin netanyahu has canceled his trip to new york city for the u.n. general assembly next week. the election ended with no clear victor and netanyahu's party behib behind his party's closest rival. netanyahu now tries to hold onto power. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the video obtained by abc news tonight. authorities say a drunk pilot turning around at security. accused of then throwing a bottle of vodka out in a bathroom before then boarding the flight. stopped righ

because this situation wasn't solve this all right to hold a bill he then western the motor will come but you of course when we hear from ben against but for the time being thank you. dozens of people have died in 2 separate attacks in afghanistan the mess try carried out by government forces with u.s. air support has killed at least 20 people in the eastern province and earlier at least 18 were killed and 96 injured in a taliban suicide bomb attack near a hospital in the southern zabul province a defense ministry spokesman says the intended target was a nearby training base for afghanistan's national intelligence agency has more now from the afghan capital kabul. a devastating bomb blast in the southern provincial capital of kabul at the taliban which is claimed responsibility says it was targeting the headquarters of the n.d.s. this is the afghan intelligence service but images arriving here in kabul show that predominantly the people who seem to have been killed and injured have been civilians women children and also a number of medical personnel doctors nurses because the building that was being targeted is right next d

rallied in the square outside congress in argentina's ben is aries they are demanding more food aid which shortages across the country at the moment a bill to increase spending on food aid will be read by the upper house later on friday argentina has been in the grip of double digit inflation for months and in baltimore schools the demonstrators there have gathered outside a hotel where president trump is staying the activists linked likened him to a rat and demanded he leave the city which the president early described as a rat and rodent infested mess they also accused him of being racist names in his tough immigration paul said. it. was in the u.k. a small cafes push to drum up business using online advertisement has backfired because google banned them for their supposed use of a homophobic slur the word in question though also happens to be the name of a traditional dish the cafe and is expressed surprise at google's decision. i think that faggots and peas and chips and then you leave here is a traditional meal i didn't make the name and i didn't the days the traditional dish you can't change it there was nothing meant by what we we

ben. each of us has a different view of what those best interests are. i hope we can debate this bill and what is, i recognize, i can do no better than to quote the right honorable member who on the third of april in the house said it could only be done at high speed because there is no time left. i think wherever we stand on this issue, we know there is little time left and there is even less time that would have been available previously. other,we will treat each recognizing we have strong views, with respect and consideration. the purpose of the bill is simple. it is to ensure the united kingdom does not leave the european union on the 31st of october without an agreement. the bill has wide cross party support. it is a pleasure to be above the and is backed by members who have very different views on how the matter of brexit should finally be resolved, including members who were senior members of the cabinet. -- could describe it as it as an unlikely alliance. what unites us is a conviction those no mandate for no deal and the consequences for the economy and our country would be d

in today's episode of the browser drama the ben build to block a no deal brags it has passed the house of lords without amendment the bill is now set to become law after the formality of the queen's assent to the measure is officially attained on monday in response prime minister boris johnson who on thursday said that he would rather be dead in a ditch than request an extension of bragg's it notably declined to reprise of rhetorical display of defiance and determination on a visit to aberdeenshire in scotland mr johnson whose political and diplomatic standing seems to be almost by the hour insisted that he could solicit a new deal on baghdad from the european union by powers of persuasion few outside of mr johnson's inner circle seem to share mr johnson's life confidence in his diplomatic capabilities the pound sterling took a fall of point 2 percent against the dollar and early trading while leaders of parliamentary opposition reportedly huddled to determine a common strategy labor leader jeremy corbyn is said to settle on a position that no general election should be called until the bend bill under an extension of dr

. >> bill: that was ben bishop earlier this week credit rating president trump for victory north carolinathe top. i want to bring in that briar how are you doing brett how are you doing? it's not everyday i may say bill belichick may interrupt you but bill belichick may interrupt you. do you think of the margin of victory last night? would you read into the numbers? >> this is a special election which means you have to get your voters to the polls. there was a lot of focus on this race, a lot of channels, especially democrats who said that this was going to be a bellwether. this was a hard-fought race, there were $10 million from outside groups to give me do this what little race. enter victory for the republicans and the congressman elect is right from the president trump did pushed over the top of that rally. it looks like just from talking to people and polls, various spots throughout the district. however, the other side of the coin is that president trump won this district by 12 points. this was a two-point when, a significant win, but less than he won in 2016. >> karl rove told us a

the presidency kay says side and that not bill kali actually they are men of a certain generation a certain. age group and they would have been. active on the ben ali. yeah and so little car we as i mentioned last time. we spoke a few days ago very much comes out of that will give us tradition. he was one of the founders of the needed to respond you along with the late president is s sexy and he's s t of that. is this for a woman. secular leads. that donnie to certain side of tunisian politics although he did break with them. are 2 degrees after the revolution formed his own political party of doing this. and of course also is accused of. a very much the types of corruption that a lot of people in the regime and then if you stop. and he is currently in jail and will be in jail for the- second tour of. elections of course price i eat a and didn't really emerged in the consciousness in most seasons. that weren't his law students at thehe law faculty. until two thousand fourteen so he's very much a product of the revolution. became famous making tv commentaries about what was wrong with the revolution. and in a strange sort of way. as as as very r

bill clinton's impeachment proceedings. also the programme: the duke and duchess of sussex continue their tour of south africa, visiting the country's oldest mosque. ben flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world, and so the british government has no option but to continue this action even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde have crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: democrats in the us house of representatives are launching a formal impeachment inquiry against donald trump over allegations that he pressured the president of ukraine to investigate his political riva

leland: member of the house financial services committee, bill huizenga, good to see you, sir, from grand rapid where the rivers converge. bency over at cbs news reporting that the president's expected to announce gun control legislation this week, but the substance of it is a mystery. what would you be willing to support, if anything? >> well, as you indicated, the substance is a mystery. we don't know what's in it. in fact, i had a conversation with a member of law enforcement this morning at church, and we were talking a little bit about this. it was interesting hearing my colleague talk about being in favor of an assault weapon ban but not in favor of a buyback. and it seems to me that seems a little incongruent. but even this, even this police officer friend of mine was saying, look, who's going to go and enforce this? if that -- leland: i get -- [inaudible] >> red flag. leland: i didn't hear any republican say they're going to support any of mr. o'rourke's proposals, but you didn't answer the question of what you would support out of the white house. if you could have the president submit something to congress that wou

the bill was strongly opposed by companies like uber and lyft. want a thoughtful solution with an earning standard and ben visits. >>> a major vote in fremont after months of debate and protests. the city council members voted to home a homeless navigation center at city hall. after three hours of public comment, council members made a decision. many told the packed room that they believed it was a better site than the surplus property they were considering because of its proximity to city hall and services. >> it's bad. there are a lot of homeless people through the that we don't see. it is not going to get better if we don't do something about it. >> they stay is a temporary solution to the homeless crisis in fremont. it will have three years of funding. they cld terminate the program at any time. >>> we're continuing to follow this investigation going on in ohio after a plane crashed early this morning. this is video of fire that erupted after it went down near the toledo airport at about 2:30 in the morning eastern time. it erupted into flames and hit several cars on the ground. this was a car shop. n

to the socialism conference in chicago that bills itself as the largest gathering of american socialist. when we arrived ben and i stood up not because we were wearing blazers but because we are middle-aged. no one caught the joke. i was really angry that no one thought that was funny. and we found a lot of confusion. we talked to a lot of kids who were left as kids who saw injustice in the world in very as wave and they wanted to do something about it and somehow or another they thought social must have good thing. we said you think we should get rid of private property and some said oh yeah and others have why would we do that? we are unclear on what the definition of socialism actually is. i will close in talking about the beer theme. beer became a running metaphor to talk about it. there's a brewery in illinois called the revolution brewery. their bar cat is a raised fist with a red star on it and all of the labels for their peer they have a couple dozen varieties of wonder will craft beer. they are all themed marketing but the irony is that we are sitting there in chicago drinking at revolution brewery

on thursday, that bill could reach the house of lords, and debate over it could spill over into next monday. with the latest from westminster, here's our political correspondent bening, how lovely to see you on this sunny morning. cabinet ministers are threatening a purge of tory mps who join opposition efforts to block a no—deal brexit in the commons tomorrow. so, will that stop the tory rebels? what rebels? are there rebels? there certainly are, including conservative mps who sat in cabinet until borisjohnson took over. it sounds to me like they are almost goading people into voting against the government, because i think their strategy, to be honest, is to lose this week and then seek a general election, having removed those of us who are not against brexit, not against leaving the european union, but believe we should do so with a deal. there are just days before parliament is suspended for mps to try to pass a law that will aim to stop boris johnson taking the uk out of the eu without a deal. number 10 has warned conservative mps they will be kicked out of the party if theyjoin that effort. but revel resolve seems strong. boris johnson will find if he purges

we win to socialism conference in chicago, bills its as the largest gathering of american socialists and when we arrived, ben and i stooled out not because we were wearing blue blazers but because we were middle aged. wore any cincinnati reds hat. thought that would be funny. no one caught the joke. i was angry. and so -- we found a lot of confusion. the same confusion that benched talk but with bernie. kidded were just leftist kids who saw the world they saw injustice any world in various bay and they wanted to do something about it and somehow or another they thought socialism was that think and we could ask them get rid of private property and some said, yeah and other ones were like, no. that's what socialism means so kids a socialism conference calling each other comrade were unclear what dedef next of socialism. i'll close beer became a running metaphor for us to talk about. we're back in the usa. airs brewery in illinois called revolution brewery. they're were tap is a raise he fist with a red star and all of the labels for their beers, a couple dozen varieties of wonderful craft beers, and they're al

ben: let's get specific, congressman. to lower the omissions -- emissions, what is the republican plan? the warnings are start, what do you propose we done domestically? rep. bishop: a bill policy is to state an overall approach to make sure we are not dependent on foreign sources for energy so we don't go back to the bad old days of jimmy carter where there embargoes and he was telling us to get used to being cold and in the dark. there are two ways to solve this problem and the other side is not talking about both those ways. you can either prohibit emission or do carbon sequestration. if we were active in carbon sequestration opportunities, printed use existing processes we have, specially on public land to pull enough carbon out of the air to meet the paris accord standard in that alone. there are a whole lot of opportunities and what i am trying to say is, we not having a great dialogue on what the act -- options actually are. some people are. focusing on myopic approach is when there are lots of things, and carbon sequestration is one of those areas we need to discuss because the potential is huge and massive. we don't have that discussion going on yet. it is sad.

my precious, and on what to do is go home, unbuckle my bill, sit on my couch, watching really bad tv and eat my french fries with my two buddies, ben and jerry. [laughing] ants i get my fries can pay the person, i might have low. about to drive up and there's a guy there who is got his head in a dumpster. until kevin, i can be to detect from newark, grew up in the produce, came back to the police department. i said kevin stott. he knew before it had to say. i will do in the window. i called it guy, uk? hey, can it do something for the course he said i'm hungry. at that point, moral crisis. in my religion it says something come i think jesus said something like if you two mcdonald's french fries and her neighbor has none, you are supposed to get one, right? maybe it was a sermon on the mcmount. i will do in the wind out of reach in and grab my fries and discover i feel the sense of satisfaction about myself that overcame this moral trumpet he looks happy. now on feeling better about myself. he looks distressed. he says hey, thank you so much. happen to have any socks? i have worked in homeless shelters. these are prized possession f

a bill has been passed, the ben act which makes the prime minister ask for a delay to brexit.minister are not above the law so the government will comply with the law. all government ministers have made that clear, however there are testing the law is something courts around the country do every day through legal disputes and to establish the precise limits of a statute is always an arguable point. i anticipate that if we were in that scenario, that may be something that occurs but of course the government doesn't plan as a first option to break the law. this conference has been dominated by questions about boris johnson's been dominated by questions about borisjohnson's behaviour. he has had to deny he groped a woman 20 yea rs had to deny he groped a woman 20 years ago. are you appalled, upset, worried this is dominating the news here? i feel the worried this is dominating the news here? i feelthe dominant worried this is dominating the news here? i feel the dominant stories are the excellent policy announcement we have heard from the government. every day now we are hearing

. >> bill: the watch dog group clearance under ben carson amid allegation of misconduct stemming fromnce to substantiate the claims. the government accountability office said the carson broke the law when he bought a $31,000 dining table sent for its office in 2017. carson later canceled that orde order. >> this notion that i should be angry at certain people, that i should be afraid i think this permeated in our political system parked along, and our society far too long and that was her goal. it backfired. i don't know why it backfired with me but she didn't make me one of these people that hated america, she made me one of the really worrisome about those who wanted me to hate america. >> julie: charles payne talking about being told is a three or 4-year-old, being compared to white people being singled out. repeatedly attacking president trump last night the democrats calling him a racist term last night's debate. let's bring in fox news contributor deroy murdock, he's a syndicated columnist and contribute an editor for national review online. the democrats last night painted the

this bill builds on the proactive work of h.u.d. second ben carson in april secretary carson issued a notice to all properties in the programs encouraging them to do just that and followed up a release of $5 million in 23u7bding for the installation of these detectors in public housing. i commend secretary carson for taking that action and issuing that guidance. i also want to thank representative garcia for this legislation. i want to thank senator scott for his work on similar legislation in the united states senate. this is a bill that will save lives and will help make us all safer. i want to commend representative garcia for his great work on this. i would urge its adoption and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from guam. mr. san nicolas: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield five minutes to the sponsor of the legislation and an active member of the financial services committee, mr. garcia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. garcia: thank you, mr

bill passes all hurdles, it will become law on monday. let's get the latest now from our political correspondent ben wright.hers, i don't remember a time when they have been threatened with effectively a purge from the party if they vote with the opposition to try to close down the possibility of a no—deal brexit. they have completely upped the ante, pouring oil on the civil war that is raging within the tory party over brexit. the question is whether this threat will do anything to diminish the likely tory rebellion that we expect to see tomorrow. earlier you spoke to gavin williamson, the education secretary, and he explained why he thought it was right to demand tory mp5 don't vote with the opposition and keep the possibility of a no—deal brexit alive. what he needs is to have the full support of all parliamentary colleagues. i don't think that is too much to ask for. he is committed too much to ask for. he is committed to delivering a deal for uk with the eu but by passing legislation this week, or going down that route, it is undermining his ability to deliver the very best. that is something i don't t

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ben roethlisberger after alleged sexual assault. >> he's burning bridges everywhere he goes. >> reporter: former pittsburgh coach bill cowher said he needs counsel. >> he needs counseling. >> reporter: brown is facing allegations from iz had fo-- hi former trainer in, britney taylor, who claims he sexually assaulting her four times and another woman came home saying he made sexual advances. lisa banks is her attorney. >> he came up behind her naked except for a cloth in front of his genitals. >> reporter: and she claims he sent intimidating photos that included photos of his children. brown was dropped. we asked. coach bill belichick about brown's release. what was the final straw with antonio brown? >> we'll focus on the jets today. >> he gave a similar response when asked about antonio brown's release. brown claims the sexual misconduct charges are money grabs. the browns are to rescind $20 million they say is for cause. the players union will appeal. >> you could tell you wouldn't get far with bill belichick. wise to move on. the fact they're burning bridges with -- i'm very surprised antonio brown would take on robert kraft. >>

ben. he is with me now. thank you for joining us. your billhat leave the opposition? we are at a time of unprecedented crisis for our country. the stakes could not be higher in the ceiling borisjohnson will shut could not be higher in the ceiling boris johnson will shut parliament for over a month. —— this evening borisjohnson will shut for over a month. —— this evening boris johnson will shut parliament. i think this is a prime minister who does not want to be scrutinised because everything he says fold apart as we saw with amber rudd's comments yesterday about negotiations. one reason she left the government and quit the conservative party is she thought there are not serious negotiations taking place and that is a pretty damning criticism from someone who has been serving in the cabinet with borisjohnson since the end ofjuly. let's talk about negotiations and what's happening in ireland but firstly your bill is expected to get royal assent and that would tie the government's hands and they would be obliged if there is no deal by the 19th of