here now, brit hume. >> brit: from the fox news deck in new york city, and brit hume. today transcripts released. democratic chair of the house intelligence committee revealing testimony from a couple witnesses in the impeachment investigation. federal appeals court rules it's time for president trump to turn over his taxes. his lawyer say they are not finished fighting. will the highest court in the land take up that case? maybe walter white is still kicking. a new drug is killing americans and you will hear what we know about meth 2.0. "fox news reporting starts now. house democrats leading the impeachment inquiry into president trump have released the first transcript from their closed-door interviews. test money from two witnesses. from a u.s. investor to ukraine marie yovanovitch and former senior advisor to secretary of state michael pompeo, michael mckinlay. according to the documents, mckinley told lawmakers he resigned partly because of his concerns for his -- of the administration's efforts to procure "negative political information." question: i think you've

in the meept, here is brit. brit from the -- in the meantime, here is brit. >> two men in the middle of the impeachment inquiry. what they told congress about president trump and ukraine. some lawmakers demand to know is it her identity. we'll look at what the law says. plus, can a sandwich really be that good? police say a man is dead after a fight over a popeye's fried chicken. fox news reporting begins now. house democrats have released more transcripts from l closed-door testimony in the impeachment inquiry. the deposition obligations from former special envoy to ucrepe kurt volker and gordon sondland. sondland says he updated his testimony because other witnesses had "refreshed his memory." in the second deposition sondlansaid that he told ukrainian officials the country would likely not get military aid unless there was a public statement. sondland acknowledged telling one of the president's advisors in war saw resumption of u.s. aid would likely not occur until ukraine provided the public anticorruption s

brit: and you think this process so far has already impeded big legislative efforts?as, we haven't gotten the national defense authorization passed, the trade package, with our neighbors, mexico and canada, which we know would be very useful, to my state. for the life of me i can't figure out why that hasn't come forward except the house of representatives doesn't want to give the president a win going into the election. we have an election in november. that's what elections are for. brit: last thing, you were on a congressional delegation overseas and you went to afghanistan. speaking of the u.s. military, we've been there on the ground for a long time. your thoughts about that, and the effort to get the u.s. troops back home? >> i think we have 14,000 troops there right now. it was not lost on me that the areas that we're working on in terms of counterterrorism, whether it's the taliban or isis or al qaeda are important that we help the afghan forces, police, and the government of afghanistan, to secure more and more of their territory, because if we don't, and if w

brit, good to have you here. great to see new new york as always.tle bit about mitch mcconnell there and what you think the language around all of this is like right now brit brit looking ahead i think it's pretty clear that he and his republican colleagues in the senate are now the key audience. i think it's pretty evident that the democrats are going to go through and impeach this president. and the question then becomes what happens in the senate. the president can afford to lose 19, what, 19 republican senators and still survive in office. i don't think there is anywhere near 19 republican senators, if any, who are prepared to vote against him so far. so, that's where we are. and so when we judge these things like the sondland transcript today and the other information we are getting you need to look at it in that light. this is a peculiar process. it's quasilegal, quasipolitical. >> martha: absolutely are. >> when you get down the road legally, this legally that. you miss the point. that's where we are. you heard mcconnell he is somewhat dismis

as to the site all the countries at the same call home many brits and needs so late but the problem is going back to the british media this election and i was demonstrating how magnificently british mainstream media oh yeah and that conservative aspect elements and the little elements because instead of talking about 14000000 britons pizza living policy including slow 1000000 children living below the red light what is good is from a jet the conservatives and liberals talking about it's all going about the election they're talking about the wrong things here gentlemen we've run out of time here but i like how we've ended it and i agree with marcus it's the media that's failing us all not just the political class many thanks to my guests in moscow athens and in london thanks to our viewers for watching us here arche see you next time and remember prosthetist. the world is driven by a dream or a. person. dares to think. we dare to ask. to my hardest to or dashboards to care but it. dhanush other. than design human to be. better able or we keep. the same country because he must tell a ful

she has won a brit and's best dvd. she has won a brit and's best film—makers.y yea rs relationship which she had many years ago and about a degree of mystery which still exist. she is currently cutting the souvenir part two, which is about the aftermath of the relationship and i cannot wait to see it. because i think there is a m to see it. because i think there is a joy hogg's most accessible film, although it is still very, very chilly. it is almost like a psychological thriller the gas lighting story. she is a brilliant film a kind is really worth seeing. i love it. oh, you have seen it? the keeper but a 702? very much. it is an interesting week. enjoy your set going whatever you say. and a great weekend goodbye. —— had a great weekend, goodbye. the weather is looking pretty ugly over the next 2a hours. it is ugly and cloudy and drizzly and veiny in places. tomorrow, this is the story. high winds and an impending altar guild that prompts the met office to issue a yellow warning for high winds. the wind could prove to be disruptive. even damaging to trees and

arm and we can restore confidence and certainty to business and if that is get brits done that will see a pent up tidal wave of investment into this country get bricks it done and we can focus our hearts and our margins on the priorities of the british people very is romana for a. very thorough amount of growth grow to give greece 3 in also 3 to give hope to prepare all the right the wrongs that have happened over 10 years of historic 3 right now our interpreter in the middle. the area where our grew up. we conserve your property. i'm on a 1st go through a boardroom written. on will be delivered for what the problem of the rest of us will have to probably for a while let's have a look at how the 2 major parties see the big issues now and bricks in the conservative party promises to get its deal through parliament by the end of december and leave the e.u. in january labor says it will come up with its own deal and put it to a public vote within 6 months and that would include an option to remain forest johnson's about a festive freezes the tax rate of 80 national insurance and income

here now, brit hume. >> brit: from the fox news deck in new york city, and brit hume.pts released. democratic chair of the house intelligence committee revealing testimony from a couple witnesses in the impeachment investigation. federal appeals court rules it's time for president trump to turn over his taxes. his lawyer say they are not finished fighting. will the highest court in the land take up that case? maybe walter white is still kicking. a new drug is killing americans and you will hear what we know about meth 2.0. "fox news reporting starts now. house democrats leading the impeachment inquiry into president trump haveel

police also found out he was nowhere near brit any's apartment at the time of the murder. was airtight. >> he really ended up not being much of a player in the case once they ruled him out. >> eldridge was cleared of any wrongdoing. norman clark had been questioned and released too. if police had any leads they were holding them close. >> i was curious why they were being so particularly tight-lipped about it. i think my primary concern was that this was just a case that was going to get shelved. >> that's exactly what brittany's family feared most too. that she and the baby she was carrying would be forgotten. >> we are her voice. we have to keep her memory alive. >> a full year passed. then two. with no arrests. but investigators were still working the case. in part because they heard from someone with inside information, someone unexpected, the victim herself. >> can i help you? >> remember, brittany's employer recorded every call she made on company phones. it was done for quality control but now investigators could listen to her conversations. and those calls explaine

have been using humor to cope with the never ending bribery takes a look at how brits have been using humor to cope with the never ending saga whites and has hit its halloween saga. which has hit its hollow we bragg's it deadline i mean case you haven't noticed the u.k. hasn't left legs it deadline i mean case you haven't noticed the u.k. hasn't left the european union again they've called a general election instead the european union again they've called a general election instead it's fair to say that for many here in britain brags it is now a joke it's fair to say that for many here in britain brags it is now a joke ever since the country voted to leave the e.u. back in 2016 the ever since the country voted to leave the e.u. back in 2016 the u.k.'s internet users have been trying to console themselves u.k.'s internet users have been trying to console themselves through the 5 stages of grief then there was the time that through the 5 stages. of grief then there was the time that everyone realized that adele song was about well visit everyone realized that adele song was about well v

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brit hume breaks down all the political implications. we begin as often did with chief white house correspondent john roberts on the north lawton. >> and a big break not only from the standpoint of who didn't show but what's coming out. >> across the region and across the country, america fell in love with the nats baseball, that's all they wanted to talk about. that and impeachment. >> president trump welcome the world series champion washington nationals to the white house at the same time congressman adam schiff was lamenting the white house no shows up on capitol hill. >> this will further add to the body of evidence on potential obstruction of congress charge against the president. >> schiff had issued subpoenas for white house officials, john eisenberg and michael ellis, mick mulvaney advisor ryan blair, and mike mccormick. later this week he wants to hear from former national security advisor john bolton. schiff also released transcripts of depositions and former state department advisor michael mckinley today. first learned about

now brit democrats in the house of representatives have taken a major step in the efforts to impeach president donard from voting to proceed formally and publicly with their investigation the resolution sets out the ground rules lawmakers will use and believes the way for public hearings on brother trump misuse the power of his office. the weather on capitol hill couldn't have been more symbolic the vote in the house of representatives means an uncertain future to the trump presidency with 232 yes to 196 nays the democratic controlled house adopted a resolution allowing more transparency in the impeachment inquiry the vote came after a heated debate this is soviet style rules baby in the soviet union you do things like this where only you make the rules there are no kings or queens in america that is what separates this country from so many other nations no one is above the law at the heart of the impeachment inquiry is president trump's july phone call with ukrainian president the lord emir zelinsky a whistleblower accuse trump of pressing ukraine to investigate against a political

conservatives if it's a hung parliament then this guy has folks evil design could be more resigned the brits don't lock will remain entrenched in its current and consistent and who knows what's going to happen regrets it or starts and has to win with a majority nothing less would do if he doesn't win a majority and he's gone jeremy corbyn will be gone and by the end of the year the labor party in the conservative party will be without legs it was a huge percentage of the whistle and brits you use the term dimia we heard the term a hung parliament but i think what we're having here is a hung democracy totally and a home ideology i mean both parties have fared very poorly during all of this because they have divisions with among themselves here but it it's what you get at the end are most irrespective of the outcome you could have an intensely polarized society without any solutions to deal with the people well there mainstream press has already suggested the solution to all these complicated problems of the market has described they're very concerned that the report almost calls attempts to i

party in the conservative party will be without legs it was a choose your state of the whistle and brits your you use the term deeming it we heard the term a hung parliament but i think what we're having here is a hung democracy totally and a hung ideology i mean both parties have fared very poorly during all of this because they have to vision is with among themselves here but it it's what you get at the end are most irrespective of the outcome you could have an intensely polarized society without any solutions to deal with the demon well they're the mainstream press has already suggested the solution to all these complicated problems of the market has described they're very concerned that the report almost calls attempts to influence the branch and campaign has not been published but that they remain so on you know dominic grieve with the head of this select committee which investigated that says we do know all at i'm quoting him from the independent we don't know and i think it's widely accepted that the russians have sought to interfere. in other countries democratic processes in the

racing's sam bird has won the opening race of the new formula easy racing season in saudi arabia the brit started in 5th place driving car number 2 with overtaking on the dusty circuit quite difficult burt made full use of his to power but was to move through the field he took the lead with 10 minutes to go and he held on beating german manufacturers porsche a mercedes on their series debuts. well surfing makes its debut at the olympic games in tokyo next summer and it's even caught on in some colder regions like here in berlin surfing enthusiasm in the german capital can now bride the waves without having to set foot on a beach take a look at that 7 young entrepreneurs open the city's 1st indoor surfing center in a converted warehouse the waves can reach a height of 1.6 meters and the water is nice and balmy 26 degrees celsius it's the ideal escape from the frosty early in winter. i've been i've been missing the sand personally this is news and these are our top stories e.u. officials have called for a camp i was in migrants near the bosnian town of be hunched and closed they say it's th

mass of the count says drivers should reserve their anger through brit self for failing to improve its systems the news comes as a boost to london's famous black cabbies who potentially see a major competitor driven off the road as for other london as if you get rid of something else just go straight into the stats anyway i say this then but i think it's a massive issue of the drug in the rush to the bottom the not really helping anyone really work for it. to be completely i think it's a shame find that i mean everyone that i know uses a. has $21.00 days to appeal against the decision something it says it will definitely do. now to the question of how to treat cancer in the gaza strip the best option is to go to israel for the right there but that means leaving home and family and jumping through administrative hoops it's a symptom of how the decades long conflict in the region affects the most personal stories did any of all of one teenager who had to leave everything he knew to get a chance at a future. mahmoud is 13 years old she was diagnosed with bone cancer 18 months ago before t

in the meept, here is brit. here is brit. >> two men in the middle of the impeachment inquiry. what they told congress about president trump and ukraine. some lawmakers demand to know is it her identity. we'll look at what the law says. plus, can a sandwich really be that good? police say a man is dead after a fight over a popeye's fried chicken. fox news reporting begins now. house democrats have released more transcripts from l closed-door testimony in the impeachment inqu

against parents of assets a set up for many here in britain when bragg brits because it is now a job. and since the country very very great its leaves the e.u. ukraine 26 and 16 the u.k.'s have became choice i. can solve this i have been trying to console themselves through the 5 stages of grief in the south through the 5 stages. of grief denial on the table was all what was in the front plus i'm stunned that it wasn't so what was even from the last quarter we don't even the queen was confused the british people have voted to leave the european union was confused the british people have voted to leave the european union great she said the people. and then there was the time that everything great she said the people. and then there was the time that everyone realized that adele song was about bread does it mean one realize that that adele song was about bread does it. exactly where we just learned that assessed all started to talking about them about the met him 1st important meal of the deal of the day 7 and say instead dad's shoes she will say that you say that brick bricks it means

let's go to brit hume. thank you for coming in. at the end of the second week of public hearings you were talking about how you felt like adam schiff was almost ready to cry in that final summation. as if he failed to make his case. is that why we haven't seen the polls move as i mention -- that cnn poll and others that are moving its independent voters they were not so in favor of impeachment. >> i think that chairman adam schiff had the goal of lumping up a groundswell of public support for the impeachment and removal of this president and he hoped the hearings would do that. it seems pretty clear they have not done that. you take that cnn poll which is identical to the one before the hearings, that's a clear indicator as there is. of course there are other polls that show slippage and support for impeachment among independents and some others. i think adam schiff was sensing that that was a reaction at the end which is why -- i think you try to add a little oomph to his case there with his emotional sounding statements. >> ed: a

but the brits are having their election in mid-december. m mid-december this year, six weeks away. so they kicked off their national election campaign today. and then it will be over six weeks from now. i could cry just thinking about it. imagine the opportunity costs, imagine what we as a country could accomplish if all of the energy and all of the effort and all of the money and all of the attention that we put into our never ending presidential electioneering instead all got compressed to six weeks and instead for six weeks we worked on other stuff? but in terms of us being humble about the realm of possibility, about what may come to pass, about how things will play out in the long run, i think today it's worth considering this guy. he is the speaker of the british parliament. it's not a direct consequence of the brexit fight or the election they're going to have next month largely about the brexit fight, but it is sort of a collateral development of all the things that happened today, today also was the last day that john bercow will be speaker of the house of commons. and whe

she was joined on the podium by a familiar face too, fellow—brit kare adenegan took silver. night, so there was rain and wind. i thaw, last night, so there was rain and wind. ithaw, i might as last night, so there was rain and wind. i thaw, i might as well be in yorkshire. i was really, wind. i thaw, i might as well be in yorkshire. iwas really, really wind. i thaw, i might as well be in yorkshire. i was really, really calm going into the race. i have been kneeling it in training sessions, i thought, just do what you do. i really enjoyed it. between the gun going off on the finish, i do not know what happened there. going off on the finish, i do not know what happened therem obviously went well then. it's been described as the biggest internet event in history. the re—match between you tubers logan paul and ksi in los angeles ended with a split decision, in favour of the brit ksi. they have 40 million subscribers between them, and they also have a long running feud. this was their first fight as professionals, having drawn their amateur bout in manchester last year. and it w

she was joined on the podium by a familiar face too, fellow—brit kare adenegan took silver.ent in history. the re—match between youtubers logan paul and ksi in los angeles ended with a split decision, in favour of the brit ksi. they have a0 million subscribers between them, and they also have a long running feud. this was their first fight as professionals, having drawn their amateur bout in manchester last year. and it was ksi, who's from watford, who just edged it over the american logan paul. we will have more support for you later. —— sport. australia's prime minister scott morrison has dodged questions about climate change while visiting areas impacted by bushfires in new south wales. at least three people have been killed and authorities fear that number will rise. forecasters say high temperatures and strong winds will make conditions dangerous while fire chiefs have warned the outskirts of sydney could face a ‘catastrophic‘ danger from wildfires. freya cole reports. the scale of devastation is starting to emerge. hundreds of homes have been burnt to the ground, all t

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masted econ says dr is should reserve their anger through brit self for failing to improve its systems the news comes as a boost to london's famous black cabbies who potentially see a major competitor driven off the road and asked for other londoners. get rid of you got something else is going to change their stance anyway i said that it's not the issue of the draw the rush to the bottom and over to help anyone really work through. the physical. i think it's a shame i mean everyone i know uses day. has $21.00 days to appeal against the decision something it says it will definitely do. over to africa now where personal debt is crushing south africa it's a new law the national credit amendment is meant to ease their plight by offering write offs but banks have opposed the measure saying they'll be forced to cut back on living for low income borrowers and that that in turn could drive credit seekers to less scrupulous alternatives. private lending in soweto is dominated by a network of illegal loan sharks known as mash and he says they challenge interest rates as high as 50 percent. mothe

the british were very gung ho as usual. , the brits had landed upusands of men appear -- here. they were joined by 1400 french ship woodrowe u.s. theon had agreed to send at request of the allies. meanwhile, they tried to get woodrow wilson to send troops of his own. he refused. he felt every resource should be used on the western front, so he refused for months. the allied supreme war council okayed the idea in early june of sending american troops there. 1918,y in mid-july of woodrow wilson spent a long night agonizing over the question. memoir inhis famous which he first argued why he would not send troops to russia and spent the last part saying what he would send troops to russia. the chief reason being to guard millions of dollars of war material sent to the russians to help the war cause throughout the war. secondly, he insisted american troops not get involved in the internal politics or do any fighting produced eight the russians in any way they could -- aid the russians in any way they could. meanwhile, back at the ranch, thegeneral in command of allied invasion moved

when the brits 1st arrived in australia in $1788.00 it followed a voyage of 7 months flight q.f. $7879.00 touched down in sydney after 19 hours and 19 minutes the boeing 787 dreamliner carried just over 50 passengers and crew on the 800000 kilometer journey. first to emerge at the other end and looking reasonably fresh was going to see alan joyce. he was greeted not only with the didgeridoo but with glowing words about the century old national carrier from australian prime minister scott morrison. i think for so many years strategy and it's the optimism of quarters from its 1st guys to this always saying the opportunities going ahead before them and chasing them with such passion that i think it's guys are striving so much. the flights for london follows last month's direct trip from new york to sydney as quantas prepares to begin regular nonstop services between australia and the 2 global cities. as your business update on d w for me and the team thanks for watching. listen carefully. don't simply choose to do good. discover the world. subscribe to the documentary on to. follow the adven

master counts as drivers should reserve their anger through brit self for failing to improve its systems the news comes as a boost to london's famous black cabbies who would potentially see a major competitor driven off the road as for other london as if you get rid of we've got something else just go off straight into their stats anyway i say this doesn't mean that it's a massive issue i think that driving the rush to the bottom the not really helping anyone really works very well to be completely i think it's a shame find they need everyone they know is a. has $21.00 days to appeal against the decision something it says it will definitely do. it out of some of the other global business stories making news. the u.s. state of texas has dropped its opposition to the merger of mobile phone companies sprint and t. mobile usa announcing a settlement that would stop them from raising prices for 5 years 14 states and the district of columbia are still planning actions to block the $26000000000.00 merger . new figures show mexico fell into recession during the 1st half of the year vies data sho

last year's brit awards were watched by 4.1 million people, down four hundred thousand from 2018.st and presenter — shejoins me now. let us start with this decline. it sounds like a modest decline but in the states with television audiences not being what they were, it is big enough to where the organisers. there are still getting about 4 million viewers which is pretty sizeable. but it has been the biggest event in the music calendar, it is the most mainstream and mainstay and music. it is a big award ceremony watched by many people and they are streamlining it, bring it intojust nine people and they are streamlining it, bring it into just nine awards and there will be creative control given to the artist performing on the night, which i think you make it quite lively. —— will make it. throwing water over the then deputy prime minister, but i was 20 years ago now. the performance and just looking at the notes, the lead singer of the 1975, singing a particular track that had drug references. the music industry, which is said —— has had drug references throughout the years. that ki

when the brits 1st arrived in australia in $1788.00 it followed a voyage of 7 months flight q.f. 7879 touchdown in sydney after 19 hours and 19 minutes the boeing 787 dreamliner carried just over 50 passengers and crew on the 18000 kilometer journey. first to emerge at the other end and looking reasonably fresh to see alan joyce. he was greeted not only with a didgeridoo but with glowing words about the century old national carrier from australian prime minister scott morrison. i think the so many astride ians it's the optimism of quartus from its 1st eyes to these always saying the opportunities going ahead before them and chasing them with such passion that i think inspires the stride in so much. the flights from london follows last month's direct trip from new york to sydney as quantas prepares to begin regular nonstop services between australia and the 2 global cities. just at the c.e.o. wouldn't have arrived glowing if he'd been crammed into a car like. business 50. and now we affectionately but as affectionately as you can. be true to him in the middle of his election campaign i

virgin racing sam byrd has won the opening race of the new formula erasing season in saudi arabia the brit started in 5th place driving car number 2 overtaking difficult on the dusty circuit made full use of his 2 power boost to move through the field he took the lead with 10 minutes to go and held on beating rivals from german manufacturers porsche and mercedes on their series t.v. . this is to give you news live from berlin up next world stories that we can reports look at how hong kong on the rest is spreading into its tourist areas to get all the latest news on our website and give you dot com thanks for watching. the sleep. b.c. carefully.

well there are reports mom says the british missed out on the factor because of brits it is a huge win for great a but then there's a lot of tech here and start ups but no real new production since the 2nd world war and when the wall came down most manufacturing was shut down. what about the competitive landscape of to our financial correspondent charles he delayed he chose the german come make is going to come out with that he brings next year so there's going to be quite a lot of competition and as we heard this cheap. tesla certainly going to be entering a very crowded field tesla already does have a presence in europe they have been selling the model 3 which is one of their affordable vehicles and it's been basically the best selling electric vehicle in europe over the past couple of months but as you said volkswagen b.m.w. they're all going to be rolling out dozens of electric vehicles over the next couple of years including some that are more affordable and also many of the a luxury market that tesla really plays and so they're going to have their work cut out for them and really

racing's sound bird has won the opening race of the new formula a racing season in saudi arabia are the brits started in 1st place striving to overtaking on the dusty so difficult made full use of used to power boosters to move through the field took the lead with 10 minutes to go and held on beating german manufacturers porsha i must say it is on that series debuts. surfing makes its debut at the olympic games in tokyo next summer and it seemed caught on a colder regions like here in berlin serving a fuse us in the german capital cannot ride the waves without having to set foot on the beach 70 young entrepreneurs have opened the city's 1st indoor surfing center in a converted warehouse and the waves can reach a height of 1.6 metres and with a warm with the water a balmy $26.00 degrees celsius it's the idea to skate from the frosty winter. this is d.w. news life from the cold but they are coming up a breakthrough white deal ends a crippling strike at south african airways that's with god help us with the business africa update in just a moment i'm going to. decide on the interest you and i as

opportune time because around the world states and various bodies or looking at past abuses colonial brit abuses and how they can be addressed that they call be swept under the carpet for both of. you know 94 year old keyboard and guess who still lives in can reach out to. last survivor of one of the biggest mass deportations to kwesi that was 934 many members of his family died he still hopes that complaint lodged with the un will compel the u.k. to answer for its colonial crimes or cause their one. i feel so much pain while the british delaying compensation for those suffering and not giving back to us the land they took away from us until there's no one left to testify. the other old man have died i am the only one left to tell the suffering of quasi. like you brought in and her daughter hope she'll be able to witness an apology. if they ask for forgiveness we will not refuse to accept. we will not refuse. lydia does know whether she will experience the return of her ancestry land but she will make sure that the story of the entity gives her live on until justice is served. my guest to

started coming up with drinking games depression that was when brits started coming up with drinking games just to make things a little more exciting what we need is a bricks and he was just to make things a little more exciting what we need is a bricks and drinking guy it would be so much more interesting if the whole country lined up some shots and took one every drinking it would be so much more interesting that the whole country lined up some shots and took one every time certain words were mentioned going to still searching for the target. the government is still searching for the same solution. the man was like you better take bricks or drink you going to eat a little bit go on. like you better take breaks or drink you going to eat a little bit go on. to resume raise government's vision of a successful brags it had become the reason raised government's vision of a successful brags it had become this magical unattainable unicorn polished this magical unattainable unicorn politics it's now basically parents who promise their daughter a unicorn to reason why is presenting the snow

bird has won the opening race of the new racing season in saudi arabia the brit started. driving. with overtaking on the circuit difficult bird made full use of his 2 power to move through the field he took the lead with 10 minutes to go and held on beating german manufacturers. on their series debuts. this is from berlin for more news on global stories visit our website www dot com thanks for watching. see how. you can do to improve your health.

master counts says drivers should reserve their anger through brit self for failing to improve its systems the news comes as a boost to london's famous black cabbies who potentially see a major competitor driven off the road as for other londoners if you get rid of it you got something else is going to walk straight into their steps anyway i say this that but i think it's a massive issue of the draw the rush to the ball not really helping anyone really work for it. to be completely i think it's a shame finally i mean everyone they know is a. has $21.00 days to appeal against the decision something it says it will definitely do. the mood on germany's executive flosses brightening that's according to the economic research institute months. the confidence index november score shows a slight improvement over october $9000.00 executives said this situation and outlook for the coming javier was better than last month's germany narrowly avoided a recession this summer keeping europe's largest economy afloat out of buoyant consumer mood a continuing construction boom and a rise in exports. and as

the brit finished runner up at the us grand prix, which was enough to secure the drivers championship and draw himself to within one title of all—time record—holder michael schumacher. joe wilson has more. everything in his view could be chaos. it didn't matter, all lewis hamilton had to see was the end of this grand prix. to win the title he didn't need to win, eighth place would do but look at the silver car overtaking. always racing. sebastian vettel was soon out and he didn't wait for the ferrari mechanics. he had his own diagnosis. i think that the suspensionjust failed. something broke. hundreds work in a team, but all for the driver. eventually bottas passed him safely. second place for hamilton meant he was champion again. through the mask we could just imagine his emotion. then hamilton was back, safe on the summit. he never left it. on the all—time grid, hamilton is second with only michael schumacher winning more drivers' titles. why should hamilton, aged 3a, stop here? races, titles, does this look like a man who is tired of winning? hamilton's former teammate nico rosberg

taking part in on all the wrong rollo plato because i think we're going to turn to dr all of love we brits were though forgot that you are you know them also thank. god the power comes on during. the love story was that night we were not. challenged. at least in german city of dresden has become known in recent years for hunting muslim protest and xenophobia this week the city council passed a resolution stating that it was dealing with a nazi emergency it was proposed by a member of a satirical party but was it a serious political initiative or a symbolic stunt. dresden capital of the state of saxony is famous for its cultural attractions but the city is also known for images like this is. a far right racist organization called piggy has held protests here for the past 5 years attacks on foreigners and a mosque have prompted the debate about a so-called nazi emergency a satirical political group called simply the party has filed an official motion with the city council to address the situation. since every chance to address this problem even though they've known for years that it can't be

party under jeremy corbin is really envisaging it different society in britain to burgle clearly the brits in parts of the u.k. conservatives and governments of the moment they believe is the defining issue as we've seen they're all about social policies jobs housing and all the rest of it so which way is this election going to go. well it's really interesting opinion polls tell us that actually brags it is the dominating issue but it's very closely followed by health see this is more the social agenda where jeremy coogan and his labor party are more trusted on would have to see though there's still a few weeks to go and very much in the end it's also down to the candidates now boris johnson is the least loved prime minister almost ever see his opinion poll just personal opinion polls are not very good but those of jeremy called in his opinion are even worse say for a lot of people it's going to be the lesser of 2 evils but my personal hunch is that the message of getting breaks it down and just closing this that this is going to appeal to a lot of faces so at the moment it looks like the

time running out cold from some of them to get a fresh you feel you are coming to be a blame on the brits your family goes your actions file our guest this week here in prague is the check for melissa tomas parturition he has surprisingly clear differences with the government too so so why doesn't he resign so from 60 minutes. i. put on not a problem they will not succeed in defining a style not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of the stick trying to show. taking a stand global news that matters d. w. made for mines. tesla chooses berlin for its new european gigafactory c.e.o. must says german engineering is the main reason it's a breath of fresh life for an east german region next to the capital. but also on the program markets listen in as the us federal reserve chair speaks 1st.

four years ago, great britain's bryony page made history as the first brit to win an olympic medal onmilestone hoping to win her first individual medla at a major championships. she's competing at the world championships in tokyo and feel in a better place now than in rio despite having to overcome ankle injuries. i have overcome certain obstacles — obviously the injury, but also just technical knowledge and practising skills. so the year of the rio olympics, i went through an intense time of learning and picking up about sport psychology, and just the technical knowledge and more adn more training, and visualisation. i did a lot of that over my rehab process, so i feel my skills have improved and, i have more experience to back myself up on. so it feels different in that sense. the main thing is just experience and knowledge i've gained. a first olympic medal in trampolining in 2016. how about a first in climbing next year? the spot will make its debut in tokyo. shauna coxsey has already qualified. will bosi is the only british male in with a chance of being on that plane, too. he'll