relatives this verdict has delivered the justice they've been hoping for and let's go back to catherine marks who's been covering this trial for us in the hague catherine as we saw there's been very emotional for survivors and relatives of the victims and some are watching from strieber need to today how important has this verdict been for them when i had the opportunity to talk of some of the mothers the so-called mothers of severin and so they are here and there followed of course the verdict and there is all in all is huge for leave regarding the verdict of that one of the last perpetrators of the crimes committed in exodus navia that finally this was brought to justice i spoke with one mother who sat. every day i live the celebrated summer massacre once again in my memory it is a daily of my life and it's my only compensation today that there is justice they also sank the international community and especially the court here for all this virk they have tun in the case but i heard also some critical voices they said yes this is an important step for the large case today and the verdict but

if there was have been fun romp where they're speaking with our catherine mark and earlier today about the crisis in catalonia our sports news now the head of the bonus league is a video assistance referee system has been replaced i made accusations of inappropriately influencing matches of a controversy swirling around the v.a.r. system since its introduction in this season cost how much cruel his job and the latest incidents to first have goals for all sport were disallowed in their game which heads up on sunday has been replaced by former top referee let's go for early. back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. health. but here it's too long. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and former grows. life in.

that was him as the room boy there speaking with our catherine mark. sports news the head of the buddhist league as video assistant referee system has been replaced amid accusations of inappropriate lee influencing matches the controversy swirling around the da r. system since its introduction to this season cost you see it helmet crude his jaw in the latest incident to first half goals for vosburgh were disallowed in their clash with her to berlin on sunday the league's clubs have opposed the system's widespread use and fans complain that it interrupts the flow of the game krueger has been replaced by former top referee look. for an ace. high say with of her vote one of the all time greats of the italian game as hung up his boots under a pillow and played his final match on sunday night for new york city f.c. known as a free kick specialist the thirty eight year old was the midfield lynchpin of the italy team that won the world cup in two thousand and six. also bagged two champions league titles and six italian league crowns with milan and given to us

(steve) (catherine) thanks mark. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. mainly dry and seasonably weather conditions will persist today into thursday. rain chances will increase from north to south late thursday night into friday as a cold front passes through the region through saturday morning. a break in precipitation is then possible before another cold front pushes through on sunday. what's your reaction to george papadopoulos' guilty plea, will you pardon paul manafort? president trump: thank you, thank you very much(steve) the white house press corps getting plenty of thank=yous, but no reply to questions about the indictment of the president's campaign manager and his top aide .. or the guilty plea by a foreign policy adviser. there is of course one big question in the drama that's gripping washington tonight: what next?(catherine) special prosecutor robert mueller is showing that he's willing to play hardball in his investigation of russian ties to the trump campaign. pam moore is in the newsroom with what

reporter catherine martins is standing by at the courthouse in the hang catherine the verdict in this case is expected to set a land mark tell us why is it so important. well it is a landmark in international justice no impunity for war criminal this is the key message today from the i.c.t. why radical moderate is the very last alleged perpetrator. regarding the crimes committed in extremis labor so this is a very highly important event here at the i.c.c. why today and probably right now the chances already entered the courtroom in order to read the sentence but it will take around one hour and a half before we now how the verdict will be beyond that i talked with the families of the victims so this is very important for them this very day to day because justice is the only compensation and reparation they can expect in their lives regarding fairbairn it's so this is very important and i talked with them and eyes they said they are very glad that there is royals attention today here at the i.c.c. right but they doubt that really the verdict can kind of pacify the region because the hades among the different parties is s

2018.the affordable care act open enrollment stretches through mid-december. ( catherine ) white house correspondent mark1:29out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. nat: "let obamacare implode."president trump wants obamacare to vanish.but a new report from the centers for medicare and medicaid shows americans are still signing up for coverage. the report says 1.4 million people have enrolled since november first.that's upnearly a half million from the same time period in 2016. lori lodes is the co-founder of the pro-obamacare group "get america covered"."there is not much time left, people have to take action before december 15, or risk not having coverage in 2018".a new poll from the kaiser family foundation says 45 percent of americans are less informed about obamacare open enrollment compared to last year.and there may be a reason. the trump administration is spending 90 percent less this year on awareness campaigns. but congressman neal dunn of florida says the issue isn't the advertising.he says it's that coverage is too expensive. "i happen to be on the exchange, that's a funny part of congress, an

has recaptured the town of arbil camallo from the jihadists marking the end of the caliphate the group declared. back in twenty fourteen catherine get has the story. nnsl la in syrian flags raised in victory. with help from its allies the army says it's retaken al bu come along the last city under the control of the islamic state group in syria. yeah that's the book i had in my the liberation of home come isle is one of great importance. because it represents a failure of islamic state groups plans in the region half up some theme n't't ported by russin airstrikes thehe syrian army along with iranian backed shia milititias f from iraqs full of fighters an iranian revolutionary guard m membe. circled the city before storming it on. while visiting friend troops stationed in abadan being president. all predicted future victories. little did we have regained raca and in the coming weeks and months i firmly believe we can complete our military victory. in iraq and syria. according to the syrian observatory for humuman rigs i s. now controls only a few villageses in the desert ars north of the city. and scattered pockets elslsewhee wh

the paying tribute to key women in nasa's history and will include mark rhett hamilton, catherine johnsonancy grace roman and sally ride. the set will also come with lego hubble space telescope and space shuttle challenger. tell you something my kids are too old for this but i'm buying it any way. >> collector's item. >> my little boy is all lego in right now. >> lego mape yack. >> we believe in girl and boy legos. we'll be getting it for sure. >> there you go. >> >> see you allison. november has arrived and that means -- >> what did you change? >> things are about get hairy. because men nationwide are about to ditch the razors to raise money and awareness about men's health issues. but there's a way to do this and to do it right. this morning we're getting some advice from a local expert. >> first, though, a november warmup on the way. tucker will be back with a look at some of the changes on the seven day. steve, what do you got. >> 30 minutes away from the 10a today and fresh at 10:00 o'clock this morning wendy williams will speak out after passing out on life tv. what scary video that

(vicki) east bay congressman mark desaulnier is calling today's actiona vote against 'american workers and the middle class..' (grant) the democrat talked to catherine heenan about why he says he's upset... (catherine) the congressman talked to us not long after today's vote. he's accusing his republican colleagues of rushing through a major piece of legislation.. arguing that it's happening without much public debate or consideration... congressman mark desaulnieri'm shocked at the lack of dialogue. we know it's very partisan here. i know it is. but this is a very big piece of legislation. we talk about health care - but this piece of legislation is much more complex, much more impactful. we haven't done legislation like this since 1986 when ronald reagan was president and tip o'neill was the speaker. they took 11 months in that instance to have a bi- partisan tax reform bill. lots of public meetings - lots of discussion. and this bill went through our house in literally two months. only one committee - ways and means - passed out on a party vote. this is very complex very important legislation that we just passed . with very little transparency, v

catherine soy al-jazeera on the kenyan coast. britain's prince charles has laid a wreath at london's center's half war memorial marking remembrance day the terminal silence was held around the country to remember a song just killed in conflict the heir to the throne stepped in for his mother queen elizabeth as she slowly reduces her public duties as sons princes howie and william also laid rings at the senate. for the sports news still ahead on the news out of south korean tennis player becoming the inaugural one of the eighty people next year and milan. held just ahead. don't you see. where every. time the sport now tatyana thank you elizabeth for the fast time in twenty years morocco will play out a fifo wild card off to defeating ivory coast in africa group c. on saturday and visit with the scenes in the moroccan city of which to near the algerian border morocco needed to avoid defeat to the ivorians but went one better with a turnover of three to pick their tickets to russia twenty eight team. they also qualified after a goal a story against libya that back at the world cup after missing out in twenty ten and twenty fourteen

catherine mann on international trade and the dysfunctions of america and china. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is: -- taylor: "bloomberg surveillance." morerice of bitcoin is up than 800% this year and racing toward the $10,000 markpoke toisse ceo bloomberg in an exclusive interview. transparency and compare the issues. we are completely open. of implications. are cautious because we think it has a number of impressive characteristics. taylor: bit point -- bitcoin has risen 45% in the past weeks. francine: bitcoin is getting a lot of copy here on bloomberg news and a lot of guests on to weigh in. we are black with john studzinski and jim o'neill, former commercial secretary to the u.k. treasury and a formal chairman of goldman sachs asset management. it: bitcoin, what is it? for the guystastic on the right side of this ride, but i don't see in terms of the requirements of what a new currency needs to be. particularly, a means of exchange. what does it bring that we don't have already? and as the ceo just said about the regulatory issues and compliance, i don't understand or really get it. i am too much of a traditional economist i guess. i just don't get it. jim: i think the technology space -- john: i think the