in the chair andi directing, chris cooke, in the chair and i can hear him laughing.hly. let's start then with the telegraph, a big week for both of you and you are trying to tell it to a french audience, and again, you are going to be very busy keeping up with proceedings, nicola. so the pm warns rebel mps, backed me oi’ so the pm warns rebel mps, backed me or be sacked. yeah, any attempt to bring some of those tory rebels on side have definitely failed today. borisjohnson was side have definitely failed today. boris johnson was meant side have definitely failed today. borisjohnson was meant to be holding sort of peace talks with the key rebels and he pulled out and said that there was a diary clash meaning he could not meet them. he has completely turned that around and is basically telling them to vote with him and if they vote to stop an od or brexit then they will not be candidates for the conservative party at the next election. it does beg the question, if that were to happen, then they have no incentive to continue voting with the government at all and he curr

be ready to make a big move to cut emissions and that could change the way we heat homes or cook our meals. chris move to go electric. >> reporter: the mayor and some of the council members want new construction going forward to use electricity instead of natural gas. this would all be an effort to cut greenhouse gas emissions. san jose is expected to propose that ban on natural gas and new construction in favor of electric infrastructure. it would only apply to new construction and in the beginning would only apply to single family homes and small multiunit housing. the city did the same thing requiring electricity and residential construction starting in the new year, but with the promise to ban natural gas and commercial and large real estate developments in years to come. according to natural resources defense council, buildings emit 25% or more greenhouse gases here in california. a poin opponents say we could expect higher heating costs. the mayor will announce the specifics by 12:15 this afternoon. san jose would be the largest in the country to ban in new construction. but a lot of cities

chris has a chef onset. they cook for me as well. steak in the morning for breakfast. ing twice a day, six days a week. >> so whether you want to look like chris or look at him, thor himself came up with a way to get you closer to to that go. he and bobby developed their own fitness app called center. >> you have access to the team i've used over the years. that team is now your team. >> and as for how hemsworth compares to the other stars bobby has worked with. >> i've doubled christian bale in batman. i've doubled ryan reynolds in green lantern, channing tatum, daniel craig, jake gyllenhaal, henry cavill. they're all in fantastic shape, don't get me wrong. but chris literally was just put on this worth, and he's literally perfect. it's ridiculous. >> uh, yeah, with a capital r. you know who's also ridiculous? beyonce. remember how queen bey was at coachella after giving birth to twins? she finally revealed her secret to bouncing back after having babies. when she puts her mind to something, look out. ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m., and this is day one of rehearsals

cook out some 6 feet so. that seems cool sets their glasses chris takes a close ally and i need to stay on your phones at a special projects funded he tells the defense i'm. on i'm your best at this. the end of and footy teak love fun now no mountains of waste only grow hya today and there are good tennis and mad dead in its them bad at it is sad those in me and then who the united states deems to me a threat the looked at it is so those award in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged and covert actions really throughout the world where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up right way militaries when toes funding in our means and death squads there's no cones and in more because there's always a small col conclude for a really going could this trip profit look look. there i was in the. united states could potentially be smuggling tons of weapons and ammunition to militants in syria according to leaked documents obtained by journalist. the host key leaders for major on the 2nd day of the eastern economic forum in front of all but the iran nuclear deal and on fridays high on the agen

welcome back to politicking on matthew cook sitting in for larry king continuing the conversation with our political panel they are chris wilson he was director of research and digital strategy for ted cruz's 2016 presidential campaign he's in oklahoma city and in atlanta robin by row democratic strategist and former obama campaign regional field director do you guys think that donald trump is going to debate the next democratic nominee and should he chris. you know i don't have any insight into what the trump campaign would do in this situation but i would be shocked if he did not i mean dollars from what dollars trump in 2016 was a surprisingly. agile debater and he never went in and like really knocked anybody off the stage if you will the use of metaphorically of course although him bush may have comforted pretty close figuratively but having said that i will say having worked for ted cruz who was a former national champion and runner up in world champion debater we really didn't expect trump to be as good as he was and you know that he is a fighter he's somebody who doesn't shy away from a head to head battle with

cook. tourists are facing chaos and long lines at airports. britain launched a massive operation to bring its citizens home. chris van cleef with more. what happened. >> they basically ran out of money. thomas cook was the oldest travel firm and it effects 1,500,000 tourists on travel. they are launching the largest repatriation of its citizens in peace time to bring its citizens home. the british government is warning there will be delays and headaches but says it's contracted a small fleet of airliners to get all of its citizens home. as a result of the collapse, 21,000 employees in 16 countries are expected to lose their jobs. the company ran hotels, resorts and airlines for about 19 million people a year. thomas cook blames a slowdown in bookings partially due to the anxiety and uncertainty around brexit. the final thomas cook flight arrived at manchester airport this morning. britain's civil aviation authority will be post. ing flight details online for people trying to get home but some of those stranded travelers are already complaining about a lack of information. futurele vacation bookings have also been canceled. that impact

shannon: exclusive reaction to chris wallace's 1-on-1 interview with iran's president. the us special representative for iran, brian cookyou for being with us. you saw the interview i want to get your reaction. first of all about what president rouhani had to say about iran and its nuclear ambitions. >> translator: of someone seeks nuclear weapons, why would they go under the control of the iaea? this is not correct. we are not seeking nuclear weapons. shannon: they have maintained their position, are you buying it? >> it is not true. the un nuclear watchdog referred to the un security council in 2006 because it could not confirm that its nuclear program was for peaceful nuclear purposes. israel conducted a raid in the heart of tehran and found half a ton of materials on how to build an atomic weapon, that was only a year ago. this is a regime that is not surrendered its ambition to acquire a nuclear weapon. the iran nuclear deal expires in a few years so the president was right to get out of the deal. we are a better position to accomplish our objective of denying iran ever getting nuclear weapons. shannon: president r

ceo tim cook made his yearly pitch to win over new customers and keep the old ones. >> chris rayes hasook at how the company is trying to keep users in their eco-system. >> today i am thrilled to share with you the newest iphone. >> reporter: iphone 11. phones have been the centerpiece of the apple annual september event but this year they're on the defensive with iphone sales on the decline. so emphasis on cheaper options and beefed up camera features. the basic iphone 11 will be $699. >> we'll see if there is hype. >> the first ever proline of iphone is the three camera lens that has wide, ultra wide and telephoto capabilities and apple wasn't shy showing off how it would be used bringing some on the stage. >> we've divided the view finder into individual feeds. visualizing every field available on the iphone. >> the cameras make a big difference in the buying purchases of consumers. >> reporter: in a competitive landscape apple acknowledging with announcements that the iphones alone can't keep customers. they need to provide content. arcade and apple tv plus will offer original and

with chris mason and nina warhurst. 0ur headlines today: free prescriptions for all — labour seeks to put policy back in the spotlight at a party conference so far overshadowed by infighting. thomas cookcue deal to prevent it going bust. three of the home nations begin their rugby world cup campaigns in the next few hours. ireland take on scotland while england face tonga. still warm for many of us today and breezy too, but with some rain. in fa ct, breezy too, but with some rain. in fact, there

we have the weather with chris fawkes beforejoining viewers on bbc one for a full round—up of the national news with my colleague, clive myrie. more than half of the thomas cook to the uk. the firm ceased trading on monday after failing to secure a bailout. the civil aviation authority said it was the largest peacetime repatriation, with more than 150,000 people being brought back to the uk. meanwhile, more than 1,000 thomas cook staff have said they will take legal action against the company. dame deirdre hutton, chair of the civil aviation authority, said she is pleased with how the repatriation programme is going so far. we brought back half of the 150,000 will stop there have been some lumps and bumps on the way, as you always find with the aviation industry for some i'm grateful to passengers for putting up with that. i think i'm also pleased that 95% of those people, the vast majority, have come back on the day they would've come back on the day they would've come back at the end of their holiday anyway. so most will have got back when they were hoping to get not necessarily to the same airport, but at least to the same country? to the same country, and

chris mason and nina warhurst. our headlines today: labour promises free prescriptions for all as it tries to put policy back in the spotlight at a party conference overshadowed by internal rows. thomas cookill hold emergency talks this morning as it attempts to agree a rescue deal to prevent it from going bust. three of the home nations begin their rugby world cup campaigns this morning. with just minutes to go until ireland take on scotland before england face tonga. good morning. still warm for many of us today and breezy too, but with some rain. in fact, there are some thundery showers around as well this morning. i will have more detail for you in around 15 minutes. it's sunday, 22nd september. our top story, after internal divisions dominated the headlines on the first day of labour's party conference, it's aiming to shift attention back to policy today. it'll announce plans to abolish nhs prescription charges in england and replace ofsted with a new school inspection system. our political correspondent, nick eardley is at the labour conference in brighton. make we will talk about the arguments at the conference any better, but first of all the policies. they are quite eye—catching,

chris mason and nina warhurst. our headlines today: free prescriptions for all — labour seeks to put policy back in the spotlight at a party conference so far overshadowed by infighting. thomas cookill hold crunch talks this morning in a last—ditch attempt to find a rescue deal to prevent it going bust. three of the home nations begin their rugby world cup campaigns in the next few hours. ireland take on scotland while england face tonga. still warm for many of us today and breezy too, but with some rain. in fa ct, breezy too, but with some rain. in fact, there are some thundery showers around as well this morning. more detail in around 15 minutes. it's sunday 22 september. our top story, after the first day of its party conference was dominated by infighting, labour will try to move the agenda back to policy today. if the party wins the next general election, it promises to abolish nhs prescription charges in england and replace ofsted with a new school inspection system. deputy leader tom watson is calling for unity after he survived a plot by some members to remove him. here's our political correspondent iain watson. jeremy corbyn is given a rousing reception last night at the

chris mason and nina warhurst. our headlines today: labour promises free prescriptions for all as it tries to put policy back in the spotlight at a party conference overshadowed by internal rows. thomas cook will hold emergency talks this morning in a last—ditch attempt to find a rescue deal to prevent it going bust. three of the home nations begin their rugby world cup campaigns in the next few hours. ireland take on scotland while england face tonga. still warm for many of us today and breezy too, but with some rain. in fact, there are some thundery showers around as well this morning. more detail in around 15 minutes. it's sunday 22 september. our top story: after internal divisions dominated the headlines on the first day of labour's party conference, it's aiming to shift attention back to policy today. it'll announce plans to abolish nhs prescription charges in england and replace ofsted with a new school inspection system. our political correspondent, nick eardley is at the labour conference in brighton. nick, a couple of eye—catching annoucements from labour today. what make some big policies coming from labour today. let me take you through the helpline first. labour wa nt to thro

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cooked yet. as for why he has to put it on twitter and project toughness, that's a question that we don't know the answers to yet and may require also some psychologists. . >> chris, this is something that frustrated three presidents. george w. bush, president obama for whom you worked, and now president trump. the fact that there would be a summit like this. i go back to 2007. president karzai going to camp david with george w. bush. laura bush was there as well. the message there was very pointed. >> during the obama administration i had the honor of going to camp david a couple of times. when you go there is a lodge with jimmy carter's notes from back in 1978. you can't help be struck by the history of the place. clearly this is a president who wants his legacy to be a peace maker. it is one reason he has gone to singapore to meet with kim jong-un. i would like to think this is learning that a photo-op that doesn't have clear deliver bibles and enforceable is not worth undertaking. i suppose he got cold feet, whether the tentative agreement would leave two-thirds of troops in afghanistan. nothing is on the level. there is clearly a back story. it was something

cook. you can see continuous coverage of that on the bbc parliament channel. meanwhile, here, with more about the resumption of parliament, here's our political correspondent chrisry and mps are back in here too. colleagues, welcome back to our place of work. and straight away, a question from one of the central protagonists in getting parliament going again. urgent question, joanna cherry. to ask the attorney general if he will make a statement about his legal opinion on the advice given to her majesty the queen to prorogue parliament? the attorney general, the government's main legal adviser said... the government accepts the judgment and accepts that it lost the case and, at all times, the government acted in good faith and in the belief that... and in the belief that its approach was both lawful and constitutional. but, he added... this parliament is a dead parliament. it should no longer sit. it has no moral right to sit on these green benches. why? because... they're too cowardly! cheering. this parliament should have the courage to face the electorate. but it won't. it won't, because so many of them are really all about preventing us leaving the european