it is from chris rogers, a cinematographer. the second nolg itechnology i'mt is a drone.has traveled across the world. i was thinking about it. go back five years, go back ten years. to have a video like this you would have to hire a helicopter, a helicopter crew, cinematographer to go in the helicopter, or just buy a drone. >> it changes it for film makers who have ideas to make movies, they can do those movies and it is affordable for the beginners. >> now that videos are being created, people are seeing this and i think it triggers more creative ideas. what can we do next. >> it is so pretty. look at all of the colors. >> funny you should stay that. sticking with the drone theme, this is also the time of year i fant si fantasize about moving to new york. this is also a drone out there in new york, and it doesn't matter which way you point that camera it looks amazing! >> don't you want to have like a blaze lit with a little hot chocolate, maybe a nice book. >> this is a great representation of how pretty and varied new york state is. >> it is gorgeous. i grew up in tha

i'm chris rogers.ays it has shot down a ballistic missile fired from neighbouring yemen. a loud explosion was heard in the saudi capital, riyadh. meanwhile an anti—corruption commission headed by a powerful saudi prince, is reported to have detained numerous princes and ministers as part of an apparent purge. lebanon's prime minister resigns — saying his life is in danger. he blames iran. president trump departs hawaii on his way to japan — the first stop in his 12 day tour of asia. and, saying sorry to sue — an english farmer uses a tractor, gps and crop sprayers to apologise to his wife.

i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 11: the chancellor delivers his budget, but against the backdrop of a slowing economy. philip hammond unveiled a series of measures, which he says will put the uk on a secure footing for brexit and beyond. a britain we can be proud of, a country fit for the future. i know we can't build it overnight, but in this budget today, we can lay the foundations. they call this a budget fit for the future. the reality is this government is not fit for office. the man set to take over as zimbabwe's president, emmerson mnangagwa, says the country is witnessing a new democracy. and the former bosnian serb army commander, ratko mladic, is convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity during the bosnian war of the 1990s. and on newsnight, we're with philip hammond's deputy, liz truss, to ask some of those awkward questions that emerge on budget days. like does it really help first—time buyers to cut stamp duty, or does it simplyjust push up houses like the experts say? good even

i'm chris rogers.s his budget, but against the backdrop of a slowing economy. philip hammond unveiled a series of measures, which he says will put the uk on a secure footing for brexit and beyond. a britain we can be proud of, a country fit for the future. i know we can't build it overnight, but in this budget today, we can lay the foundations. they call this a budget fit for the future. the reality is this government is not fit for office. the man set to take over as zimbabwe's president, emmerson mnangagwa, says the country is witnessing a new democracy. and the former bosnian serb army commander, ratko mladic, is convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity

i'm chris rogers. near the city's airport. lebanon's prime minister resigns saying his life is in danger. he blames iran. the first stop in his 11 day tour of asia. and saying sorry to "sue". to apologise to his wife. hello and welcome to world news today. a missile over the capital, riyadh, close to the international airport. where houthi rebels are fighting the saudi—backed government. there are no reports of any damage. evidence to support that claim. to a major population centre. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. claim is correct is why riyadh have reacted. they have reacted quickly? is, it has been intercepted or not, but you know. but you know. there is fire and explosion in part of the airport. of the airport. normally, are happening normally and movement happening normally. movement happening normally. managed to get to riyadh is significant. significant. is often described as the forgotten war. war. it goes through months without making the international news. making the international news. very little humanita

i'm chris rogers.issile over the capital riyadh — a loud explosion was heard near the city's airport. lebanon's prime minister resigns saying his life is in danger. he blames iran. president trump departs hawaii is on his way to japan — the first stop in his 11 day tour of asia. and saying sorry to "sue". an english farmer uses a tractor and gps technology to apologise to his wife. hello and welcome to world news today. reports from saudi arabia say the military has shot down a missile over the capital, riyadh, close to the international airport.

i'm chris rogers. our top stories: saudi arabia says it has shot down a ballistic missile fired from neighbouring yemen. a loud explosion was heard in the saudi capital, riyadh. meanwhile an anti—corruption commission headed by a powerful saudi prince, is reported to have detained numerous princes and ministers as part of an apparent purge. lebanon's prime minister resigns — saying his life is in danger. he blames iran. president trump departs hawaii on his way to japan — the first stop in his 12 day tour of asia. and, saying sorry to sue — an english farmer uses a tractor, gps and crop sprayers to apologise to his wife. hello and welcome to bbc news. state media in saudi arabia say the military has shot down a missile over the capital, riyadh, close to the international airport. the weapon appears to have been fired from neighbouring yemen. houthi rebels, who are backed by iran, have claimed responsibility. it's first time the rebels have tried to fire a missile directly on the saudi capital. mohamed

this is bbc news with chris rogers.omy over the next five years. philip hammond said growth would be no higher than 1.6% between now and 2022. mr hammond announced that he was abolishing stamp duty forfirst time buyers on properties worth up to £300,000, and said the government was planning for every possible outcome from the brexit process. we are at a turning point in our country's history. and we resolve to look forwards not backwards, to build on the strengths of the british economy, to embrace change, not hide from it, to seize the opportunities ahead of us, and together to build a britain fit for the future. i believe as the days go ahead and this budget unravels, the reality will be a lot of people will be no better off, and the misery many are in will be continuing. emmerson mnangagwa, who is set to take over as zimbabwe's president following the fall of robert mugabe, has told jubilant supporters

i'm chris rogers. the headlines at 8pm... the chancellor delivers his budget but against the backdrop of a slowing economy. philip hammond unveiled a series of measures which he says will put the uk on a secure footing, for brexit and beyond. a britain we can be proud of, a country fit for the future, i know we cannot build it overnight but in this budget today we can lay the foundations. they call this budget fit for the future, the reality is this government is not fit for office. stamp duty for first—time buyers on properties up to £300,000 will be scrapped except in scotland. experts are warning it could put house prices up. and the nhs in england will get an extra £2.8 billion by 2020, with £350 million now to allow trusts to plan for the winter. critics say it's not enough. and in other news, a former bosnian serb army commander is found —— and in other news, the man set to ta ke —— and in other news, the man set to take over as zimba bwe‘s —— and in other news, the man set to take over as zimbabwe's president arrives b

chris collins. look at empty seats at nfl games yesterday. mr. roger good dell, the commissioner is asking for a new contract. wait until you hear how much money he is demanding on capitol hill. adam, you know, i have said, there are some elements to this, that are very good, very positive. there are other things that are not so good, things they ignored. where do they stand now? reporter: a lot of fighting and debating in the senate finance committee. they pass something the senate will vote for, almost soon as possible right after thanksgiving. that is what we're being told on capitol hill. then the house and senate will fight over reconciling their two bills. get where we stand, especially the president. he did tweet not to long ago where we stand. saying i am proud of the republican house and senate working so hard to cut taxes and reform. we're getting close. now how about ending unfair and highly unpopular individual mandate and o-care and reducing tax even further? cut top rate to 35% with all the rest going to individual income tax cuts? repeal

that number for roger just seems too much," an owner told espn's adam schefter and chris mortensen.nsive. it's unseemly." goodell's latest proposal also included lifetime health insurance for his family. his current deal includes compensation of roughly $30 million per year.the league issued a statement sunday to deny schefter and mortensen's report."the only element of the espn report that is true is that there is a regularly scheduled compensation committee conference call on monday," nfl spokesman joe lockhart said, per mike florio of pro football talk. "there is no basis in fact for any of the other reporting. those trying to peddle that nonsense are profoundly misinformed or deliberately trying to mislead." ( darya )gq magazine named its "men of the year" monday morning. on the cover is former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick.the magazine named him named "citizen of the year."the editors wrote that his act of kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice and police brutality earned him the honor. kaepernick recently filed a grievance against nfl owners, accusi

joining me no u, chris lowe from ftn financial. cnbc contributor from jay rogersdid i get that right anyway, jan niffen is here thank you both for joining us. chris, let me begin with you i mean, eight months out of nine now is a big deal in terms of retail streak of job losses. how much of an impact do you think that's going to have more broadly? >> well, i think it will probably be isolated to retail the thing is that consumption lost quite a bit of steam early last year. dropping from 4% growth to about 2.75%. but it's been stable since then. so this ongoing weakness, 66,000 jobs lost, so far this year, is pretty clearly a reflection of something going on within the industry and i suspect it's the amazon effect. you know, it's online retailers eating their -- >> yeah. >> -- lunch. >> and amazon, itself, you know, its head count is expanding. chris, that's the interesting thing. you know, in a way, now especially that it's bought whole foods, its head count is, it's getting up there. there are 541,900 employees. i think walmart has 2 million. but amazon, itself,

chris coons here along with democratic congressman josh gottheimer. roger williams as well. a lot to talk about this morning. let's take it up right now with our milestone. this economy with its full potential for the first time in a decade. gdp growth was revised up to three-point 3% in the third quarter. yesterday exceeding potential gdp for the first time since late 2007. president trump laid out the gdp numbers yesterday while promoting the republican tax plan in missouri. >> remember i used to say we can have four and we can hit three then we are all saying forget it, forget it. it was one point to is doing terribly. flat, even. in all fairness the stock market was going this way. and now we are hitting numbers that nobody thought possible, certainly not at this time. this is all done without the tax cut. these massive tax cuts will be rocket fuel. little rocket man. maria: the dow jones industrial average costs 1000-point milestone five times since president trump surprise election last november. we know the market is basel iii $.9 trillion since the election. "the wal

chris coleman‘s final game in charge. tom lawrence‘s goal was the highlight, although they conceded a late goal to draw with panama. and roger beating a battling alexander zverev. well held, sally. i wasn't well held, sally. iwasn't going well held, sally. i wasn't going to tell anyone. it is the silent sneeze! it was happening during the sport. you control it over the yea rs, sport. you control it over the years, you can just sport. you control it over the years, you canjust sneeze sport. you control it over the years, you can just sneeze and sport. you control it over the years, you canjust sneeze and no noise. like a cat, have you ever seen noise. like a cat, have you ever seen a noise. like a cat, have you ever seen a cat sneeze? it is the same thing. what a lovely description. you do sneeze like a cat, in the nicest possible way!|j you do sneeze like a cat, in the nicest possible way! i think it is a skill i have developed over many yea rs. skill i have developed over many years. carroll, very good morning. lovely to see you. lovely to see you as well, good morning, everyone. we have some mist and fog around, but later