he and christine had a brief affair.out it to the house of commons and was forced to resign. it didn't help that yevgeny ivanov, a kgb spy, had also been seeing keeler. the old establishment never recovered from the shock. the profuma affair spelt the end of prime minister harold macmillan's government, but also the end of an era deference and respect in which had been discreetly swept under the carpet. it was one of the first occasions when politicians were held accountable for their private behaviour and their bedroom antics actually had ramifications in their political careers. christine always claimed she was more prey than predator. i wish that at that time i had been older so that i would have been able to have answered or spoke up for myself. she'd left school at 15, her childhood home had been a pair of converted railway carriages. she'd a child at 17, and then lived with peter rachman, a notorious slum landlord. later, a west indian boyfriend was charged with assaulting her and christine lied in court. she was j

he and christine had a brief affair.ign. it didn't help that yevgeny ivanov, a kgb spy, had also been seeing keeler. the old establishment never recovered from the shock. the profuma affair spelt the end of prime minister harold macmillan's government, but also the end of an era deference and respect in which had been discreetly swept under the carpet. it was one of the first occasions when politicians were held accountable for their private behaviour and their bedroom antics actually had ramifications in their political careers. christine always claimed she was more prey than predator. i wish that at that time i had been older so that i would have been able to have answered or spoke up for myself. she'd left school at 15, her childhood home had been a pair of converted railway carriages. she'd a child at 17, and then lived with peter rachman, a notorious slum landlord. later, a west indian boyfriend was charged with assaulting her and christine lied in court. she was jailed for perjury. who is that, by the bins? she liv

the city's cleanup means that christine will be out here even longer. before anything for was better. can take into the to. know is they. are well. for many homeless people in l.a. a lack of affordable housing makes it almost impossible to get off the streets. liston three percent of the city's rental market is fake and. we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something how breaking . this is the famous grouse. there's still house that i called my home. now the memories you in. so that was home this is home for me. i do miss home that's four walls. that's all to cheer in. that again. it's just a god's timing that mike. and he says in mind. this is my back. don't be a stranger ok. well this is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for him to finish ravens tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up won't easily find these are just two of over eight thousand watts of the city controls. are off and stuff boarded up i

we walk around most of the night and then christine shows me something how breaking . this is the famous grouse. test of the house that i called my home. now the memories you in. so that was home this is home for me. i do. this for. f.l.t. cheering. again. i mean that mike. and he says in mind. this is my back. don't be a stranger ok. well this is tiny homes could help people like christine until they get back on their feet back in compton the pressure is on for them to finish raven's tiny house. but he still needs to locate a place we can put it some way the city clean up one easily find these are just two of over eight thousand lots of the city controls. are off and stuff boarded up is not allowed. and while searching he gets a call from raven with an unexpected update. for you all right now from your son. yeah i'm pregnant. now there are no there is more there are. hard gov all else way over it our time here and i have my life together elvis is already worried about reagan but he must to some enthusiasm i will listen i got to run right now but i'll call you back lat

with christine keeler.ate of the abstinence, which was this seem —— the scene of all dues and parties, a phrase she denied uttering, but some in the court that they say she did say it. whatever they say she did say it. whatever the truth, christine keeler no longer around to defend herself. she did not bring down the government but she certainly helps to bring downjohn but she certainly helps to bring down john profumo, whether but she certainly helps to bring downjohn profumo, whether herfault not another matter. he had obviously made his choices. he had lied and it was the lying that cost him his job ultimately. he not only resigned as minister, he resigned as an mp but stratford—upon—avon with immediate effect. more or less left public life, though he surfaced later in life, though he surfaced later in life as a supporter of charity work, gained some credit for his sincerity of work in charity in old age. christine keeler‘s life, as her son alluded to, was a lot less happy in her future life. she struggl

christine and ryan? >> phil mattingly, who knows this so well. warp speed is absolutely right. and cutting the top income and corporate rate helps the wealthy and businesses, too. the president calls this a middle class tax cut, but this is really about business. there are other provisions, too, they compromised on. they doubled the estate tax exemption, raising the threshold for the individual alternative minimum tax while repealing the corporate amt and reducing taxable income for pass-through businesses, essentially lowering their tax rate. the gop argues lower corporate taxes help workers. there is no guarantee it will add jobs or raise wages, contradicting president trump's closing argument that the tax bill is a gift for the middle class. >> we want to give you, the american people, a giant tax cut for christmas. and when i say giant, i mean giant. >> well, one problem, that giant middle class tax cut is smaller than advertised. we can't know for sure without seeing the final bill, but in past vers

he and christine had a brief affair.ced to resign. it didn't help that yevgeny ivanov, a kgb spy, had also been seeing keeler. the old establishment never recovered from the shock. the profuma affair spelt the end of prime minister harold macmillan's government, but also the end of an era deference and respect in which sleaze had been discreetly swept under the carpet. christine always claimed she was more prey than predator. i wish that at that time i had been older so that i would have been able to have answered or spoke up for myself. she'd left school at 15, her childhood home had been a pair of converted railway carriages. she'd a child at 17, and then lived with peter rachman, a notorious slum landlord. later, a west indian boyfriend was charged with assaulting her and christine lied in court. she was jailed for perjury. but she was often broke, a victim, many thought, of establishment hypocrisy and two marriages ended in divorce. tonight her son said she'd earnt her place in british history, but at huge personal c

christine? >> maybe it's a sign of a desperation inside the country. paula hancocks, thank you so much for that. >>> the u.s. embassy says eight americans were among the 12 people killed when that tour bus full of cruise ship passengers overturned on mexico's yucatan peninsula. three of the victims are from one family. relatives say they are awaiting word on the return of the bodies so they can plan funeral arrangements. officials say the crash likely caused by a negligent driver who was speeding at the time. that driver is under arrest. >> shame. >>> opioids now kill more people in the u.s. than breast cancer. new numbers released overnight about the growing epidemic with no signs of slowing. ♪ this holiday, the real gift isn't what's inside the box. it's what's inside the person who opens it. ♪ give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins to over 150 ethnic regions... ♪ ...and open up a world of possibilities. ♪ save 20% for the holidays at ancestrydna.com. >>> still no answers a month after one border patrol agent was killed and a

christine keeler, who died late last night at the age of 75.d by children to make live broadcasts, are being infiltrated by men trying to groom young people. the national crime agency says it's arrested more than 190 men across the uk in a single week in connection with sexual offences against children. we have this special report from our correspondent angus crawford. meet koods, she's 20 and an online safety campaigner, who we've transformed into 14—year—old samira. she's going to try some of the most popular live—streaming apps to see what it's really like to be a teenage girl online. first, periscope — twitter‘s live video app, used by children all over the world. so there's quite a few people, within seconds — five, six, seven peoplejoining. in minutes, the conversation turned sexual. she's1li, and yet someone has just asked her to take her shirt and her bra off. next is live.me, only launched last year, now with more than 20 million users. some send samira direct messages no one else can see — clearly trying to groom her. omegle is a one—

let me start out by asking you christine whether you think a summit like the one that the a you in the e.u. have just held really can make a an authentic difference can it break break through those old ways that you mentioned in your opening statement to really deliver a more equal truly fundamental partnership for change you know melinda i am skeptical as much is a lot of people my age back on the continent we've talked about these summits and the fact that the average young person on the continents doesn't even know that such as i mean it's taking place if these people are meeting about young people young people aren't even aware about that just how much change can they really be hoping to bring to young people without that the engagement of the and people by and large as i say africans on even aware of these talk shops so to say. to us from what i know if i take a look at actually all three of those opening statements that i just read off i'd have to conclude that the common thread in all of them is a sense that if anything european african relations may take a turn not for the bett

i'm christine romans. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. 1: we start in alabama where roy moore starts the home stretch of his campaign today, the final six days with a boost from steve bannon, the former white house chief strategist headlining a campaign event just a day after the president himself endorsed moore. moore has been accused of sexual assault and impropriety involving teenage girls. >> bannon slammed several quote establish republicans including mitch mcconnell and jeff flake who earlier tweeted out this. a check donated to the democratic opponent, doug jones. the white house not backing down from the president's endorsement. >> we've said that the allegations are concerning. and if true, he should step aside, but we don't have a way to validate that and that's something for the people of alabama to decide which we've also said and we maintain that. and ultimately it will come down to the people of alabama to make that decision. >> gary tuckman has more for us this morning from alabama. >> reporter: sweet home alab

christine, dave? >> all right, wow.e'll keep you posted on any more flight delays and cancellations this morning because of that. >>> four minutes after the hour. with conservatives bolstering their efforts to discredit the special counsel investigation into russian election meddling, the president himself says robert mueller isn't going anywhere. [ inaudible ] >> no, i'm not. >> mueller's office facing increased scrutiny in recent weeks over reports of a possible political bias within the special counsel's team. democrats, though, say republicans are trying to taint the investigation to get mueller fired. >> over the weekend, lawyers for the trump transition team accused the special counsel's office of gaining unauthorized access to tens of thousands of transition e-mails. they say some of the e-mails handed over with protected by attorney-client privilege, but a spokesman for mueller denies the e-mails were obtained unlawfully. cnn's boris sanchez has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: christine and dave, t

christine and ryan? >> phil mattingly. of course, critics say this is all about corporate, corporate, corporate, and the donor class. cutting the top income in the corporate rate helps the wealthy and businesses. they're not the only two provisions in the compromise that are very pro business and pro rich. doubling the estate tax exemption, raising the threshold for the individual alternative minimum tax, and repealing the corporate amt and reducing taxable income for pass-through businesses, essentially lowering their tax rate. the gop argues lower corporate taxes will help workers. now, there's no guarantee it will add jobs or raise wages, which contradicts president trump's closing argument that the bill is a tax gift for the middle class. >> we want to give you, the american people, a giant tax cut for christmas. and when i say giant, i mean giant. >> well, one problem, that giant middle class tax cut is smaller than advertised. we can't know for sure before seeing the final bill, but in past version

with a note saying christine keeler sat here? i must look at what it does say. sex scandals of the last century. and it brought down the macmillan government. it certainly brought down ministers. profumo, for lying. was married. he had an affair of apparently, christine keeler was also having an affair with a russian attache. so have the makings of a real scandal. mihir bose, i am not being impolite but you just about remember the profumo affair?|j being impolite but you just about remember the profumo affair? ijust about remember reading political stories for the first time. what is interesting looking back to from our zist interesting looking back to from our 21st century scandals is that when harold wilson made his attack on the macmillan government, he said it is not about the sex, it is because christine keeler has shared secrets with the soviet intelligence officer with the soviet intelligence officer with whom she shared a bed. the point was, the sex was not talked about. now we are in a different world and a better world in the sense that this is much mo

dave, christine? >> all right. you for that. >> let's check out the weather forecast. julie martin has the latest. >> well, david and christine, the thomas fire only 10% contained, moved off toward the north. already 230,000 acres consumed with this fire. when you take a look at the sheer size of this you can see what the firefighters have their work cut out for them. 359 square miles. that is bigger than the city of chicago in size. the good news is five of the six other fires are now more than 70% contained. firefighters have been able to make some headway here in southern california. taking a look at the santa ana winds continuing for one more day. this is the longsest event so far this season. this high is going to move up to the north. the winds will be decreasing as we get into tuesday and beyond. the big story of course all this cold air here working its way across the eastern half of the u.s., even some cold temperatures sneaking down into florida. that cold is going to be hanging on as we get into the week

(christine) sot-debate gave me tha a communit >> three, two, one.ine's beating the odds, obliterating the odds. (dissolve to graphic and into next student ing dinner is >> reporter: christine harris is a national championship debater, quite an accomplishment, and quite a turn-around. christine says in middle school she hung out with the wrong crowd and her grades reflected her choices. >> i had the thought of always dropping out, of joining the navy even because i was just never motivated to be in school. >> reporter: home life in oakland then and now is also a challenge. only her mom is able to work. >> she works a lot of hours and it's hard and my dad is sick and has to go to the hospital often. >> reporter: christine attended her first debate tournament for the extra credit and free food. her life changed. >> they just gave me that outlet, a community that believed in me that made me think that i was capable of succeeding in life. >> christine is obliterating the odds. >> reporter: cooking dinner is a constant in jessica's routine, so is laundry

another picture of christine keeler. now in a museum, it is so the chair is now in a museum, it is so famous. i didn't know that. my goodness, something you didn't know! mark it down in the book!m goodness, something you didn't know! mark it down in the book! it is a first to be honest! there's a lot of things i don't know! on the front page of the mail they are celebrating their front—page. page of the mail they are celebrating their front-page. we we re celebrating their front-page. we were talking to the un boss of ocea ns were talking to the un boss of oceans yesterday about plastic. lot at our excellent front—page! they are talking about the conference in kenya about the future of the planet in regards to plastic. a huge talking point and blue planet ii has brought that to the forefront with a huge series on plastic in the sea and david attenborough went editorial on it. my family is from kenya, your suitcase gets completely... it is really difficult because you have to take every single bit of plastic out. you have

christine: 'cause you get attached to them. you do identify with them, and you would hope that somebody would do it for your family. garvin: in other words, while caroline might have covered hard news, it never hardened her. it's something she wonders if she could have one day taught jodi. christine: jodi was a minnesota gal, who had dreams of going to the twin cities someday, where i worked. we very possibly would've worked together if things would have taken a different turn. doug murboch, i just spoke with today, jodi's-- garvin: that, of course, never happened. but finding jodi's body, or even her killer still might, giving her family closure, and a reporter the chance to write, once and for all, "case closed. garvin: the show must go on. it's a bit of a cliché in the world of entertainment, but cliché or not, the show did go on at bellarmine college prep in san jose when they recently put on a touching performance to honor their late leader. maren: all the lion family-- garvin: when maren lane calls the theater her home, s

christine and dave? >> all right. thank you. >>> head of the fbi defending. christopher ray making his first public appearance, tweeting sunday after years of comey and the investigation and -- tatters, worst in history, but fear not we will bring it back to greatness. >> here is ray's response to lawmakers on capitol hill. >> the fbi that i see is tens of thousands of brave men and women working as hard as they can to keep people they will never know safe from harm. the agents, analysts and staff of the fbi are big boys and girls. we understand we will take criticism from all corners and we're accustomed to that. >> ray went on to tell the house judiciary committee there is no finer united states tu fine institution than the anybody. >> voting for a short term spending bill to keep the government running for two weeks. votes coming after president trump met with leaders to resolve key policy differences. >> a new deadline for a long term spending bill, december 22, yeah, the pry before christmas. that's

and we are joined here in the studio by the reporter that you saw there christine one who has joined us straight from zimbabwe in fact i'm so christine how widespread is corruption really in the country. to put into context the most recent transparency international report cited that at least one billion dollars isn't lost in zimbabwe to corruption now to give the scale the country's g.d.p. only about twelve billion dollars so that just gives you a scale of just how widespread it will come and transpires as a national co-chair that much if it was politicians in the country this is not surprising robert mugabe himself would preside over a party conferences and scold ministers for the level of corruption and i think the last time he spoke about the matter he said something along the lines of because there was. a lack of sufficient evidence it was difficult for police and the courts to actually bring charges in officials but that really is it's widespread in the country really to the point that you see the country dilapidating in the way that it has been how high are the hopes for the f

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. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, christine. this is the city that prides itself on having the busiest airport. yesterday was a terrible day. the city of atlanta has a great deal of explaining to do. leapt's talk about this morning. first and foremost, the lights are back on. however, if you look at the flight schedule boards, there is nothing. this airport is going through a massive reboot. lots of people are showing up, expecting to go somewhere. frankly, there are no flights going anywhere at the moment. it is hoped by later this afternoon, they should have their flight schedules back to normal. that is a long way away from saying life is normal. tens of thousands of people were disrupted yesterday. this is the start of one of the busiest weeks of the year and one of the busiest airports, trying to find space on flights already packed with people. it's another nightmare. one positive note, the line at tsa is not that long this morning. the problem for passengers stranded overnight is tsa no longer accepts a ticket with yester

idea, christine.ever thought of that. i'm in a high property tax state. i'm going to take you up on that. >> you call me. my 2019 property taxes in 2018, right? great idea. >> i don't think they will let you do that, actually. >> stephen, the popularity of this tax cut is nowhere near where you would think it would be. our latest, 55% opposed. 45%. obamacare is more popular than this tax cut. i wonder if it has something to do with the fact that on the campaign the president promised this populist message. he was going to go after the loopholes for hedge fund managers making a killing. that's still in there. this is the corporate tax cut. can you admit that? >> well, sure. i mean, one of the chief aims of this when i got started two years ago was to bring our business tax rates down. and we did that in a big way. that i think will allow american competitiveness. that is one of the gems, making american businesses more competitive to create more jobs here. on the issue of the polls, number one, as some

christine christine will we find out today who the next party leader will be all while we wait with baited breath and unfortunately in our streets to seem has come from the party's deputy secretary general to say because of the delays that we've seen pretty much since the start of this conference they only finalized the credentials early that late this morning essentially that's the procedure that must take place before voting can actually commence there are issues about certain delegates who are who are who are given to criticize who people had issue with and then there were some delegates who claim they could not be a creative side for the conference so there was a lot of issues around that so that we understand has been finalized but hell more delays so we're going to have to wait until probably tomorrow morning at the latest to get the issues delays the divisions are already stark within the a.n.c. does this potentially spell the beginning of the end for the party and if you had made that statement two years ago we would have talked about it being potentially sensationalist but we are

a very warm welcome on layla iraq in berlin joined by my colleague christine moon because in south africa the country's ruling a.n.c. has elected the country's deputy president cyril round posing as its next leader he will take over from jacob zuma we're watching here live pictures of his supporters in the jubilation voting took place overnight and it was a tight race between the two front runners ramp. roser and former minister and costars are meanies whom are present rumors ex-wife but in the end there was ram poser who won it was it is widely regarded as a pivotal moment for the country the winner will be well placed to become south africa's next president in the twenty nine thousand general election all right and of course here with me to explore what this all means was this a foregone conclusion kristie in many ways this was several sort of race to lose we saw this when the branch nominations came through he had more branch nominations than he's contained and courses and i mean you zuma of course we couldn't go by that because there is a tendency for for delegates to change their vot

that was christine lagard.ith me is 0liver von landsberg—sadie, founder of the cryptocurrency brokerage, bitcoinbro. thank you very much for coming in. the whole question is about legitimising bitcoin at the moment. how far does this go to change the landscape? it changes the landscape quite dramatically. for the first time institutions can take a position in bitcoin and manage that risk. the key point about a future ease you can have a position in the underlying asset, combine it with a future and your price risk is literally zero. in the past any position in bitcoin was widely exposed. the problem at the moment as we saw last week, 14% drop after major gains. would it be your expectations those sorts of fluctuations, so dramatic, will not be seen in chicago now as they trade in futures? we can expect to see volatility to continue for some time. it is a very immature asset class. it is still at the foot of the mountain in terms of participants in the market. this is going to drive the price up and down. the fo

. >> reporter: dave and christine this is the largest wildfire, the thomas. most visible when the sun sets in these overnight lawyers and it is marching closer and closer to santa barbara fuelled here by wind and dry brush. it has been some 250 days here in california without any significant rain. firefighters relying on helicopters to be the big game changer in dealing with this wildfire. so you've been hitting if from the air as well as working it from the ground? >> yeah. correct. the helicopters have been a huge help. they get the water drops and slow it down, cool it off enough to allow us to get it on the ground and make better attack on the fire. >> it's not just in the air but also on the ground. there are some 4400 firefighters just in this one wildfire, trying to contain it. dave, christine. >> kyung lah. >> you've got t260 days. what does that mean? firefighters needing help from the weather. a look ahead at the weather. >> dave and christine another dangerous day here in southern california. our concern, the thomas fire only 10% contained, moving

christine wa christine will we know today who will be the next party leader and likely the next president must actually appear on the i just got a notification moments before we came on saying the credentials produces has been adopted. essentially there were issues around bogus candidates having been accredited in the process of the. the congress and so that has been taken out of the way now means voting can commence ok and we've heard about the divisions was mentioned in the report within the party is this potentially the beginning of the end of it and see you know if he is a good that might have been of a sensation this statement but there is the great spitting has never been more real going into this there's been much consolation album going into this there were eight candidates vying for the job of president which a general of the party himself said this showed the extent of how deeply rooted the divisions within the party ah if you look for example at the relationship the a.n.c. now has with its alliance partners it's had an all time one of the partners said that they would even acce

it is a pleasure to welcome christine mhundwa. is changing, but much of the way that west approaches the continent is caught up in the old ways. it is a pleasure to welcome thorsten benner. insays more development will the short to medium term likely increase migration flows. and finally, glad to have gebrewold again.riam: ready to sell their heart and soul. partnership he comes a permanent pain for africa. -- becomes a permanent pain for africa. let me ask you whether the summit really can make an ithentic difference, whether can break through the old ways you mentioned in your opening deliver a more equal, truly fundamental partnership for change? i am skeptical, as our people my age on the continent. we have talked about this. the average person does not know the summit is taking place. youngy are meeting about people, young people are not aware of that. how much change can they be hoping to bring the young people without the engagement of the young people? africans aren't even aware of .hese take a look at all three of the sta

christine: if you look at cyril ramaphosa, you have an astute negotiator. he was meant to succeed nelson mandela for the presidency. when that did not happen, he went into business. he has become south africa's richest man and has come back to politics over the last five years. it was clear he was coming to take over for the presidency. cyril ramaphosa is speaking to business in south africa. he is saying all the right things. he is talking about pursuing inclusive growth. he is talking about the fact he is going to restore the relationship the private sector has with south africa's government. it is at an all-time low right now. the private sector is sitting on billions they are not investing into the country, citing political uncertainty. there has been hostility between zuma's demonstration and the business community, residents zoom a using words like wiping out capital, which the business community has been uneasy about. the dynamics are such in south africa that much of the country's wealth is still in hands of the minority white south african populati

>>reporter: good morning, christine and dave. after being introduced by his wife, roy moore took the stage and attempted to down play the allegations. >> if you don't believe in my character, don't vote for me we're up to the neck with people who don't want change in washington, d.c. we've got to change. >> we saw some of roy moore's biggest surrogates return in an attempt to rally support for the candidate just hours before the voters head to the polls. we heard from sheriff david clark, congressmen and steve bannon who at one point seemed to take a shot at president trump's daughter. after the allegations were first made against roy moore, she said there was a special place in hell for people who prey on children. steve bannon told them this. >> as soon as you get the tax cut watch what happens. there's a special place in hell for republicans who should know better. >> the senior republican senator from alabama, senator richard shelby said he simply could not bring himself to vote for roy moore in light of these allegations but

>> i guess we'll see, christine. i mean, that body language in that clip, there's a lot going on in that clip you guys just played. >> it looks like a reality show! >> it reminded me of "the apprentice," that's for sure. you know, it's really hard to say what republicans are going to be able to get done next year. you know, certainly, getting tax reform done helps a great deal. as far as we know, paul ryan was almost singularly obsessed with this over the past few months. i mean, this was his baby, his masterpiece, whatever you want to call it. >> but mike pence, this is why he got into politics, right, for the past 25 years. >> so, this does, it's over the hurdle in one sense, but keep in mind, part of the only reason this made it across the finish line is because republicans had so much time accomplishing -- or so much difficult accomplishing anything else that they thought, well, we have to get this done by the end of the year. there are a lot of lawmakers who don't like pieces of this bill still but decided to so