let's go down to clare galvin of a school strike for climate australia joining us now from cairns that's on the north east coast of australia good morning to you claire thanks so much for coming in today. you know one question we have is economy in addressing the bushfires that continue to burn in parts of australia the government where you are has repeated that it's skeptical that those bushfires are tied to climate change is that a widespread opinion that you've been confronting and and seeing with people when when you're at your rouse. yes this is absolutely something we are meeting to address and across the street. sometimes it can be really hard to engage and talk about climate change but we've been seeing from least hounds that have been absolutely devastated by those fires but they're calling on the government to take climate action the man out of one of the towns in glen innes was calling on scott morrison our prime minister to address climate change to what it is and knowledge that links that it has to these catastrophic bushfires that we've been having. ok cares where you are i

it was clare shine who got the winner in the 90th minute with a stunning solo effort. look at this.land's cricketers are in a battle to save the first test against new zealand after bj watling scored a sensational double century on day four in mount maunganui. the hosts declared on 615 for 9. england will have to bat for the whole of the final day with just seven wickets in hand if they're to force a draw. joe lynskey reports. it is cricket's postcard venue but this test match for england now has a worrying picture. on day four they would need four wickets to bowl new zealand out. instead they were stopped by patient batting. an approach that brought new zealand new records. mitchell sa ntner started his earnings slowly, now playing shots to get the crowd interested. he made a century, his first in test cricket, but even that contribution would be just the support act. bj watling had been at the crease for more than ten hours when he ticked to 200. when he finally got out new zealand called time. they had made 615 runs, their highest scorer in tests against england and back at the c

others starting with clare skies. above average temperatures for the coast. upper 60s low 70s with that sunshine. for the bay low to mid 70s. so above average temperatures for this tame of year thanks to a strong ridge of gh building in for us. that will be the dominant weather feature not just today, but for the entire week. that sunshine with mild to warm temperatures, that will continue for the next several days. it looks dry even on those longer range weather models. hour by hour, on futurecast showing you all the sunshine through the afternoon, we are looking at at least through the day 80 for a high in concord and fairfield. 79 livermore and san jose. 74 oakland. 72 for a high in san francisco. so we are going to sea temperatures several degrees above average for this time of year. as we look ahead through the week, you can see all that sunshine. the ridge of high pressure in control. for tomorrow upper 70s inland. low 70s for the bay. mid-60s for the coast. upper 70s with the sunshine inland. that will continue wednesday, thursday, friday and into the

pressure regime and imposition of sanctions on iran meanwhile in a major policy overhaul of the us to clare's that it no longer views israeli settlements in the occupied west bank as illegal and domestic abuse survivors in the u.k. raise concerns about taking part in the country's upcoming elections a. day that registering to vote could put their lives in danger by making their personal data public. good morning just going to 8 o'clock here in moscow you watching r.t. international now the u.s. secretary of state. has announced that washington will impose sanctions on iran's for dagg nuclear facility that after taran said it would resume is she running the enrichment activities there the site had previously been subject to a u.s. sanctions waiver. also reiterated his support for the ongoing protests in iran a stance around has slammed as hypocritical united states will terminate the sanctions were related to the nuclear facility at fordo the right amount of uranium enrichment for the world's largest state sponsor of terror is 0 the world's watching. the people will enjoy a better future when

santa clare county supervisors, cindy chavez and dave cortese want to help others in a similar situation. they want to conference a plan for people that are severely mentally ill, dually diagnosed and un-housed. >> part of the problem is, for some people, it requires them to be in a locked facility. that is a conversation we all need to have as a community, i think this process will allow that to happen. >> reporter: homeless advocates and mental health advocates have guilt about forcing people into treatment. >> i think the county did that, try to assess, does this person have a treatable mental illness, they are rational enough to come on board, get treatment, that is the key. forcing people will exacerbate, i see met. >> reporter: supervisor chavez said the county can never truly solve the crisis without addressing the needs of the vulnerable and volatile group. >> if we believe, as a society, they don't have a capacity to make decisions for themselves, the real question is ours, which is, do we believe as a society, do we have an obligation to make sure we do our very best to elimina

here they are not much to live on in a nutshell the one coaches in clare one might select count from the fed and 5 that was not daft there was only one draw. and in a match of matches the talk you'll find dominated. ok time for the table. remains perched on the police to get thrown for another week and maybe even wider of the gap and are now in cuts tied with lights and freiburg on points it's awful thought up top they could hold a very different next week. most folks lead down into the lower half of the table it's really time time now as well minds cologne and part of all in our propping up thank you dole leaves a player like this guy. part time karate kid part time raina robot live and dusty is in the form of his life i know nice way to becoming the best striker in the world. just one. tool but no one to ask amazing 16 goals in 11 games no player has ever scored so many not even germany legend gets his in form the thing no one has seen before a living legend chasing the record after the names. when he hit home his 15th goal of the season against stormont 11 drew level with a motos

>>the metropolitan police can horrendous stopping at london bridge not been clared as a terrorist incident>>in world news tonight, 2 people are dead after a terror attack today in london, several people were hurt d the suspect shot and killed by police camila bernal has details. >>and a chaotic scene at london's iconic bridge iday. >>i'm now in a position to confirm that it has been declar a terrorist incident. >>it w initially reported as a stabbing incident d before police arrived. >>people taking matters into eir own hands. video shows some who appear to ve tackled the suspect. >>what's rema about the images we've seen is the breathtaki heroism. members of the public who literall run towards danger within seconds. >police killinthe man who they say is responsible for the deadly attack. >>so take a look look like a shining light come across from and i'm i'm i'm sure have realized that he wasn village of the large knife. >>the man who shot t video says ople in the area were evacuated and led to safety very very fm sightings all the excuse to see any authorities also confirming that the su

will do it with quote one front bullets after morocco's was forced from power sen janina in years to clare herself interim president of bolivia critics say the move was illegal and goes against the constitution or she was not in line to be the next leader crucially though most of the army supported on years and are now under her control all teasdale quarter takes up the story. a new force has seized bolivia's political reigns her name is janine is and she's just declared herself interim president but if you did as president of the senate i immediately take on the state presidency for scene in the constitution and i swear to undertake all the measures necessary to bring peace to the country imus has long been a critic of her socialist predecessor more alice who was forced to resign several days ago after the army dropped its support she evoked the constitution to justify getting the top job and has called for new elections but i guess herself wasn't actually elected she was just next in line after the president vice president and head of the senate all relinquish their posts even the legisl

we had yesterday when most of us were in the low 70's palo alto at 72 today while san jose 76 and clarethe 70's to pleasanton dublin snow leach at 74 today. temperatures in berkeley oakland moraga at 73. well upper 70's in sonoma at 77 1 of our closer spots to 80 degrees. not quite getting there anywhere in the bay today though, as we make our way into tomorrow and sunday you will notice temperatures a few degrees warmer yet. and don't forget this weekend's you've got to adjust those clocks at least saturday night as sunday morning vnry early we will be falling back an hour on into next week temperatures remain steady not a whole lot of change going on, and no major wind events in this forecast which is much welcome to news. rob we just have to start buying some new clothes retire. king about that this morning. >>time for the boots of the sweaters job. want to check the drive into san francisco. there's a minor weights in some of the cash lanes great trip coming crashes no trouble spots so it will be about 7 minutes for your average drive time off to fremont street. here's 92 to little

the only good news is that clare renewed her insurance a day before the rain came.ay flooding overflowed into the election campaign. we cannot leave people living in this awful sense of fear and limbo. it is wrong it seems to be down to the local communities. this is clearly a national emergency. winter after winter it is homes and communities that get destroyed after the result of action and long—term action not being put in place. this afternoon officials met in downing street to discuss the floods. we have to prepare for more floods this winter and a huge amount of energy and effort is going into that. pumps are starting to move the water and emergency teams are getting through. some are still filling forgotten. they could have done a lot more. we could have had a lot more warning. what do you say? what can you say? we have been let down somehow. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason, is at westminster. so chris — the floods have become an election issue now? what has been said and what has been promised? when you get to a general election campaign all of the

the only good news here is that clare renewed her insurance a day before the rain came.d as flooding spilt over into the election campaign. we cannot leave people living in this awful sense offearand limbo. it is wrong that it seems to be just outed the local communities. —— down to the local communities. important though this work is, it's clearly a national emergency. winter, after winter, after winter, its homes and communities that get destroyed as a result of action and long—term action not being put in place. the prime minister said over the weekend, this was no national emergency. but now, extra support is on its way. we‘re co—ordinating a national defence and programme of flood defences. there‘s been £2.6 billion of national investment and the environment agency is there to ensure that cash is spent on the right defences, the right earthworks, earth banks and everything else that we are going to need. here, pumps are now starting to get the water moving. emergency teams have been getting through, but some here are still feeling forgotten. could‘ve done a lot more

the only good news here is that clare renewed her insurance a day before the rain came.ne is covered though. today the politicians descended as flooding spilled over into the election campaign. we cannot leave people living in this awful sense of fear and limbo. it's wrong that it seems to be just down to the local communities. important though this work is, it's clearly a national emergency. winter, after winter, after winter, its homes and communities that get destroyed as a result of action and long—term action not being put in place. the prime minister said over the weekend, this was no national emergency. but now, extra support is on its way. we're coordinating a national defence and programme of flood defences. there has been £2.6 billion of national investment and the environment agency is there to ensure that cash is spent on the right defences, the right earthworks, the right earth banks and everything else that we are going to need. here, pumps are now starting to get the water moving. emergency teams have been getting through, but some here are still feeling f

clare boothe luce: this question is also osely connected with all the problems of the urban sprawl, of pollution, of the air and of our inland waterways. now how these problems will be handled short of tremendous government control, i do not e. and i have hea nothing, unfortunately, from the conservatis about those problems. buckley: i have never understood it to be a tenet of the f conservatith that one has pollute an atmosphich is aht, to common property. so i think that conservative theory can very easily cope with that parcular problems, which makes me slightly more optimistic. luce: en though it may mean cracking down on the automotive industry? bucky: oh absolutely. in fact, they already have in cafornia. hoover: trump administration just last ek, revoked a california waiver which was passed. bloomberg: yes. an outrage. hoover: at the time that was actually spoken about in this program. bloomberg: right. hoover: they revoked that waiver.r, epa administrandrew wheeler said we embrace federalism and the role of states but federalism do not mean that e state can dictate the standard

the only good news is that clare renewed her insurance a day before the rain came.ne is covered and today flooding ove rflowed covered and today flooding overflowed into the election campaign. we cannot leave people living in this awful sense of fear and limbo. it is wrong it seems to be down to the local communities. this is clearly a national emergency. winter after winter it is homes and communities that get destroyed after the result of action and long—term action not being put in place. this afternoon officials met in downing street to discuss the floods. we have to prepare for more floods. we have to prepare for more floods this winter and a huge amount of energy and effort is going into that. pumps are starting to move the water and emergency teams are getting through. some are still filling forgotten. they could have done a lot more. we could have had a lot more warning. what do you say? what can you say? we have been let down somehow. flooding is happening more often, so can more be done to prevent it? 0ur science editor david shukman looks at what could be

the gulf so that's pretty much all the stories we had crossed into the arabian peninsula it's mostly clare it's mostly dry temperatures not too bad 31 celsius in doha on saturday and then that temperature a few degrees lower as on sunday we have got the chance of some clavicles as much as a maybe even a thunderstorm that could actually work its way east was and across into abu dhabi as well some rain actually on the way through eastern sections of south africa no particular coming from this cloud is pushing offshore as you can see in the last few hours time which is a not too bad so it's a dry day south in cape town with a high of 24 scattered thunderstorms in johannesburg and durban and then more chance of rain charles as we head off into sunday with a high of 23 and. russia has jeopardized the united states' security interests we know what you are doing and you will not succeed perceptions from the outside looking. good what's the picture from the inside. stars think russia's foreign policy is too soft to you most russian goals have been achieved not peace and more diffuse full russia al

intermeantime, here is a live look looking north of the golden gate bridge under clare skies and coolo chilly temperatures. i'll time out the rain coming up. >>> if you have an early flight to catch, plus a he could've just been the middle class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg became the guy who did good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a three-term mayor who helped bring it back from the ashes bringing jobs and thousands of affordable housing units with it. after witnessing the terrible toll of gun violence... he helped create a movement to protect families across america. and stood up to the coal lobby and this administrationeto climate change. and now, he's taking on... him. to rebuild a country and restore faith in the dream that defines us. where the wealthy will pay more in taxes and the middle class get their fair share. everyone without health insurance can get it and everyone who likes theirs keep it. and on all those things mike blomberg intends to make good. jobs creator. leader. problem solver.

they say it is not his goal to be number one, but given how much he clares about his plant, his legacys grand chimp and ours, he wants this guy out of office. >> what money allows you to do is to control your message. as the previous report indicated, he will spend $100 million or $200 million or whatever it takes. he will attack other candidates. voters like self funded candidates because they view them as too rich to be bought. in an age of cynicism, people like rich candidates. >> when you think about the people that wrote president trump a $5 check or bernie sanders a $5 check, they're engages and they're part of it, if they're raining or sleeting or hailing on the election day, they feel part of the team. >> it did in new york, and trump accepted donations as he said he was self funding in 2016, he is of course accepting a lot of donations this time around, mike bloomberg has never accepted a donation and that is the plan if he goes through with the run, she he is be holden to no one that way. both of them southing how many donors they have. and that is a different kind of campaig

it will be clare and sunny all day and ball today. your high temperatures are going to be close to or in the 80s depending on where you are. 82 in santa rosa. 77 in concord. 75 fremont as well as moundview. san francisco 72. along the coast pacifica 69 degrees. that is just slightly above average but not by a whole lot. looking father average temperatures, and what we can expect today, anywhere from 4 to 7 degrees above average. however, it is going to continue to be this way all the way through the week. taking a look at our futurecast for the next 24 hours, you really have to pay attention and look at the clock. otherwise you can't tell we're moving forward. that is what we can expect as far as changes are concerned. the clouds will get close to the coast but not quite there, because it will be siemny skies and ball weather for the next seven days. devin. >>> washington, d.c., public testimony in the impeachment inquiry could start soon on capitol hill. this comes as the president and vice president campaign for republicans on the b

a live look with our sue tro cam looking east of a pretty view with mainly clare skies.the coldest spots this morning, santa rosa down to 26 degrees, subfreezing temperatures for you. livermore at freezing at 32. mid-30s in concord and san jose. looking at 40 in oakland and san jose coming in at 43. other locations this morning, napa, you're at 28 to start off the day. freezing. 32 in san rafael and vo lay yo and mounds view. 34 right now in fairfield. >> your weather headlines, it will be a cool day with partly sunny case, mainly dry. scattered showers are possible through the afternoon as that cold strong low pressure system is close enough to us for some unsettled weather. that is a possibility through the day burt our next big and powerful storm system arrives tomorrow. that wit bring increasing rain and wind with the heaviest rain saturday night into sunday morning. watching that closely for you and timing it out as we go ughobyhoon futurecast. clre is that ite and r viewwit enough s where a few showers are possible. i want to talk about this weekend. we're going to

it is not clare if anything was taken. this comes just a day after two people were hurt during a home invasion in lafayette. police say three armed men entered a home on crest month through an open garage dar, assaulted the homeowners, tied him and his second person up and ransacked the home. another robbery and assault halloween night three miles away. no arrests have been made in any of the cases. >> a 75-year-old woman and her two grandchildren found safe thanks to a sharp yayed stranger. they were reported missing on sunday. yesterday, they stopped at a gas station where the manager barbie hidden spotted them. she said nothing seemed out of the ordinary but they looked like they have been driving and traveling for awhile. >> to see her picture, that short hair caught my attention. maybe she shouldn't have been driving. a >> she called police when young went to the rest ram. by the time she came out, officers were there. so far police are not saying where the three had been for so long or why. relatives have expressed c

clare booth luce. at the time she was claire booth brokaw.met her at a cocktail party as is frequently the case he said go meet this is chase, said he meets mrs. chase and she says while i am off to europe for the summer. come back in september and i will see if i can hire you. claire became claire she did the most amazing things i have ever seen ever. she decided since he was away and edna was away, she was as she put it to use her way into vogue. what does that mean? she reported for work and claimed she was the new girl. and actually suddenly there was stuff on her desk and she started work and by the time it came back it was too late to fire her. so, she went from bad to becoming a managing director of "vanity fair" eventually but all within three years. now, there were a lot of rumors that he was enamored with her and he was going to beat his wifleave hiswife for her and evg else. frankly, that is a lot of folk on an,and she wouldn't have mard him anyway. but conde decides very painfully to kill his wife leslie she has to go and marry so

it was clare right away curry was in some pain.see him fall right there, fans they are trying to keep the set back in perspective. >> it >> it is unfortunate but for the past five years, they will get to it. we have a good organization. we have a great team and we know steph curry will do a great job. >> curry's sister is calling out the fans because thousands left after her brother's injury and the warriors trailing. clase fans, we have to do better. they brought it within 12 and 3/4s were waiting for bart. that touched on a sensitive issue whether some of the more local fans are being priced out at clase. >>> one of the fastest growing football in the country and now held moats being required. they want helmets for all the players to prevent incidents where kids crash head to head. he feels he had to make that change after a player had to be airlifted to a hospital with a concussion. >>> 6:25. edge kay terms are headed back to class after an 11-day strike after the third large gers school system comes to an end. the deal they str

it is not clare how she died. she was hospitalized in may after a suicide attempt.he made her debut in 2008 as the girl group which had big follows in several asian countries. the briefing on the death investigation is expected some tame today. back here it bay area, bart says it will soon make a change. bart's general manager met customers at the 24th street mission statement in san francisco yesterday, the latest stop pore his listening tour. he they are in the process of replacing power cables which force trains to use a single track on most sundays through downtown san francisco and the mission. that has been caution the frequent delays. >>> i'm jackie ward live at sfo where the security lines are already long here this morning. believe it or not, this is an improvement from where it was so you think this is right byler all the gates are and where scanners are. no. keep going. keep going. this is the extended line and then people crossover this hallway here and that is the normal security line. this is what it is expected to look like at all three major bay area

the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house -- cherokee clares the -- declares the house in recess until noon today. >> lishe coverage here on c-span. we are also expecting to hear from house minority leader kevin mccarthy. he's set to start at 121:30 eastern. we plan to bring that to you here on c-span. quick reminder tomorrow the house intelligence committee continues its public hearings as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry. former u.s. ambassador to -- ine, marieo van vowvitch yovanovitch scheduled to testify. also online at c-span.org or listen with the free c can span radio app. live here in the house tv gallery awaiting the start of house speaker nancy pelosi's news conference. >> waiting for the start of the weekly news briefing with house speaker nancy pelosi. expected to get under way in just a moment. while we wait discussion from this morning's "washington journal." >> steve, two witnesses, 5 1/2 hours of testimony yesterday. here's how it's playing out online. first from the huffington post this morning. with begins with a bombshell as the head

an it has has been clared a terrorist indent. police are reporting at this time that the gunman was shot dead. a number of people were injured in this attack. we still don't know exactly how many or the extent of their injuries. the whole area around the london bridge has been evuated. this is a huge tourist area we've had some you know that are londohasad add some tes incidents and things that happened on the bridge t on london bridge befe actually over by the parliament is well over the past couple of years. if you go back to the subway attacks several years the have been various terrorist attacks, an instance that happened this is another one just happening we just found out that they have said it is terrorism. the police are reporting that the gunman was shot dead. >>in other national news, a foreign minister marcelo ebrard confirmed today that mexico and the uwill be meeting next week to discuss president trump's request that mexican cartels be incled on the list of terrorist organizations now the meeting is st to be with us

. >> the president's cover and it was clare he was speaking for the record more than anything else atmoment so he could come back and say i told him no quid pro quo. first of all, who talks like that? >> so i think there is a real artifice about this. and it reflects someone who understood he was in deep water. >> can the republicans argue with a straight face, the president said no quid pro quo to sondland. >> i think the better argument for them is that sondland kept using the word presumption. i think you make persuasive arguments on that end of the table. but because sondland kept saying i made the presumptions about what i was supposed to be doing to me is where the republicans are more likely to hang their hat is that you have in guy not terribly experienced, not all that close to the president, came in late as the president said today. and then he shows up and starts to presume what he is supposed to do. got out over his skis that's a more likely place together to go. >> how about the transcript. >> if the transcript didn't exist and if the phone call didn't happen then that mi

. >> says clare at the end of like 80 hours on tv. >> here is her trap, you know i will borrow kamala'sphrase from last night. she said that trump was pumped by kim jong un. these guys if they take up the case they have been pressing, that this is all about the ukraine and the dnc, and the server, and crowd strike. if they do that they're falling into fiona hill's trap that you're getting punked by putin. we can make the argument that the only person that pumped trump more than kim jong un is putin, and the entire defense they're putting out there, a big part of the defense is that ukraine was meddling in our election. she said this is clearly rub sh -- russian propaganda. you know who they will not make happy if they do that? the boss? >> it is stunning to imagine fiona hill with their clarity and strength, who left many of us awe struck. her story of growing up poor being a coal miners daughter. and coming and serving presidents because of her expertise, just imagining that functioning, the greg miller -- >> it absolutely does, i found her words today haunting, i wrote down what she s

. >> byte dance just so the facts are clare, the byte dance is the parent company of tiktok, located in china. it's a chinese-based companies. they are subject to the laws mr. kitchen you were talking about in including the 2017 national intelligence law which requires chinese resisting ohs and companies to cooperate with state intelligence work. that's the designation in the law. is that right, mr. kitchen in. >> that's right correct, zblier as a chinese parent the kparnt company it's completely reasonable to assume that any individual's information including the information of american users on the service can be harvested and exploited. and just one other point, techically this must be true. a lot of the development of the application is done in china still. even if it has an american kind of front company or operating company. and so they have to be able to push updates from chiebz development into the u.s. market if they want to have an updated increasingly capable technology. and so the idea that they can meaningfully technically kind of warden off this information from china d

let me bring in clare and louise, you are staying with them at the old butchers cafe. good morning. louise, and claire. why haven't you left? we are housing some of the residents at my house at the moment but the major problem is we are a farming village, we have livestock, cattle, goats. we can't evacuate and leave the animals and no one seems to be taking this into consideration. when the council says we can't help you when you don't leave, you say that's fine, i will take that because i need to look after the animals. the line keeps we are trying to keep the residents who don't want to leave the village safe. we simply cannot leave, we can't abandon their animals and leave the village to go toa animals and leave the village to go to a rescue centre. your line keeps breaking up, i'm really, really sorry, i am going to go back to nicky if i may, i think herface time is working. nicky, i hope you can still hear me. maybe not, maybe you've got more important things to do which is fair enough, the environment agency will be coming and pumping soon. let's hope that is the beginning of

high recently team bosses held crisis talks with their 2 drivers about the investor and charlotte clare after the pair crashed into each other at the previous grand prix in brazil and we we looked at it and i particularly looked at it obviously just ran understand how we call love made the things better i think it was a very unfortunate 1st of all because the church was extremely small and it had big . big drama after that so that was a little bit unlucky but as a team i think we probably should try. and be a bit less aggressive in between each other to to for these things to not happen again for the team is not good for everyone that is supporting us it's not good soul try for it to to not to it's not happen again. can the mcgregor has revealed who is a pirate it will be as you see come back fight next january the irishman's agreed to fight donald children e r u c 246 in las vegas on january 18th the former 2 division world champion hasn't fought since losing to be no drama come out of lost. in the n.b.a. anthony davis led the l.a. lakers to a win against his former team the new orlean

of to be using the lead there was high drama when the ferrari's of sebastian vettel and charlotte clare collided causing both to fail to finish hamilton also hit the back of alexander out on but the baby long to full stop and as you claim these 8th career victory the last race of the year takes place in abu dhabi on december 1st i mean i was behind so i was pushing flat out in my out that to try and be close i mean it was my only shot so of course because of that i was close into the directors and we knew that we had great talks we don't hold the whole we can already so yeah that was a guess but i was very happy to to get past will murder g.p. champion mark markets has finished off the season in style by winning the valencia grand prix on sunday caps a dominant season for the spaniard this is his 12th victory of the year. quite a thought of who started from pole position finished 2nd 3 time former moto g.p. champion for fellow enzo was. he sing for the last time as a professional and he finished this is the 6th time markets has one of moto g.p. ties and it was a go again because there w

gold so that's pretty much where the story is we had crossed into the arabian peninsula it's mostly clare it's mostly dry temperatures not too bad $31.00 celsius in doha on saturday and then that temperature a few degrees lower as on sunday we have got the chance of some clavicles as much as a maybe even a thunderstorm that could actually work its way eastwards and across into abu dhabi as well on the some rain actually on the way through eastern sections of south africa no particular coming from this cloud is pushing offshore as you can see in the last few hours time which is a not too bad so it's a dried a south in cape town with a high of 24 scattered thunderstorms in johannesburg and durban and then more chance of rain charles as we head off into sunday with a high of 23 and. a story of blackmail. you'll have to kill i have strangled i have a story of current catch a lot of the fear is real. passion. and a very sincere just. the u.s. is a tipping point. telling us that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders to agree on a solution. taking us into the. but . it's one of the sounds

the gulf so that's pretty much of the story as we head across into the arabian peninsula it's mostly clare it's mostly dry temperatures not too bad $31.00 celsius in doha on saturday and then that temperature a few degrees lower as on sunday we have got the chance of some clabbered. a maybe even a thunderstorm that could actually work its way east was and across into abu dhabi as well some rain actually on the way through eastern sections of south africa no particular coming from this cloud is pushing offshore as you can see in the last few hours temperatures are not too bad so it's a dried a south in cape town with a high of 24 scattered thunderstorms in johannesburg and durban and then more chance of rain chiles as we head off into sunday with a high of 23 and. dreams johnson and entertainments a way for people to rise above the violence around so it's my role to give these a different idea that they can leave the ruins of this community 3 short films show how foments creates a home and family and gives hope and opportunity i. agee selects on al-jazeera. u.s. president. is about to host

clare we'll be back with you in a second.y we re water or toilet facilities. they were all described as vulnerable adults aged between 18 and 63, who are adults aged between 18 and 63, who a re often adults aged between 18 and 63, who are often homeless. one was held, can you believe this, the 26 years? under the modern slavery act, introduced in 2015, it is illegal to hold someone as a slave or in servitude and forced them to carry out compulsory labour. but the case of the lincolnshire gang who kept these homeless men in slave —like conditions have brought this issue now to the public eye for all of us to actually think about. more about that in a moment. the scale of modern—day slavery is much larger than was previously thought. earlier in the year, we thought that there we re in the year, we thought that there were 19 victims but a report out today says they could be many as 60 victims. hard to believe, isn't it? it certainly is. what does the report suggest we do when it comes to modern slavery? the social workers say no

let‘s find out what led to today‘s announcement with clare bailey who runs retail consultancy the retailon where they are not financially strong enough to be able to turn the business around. it is a business that has seen an awful lot of competition, notjust online, a lot of people will cite that as failings to respond to online competition, but also, from new start—ups, new entrants, and other retailers moving into more of their niche around things like maternity wear. obviously, that eroded their market share and left them with a heavy legacy business with little finances, which has meant that they have been unable to turn that business around and make it relevant to the modern consumer. you're right about that, a lot of supermarkets are now selling baby clothes and baby goods, but also, it is quite expensive to run physical stores on the high street, isn‘t it? that is the high street, isn‘t it? that is the real problem. that is the same for all physical retailers and we do see some success stories. tomorrow, we are expecting to hear good things coming out of primark. not all physical

why would the softbank group, which as we nomar sell clare and others own sprint encourage john legerethe helm of that integration to run a business, wework, that frankly has less potential? it's a business that rents office space on long-term leases, leases it out to people like me on short-term leases it has tough competition in the u.s. in the form of regis. it doesn't have a particularly bright future. i'm quite confused is this a jack dorsey situation where they're talking to him about running both that would make more sense to me although neither makes a lot of sense than him just running one. >> you just described how much work and attention it's going to need to merge the two companies. don't you think wework also has some -- >> yes. >> -- needs some tending to? how could you do both? >> i guess i have a lot more optimism about wework as a business and investment than i do the combined t-mobile and sprint you're taking a proven operator, a guy who hoos moved verizon from 4 to 3, you're pulling him out of that and putting him into a less interesting role. >> you don't -- i have

so ambassador clare is harlie i responding? >> correct.ut ukraine. this is classic, standard for anyone who wants to write an op-ed. i've written plenty myself. pick a peg by something you or something else might have sandy proceed to say what you want to say. what ambassador charlie does is talk about ukraine's position vis-a-vis russia and russian aggression against ukraine. >> it's worth hearing what this severe attack on candidate trump suggested that the crimeans would rather be with russia. ambassador charlie writes even if trump's comments are speculative and do not reflect a future foreign policy they call for appeasement of an aggressor and support the violation of a sahr rin's country territorial integrity and another's breach of international law. da, da, da, that's the attack on candidate trump. does that sound like election interference to you? >> i would say it's probably not for an ambassador, because you - never know who's going to win and i think the second piece that was presented to me at length and i want to thank mr. c