. >>> veteran left winger jeremy corbin is the new leader of britain's opposition labor party.0% of party members' votes in a land slide election that as laurence lee reports he has a tough job uniting a divided labor party. >> 251! >> reporter: this was the moment british politics became interesting again. a man divided as an out of date left wing dinosaur comprehensively winning the fight to lead the labor party. his opponents who had cast him as a relic surely have to ask themselves in jeremy corbin is such an old fool. how did he manage to win 60% of the vote. corbin himself offered an answer to that question. >> as the media maybe many of us simply didn't understand the views of many young people within our society. they had been written off as a nonpolitical generation who were simply not interested, hence the relatively low turn out and low level of registration of young people in the last generally election. they weren't. they are a very political generation, that were turned off by the a in which politics was being conducted and not attracted or not interested in it. >

corbin was in the background. and it's really baffling because at that time, frank, you were quite a bit shorter than i was. now i'm shorter than you are. now, the main difference in appearance that you did not have a mustache then. he saved that for later years. but i had a real thrill the other day in jacksonville. right after this got on the front page, one of my friends around town came in while i was having breakfast with a friend and he said, my goodness, i saw your picture taken 50 years ago. you haven't changed a bit. i was on cloud nine, nine or ten or something, i don't count clouds very accurately, but that made me feel good. and it also made me feel good that you're still kicking and doing well and inspiring this group about the experience you had. the page school came to a sorry end several years ago. it could have been better managed, it could have had better oversight. but it may be well that there is an interruption and a chance to take another look at it and perhaps construct a page system that's

the scottish national party said if germany corbin is un -- jeremy corbin u.n. electable. there may be another fault line. and more rev deers. >> a polarizing figure. >> still to o come - egypt's cabinet makes a surprise announcement to the president - they have all gone. we'll have the details. people in japan clean up following floods. in the east of the country - we'll take you there. >>>hello gain, the top stories - saudi arabia's head of civil defense blamed high winds for the collapse of a crane over a grand mosque in mecca. 170 died, 230 others injured in the accident. britain's opposition labour party selected jeremy corbyn as the leader. the veteran socialist won with 59 prsz of the vote. there are fears within the party that the leadership could shift it too far to the left to be electable. thousands are expected to march on saturday hoping to convince politicians that they should welcome for refugees. >> reporter: austria says rail services are suspended. we join a syrian family on a last trin to budapest. travelling all the way to germany. >> reporter: father a

jeremy corbin? >> no. >> no. no. >> so if he wins, corbin faces the most enormous challenge, keeping the party together in westminster, and trying to show a cynical public things can be different and taking on a hostile media. it could be very interesting as well as the end of the labor party. >>> joining us from washington is the presenter of al jazeera english's up front show. he wrote a biography of former labor party leader ed millban. let's start more why some think collecting corbin is -- electing corbin? he's anti-american. accused for apologizing for putin and castro. he said it was a tragedy that bin ladin was killed without due process. why has he then struck such a chord in britain? >> i think for different reasons. one of the reasons is the pressure from people in england liking an underdog. the labor party is going through all sorts of convulsions. they just lost an election badly this year. and jeremy corbin literally came out of nowhere. no one imagined this guy who was 100 to 1. the bookies put hi

there's hysteria about jeremy corbin being labour's leader. what upsets him and excites grassroots members of the labour party. >> well, this is a man knocking around the left of the labour party for decades. up until this summer, he was dismissed as a last remaining dinosaur in an otherwise modernized labor party. when the election campaign started, not even he thought he had a chance of winning. what it demonstrates is an ex-crucial nating gap that exists between the parliamentary labour party that modernized from tony blair onwoods. and supporters, and, you know, whatever you think of jeremy corbin, whether you think his ideas are out of date. the fact of the matter is, unless everyone is wrong, he has beaten the political establishment. there's an enormous dysfunction between the membership. and overwhelmingly what it says is among the grassroots they want a different sort of politics, they don't want a labour party that looks like a week alternative. they want to return to something a bit more like class politics, a man that stands up, wh

members of the labor party have elected jeremy corbin atz the new leader. he won with 59% of the vote. >>> let's get more on the refugee crisis and most of the syrians escaping conflict register as refugees of countries that border syria, but those are countries are struggling to cope. turkey has cloes to 2 million. more than a million are had lebanon in crammed camps near the border while jordan, iraq and egypt all have refugees in the hundreds of thousands. jamal is at a refugee camp in lebanon. how are they coping with the influx there, jamal? >> reporter: they are coping. how they're doing that is quite remarkable, because these people have been here for three, up to four years in the most dire conditions. the children have been gathered around us all day here, and although they are happy to see people, they are smiling, and they appear to be oblivious, actually, to the suffering that they're in, but as you can see they really are children in europe who the parents take to playgrounds or have playstations at home or things like this, these kids don't ha

the leftwing corbin was the unexpected winner of a contest. in a break with tradition, he asked the prime minister questions that had been emailed to him by the public. >> i've taken part in many events around the country and had conversations with many people about what they thought about this place, our parliament, our democracy and our conduct within this place, and many told me that they thought prime minister's question time was too theatrical, that parliament was out of touch and too theatrical and wanted things done differently, but above all, wanted their voice heard in parliament. if we are able to change prime minister's questions and make it a more genuine exercise in asking and answering questions, no one would be more delighted than me. i felt last week where we discussed a substantial issue with substantial questions and proper answers was good for our house, good for our democracy, so i welcome it. >> let's speak to our correspondent in london. it's worth explaining that prime minister question time is an important event in the

celebrating corbin's election because most feel corbin will make the labour party lose. a new exhibition at london's tate modern showcases how artists have used pop art to make political statements. jessica baldwin takes us on a tour. >> the faceless figure in an american hat, japanese society in 1966. the japanese artist used highway billboard paint to create his pop art. the world goes pop, looks how artists around the world have interpreted pop art. the 1960s culture movement made famous busy andy warhol and his colorful advertisements of celebrities. two tate curators traveled around the world unearthing pop art, some not even known in our culture. >> left out of history that you can't even find if you google and to us that was the most exciting thing. >> the show is divided by themes instead of geography. the artists reflected their own troubling times. military juntas, many of the works are intense overt social commentary, unlike the dead pang humor of the textbook american pop artists. the red coat for 11 gave everyone the same skin. a charged image when racism wa

jeremy corbin? >> no. >> reporter: you haven't heard of him?i don't do politics. >> i don't do politics. >> reporter: so if he wins he faces the most enormous challenges, persuading a cynical voting public that things can be different, and taking on a media which is almost entirely totally hostile to him. politics could become really interesting, it could also be the end of the labor party. >>> a film which was shot in the south pacific is giving audiences at the venice film festival a rare incite into one of the last traditional tribes. some of the cast have left their island homes for the first time and gone to venice, and charlie angela went to meet them. >> reporter: until two years ago, these people had never seen a film. now they are the stars of one. in a production they helped cowrite, a story of love and tragedy, based on their experience which echos the tail of romeo and juliette. they have made stoit venice to see themselves on the big screen. >> this is such a multi-cultural environment that we have never seen, tall buildings, and c

>> jeremy jeremy corbin. that's right. >> politics. >> no. >> so if he wins, corbin faces the most enormous challenges trying to keep the party in westminster, persuading a cynical voting public things could be different and take okay a media which is totally hostile to him. politics here could be about to become really interesting. it could also be the end of the labor party. lawrence lee, al jazeera. a week before pope francis makes his first visit to cuba, the communist says it will release more than 3 and a half thousand prisoners. cuba has marked visits by previous popes by releasing prisoners but this is the largest ever announced. the catholic church has played an important role in cuba's improving ties with western couldn't trees. it's not yet known if any of those employing freed are considered political prisoners by disidence or human rights organizations. >>> it's more than two weeks since colombia closed many borders with venzuela, austencebly as an anti-smuggling venture. theyt has left many stra

corbin, himself, fresh from victory was on the road immediately with the dmooundzing the u.k.in more refugees and show the world a compassionate face. the westminster machine is not used to anything like this. the question is whether the public, so disillusioned with politics see corbin as the man fight their corner. lawrence lee, al jazeera. lon london. >> there is more to come for you this hour including japan's deadly floods finally, recede but many have blevent with no where to go. the u.s. police officers learn military tactics in training is part of the urban shield program but critics think it's a step too far. >> i don't think there is much of a gray area. i don't think this person should ever have a badge or a gun again. >> in sport, we hear from a former tennis star after his mistaken arrest in new york. ♪ >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my

jeremiah corbin moved from rank outsider to overwhelming victor of.ence reports, the party could be moving back to its socialist roots. >> this was the moment british politics became interesting again. a man derided as an out-of-date, left-wing dinosaur winning the fight to lead the labor party. his opponents who had cast him as a relic surely have to ask themselves if jeremiah corbin is such an old fool, how did he manage to win 60% of the vote? the media and it may be many of us didn't understand at a time. they had been written off as a non-political generation, not interested, hence the relatively low turn out and low level of registration of young people in the last general election. they weren't. they are a very political generation that were turned off by the way in which politics was being conducted. not attractive or interested in it. >> in an england which seems entrenched in right-wing politics, carbin is as far to the left. a pass fist against the renewal of british nuclear weapons. he wants a peace conference on syria rather than the gove

with 100 60,000 new members, one of corbin's challenges will be to harness their into z as him. he is not without critics. set -- harness their enthusiasm. he is not without critics. some felt his speech was light on policy ideas. than 20 years, october has been synonymous with breast cancer or month. worldwide, forums and fashion shows are planned. ishave a report on how paris preparing for this pink month. , sparkly, and lighting up the sky for a good cause. paris kicked off international breast cancer awareness month by painting the town and the eiffel tower pink. breast cancer awareness month is meant to inform people of the deadliest and most common cancer among women. every year, according to the world health organization, around 1.4 million women are diagnosed. around 50,000 were told they had breast cancer last year, with some 10,000 deaths, making it the most common cause 55-65 yearsng women old. early detection and prevention are the best ways to fight breast cancer. in recent years, the number of women getting mammograms has dropped. across the globe, according to a a

the sunday times, corbin sparks labor civil war is the front page, picture of corbin there. the male on sunday, the most critical of labor, a very critical right leaning newspaper says red, red of course being the color of the socialist flag that jeremy corbin would ally himself under. >> 16 people are missing after severe floods in japan. 100,000 people have been displaced. our reporter is among the hardest-hit areas. >> moving quickly to try to repair the break along the river, officials are concerned that the typhoon season isn't over in japan and they need to plug that gap as quickly as possible before the we're level prizes. again, there had actually been a plan in place to fortify all the banks along the river so they could withstand the sort of rainfall that might occur once every 10 years. clearly that plan came too late for this disaster. there are still thousands of people in evacuation centers. clearly areas like this, too devastated or damaged for people to be able to return to just yet. still a lot of water lying around, infrastructure has been destroyed in ploy

the sunday times, corbin sparks labor civil war is the front page, picture of corbin there. the mail on sunday, the most critical of labor, a very conservative right leaning newspaper says red, red of course being the color of the socialist flag that jeremy corbin would ally himself under. region ales are taking place across russia. the government has succeeded in barring almost four opposition candidates from the poll. opposition groups say they've faced physical and political intimidation. peter sharp joined one candidate on the campaign trail. >> it's almost a clandestine affair, a handful of elderly people as he can included in their amounts gathered to meet the young opposition candidate. he'll have six of these meetings every day. a hulking bodyguard stands close. the level of political and physical intimidation of opposition parties has changed the very face of election campaigns in putin's authoritarian russia. >> you should realize that all the possible methods are used against our campaign. police have dispersed our campaigners, physically detained me and physicall

tomorrow we hear from jeremy corbin.part from the policies themselves it will also be fascinating to see what the reaction is from those watching, not just the members who so clearly voted for jeremy corbin in the election two weeks ago but from the members of parliament themselves, the likes of yvette cooper and liz kendall. the fellow leadership rivals who refuse to stand in the shadow cabinet. for now from brighton, back to you. >> wolf, thank you so much for that. >>> meantime, let's take you back to markets. let's have a look at european markets how they're fairing. we're doin' across the board. the foots is he mib.e really puf pressure. last week they eked out a massive gain on friday but for the week they are still lower. worth pointing out that the ibex 35 is still the relative outperformer. >>> let's see what this means for the u.s. markets open later on today as they quick off a trading week. lackluster performance on friday. s&p 500 fair value will open lower. dow jones industrials with a decline and the tech

many have been associated with corbin. this principle, the project called playerism, and labour projected. it put labour from the socialist background of its past, and was successful for tony blair. what it appears is that the labour party is back on the project and reversing to its old style of politics, and they see their futures elsewhere. it's not that there's talk of a civil war. the size of the injury on saturday. 59.9%. nearly 60% voted in support of his leadership. and the idea of some kind of civil war or some kind of plot to oust him at this early stage i think is fanciful. this is an opposition party now, looking for its direction, looking for where it will go next and working out where it will put arguments forward, given the fact that it will be out of touch for a minimum of four years. the next general election is not until 2020. >> what are the immediate changes facing mr corbin as he takes the reins of the labor party. apart from the resignation of the senior figures within the labour party on his cabinet.

but not beyond that. >> general assembly corbin is an old style. a lot of the news agenda is set by what is in the paper. a lot of titles by rupert merd okay, they have an agenda which is antiunion, in the end people buy the papers, and the growed cast media pick up on them, and the story circulates. >> it's part of a left wing mind-set which holds that the only reason vast swathes of the british and american populations don't elect people like bernie sanders and jeremy core anyone is because they are brainwashed by people like rupert murdoch, and the only - it was a less bias media, they'd flock to the socialist banner in droves. it's nonsense. >> bernie sanders, the vermont centaur trying to win the democratic -- senator trike to win the nomination has a hill to climb. his speeches are laden with socialist policies designed to bridge the gap between rich and poor in america. >> make is clear to the billionaire class, they cannot have it all. at the outset. despite attracting crowds of up to 20,000. sanders could not attract a coverage. >> every t

man who makes some of corbin's policies moderate.ving the bank of england independence nationalizing the banks, re-nationalizing the railroad days he is a very controversial figure. he is a friend of jeremy corbin. his appointment is going to go over very badly in some circles. jonathan: this raises the with the farat left of your party, what about the u.k. electorate. what does this mean for the next election. when we start to see this in the polls. -- he hasa poll appointed some centrist -- he is not only going to play badly, last time around, they felt the handling of economic policy was whole to -- we have a wave of voters now. we don't know where these are going to go. where many of the mps are going to go. they've got 60% of the vote. about 15% of mps supported jami corbyn. jonathan: coming up, it all boils back. the most bullish bets since april. it might have something to do that we are at $45 per barrel. more after the break. ♪ jonathan: good morning. 44 minutes past the hour. let's get to the top stories. chinese stocks bow

. >>> also the rise of britain's radical left-wing leader, jeremy corbin, actually tells us more about the conservative party than the labor opposition. i'll explain to you why. >>> then, sony walkman once ruled the streets. >> the walkman from sony. sony's tvs were ubiquitous, they invented the cd for goodness sakes. what happened? the financial times gillian tett will explain. first, here's my take. donald trump's presidential bid is centered on the promise of his personal talents. he says he's the most successful person ever to run for the presidency by far. george washington and dwight eisenhower sit down. but if there is an idea animating his candidacy, it is that america is being beaten badly by its economic competitors. in his speech on foreign policy this week, trump explained that america is being beftd by country's like china, japan and mexico because their leaders are smarter, more cunning, sharper than our leaders. they're killing us he often says. this is an odd moment to make this charge because the reality is almost entirely the opposite. the united states is more domina

until patrick corbin gets him striking out. corbin--punched out five over six scoreless frames.ame the killer blow-- zona up 5-nothing, make that 6- nothing as aj pollock nearly goes to the upper deck to put the finishing touches on this one. leake would be yanked as the giants lose 6-1. they're back at it again tomorrow. let's take a look at where they find themselves in the n-l west standings. on friday, they were 6-and-a- half back.today-- 8-games behind l-a in the division. breaking down the math here-- if the dodgers went 500 the rest of the way, the giants would have to go 20-4 just to tie. not saying it's impossible, but extremely difficult. that obviously puts a much larger canyon between chicago and the giants in the wild card. san francisco, actually now falls behind washington, is now 9 off of a playoff berth. there are 24-games remaining in 2015 while san francisco is only now coping with its playoff fate, the a's have known where they stand for a while. oakland's been living life at the bottom of the american league, so now it's all about playing spoiler. this fan.

the sunday times, the real right wing, corbin starts labor civil war. jeremy corri corbin. and the left leaning paper, says red, with him under. >> more calls from the president of muldova to face the corruption today. about 20,000 demonstrators took to the streets of shisina on sunday, the eight day of demonstration. they're demanding a probe in the disappearance of $1.5 billion that vanished from three mole dove an banks last year. >>> the flooding in japan now stands at seven dead and three people are missing, and 3,000 are waiting to return to their homes. bags of radioactive waste from the fukushima disaster remain unaccounted for after being swept away by the flood. the workers have managed to recover 271 of the bags from a river. >>> more on the wildfires. 6. >> we're going to see cooler temperatures over the next several days. but i want to take you to the valley fire. the video is amazing. and what you see first of all are the wind speeds really whipping the fires, and if you watch this particular shot, which we have over the last couple of minutes, can you really

jeremy corbin moved from rank outsider to overwhelming victor in the competition to head the labor party, and now many of his supporters are hoping he can take the center left party back to the socialist roots. laurence lee reports. >> 251. >> reporter: this was the moment british politics became interesting again, a man derided as an out of date left wing dinosaur comprehensively winning the fight to lead the labor party. his opponents surely have to ask themselves if he's such an old fool, how did he win 60% of the vote? corbin himself offered an answer to the question. >> the media and may many of us simply didn't understand the views of many young people within our society. they had been written off as a non-political generation who was simply not interested. hence the low turnout of young people in the last general election. they weren't. they're a very political generation that were turned off by the way in which politics was being conducted and not attracted or interested in it. >> in he can land kor bin is as far to the left azou as any lean europe. he's a staunch opony nen of t-

, including corbin's praise for venezuelan dictator hugo chavez. the sanders campaign responding by fund-raising off the attack, raising more than $1 million in less than 48 hours. the website that processes the donations, called act blue, told msnbc that the response was one precedented. at one point bringing in 180 contributions a minute. the federal -- meanwhile the federal reserve says it will keep interest rates locked at near zero percent for now. citing concerns about the strength of the global economy, stock market turmoil and persistently low inflation, fed chair janet yellen told reporters that the central bank wanted to wait and see what impact, if any, those factors will have on the u.s. economy before they decide to lift the rates for the first time in almost a decade. >>> while the decision is welcome news for consumers taking out home loans or buying cars, yellen described it as a close call, and said the central bank still expects to raise rates later this year. >>> and just 24 hours after saying it would provide safe passage for al

do you know jeremy corbin?n't do politics. >> reporter: so if he wins, corbin faces the most enormous challenges, trying to keep the party together in westminster, persuading a vote in public that things can be different, and taking on a media that is quite hostile to him. it could also be the end of the labor party. >>> the british prime minister david cameron says he is extremely worried about the political crisis in northern ireland. the coalition government is on the brink of collapse after the head has stepped down. it leaves a power sharing agreement between the [ inaudible ] and [ inaudible ] hanging by a thread. talks are expected to resume on monday. >>> still ahead on the program, the british parliament weighs in on the controversial debate on the right to die. >>> homeless and out of pocket, dozens of families in zimbabwe found out their land deeds were too good to be true. >>> and floyd mayweather is preparing for his final fight. >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are so close to the

corbin had an influence. later, they told me they were married to my great-grandmother's sister and so it was ay lou, kind of family affair. then the third of the four stories i heard was i wanted to be the quarterback as a junior of the vikings flyer football team. tom was a better quarterback nsa sent him to washington, they would have to be stuck with me as the quarterback. [laughter] [applause] so i heard that story floating around for a while and i'm not sure how i felt about that. the final story i heard was mr. that the coach of the southeast hackers junior football team, i think i was 13 or 14 when i played for them, the first year in the three when they had junior football in greenfield and we had a really good team. tom was a running back then. endorsement,wing so pick a story. anyone you choose. you were starting to say something a moment ago? we need to remember that frank mitchell is a historic figure. he became a historic figure 50 presence because his broke that ugly area -- ugly barrier. [appl

the appointment of chairman corbin -- of jeremy corbyn has huge repercussions.ne likewise in london. i know you have the poll numbers on bernie sanders. "the telegraph" had a fabulous essay pulling this announcement back to the 1930's. brendan: i do not know if we necessarily need to go back that far. we keep looking at surprises, how centrist parties are surprised. bernie sanders is double digits ahead of hillary clinton. that is in iowa. he is farther ahead in new hampshire. we have willem buiter with us to put this into context. what is it that central -- centrist parties do not understand about what voters want? willem: inequality in both europe and the u.s. has increased massively over a number of decades, and the middle class vote does not feel than it wastter off 20 or 30 years ago. it is a sense that the system is failing them. has the financial crisis turned the public at large against them. centristcan these parties give them -- do anything to get back? willem: it looks as though the response to right-wing populism is left wing populism. i do not know

will that continue under corbin's leadership? >> yes. very much. very happy with that. >> great stuff. thank you for joining us. john mills there. chairman of jml. for now i'm going to enjoy the sun for a little bit and send it back to the studio. >> we're getting jealous here. thank you wilf. let's check in on how glencore stocks are doing. the stock is seeing quite a rebound from yesterday. lost 30% in yesterday's trading session. recooping some of the losses today. glencore up by almost 11%. 75.76. a couple of brokers coming out and confirming their buy rate on the stock. some of them saying the sell off is completely overdone. >> let's talk about yahoo! moving with plans to spin off alibaba stake. earlier this month the irs declined to rule on whether this trarns action would be tax free. yahoo! aims to complete this spin off sometime in the fourth quarter and we did see yahoo! shares rising some 4% in after hours but it makes you think about yahoo! after spinning off it's baba stake. they own it by 15% in alibaba. it's worth about $22 billion

germany corbin represents a huge break with that.-jeremy corbyn represent the huge brick with that. amy: i want to turn back to january 23 when british mp jeremy corbyn spoke at an antiwar rally here in the united states. we featured a part of his address on democracy now! >> and i have to say is a member of the british parliament from the labour party, that there is overwhelming public opposition to british involvement in bush's war over iraq. because we recognize this war for what it is, it is not about peace. it is not about democracy. it is not about justice. it is a war about oil and it is a war where the main beneficiaries will be the arms manufacturers who have made so much out of so much misery for so long. [cheers]go to london where we're we are in one of the richest countries in the world. if all we can say to the poorest people in the poorest parts of the world suffering water shortage, health shortage, a pandemic of aids, and so many other injustices, all we can offer is weapons of mass destruction and further wars, all w

what corbin is talking about is beyond the beyond.ncine: adam, great to have you on the program as always. adam posen. now here are bloomberg's other top headlines and japan's central bank has left the monetary policy unchanged deciding against adding to their 80 trillion yen stimulus program. policy makers say the economy is continuing to grow. the chinese -- suffering their big west to-day loss in three weeks. it comes after data over the weekend shows the world's second argest economy is slowing. turnball has been sworn in after ted. ony abbott was ous we're just days away from the from the federal reserve's most critical policy decision in years. .et's check in with mark barton mark? mark: equities continue to be battered and boosted by the fortunes of china and before, expectations of what is going to happen thursday at that federal reserve policy meeting. asian stocks rose and they will. european stocks rose and fell. let's look at what happened in japan today. the b.o.j. deciding to keep monetary policy unchanged. attention now

corbin. >> thank you, mr. speaker, i want to thank all those that took part in an enormous exercise in democracy in the election. i think we can be very proud of the numbers of all those people who engaged and took art in the debates. i've taken part in conversations with many people about what they thought about this place, our democracy, and our conduct within this place and many told me they thought prime's question time was too theatrical, parliament was out of touch and too theatrical and they wanted thungs done differently, but above wall -- all they wanted their voice heard. i thought i would do it in a different way. i thought the prime minister would welcome this as he welcomed it in 2005, but something seems to have happened to his memory during that period. so i sent out and -- an email to thousands of people and asked what question they would like to put to the prime minister and i received 40,000 replies. now, there isn't time to ask 40,000 questions today and our resumes limit us to six. and so i

jeremy corbin as the leader.e calls hamas and hezbelloh our friends. labor would not just lose but lose big in the nec elections. why has this happened? many explanations focus on the financial crisis and its aftermath. the public is angry and ready for an anti-capitalist, anti-banker response. that's not the only piece of the story. the other crucial element is that the government of david cameron has occupied the center ground of british politics. just how far left has the current conservative government gone? it has moderated the austerity program it had this place once the debt and deficit became more manageab manageable. it raised some taxes. it promised to increase spending on the national health service. it announced a minimum wage rate to around nine pounds an hour by 2020 for everyone over 25. that's about $14 an hour in today's u.s. dollars. it has massively increased foreign aid. it's up 36% since 2011. david cameron speaks urgently about global warming and said annual carbon budgets. he's an eager adv

jeremy corbin was referring to the u.k..s fascinating -- this intersection of new media and radicals being elected all over the place will stop -- all over the place. you have been out front on this from the get go. let's get to some top headlines. we begin with bernie sanders, surging to double-digit leads in iowa and new hampshire. a new poll shows him 10 percentage point ahead of hillary clinton and he has a 22 point edge in new hampshire. joe biden ist third in both states even though he is not officially in the race. joe: facebook says it is stepping up efforts to target racist post on its website. posts andargeting monitoring suspects will hated -- hateful posts. scarlet: and a traitor sent to jail is appealing his conviction. tom hayes was found guilty of relating libor while working for ubs and citigroup will stop a london judge must decide whether to let the appeal go forward. i want to bring in our next guest, mark tao. ow.mark d volatility in the markets has been the scene this week. but you look at the volatility

corbin's background suggests that risk. grexit idea has been off the radar.s may make it easier to get off the radar. i don't know that we have to start worrying. >> we were talking about euro dollar. what about cable? >> i think sterling still outperforms euro. cable is a horse race against the fed as to who's going to hike first. i think that's what ultimately limits how much you can have in cable yet. overall sterling cable are up sides over the next 12 to 18 months. >> richard kelly, head of global strategy at td securities there. >>> so do you agree with that discussion we were having just moments ago regarding donald trump and whether the ceo levels of pay is disgraceful or is he, himself, mr. trump, being hypocritical? e-mail us or on twitte twitter @cnbcwex. >> what do you think, hip critical? >> sounds a little hip critical. >> yeah. >>> we're in a watch overhead. boeing. watch over the skies. airbus is now expanding state side so will the move pay off or will it get lost in translation. we'll discuss next. it's more than the cloud. it's security - a

>> david cameron and jeremy corbin when he was still just a member of parliament, part of the increasing pressure placed on the obama administration to finally make the clearance happen. however, it's worth noting that before the increase in political lobbying this year, there had been ongoing negotiations between the u.s. and the u.k. on the terms of amir's release. and that's because the u.s. government is required to make security arrangements that will pass congressional muster. it is now required that certain steps be put into place to essentially guarantee shakir amir or any other man released from guantanamo will have very little possibility to return to the fight pu what i fight but we about this release is it will be another 30 days before shakir amir leaves the military prison and returns to the u.k. that is because the government is required to notify the congress about any release from guantanamo. >> he has never been tried, charged with anything yet has been held so long. >> reporter: uh-huh and he has become a symbol because of that fact. there have been so many people brou

corbin leads by a land slide. top watson, his deputy as unions take control of the party. we'll hear more of that. now moving to the real right wing. press, the sunday times. corban starts the labour civil war, is the front page of the sunday times. picture jeremy corbyn there. the mail on sunday, very conservative right wing leading paper. red and bury. red being the colour of the socialist flag that jeremy corbyn would ally under. . >> nigeria's president has been accused of marginalizing people. he has made dozens of appointments. the majority have been chosen from his own region in the north. we have this report. prompting calls for a fairer representation representation. >> reporter: this is a meeting of activists from ebos. they represent it. they are angry that the president has not given anyone from the region any of over 30 new government jobs. he has given 24 out of 41 jobs from people from the north. >> the has appointed many, and the appointments are the major appointees of the government. and they are the ones that use the poll says. >> among the appointees ar

joe: the answer, jeremy corbin partyhe opposition labour , referring to the u.k.intersection of new media and radicals being elected all over the place will stop -- all over the place. exciting times. scarlet: you have been out front on this from the get go. all right let's get to some top , headlines. we begin with bernie sanders, his schoolmate in the u.s., surging to a double-digit lead against hillary clinton in iowa and new hampshire, and iowa democrats. neighboringdge in new hampshire. vice president joe biden, by the way, third. even though he is not officially in the race. joe: facebook says it is stepping up efforts to target racist posts on its german website. they are targeting posts and monitoring suspects' hateful posts. scarlet: and a traitor sent to jail for rigging a key interest rate is appealing his conviction and sentence. tom hayes was found guilty of relating libor while working for ubs and citigroup will stop a -- and citigroup. a london judge must decide whether to let the appeal go forward. and those our our top stories. and i want to bring

as for corbin on the mound, had his stuff. went 7 shutout innings, five strikeouts.t at&t park. they won 6-0. and the dodgers magic number to clinch the division is down to 7. >>> all right. a's and astros in progress right now. >>> college football. let's go. cal, texas, stanford, sixth ranked usc in progress moving pictures on the late show. let's take you to notre dame. number 8 fighting irish taking on georgia tech. 1st quarter 3rd and 20. kaiser up top. will fuller 46-yard play, that's how they got it done. 6 catches, 131 yards. 4th quarter, cj putting the defenders in. he gone! 91 yards, jule! notre dame 30-22. these were the auburn fans before the game at number 13lsu. probably weren't feeling great after this. that's leonard cornet. 40 yards through defenders upped the tigers lead to 24-0. cornet a legitimate heisman trophy candidate. full of moves, evaded tacklers, ran for 238 yards and three touchdowns. lsu45-21. >> urban meyer number one ohio state and a dogfight with illinois. 2nd quarter, yt barrett, michael thomas, pass and catch 23 yards. game tied at

. >> it's wow me week hered a "today" and our wow comes courtesy of wildlife expert corbin maxwell whoa isopod and i'm going to pass him off. are you sure? >> okay. >> hold it, just watch out for the jaws. >> watch out for the jaws. >> just don't drop him, he's expensive. >> this has been in our oceans for over 160 million years, and they live deep in the ocean, anywhere from 500 to 7,000 feet. >> it looks so alien. >> right. >> look at the face. >> look at the face. >> and this has never been on the "today" show so talk about wow me week. >> talk about predator. >> he does. >> so neat. actually safegers but also predators and eat dead carcasses and fish, shrimp. >> deep in the sea. >> 500 to 7,000 feet. >> if he can eat a whale carcass, got some teeth. >> four sets of jaws. >> we have to watch out. >> oh, my goodness. what we're going to do is -- tamron, do you want to hold on to it. >> i do not, but thank you. >> he's dripping and is going to drip all over me. >> the neck thing i'm so excited. what you're going to do sewer going to put some food in your happened, healed your hand fla

>> legless. >> it's not a snake. >> very similar to a snake and >> corbin, you rock. you wowed us, frightened us and educated us all in one segment. i don't even know what i'm saying anymore. what's coming up next, but i can't remember what's coming up next, i don't remember? >> you know what you need. >> memory boosters. >> the trick to time is running out to enjoy buy one, take one at olive garden. tonight enjoy breadsticks, salad, and your choice of irresistible entre es. then take home another entre e for tomorrow free. buy one, take one starts at $12.99. hurry in, offer ends sunday. at olive garden. coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.tm now, liner intensity gets dramatic. new lasting drama gel pencil from maybelli

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village. [ applause ] >> reporter: for a man who himself thought he had no chance of winning, jeremy corbin'sen the most stark political story. make corporations pay more tax -- >> reporter: until two years ago these people had never seen a film. now they are the stars of one. in a production they helped cowrite a story of love and tragedy. last month they had no passports, no birth certificates, but they made it to venice to themselves on the big screen. >> tall buildings and cars everywhere, and crowds of people. it's very, very strange, and everything looks so strange compared to our culture where we live with nature. ♪ >> reporter: the scenery is seductive, flush and stunning, no special effects needed. the filmmakers warned that tourists might flood in after seeing their home on screen, but they said they want the world to understand their culture. here at one of the most expensive hotel in venice, surrounded by rich europeans sipping cocktails, the cast tell us their community in south pacific is the happiest on earth. >> in our culture there are no homeless. there are no poor people. e

. >>> >> i'm delighted to declare jerry corbin elected as leader of the labor party. >>> britain's labor party has a controversial new le.

opposition labour party in britain resigned their shadow cabinet post, opposed to the election of corbin as party leader. many senior labor leaders think his socialist views will make it impossible for the party to be reelected to office. >> so africa steel industry is in trouble, 30,000 jobs at risk. many blame cheap steel imports from china. we have this report. >>> this steelworker has been a furnace operator at steel manufacture hours lower mittal for 14 years. >> we have affected by imports, because of the people that are cutting their order from our side of the country. because of that, we don't have orders. >> he is promised to be moved to another plant, but he is worried. >> everyone is depending on me. when i look at the future of my kids, i don't see anything good about it. >> south africa's steel sector employs 200,000 people, but the industry's in big trouble. >> he is just one of thousands of workers who could be laid off in the next few months. the steel sector is struggling to survive in tough market conditions. with more than 70% of this community alone dependent on the i