cox respond to that. guest: the most important point is that if the vote are there, what the president said is correct. the speaker has the power to put this on the floor. if she does so, she will have a huge bipartisan vote, passing this agreement. we have been, as i said traveling the country, , principally meeting with folks in districts that are held by democrats, freshman democrats, democrats in sort of competitive suburban districts around the country. the more people learn about this agreement, the more they like it. i think the votes are there. she has probably 75 to 100 if not more democrats who will vote for this agreement once it goes to the floor. she has got to made the decision make the decision that the agreement is where she wanted to be. i know ambassador lighthizer and the white house are working to try to accommodate those concerns. host: a call from woodbridge, virginia. democrats line. jeffrey, hi. caller: good morning. hello to both of your guests. as somebody born and raised in buff

cox respond. 14 million jobs. there is no question, the itc is anonpartisan -- the itc is nonpartisan organization 176 thousand jobs minimum. i believe it will be more than that. host: before we go to other nuances of usmca, this is from baltimore, maryland. robert, you are up first for our guests. go ahead with your question or comment. passed in theafta 1990's, the pharma lobby successfully got subsidies goods it- on our directly lead to the shutdown of hundreds of farms, family farms in new mexico, which precipitated exodus to the united states. this is well documented, a pew research study. i have called in with this point before and it is generally met with misdirection. i am hoping one of your panelists can weigh in on what went down and what the effects were. i want toecond -- c-span editorial staff to reconsider the open, free-for-all calling format where callers like me can call in and have a lot of times completely unmoderated comments that tend to promote or perpetuate a lot of falsehoods that you hear.

it has been a difficult year for kadeena cox. yes, that's right.en a difficult yearfor kadeena cox. she opened up about her eating disorder in april. i caught up with her before the championships as you seem to be ina before the championships as you seem to be in a better place. as we've heard there, she has had a bit of a relapse being in this close environment, competition environment. all of those demons have come back and those extreme behaviours and habits have started to kick in and not an easy time for her. we've had a status in british athletics who said, they have been proud of what kadeena cox achieved last night and they have provided her with all the support from the medical team and a specialist doctor is here to make sure she is in a better state as she can be. her performance is secondary to ensuring athletes health in heart and mind. the welfare of the athletes are the highest priority. she has got a competition tomorrow, we are expecting her to race but it is one of those competitions where she has had to deal with a lot and hopefu

attorney erin nealy cox. >> one of the most disturbing things about this incident was the randomnessf it and just the horrifying brazenness of it. >> reporter: fbi special agent chris thompson is with a special task force investigating crimes against children. >> less than 5% of the abductions tracked by the fbi nationally are true stranger abductions. he saw something that he wanted, executed on it, and unfortunately took the girl in plain sight. it seemed to escalate the level of concern that we had for the minor victim, that she may indeed be in grave danger and imminent danger. >> reporter: the girl's mom could give a rough description of the suspect but only a little about the car. >> what kind of vehicle were they in ma'am? >> a gray vehicle. do you remember what kind of vehicle it was? it is a gray vehicle. >> reporter: thankfully that doorbell cam provided clues to guide the manhunt. >> surprisingly, the ring doorbell video was the only piece of video. it was absolutely critical. it wasn't supposed to go off just from a passing car or from a person being observed in the stree

katina cox had to settle for a silver in the 400 metres.k to beat off russia, and will have another chance to go for gold in the 200 metres later on in these championships. there was another silver this time for debutante thomas young in a photo finish, it was an exciting race, but he just finish, it was an exciting race, but hejust didn't finish, it was an exciting race, but he just didn't quite have enough to beat off his rival from china. he just didn't quite have enough to beat off his rivalfrom china. he will certainly be one to watch in tokyo next year. after being beaten into second place, kadeena cox admitted that being at the championships had triggered a relapse of her eating disorder. british athletics said they would continue to support her, and she'd be running in the 200—metres on wednesday. yeah, it's been a challenge. i won't lie, it's been tricky, just trying to deal with managing my eating. having so many people around me and so many eyes on me pushed me to do more extreme things — which it was a bad thing, i bought a load

cox respond to that.st: the most important point is that if the vote are there, what the president said is correct. the speaker has the power to put this on the floor. she will have a huge bipartisan vote, passing this agreement. we have been traveling the country, principally meeting with folks, and district are held by democrats, freshman democrats, democrats in sort of the competitive suburban districts around the country. the more people learn about this agreement, the more they like it. i think the votes are there. to 100 ifobably 75 not more democrats who will vote for this agreement once it goes to the floor. she has got to made the decision -- to make the decision that the agreement is where she wanted to be. i know ambassador lighthizer and the white house are working to try to accommodate those concerns. host: a call from woodbridge, virginia. democrats line. jeffrey, hi. caller: good morning. as somebody born and raised in buffalo, new york, who has moved to virginia, i will say i did see the e

bork was ordered to fire special prosecutor cox.l. you kept saying, that couldn't be. but it was. >> i can make no further comment now other than their offices have been sealed by the fbi. >> how could you possibly bring this man to justice if it was within his power to call the investigation to a close? >> please, everyone. >> basically, the president has seized full control of the special prosecutor's office and is in full position of potentially incriminating evidence that could lead to the conviction of his closest associates and to his conviction and that is the definition of tyranny. >> there could be no doubt this was a constitutional crisis. this was are a president trying to stand above the law, and i remember thinking at the time the country is not going to stand for this. >> i think it's amazing that the country is not already fighting in the streets. he's divided the country that much. >> events of the past few days leave us little choice but to move ahead with preparation for impeachment proceedings. >> do you think the

paralympic gold medallist kadeena cox is one of 42 british athletes who are competing. we will be hoping for plenty more success to come. i wasjust we will be hoping for plenty more success to come. i was just waiting for the off then. we were poised, we didn't quite get there. there she goes. otherwise it didn't feel right. we have to see it complete. and you will stay and look at the papers ina and you will stay and look at the papers in a moment. and a miserable morning outside, wasn't it? a horrible, dirty day. in the picture says morning outside, wasn't it? a horrible, dirty day. in the picture says it all, doesn't it? it certainly does. a pretty miserable commute this morning. very good morning to you. lots of heavy rain around, heavy rain through the night. lots of spray on the roads on an ongoing risk of flooding today as well. let me just show you where we are as faras well. let me just show you where we are as far as the pressure chart is concerned. a big area of low pressure over us. concerned. a big area of low pressure over us. this weather front is of grea

kadeena cox... her appearances ona number of is. kadeena cox... a number of tv shows held her mental health. a lot of bits and bobs and trying to find myself and find a happy place and make myself happy so that performance comes with it and just enjoying my support again stopped above now on the road to recovery, she is back on the track ready to defend her 400 metres world title stop you what will be your biggest challenge on dubai? unlike this country it is very, very hot. i feel that will be a challenge. forshee i am heat in that she torrent. but people tend to not like the heat. we have a lot of strategies to help keep cool. like the heat. we have a lot of strategies to help keep coollj like the heat. we have a lot of strategies to help keep cool. i can relate to that. kate will you are there in the heat, what can british fa ns there in the heat, what can british fans look forward to tomorrow? this evening, we have seen some fun if time macro —— semi—finals. we have had one qualification in the t53100 metres. she has had some difficult yea rs

the murder ofjo cox was the sta rkest the murder ofjo cox was the starkest reminder of the danger thatoliticians being abused in post and online. death rates are not online —— unusual and so are homophobic abuses and racist abuse. for the first time, all candidates are receiving this guidance from police which explains what kinds of abuse amount to a criminal offence. it also gives security advice including consider your safety when canvassing. keep records of any intimidating behaviour and do not engage with individuals who are stalking or harassing you. alongside the leaflet, every police force will hold sessions for candidates where they can meet the officer responsible for handling any reports of abuse or intimidation. these will also be collated nationally so senior olivers —— officers can monitor it during the election. more than 22,00016 to 25—year—olds will be homeless or at risk of homelessness this christmas, according to the charity, centrepoint. the figures are based on new data it has collected from councils across england. the government says it has provided 76—million—po

and we hearfrom paralympic gold medallist kadeen cox ahead of her return to the track in dubai.t i'm just trying to find myself and be able to try to make myself happy so be able to try to make myself happy so my performance is great and i can enjoy my sport again. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with the europa league, and what seemed to be an improbable task for celtic. winning in italy was something they hadn't managed in 12 attempts. but tonight's 2—1 victory over lazio in rome has done more than just break that cycle. 0livier ntcham's dramatic stoppage—time strike means neil lennon's men qualify for the knockout stages of the competition — with two games to spare. lydia campbell was watching. the pre—match light show was hiding it but in between the darkness you could just see the empty seats. with him serving it partial band for the racial chanting. but the fence were allowed and were soon cheering, celtic leaving them all alone in the box. i— 04 lazio. the cloud of 8000 celtic fans travel for this one and it was their turn to celebrate. james forrest pulling

. >>> let's talk about courteney cox. she had a terrifying moment trying to save dogs.ose. the surprising person that stepped in to cia them. >>> then, bachelor pete back in the windmill. hannah has advise for him. and why he recreated this moment hopping the fence. >>> then touchdo-- >> i have a surprise for you. >> okay. >> we actually have two surprises that will leave him stunned. ♪ da da da da >> the alarm in courteney cox's face says it all. she raced down the busy pacific coast highway in malibu, trying to catch her two dogs who had gotten loose. thankfully, courteney got help from an unlikely friend. a photographer jumped out of his car and grabbed hop spper and harley. a star and papparazo working together. it's like cats and dogs getting along. >>> speaking of getting along, we all remember when hannah b. and peter took their romance to the windmill. what does she think about peter being the new bachelor? >> peter's first promo came out. did you see it? the windmill's in it. >> i don't know. that was a memorable moment, i think, for everyone. i did say there w

he had already replaced archibald cox. he said let's not deal with the issue. we'll just let congress manage it, and after congress decides what to do with nixon, if you're a private citizen we can indict him. what i can tell you for a fact is you had this extraordinary moment in american history when the judge that was overseeing the grand jury responsible for indictments, and his law clerk, the judge was john cireca, he's no longer with us but his law clerk is with us, and the special prosecutor, all listened to the famous cancer on the presidency conversation and concluded, by january of 1974, that richard nixon was a criminal. and that he should go to jail. the problem was, there was no procedure by which you could do anything with that knowledge. because as jeff describes in his section, committing a crime is not a sufficient cause for impeachment. so the problem was how do you get information about the fact that richard nixon was a criminal, by the way, the judge was appointed by dwight eisenhower. he was no democratic partisan. and leon jararsky was a de

kadeena cox. your chosen charity? the ms society. and your chosen subject? arsenal football club.ctually helped her mental health. i think i've done lots of bits and bobs and just trying to find myself and find a happy place and be able to kind of make myself happy, so that the performance just comes with it, and just enjoy my sport again. now on the road to recovery, she's back on the track, ready to defend her a00 metres world title. what do you think is going to be your biggest challenge out in dubai? unlike this country, it's very, very hot, so i feel like that's going to be a challenge. unfortunately i'm heat intolerant, which sounds stupid, i'm intolerant to heat, but yeah, people with ms tend not to like the heat. we've got a lot of strategies to help to keep me cool, that's the plan. so final preparations are complete and the a0 strong british team have now arrived here in dubai. temperatures are expected to reach around about 35 degrees, very similar to what they'll experience out in tokyo, and with less than a year to go until the paralympic games, there's never been a b

>>but a spokesman for ice brian cox says in an email, no way. the allegation of any correlation sily is not true period. he says this agency request. dy denied his stay pryor to the hard rockncident ever taking place. cox goes on to say that the unsubstantiated sensationalist allegations are irreonsibly spreading fear through misinformation. well wife agrees there is fear. fear she says will keep other workers from speang up about what they think happened in the hard >>his lawyers hoped that osha investigators. well tell ice not to port ramiez palma so that he can be a witness in the lawsuit against the otels contractors. the marine deserve a suspected of killing his mother's boyfriend. he's now on the fbi's most wanted list. >>authorities say this man 22 year-old mhael brown left his post camp bullis shown in north carolina last month and he's been on the run ever sense. police say he made his way to virginia and on november 9th. they say he shot his mother's boriend. brown has been spotted in roake also in south carolina. his considered armed

and it's great to be with kim the seedling because although i didn't know joe well i knew that joe cox was a kind person a person who whenever she reached out to me in the house of commons if i'd made a speech the. she thought was ok she i can remember her due to me she reached out to touch my whole staircase and separates the each and you know that was for somebody who i really didn't know to work and that sadly didn't have a chance to get nowhere and you suddenly hear a gentleman that melted say to you in your own constituency the town you grew up in you deserve to be shot and you think it's 3 years since a colleague of mine was shot. what sort of level of political discourse do we now have that just because i might disagree with that man on bret's that it thinks i need to be killed late is that this this keeps occurring to me as i'm watching the sort of things that you're going for in your experience and what is going on in the u.k. that somebody would come up and say that in the straight. i think what's going on is that i respectfully cited faces of misfortune the is being normaliz

. >>> let's talk about courteney cox. she had a terrifying moment trying to save dogs.ose. the surprising person that stepped in to cia them. >>> then, bachelor pete back in the windmill. hannah has advise for him. and why he recreated this moment hopping the fence. >>> then touchdo-- >> i have a surprise for you. >> okay. >> we actually have two surprises that will leave him stunned. ♪ da da da da when it comes to health coverage, it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the cost of health insurance... more for those already getting it, and new help for many who haven't gotten help before. so check to see how much you can save. it only takes 5 minutes. to be covered by january 1st, enroll by december 15th. >> the alarm in courteney cox's face says it all. she raced down the busy pacific coast highway in malibu, trying to catch her two dog

>> yes. >> courtney cox was giving thanks early as she reunited with the photographer who saved her dogsscary moment yesterday. courtney chasing after hopper and harley on busy pacific coast highway in malibu. the photographer got out of his car and helped grab the pets. so this is one time courtney didn't mind being followed again. >> listen, i don't care. you saved my dogs' lives. thank you very much. >>> welcome back to "e.t." in cabo. 'tis the season to be jolly -- unless you're terrible at wrapping gifts just like me. so i really had my work cut out for me behind the scenes of "wrap battle." >> welcome to "wrap battle." you will compete in visually stunning challenges. >> are you that much of a gift wrapping fan? >> hell no. >> i just wanted a job. >> it's like sequinned armageddon up in here. what on earth? >> six episodes. nine contestants. and maybe the best exit line since "you're fired." >> it's a wrap for you. >> the prize is worth 50 grand. so you better believe i wanted to give my gift wrapping skills a try -- doing up the perfect presents for keltie and nischelle. >> i want

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lot of game playing with these income distribution statistics because there's an economist named jim cox who wrote a great book called mr rich and poor that tracked individual families over several decades and so and saw that there's a great deal of mobility in the american economy so the people at the bottom are not the same people if we have 10000000 more immigrants from the 3rd world well they'll start at the bottom and so if you look at the statistics in a look like income inequality is worse but what happens to those people in the future is that is the question and they come to us for orson primarily in the 1st place because they want to take advantage of american capitalism and the opportunities that it offers that's right if you had only usually scandinavia by the way but if you look at the editors of economic freedom finish up thomas go ahead. i thought we were supposed to jump in if you look at the economically and published by the history of limitation and praise united which could have a view a is about the same as the united states very similar cases you would get you guys ca

she is at cox automotive mobility focusing on electric lk markets.d to see you welcome. >> thank you, sue. >> what was your imp assion at tho show? and what buzz did you hear about the evs?on aremers ready to purchase them on a large scale. >> so i think, you know,s consumre really excited about the ev future when we talk to them 7 oh% say they can imagine a fully electrified role in five years. but that's not translating to coideration. only 4% considering. but the auto show proves what the future of ev is looking like. we satisfy see in retail sales t with introductions by pliek the ford mustang match e being a big student. >> i think one of the biggest concerns is the infrastructure in our country for charging stations. there are just a dearth of them. couple of years a number of of them being built around the country. >> i think we're starting to see new partnershiping cominup. but that's definitely an opportunity in the u.s., is th i grow infrastructure. because consumers continue to question battery ranross. until they see charging stations mor

doctorjoanna cox. thank you. sorry for the techno problems. gavin ramjaun has all the sport.mly in control of the title race in the english premier league after their convincing 3—1 victory over champions manchester city at anfield. liverpool struck early. fabinho with an absolute rocket five minutes into the match, to put them one up. they were two soon after, mo salah heading home from andy robertson's cross. sadio mane effectively killed the game off with livepool‘s third, early in the second half, before bernardo silva pulled a late consolation back for city. the intensity of the game was incredible. it was pretty wild. for us, not too unusual for the games to get wild. city, usually, in control of the game, but they were good. we had to defend with all we have. and that is called incredible. i think we played 90 minutes and there were moments were they crossed us there were moments were they crossed us and arrived less than usual and it is not easy after being 2—0 down. after what happened, and the way we reacted, and that is why it... it was honestly was one of the best

to a powerful story from the para athletics world championship next where british athlete kadeena coxgered a relapse of an eating disorder. cox won the t38 a00m silver on monday but after the race spoke candidly about her struggles with having so many people watching her in dubai. yeah, it's been a challenge. i wouldn't lie, it's been tricky. just trying to do with managing my eating, kind of, having so many eyes on me is pushing me to do more extreme things which, i mean, it was a bad thing. i had had one bad thing and then i had those with and i binged. unfortunately it's part of the battle in my head, so, yeah. rafael nadal will have a day to wait to put right his defeat. roger federer will get back to it on tuesday after he was beaten in his opening match by dominic thiem. he takes on matteo berrettini, who also lost on sunday against novak djokovic. the italian is making his deubt in the season—ending finals. elsewhere, djokovic plays thiem, hoping to keep on course for his bid to end the year as world number one. beaten women's world cup finalists the netherlands are back in act

kadeena cox — admitted she was still struggling with an eating disorder, after winning a silver medalhe pressure of being at the event meant a few bad habits had snuck back in. british athletics said they would continue to support her and she'd be running in the 200—metres on wednesday. it's been a challenge. it's been tricky. just trying to deal with managing my eating, having so many me, so me, so many me, so many eyes me, so many eyes on people around me, so many eyes on me, it's pushed me to do more extreme things. i had one bad thing on my way out here and i bought loads of sweets so i binged, and u nfortu nately, loads of sweets so i binged, and unfortunately, it's part of the battle in my head. that's all the sport for now. hello there, the rest of this week is looking fairly unsettled and we will keep locate pressure nearby. some sunshine around but also some spells of rain which will be quite heavy stop quite windy as well, and it will stand the cold side and with that, likely to see further sleet and snow over the high ground. tuesday, low pressure firmly in control, lots of

coming up tuesday morning, public citizen lori while back and phil coxe discuss u.s. trade policies and the u.s.-mexico-canada trade deal. and then the former chief beach writer and communications director or jim mattis talks about his new book "holding the line." watch c-span's "washington journal" live 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >> here is a look at our live coverage tuesday. at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span, a look at european relations with the northeast region of africa. that is followed at new by a discussion on u.s. policy in iraq and iran. in the evening, our campaign 2020 coverage includes president trump holding a campaign rally in sunrise, florida after making the state's new legal residence in october. on c-span2 at 9:30 a.m., assistant air force secretary will roper talks about acquisition strategy and airpower capabilities. later, a look at china's global influence and how it is impacting relations with u.s. that is live from the hudson is due to -- hudson institute at noon eastern. 2020span's studentcam competition is in full swin

it's the in-person experience, getting to see brian cox up close.ink there's some world in the future where broadway is streamed live. would that be good to expose more people -- >> well, i think we have it in the uk i don't know if you have it here so we do have certain productions -- actually, you do have it here where i live -- >> you're building it out slowly >> you can stream shows to, like massachusetts or what have you, from broadway, or i live up in hillsdale, new york. it does work it can work. and i can see it as long as one thing feeds the other. it's the growth factor keep it growing and keep it growing by keep feeding it >> and content is king, no matter what the platform or the distribution >> well, lyndon johnson, great to have you on the show. >> i think you're quite busy today, so we'll have to let you go and get to work brian cox, thank you so much for being here with us today >> thank you so much bye-bye. >>> just over 30 minutes before the closing bell and we are on pace for record closes you could say the markets are making reco

cox was beaten into second place in the aoo—metres — she's been very open in the past about her mentalannoyed with herself, wondering if she'd have won, if she'd done things differently. yet, it's been a challenge. it's been tricky, just trying to deal with managing my eating. having so many people around me and so many eyes on me pushed me to do more extreme things — which it was a bad thing, i boughta extreme things — which it was a bad thing, i bought a load of laxatives on my way out here, which is one bad thing. and then i bought a lot of sweets, so i binged... yet, u nfortu nately sweets, so i binged... yet, unfortunately it's part of the battle in my head, so yeah. world number one rafa nadal, is playing his first game of the season—ending atp finals in london. he's up against defending champion alexander zverev. earlier, stefanos tsitsipas won his opening match of the tournament — just edging out daniil medvedev. there was only one break of serve in the match, tsitsipas winning 7—6 6—4. both players are making their debuts at the event and this is the first time he's beaten med

restaurants that are cheaper oh and by the way the author of the book that tom mentioned is not jim cox as michael carts and richard all ok thomas last 40 seconds in this part of the program director go ahead go ahead max jump in that's the point of the program i had maxed. yeah i i wanted to just build on that point and say that you know i care about poverty i care about helping people who are at the bottom i don't necessarily care that there's somebody who has a lot more money than i don't group is that they've probably done innovative things in the economy i agree all right gentlemen we're going to continue our discussion on capitalism and socialism in which one will win now we're going to go to a short break here after that short break we'll continue our discussion on millennial socialism stay with our. seemed wrong. wrong just don't. let me. get to shape out just days after. and in detroit because the trail. went something and find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . without the. president a constant drip. of the free money. we would have a day of reckonin

have restaurants that are cheaper oh and by the way the author of the book tom mentioned is not jim cox as michael carts and richard all ok thomas last 40 seconds in this part of the program director go ahead go ahead max jump in that's the point of the program i had maxed. yeah i i wanted to just build on that point and say that you know i care about poverty i care about helping people who are at the bottom i don't necessarily care that there is somebody who has a lot more money than i don't agree that they've probably done innovative things in the economy i agree all right gentlemen we're going to continue our discussion on capitalism and socialism in which one will win now we're going to go to a short break here after that short break we'll continue our discussion on millennial socialism stay with. the head of isis is decapitated. guys a sure. thing they have sleeping. on the head in iraq both in studio 2 so we have to do with this problem back to the long term. than was the topic but that was all through so i think the longer. those organizations are traveling to. to my hardest to a

this morning's reviewers are katherine forster from the sunday times and the business commentatorjosie coxprince andrew has "categorically" denied having any sexual contact with a woman, who says she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17. he told bbc‘s newsnight he could not have been with virginia roberts on the day in question in 2001 as he was at home after spending the afternoon at a pizza express in woking with his daughter. the prince was also grilled about his friendship with the convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. our royal correspondent, nick witchell reports. in the state rooms at buckingham palace, a senior member of the royal family, prince andrew, second son of the queen, is preparing to be interrogated about allegations of sleazy behaviour and gross misjudgment. your royal highness, we have come to buckingham palace and highly unusual circumstances. at issue, which of these two people is telling the truth. andrew or virginia roberts, 17 years old when this photograph was taken, groom, she says, to provide sexual favours to powerful men. even the photo is content

restaurants that are cheaper oh and by the way the author of the book that tom mentioned is not jim cox as michael carts and richard all ok thomas last 40 seconds in this part of the program. go ahead go ahead max jump in that's the point of the program go ahead max yeah i i wanted to just build on that point and say that you know i care about poverty i care about helping people who are at the bottom i don't necessarily care that there's somebody who has a lot more money than i agree is that they've probably done innovative things in the economy i agree all right gentlemen we're going to continue our discussion on capitalism and socialism and which one will win now we're going to go to a short break here after that short break we'll continue our discussion on millennial socialism stay with our team. i'm max kaiser one more of my guide to financial survival this is fun it's a device used by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these has flaws are completely not accountable and we're just adding more and more to the. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protec

certainly the jo cox murder was a terrible hate crime, political crime. women tell me that they're getting death threats, they are getting all kinds of vile language thrown at them online, in letters, on the street. we cannot permit that. your government should not permit that. whoever is in your government should be standing up and saying very clearly that will protect people who run, we will not allow these anti—democratic forces to threaten people, particularly women, so they don't stand for office. i'm just amazed by the idea, are you a backbench mp and hillary clinton calls to say, what's going on in westminster these days? when you call it a political assassination, the land of abraham lincoln and jfk, when you look at this with absolute horror, but somehow we just thought of it as the work of a nutter. it was an absolute tragedy, but we didn't put it in the context of political assassination, and she is. she's getting right in there and saying, that is how you've got to see these things. this was a woman whose voice was shut down and this is from a

kadeena cox. your chosen subject? arsenal football club.d of make myself happy so that the performance just comes with it, just enjoy my sport again. now on the road to recovery, she is back on the track to defend her 400 metres world title. what do you think will be your biggest challenge in dubai? unlike this country, it is very, very hot! i feel like that is going to bea very hot! i feel like that is going to be a challenge. unfortunately, i am heat intolerance, people with ms tend not to like the heat. we have got strategies to help keep me cool. final preparations are complete, and the 40 strong british team have now arrived in dubai. temperatures are expected to reach around 35 degrees, very similar to what they will experience out in tokyo, and with less tha n experience out in tokyo, and with less than a year to go to the paralympic games, there has never been a better time to take on the best in the world. create grey, bbc news, dubai. —— kate grey. up to 20,000 patients in the uk are to be given medical cannabis over a two—year pe

cox 21. this week on t w. this is t w news coming to you live from berlin forging new alliances in the fight against climate change the day after the us confirmed its pullout from the paris accord president china's say they stand side by side presence matter what i call the xi jinping reaffirmed their support for the lead mark 2015 deal calling it irreversible. also coming up a new setback for president donald trump in the impeachment inquiry.

cox 21. this week on. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall november night long w. . this is news coming to you live in forging new alliances in the fight against climate change the u.s. confirmed it's from the paris of france and china stand side by side presidents involved in the trial and she reaffirmed this support for the landmark 2015.

of the fabian women's network she joins us from manchester can lead better is ambassador at the jo cox foundation an organization working with communities to build a more tolerant society she is near the town of keaton in west yorkshire hello ladies good to have you i wish it was over a better conversation that we're about to have i have to show you or they steve i am sure in your various different work you have seen this jess phillips. as an m p she says here this is so chilling i'm not scared of an election i am scared i might be hurt or killed and just show you what jess describes herself as a labor m.p. for birmingham yardley and then just down here saudade unseemly and grotesque according to a little man on the internet that is alluding to some of the behavior that is happening on social around politicians came you happen to know that this isn't just online harassment for jess things have actually happened offline as well can you tell us a little bit more what do you know. yeah absolutely i mean you know to start with the only reason that i'm doing this this evening is because i k

of the fabian women's network she joins us from manchester can lead better is ambassador at the jo cox foundation an organization working with communities to build a more tolerant society she is near the town of keaton in west yorkshire hello ladies good to have you i wish it was over a better conversation that we're about to have i have to show you or they still i am sure in your various different work you have seen this jess phillips. as an m p she says here this is so chilling i'm not scared of an election i am scared i might be hurt or killed and just show you what jess describes herself as a labor m.p. for birmingham yardley and then just down here saudi unseemly and grotesque according to a little man on the internet that is alluding to some of the behavior that's happening on social around politicians came you happen to know that this isn't just online harassment for jess things that actually happened offline as well can you tell us a little bit more what you know. yeah absolutely i mean you know to start with the only reason that i'm doing this this evening is because i know to

there are also other climbers who live here like shona cox the, bouldering is her background sport. amount of tips and pointers from her, evenjust placing your foot at a slightly different angle, the difference that is crazy. how do you work here in sheffield? it is being able to learn snippets of other languages and tonnes of research into speed climbing. the strong teams currently are the russian team, the french team and the chinese are coming along so i already know french flue ntly along so i already know french fluently so i can learn from them but they do not share a lot of what they do so it was learning snippets of russian and trying to understand what they are saying to get their movements nailed so we can improve out movements nailed so we can improve our speed. you go up watching the olympics and cheating for british athletes. now i have the chance to be there for my sport, it is like a dream come to tigers. good look to hand. —— adream come to tigers. —— i guess. yesterday, we had andy murray on the programme discussing his new documentary — which addresses his return t

for cox. look closely. to some carefully you don't know how to soon be nice to get good.eel action. discover the ultimate. going to come. subscribe to the documentary on youtube. a historical jamming point employed 6 business religious. 97. in iran clique of people of the islamic revolution. opens up making its initial flirtation with those strengths and states of emergency britain sinks into chaos. john paul 2 2nd visit chance to the people threatens the old order. 1979. that created today's world starts december 23rd w. this is news and these are our top stories the european parliament has voted to declare a climate emergency e.u. lawmakers hope the measure will send a powerful signal ahead of a un climate summit they also want a new european commission to take more drastic action against climate change. pro-democracy activists in hong kong have welcomed u.s. president donald trump's move to sign a law backing their movement.

britain's double paralympic champion kadeena cox won a silver in the 400 metres but was left wonderingvealing the competition had triggered a relapse in an eating disorder. she'd previously been open about her battles with mental health but told us the added scrutiny in dubai hadn't been easy. it's been a challenge. it's been tricky. just trying to deal with managing my eating, having so many people around me, and so many eyes on me, it's pushed me to do more extreme things. it was a bad thing, i bought a load of laxatives, which was one bad thing on my way out here and i bought loads of sweets so i binged, and unfortunately, it's part of the battle in my head. there's more from her on the bbc sport website. just lastly — we've time to show you how one football club in argentina decided to open their revamped stadium. this is estudiantes in the capital buenos aires. now their nickname is el leon — which translates as they lion. so what did they do? hired a real life fire breathing one. wait. no. it's just augmented relality. quite the spectacle though — first, prowling on the rooftop a

not particularly focused on a career with a company produces his own shows on a streaming channel but cox life can be quite stressful to new zealand's if you could talk to me though there's a humble good answer. but it could. come. from 5100. 00 images to create talk to someone who is all some of the team can shift from there it will. be up to contention to toughen them up don't know where to go their own terms i'm sure it's going to be. very good to. talk shows us one of the most popular and simple ways to cope with stress in korea . to come in their own. just little. created by the imus from my mistresses and the corporate when i watched over the summer the. truth about the potter day. is discipline's we're going to continue on bill. and some please try as i. can tell you. can i do to. see if. you can't continue. to keep citing the good of us sick and guilty because he got in in 2000 you know i need. to. go do something to. move mr kim kyong young heads to civil service union for local authorities stuff and at work he talks openly about stress related issues who are trying to hold share

but kadeena cox missed out on a medal finishing sixth and talked afterwards to our reporter kate grayerwhelming for me, before even realised, and it's unfortunate, but it's part and parcel of having a eating disorder, i guess! people who don't know you might wonder why you decided to keep competing. what is your motivation, and has a crush in mind that this isn't the best environment for you to be in? i guess it has crossed my mind, but! to be in? i guess it has crossed my mind, but i think the one thing that is always there is the fact that i love it. so, i'm never going to step away from it. you feel like this is something you will just away from it. you feel like this is something you willjust have to keep dealing with overtime? you willjust have to learn to cope with in whatever way you can? definitely. i wa nt to whatever way you can? definitely. i want to be back on top! i want my title back. i do it all because i love the sport, so it's something going to have to deal with, another hurdle, and hopefully i will get there. eddiejones says the rugby world cup final loss still goes

gray has not sat idly will cox and his regiments, the ninth and 10th alabama, the 19th mississippi, will not wait in the earthworks. they go down to turn grover's left and head into a place that would be known as the ravine. so the confederate armies beginning to shove the union army away from the earthworks. as the will cox brigade goes into the ravine, hooker's next brigade is the new jersey brigade under francis patterson. the new jersey brigade has been waiting all night, they can see grover's brigade in the ravine, can see wounded coming back, but cannot see it. can't see across the top of the ravine and see the whole confederate army waiting in columns to go into the ravine. it is a mirror image on both sides of the field, you can see the fighting but see the guys about to go into it, so the new jersey brigade, for regiments, file off to the left of grover's brigade and they slowly descend down into the ravine. brigade decides that, despite orders to hold the earthworks, there was no fighting in the earthworks. so down they go. into the ravine. at this point, francis patterning --

there are also other climbers who live here like shona cox the, bouldering is her background sport.g your foot at a slightly different angle, the difference that is crazy. how do you work here in sheffield? she's been able to learn snippets of other languages and tonnes of research into speed climbing. the strong teams currently are the russian team, the french team, and the chinese are coming along so i already know french fluently — so i can learn from them but they do not share a lot of what they do. so it was learning snippets of russian and trying to understand what they are saying to get their movements nailed so we can improve our speed. i grew igrew up i grew up cheering for all the british athletes growing up. now i have a chance to be there for my sport. it seems like a dream come true. best of luck to him, as well. after champions league football the last two days, the europa league takes centre stage tomorrow and when manchester united take to the field in kazakhstan to play their game against astana, one name in their squad will stand out. defender max taylor has never

of the fabian women's network she joins us from manchester can lead better is ambassador at the jo cox foundation an organization working with communities to build a more tolerant society she is near the town of keaton in west yorkshire hello ladies good to have you i wish it was over a better conversation that we're about to have i have to show you or they steve i am sure in your various different work you have seen this jess phillips. as an m p she says here this is so chilling i'm not scared of an election i am scared i might be hurt or killed and just show you what jess describes herself as a labor m.p. for birmingham yardley and then just down here saudade unseemly and grotesque according to a little man on the internet that is alluding to some of the behavior that is happening on social around politicians came you happen to know that this isn't just online harassment for jess things that actually happened offline as well can you tell us a little bit more what do you know. yeah absolutely i mean you know to start with the only reason that i'm doing this this evening is because i k

kadeena cox had to settle for silver in the 400 metres. did not quite have enough in the tank to beat off russia and will have another chance to go for gold in the 200 metres later on in these championships. another silver, this time for debutant thomas young in a photo finish stop an exciting race but he just didn't quite have enough to beat off his rival from china, just didn't quite have enough to beat off his rivalfrom china, but he will certainly be one to watch in tokyo next year. kate gray there in dubai. let's get back to the football and some terrific ties in the first round of the fa cup over the weekend. there's just one more tonight — harrogate from the conference against league i portsmouth, winners in 2008. the second round draw takes place in the next ten minutes. earlier, i spoke to dion dublin who will doing the draw. i asked him whether he expected an upset this evening on the non—league side plastic pitch. the pitcher might play a part in this one, but there's been a lot of history, knowing all about this trophy. what th

attack took place yesterday and then 26 in a referendum only go to leave the european union in 26 steve cox excuse me and it was unfortunate shot and killed so violence before i answer voting are fortunately becoming quite common in the u.k. but i think boris johnson of the message you're trying to act like an authority authoritarian on trance or sound tough on crime may have that sense but it's very and those asked is there any chance he could delay the election. i think not so i think it were 24 hours before the election it might be a bit of a different story but considering the quality got at least 2 weeks before the polls open i think. i don't think there's any chance that into late night by things a lot of politicians will double down unless it's in trust worthy and sense of security and law and order and that's been a popular area where the conservative party likes it jerry called him the leader of the labor party so expect to hear a few more subtle digs around this the next few days just blame in london thanks very much for the update. turning now to some of the other stories making