david king is right to be scared, iam worried. david king is right to be scared, i am scared too. greta thunberg sailed to new york for a greta thunberg sailed to new york fora un summit greta thunberg sailed to new york for a un summit saying if people aren't scared they won't act. but some psychologists say scary language is giving young people eco anxiety. i think the children are picking up the information from social media and from the press and from all the news reports from this summer. children are frightened because they are seeing the amazon burning and they are seeing hailstorms in spain and seen the arctic burning, so they are picking up arctic burning, so they are picking up on that. how to tell stories about the climate that are strong enough to make people act but calm enough to make people act but calm enough so they don't panic? that's a task. roger harrabin, bbc news. the supermarket chain aldi plans to open a new store in the uk every week on average for the next two years. the pledge comes after a record rise in sales but a sharp fall in profits last year — in

special representative for climate change so david king joins me now so david welcome to going underground so i'm going to say surely to sell with i mean you've got a center for climate repair in cambridge operating time just celebrate britain is the 1st country in the world to declare a climate emergency. does britain have reason to be proud about self well i think britain has been playing a leadership role in action on climate change since the year 2000 and believe it's fair to say without britain's actions the paris agreement in 2015 wouldn't have happened just to back that up. i was chief scientific adviser with blair from 2000 for 8 years and subsequently i was brought back into government by cameron during the coalition government period i was given 165 climate it had been embassies around the world know the country had taught full time trying to test these a climate always in a different diplomatic outpost hearing to hear the best literally around the world that we could move them around so i signed 3 agreements with china for example and we moved 22 climate attaches into our embass

and we are one of the good guys. —— so david king.e agreements are filling their commitments. let us turn to the times. this is the front of the times. this is the front of the times stop we again another picture of some of those protests. it's interesting that it is led by children, mainly by girls and young women. they are saying disproportionately we had the girls that were taking to the streets. there were boys and young men there, but women really taking a lead on this. yes. i'm sure that's true. but let's not forget much of the narrative that has been designed by the group extinction rebellion, it isn't necessarily children acting organically. there was some guidelines about teachers encouraging their children to put them in the protest, telling them about climate change or leading a delegation to the protest. i think it was a great deal of adult involvement, i think it would be untruthful to ignore that. but more to the point about the extinction rebellion narrative, a great deal of what you said i agree with, but i think we ma

david king is right to be scared, i'm scared as well.dicted it difficult to say. the activist greta thornburg sails to new york for a un summit saying people aren't scared do not act. at some psychologists say scary languages giving young people eager anxiety. children are picking up information from social media and the press and the news reports this summer, children are fighting because they see the amazon burning and hailstorms in spain and the arctic burning and they are picking up arctic burning and they are picking up on that. how to tell stories about the climate which are strong enough to make people act and calm enough to make people act and calm enough so they don't panic, that's a task. the time is 1.15pm. our top story this lunchtime. the prime minister holds his first face—to—face meeting with jean—claude juncker in luxembourg saying he is cautiously optimistic about progress in brexit talks. coming up. as if once isn't enough, the woman trying to swim the channel a record—breaking four times. coming up in the sport in 15 m

the order of landing a man on the boom but it needs resolve an it needs finance to back it up so david king thank you and that's of a sure will be back on monday b.l. of us your blocked wednesday when your libelle file and see had george soros broke the bank of england in force be objection of the pound from your theon exchange rate mechanism years later you're on 3 off 1000000000 gulf to the taxpayer was users an argument for bricks it to keep in touch about social media don't forget to subscribe like injured show business our last show in paris said then we go out of the other countries pool my saw excited you know the you've heard about it we're going to talk about it earlier china mother french economy the up day i'm one here in front of the cameras coca cola's c.e.o. promise is ounce a world without waste the outsider objected bod behind the scenes the american company is doing everything in its power to less to any alternatives to plastic like there were a ton a bull bottle i did obviously is she'll after months of negotiations with the american multinational we haven't meeting at the

david king is right to be scared, i'm scared as well.ying if people aren't scared they won't act. but some psychologists say scary language is giving young people eager anxiety. children are picking up information from social media and the press and the news reports this summer, children are frightened because they see the amazon burning and hailstorms in spain and the arctic burning and they are picking up on that. how to tell stories about the climate which are strong enough to make people act and calm enough so they don't panic, that's a task. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. it has been hot this weekend and we have more on the way. parts of england and wales 27 celsius yesterday, although it is cooler to date is set to return into the weekend as well. for today we have seen a lot of cloud around. it has been rather grey and threatening at times but it is not producing much in the way of rain. this weather watchers in east sussex, you can see how much central and southern parts are seeing, a bit of drizzle on the m4

david king is right to be scared. i'm scared too.ew york for a greta thunberg sailed to new york fora un summit, greta thunberg sailed to new york for a un summit, saying greta thunberg sailed to new york fora un summit, saying if greta thunberg sailed to new york for a un summit, saying if people aren't scared, they won't act. but some psychologists say scary language is giving young people eco anxiety. i think the people are picking up the information from social media and from the press and from all the news reports from this summer. from all the news reports from this summer. the children are frightened because they are saying the amazon burning and they are seeing hailstorms in spain, and they are seeing the arctic burning, so they are picking up on that. how to tell stories about the climate that are strong enough to make people act but calm enough so they don't panic? that's a task. roger harrabin, bbc news. police investigating the grenfell tower fire have interviewed the london fire brigade under caution. the london fire com

the uk's former chief scientist, professor sir david king, says he's scared by the speed at which the warming. speaking to the bbc, he's called for the uk to advance its climate targets by ten years. i'm joined by our environment analyst roger harrabin. tell us more about what he had to say. the interesting thing for me is the use of the word scared. he and other leading scientists are coming out now, talking about the way things are progressing on much more ofan things are progressing on much more of an emotional level. he spoke about hurricane dorian, which was moving at two miles per hour instead of the usual 10—15 mph, and dumping that vast volume of water. he talked about the ice melting in the arctic, at the top end of the scale, the antarctic sea ice melting at the top end of the scale, the heatwaves in france in the summer, which in some places were two celsius above the previous record, which has really astonished scientists, and then the fires across the southern hemisphere. he says when we look at these incidents, people say, "can you definitely prove that was caused by man

our environment correspondent roger harrabin gave his reaction to sir david king's comments.expected range, and as we were reporting a couple of weeks ago, scientists in the arctic are really alarmed and astonished by how fast the ice melt has gone. that's one factor that influences a lot of weather, particularly in europe, but other factors at play. for instance, professor king mentions hurricane dorian which moved at two miles an hour against, normally it would move at ten to 15 miles an hour, which meant it dumped loads water more than it previously would have done. can we prove that is climate change related? no, we can't yet. is that part of the issue, that the scientific certainty around these things takes years? that is the problem. professor king is saying scientists always demand certainty. this is their stock in trade, is certainty. when you look at how these events happening together it would be foolish, in his view, to think that the climate change was not involved so he will also mention the antarctic sea ice. very high levels, much higher than projected. in fran

looking at the bible, there is a story about david and after king david had been married, beautiful wife, before they are married and become a mother, she has a recent son and -- the infant dies, because of the parents were guilty of a sexual transgression. so the bible teaches that these things should not happen if you or i or anyone has done something wrong. and part of the study of religion, is not the encourages us but to allow us to think about it, criticizing and say yes or no, it is not about that. it is waiting on your control intellect go of the tradition that have heard people and harmed people in the way the viewer invented. >> i don't think we have anybody to ask questions you. so, the husband -- did that make it harder to be in church in those groups with the tradition monastery of other groups that mattered that there's client and a point of view of a parent that is lost a child, did you find support groups with religions or organizations? and that this was a potential, i just wonder if you might reflect on how to get to the experience j today. >> that is a really hard ques

david king is right to be scared, i'm scared as well.ed it difficult to say. the activist greta thornburg sails to new york for a un summit saying people aren't scared do not act. but some psychologists say scary languages giving young people eager anxiety. children are picking up information from social media and the press and the news reports this summer, children are frightened because they see the amazon burning and hailstorms in spain and the arctic burning and they are picking up on that. how to tell stories about the climate which are strong enough to make people act and calm enough so they don't panic, that's a task. the latest pictures from luxembourg where borisjohnson the latest pictures from luxembourg where boris johnson is the latest pictures from luxembourg where borisjohnson is having meetings with john where borisjohnson is having meetings withjohn claude where borisjohnson is having meetings with john claude juncker. as he arrived there was a booing. many of those who have been waiting to greet his arrival are expats, b

iowa getting set to celebrate carson king david kim reynolds making the declaration for tomorrow after state football fans viral sign generated $1 million for children's hospital and they matched it but cut ties with king after a newspaper reporter dug up controversial tweets from 2010. he apologized and reported himself was found to have questionable tweets has been fired. the time is 26 after the top of the hour. of texas congress and taking aim at jerry nadler demanding he be removed as top democrat on the panel responsible for handling impeachment proceedings. lance joins us live next with the resolution he just introduced. heather: fox news alert, top republicans demanding to know who made the complaint about donald trump's phone call with ukraine. lindsey graham tweeting it is imperative to find out who, adding why didn't they lodged the complaint? donald trump slamming democrats as they ramp up impeachment calls. >> it is a disgrace to our country and another witchhunt, they can't do any work, they are frozen, the democrats are going to lose the election. heather: the complaint

bible aboutread the king david, what you learn is the finest people in the world, if they're not held some table, there's not accountability, can do some things.gregious that's our obligation here in congress. let's have some accountability. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house subject to the call of the chair. >> the house approved re-authorization of several expiring veterans programs and began work today on a bill blocking forced arbitration in certain cases. they'll finish that bill on friday. tomorrow house leaders are hoping to debate a short-term spending plan. government spending authority runs out at the end of this month, but negotiations continue over fund for the rest of the year. congress may consider a temporary plan in the meantime. live coverage when members return here on c-span. earlier today a couple of house committees heard from swedish climate activist greta thunberg and other activists asking congress to take action . when a committee asked why the u.s. should pass regul

. ♪ david: welcome back. king minister modi is the of speech at the global forum in new york.e had one message for the global business community. we saw the corporate tax cuts come here. 2025 $5 for the trillion target. by the average of about 9% between now and then. right now i think we are growing up 5%-6%. yvonne: the portfolio manager at principal global investors. this portfolio is fizzling out. what is your take on india? are you still cautious at these high levels, or can we sustain these rallies? binay: the best thing about india is the structural story. the demographic story. the diversity that the market brings for it. allocations. the sentiment was getting weekend by the fact that growth was not picking up. it has been rebounding in india and for the last two to three years as not happen. just only thought we would get one, we had the prices. we had the real estate sector big-time. the corporate tax cut is supposed to get the corporate suspend more. they have announced the lower 15% were new businesses how to manufacture. it links to prime minister modi's appeal fo

people say that the deepest go back to king david and then as history progressed, they built up the wallss the newest bit. >> anthony: and by newest you mean -- >> yotam: i mean up to the ottoman time which the turks left here about, you know, about 150 years ago and the brits came and they conquered us. i wasn't here. >> anthony: born here, now cooking in london, yotam ottolenghi is the widely known respected chef and coauthor of the book "jerusalem." >> yotam: basically this city was divided into two until 1967 when there was the famous six day war and the whole of the bit that we're traveling in now, walking in, is east jerusalem, it's the palestinian part, that was up until '67 was belonged to jordan. so now, it's under israeli control. very controversial because for the jews, for the israelis, their city's been unified but obviously for the palestinian, they're under occupation as far as they're concerned. >> yotam: we have to go through a typical falafel place because it's so much part of the culture here and again contentious because you know jews or israelis made falafel their own

you and you buy a floor of rooms to stay in ramallah, even though you want to stay back at the king david or somewhere. you buy the room because that's the suggested way to get the meeting to last and you do it. that's third world stuff. >> one of the things that is alarming about what we discovered about the military spending money at trump turnberry is that it wasn't necessarily, it was alarming but it wasn't all that surprising that people around trump and in his cabinet and you know officials from different agencies were spending money at his resorts, perhaps to curry favor. it's not surprising foreign governments are doing it. be to you learn that the military and federal money is actually being spent at his property not only that but at this airport that's propping up this airport, which is necessary for trump turnberry survival that i think really took this to a new level. because we expect the military to be apolitical. >> what do they get out of it? some field general or colonel? a promotion out of this? >> we're still trying to get to the bottom of their motivations or whether i

going to be king. david's caught up in a dilemma if he doesn't so he can't support his family but if he continues a time may come when his grandchildren one didn't even know what about looks like now but yeah i am but given the rock hard liner. on the road keep. going where do. the song idea of you want to. go be for them to decide if you want to be no so little scott and think you me you know when to give more detail but give me. think oh c'mon. be. a big. for now is tradition and the bush meat trade shows no signs of slowing down. unlike david not everyone is abiding by the little. in subtle ways protected species like iraqi on sold openly at the local market. but i'm told there is a lucrative trade on the black market. right now it is 3 30 am in the morning hand and we're outside time on the biggest water how. this is where all the produce from across the country comes before entering the bush meat market and i'm waiting for a group of activists who are going to help get and find. her. just going through to

raise your steins to the king of speed. >>> back to "up." i'm david gura.ially announce he'll be running. you see him walking to a place in east boston where he's going to make the announcement. he's a member of one of the most historical political families. he's been laying a foundation for a run. that set up a poll. it puts him at 35% to 26% for senator ed markey. joining us now, kimberly. kimberly, let me ask you, why is joche kennedy doing this? he's young, 38 years old. markey is 73 years old, got to congress a few years back. why does he see this as his moment to enter the race? >> i think because he can is the best answer. look. there are a bunch of ambitious politicians out of massachusetts, and there are few opportunities for them to move up. this is an election year for the senate. you have someone like markey who is well liked. kennedy doesn't have qualms with markey, doesn't mention him in his campaign video, but this is a race he can run, and if he wants to be a senator, ed markey, his biggest problem is he has a significant amount of massachus

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raise your steins to the king of speed. i'm david gura.eaders are gathering in new york city for the united nations general assembly. there is the back drop of rising tensions in the middle east, the climate crisis, and the latest scandal involving president trump. a few of president trump's closest allies decided not to come. world leaders like ma crone, merkel, and boris johnson will take the helm on middle east, climate change and health care. president trump does have a meeting on his schedule with the ukrainian president. katie, christina and jill. jill, let me start with you. we have the official schedule now. the leaders with whom he is going to have these bilateral meetings. this tempest has erupted about this phone call, the president of ukraine. lo and behold is high on the list a meeting. >> i don't know that the trump administration is super concerned about the optics of that. i think what is obvious from what we will discussed this week is how much the u.s. is following on a lot of the issues. climate change is first and forem

he chose david to be king. to become the apostle paul.t: the idea of using redemptive figures is popular in the bible. areidea of using people who going to show that we need to trust in god is very popular. that was mostly what those stories are about, putting aside our vanity, not embracing it. trump embraces it. does is in is he service of something greater, we should look past it. we are defining that idea. host: it goes back to what you call the hypocrisy. after the access hollywood tape, ralph reed said character matters about bill clinton was more pragmatic about the situation. it doesn't matter now because voters don't care. the ends justify the means. guest: that was something that a lot of the same leaders talked that they did not believe. wereconomy and peace considerations when it came to matters of morality. once the was a president or a candidate they thought was going to serve their needs in terms of that power as a movement, pragmatism found its way back in. they were willing to look past whatever they had to. host: richard

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the taliban, it seems he was really pushing this kind of platform of camp david, which is this historic place for, you know, kings and presidents, and just not the kind of place, especially during the anniversary of 9/11, where you would want to host the taliban leadership, and of course, it all falls to pieces. >> and it's a common approach, right? i can make this deal happen. whether it's with kim of north korea, even the pros spect of sitting down with the iranian leader, and of course with the taliban at camp david. it has been interesting, this is one of those weird times when you have public criticism of this president, in very strong terms from republicans. secretary of state mike pompeo responded to one of those republicans, adam kissinger who will be on our broadcast tomorrow, have a listen to his answer and then i want to get your response. >> if you're going to negotiate peace you often have to deal with pretty bad ak tors and i know the history too at camp david and president trump reflected on that, we all considered it as we were debating how to try and get to the right ultimate outcome. while there

we're talking about another stephen king movie that's on the way plus a music video with the message. davidaniel has those stories and more in this morning's hollywood minute. >>miley cyrus sings about giving up the party scene and apparently her breakup with liam hemsworth in her new video for slide away. miley commented on twitter recently i had to make a healthy decision for myself to leave a previous life behind. the overlook hotel still stands and danny torrance is all grown up in the final trailer for doctor sleep based on stephen king sequel to the shining ewan mcgregor kiley current and r chel ferguson star in the final trailer for the whole flick which arrives in theaters november 8 everyone knows the stories of haley as well as had plenty of missions as peggy carter in the marvel universe. but our next one it may be impossible. according to the hollywood reporter, the british actress is joining the cast of the next mission impossible movies. the 7th in the series. >>no title yet, but they have times the film's not due out until july of 2021 in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>we wan

king jr. were in the home of the reverend dr. david abernathy and his wife juan aita. for the civil rights movement that followed. juanita abernathy organized for african-americans to get around the city during the 13-month boycott. white supremacists fire bombed the abernathy's home. she became a figure. she pushed for the integration of public schools and opened her home to freedom writers. she was a leader in the successful fight for a national food stamp program and free meals in public schools. later she went to work for mary kay cosmetics, driving that pink cadillac and rising to the level of national sales director in a 20-year career. in january of 2009, juanita was our special guest to watch the inauguration of barack obama. the country's first african-american president. juanita abernathy, one of the n engines drove the american scivl rights. rights. she was in her i knew my daughter could be at risk of certain cancers later in life. rights. she was in her from an infection, human papillomavirus i knew that hpv could lead to certain cancers. i knew her risk f

king, thank you. stand by. i'm going to bring in now dana bash, david chalian, nia-malika henderson. good evening to all of you, the best folks to talk about this in the business. david, i'm going to start with you. it's a tight race. what is standing out to you right now? >> well, one thing you were just talking with john king that the president may claim some credit here if the republican holds on. john was showing you that cumberland county, where fayetteville is and how that was basically a tie. it had been a democratic lead all night. what is really intriguing there is remember, mccready was on the ballot in 2018. he won cumberland county by four points in 2018. now it's a dead heat. well, where was the president last night? he was in fayetteville. he was in cumberland county. he will see that as evidence that the last-minute drive into the district and to rally the troops could make a difference with that election day vote today. >> hmm. dana, you've been hearing some republicans call the ninth congressional district a swing district. i mean how worried -- 1963, a swing distric

the sequel to stephen king's it is hoping to scare up audiences. we have david daniel with a preview of that. >>and also of the things in your in statement news. >>the only real competition for it chapter 2 this weekend is the horror films own predecessor, the 2017 original debuted with a staggering million the longer more expensive sequel which continues. the terror tale 27 years later isn't expected to launch quite that well box office watchers predict an opening worth 85 to $90 million or more, maybe even 100 million easily enough to dominate the weekend box office in hollywood. i'm david daniel. coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news, a verdict is reached in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. we have one defended free this morning the other though still behind bars will have reaction from the victims families. >>and breaking overnight a mobile home fire in the south bay leaves one person dead will have the very latest coming up in a live report and a sacramento mother says that her son's long's have failed and she's blaming it on vaping we'l

have a big film opening in theaters this weekend the sequel to stephen king's it and it's hoping to scare up some audiences. >>davidaniel has a preview. >>the only real competition for it chapter 2 this weekend is the horror films own predecessor, the 2017 original debuted with a staggering million. the longer more expensive sequel which continues. the terror tale 27 years later isn't expected to launch quite that well box office watchers predict an opening worth 85 to $90 or more, maybe even 100 million easily enough to dominate the weekend box office in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>that movie doesn't creepy of maybe this will. yes. 2 men in new jersey found a tooth headed baby rattlesnake actually study snakes for a living and they say this they think this might be the first to head a rattlesnake ever found in new jersey. they'd this is the theory they believe it was possibly twins that fused together during they get 2 completely separate heads and their tongues move independently, which tells them they've got to separate brains and the snakes. amazing right i thought it was a creepy singling the bronx with a m

. >> david: they all look like buttholes, actually. [ laughs ] but -- >> anthony: kind of. yeah, pre-prolapse. [ laughter ] >> anthony: wang mandu. king crimped. steamed until soft. eat. >> anthony: wow. that's nearly the size of your head. >> david: yeah, you know, it's like pizza. i'll eat them cold, too. >> anthony: right. >> david: save two and have them for dinner. >> anthony: and mandu. smaller, with thinner dumpling skins, served with red chili paste. >> david: those are the dessert ones. those got red bean in it. >> anthony: oh, god. wow. oh, these are delicious. these are just, like, so huge. >> david: go for it. >> anthony: so, would this be classically post-drinking food or pre-drinking food? [ laughter ] lay down a base of absorbent material? >> david: yeah, i mean, there's a lot of bread here. but i don't really drink. i'm just, uh, falling under peer pressure right now. i'll be one of the cool guys, so -- >> anthony: i like this place already. good signage. it's important. >> david: yeah. the sign's awesome. >> anthony: if that sign does not sing to you, then we cannot be friends. >> david: mari, hi. >> woman: hi, david.

david: optimistic, pessimistic? i am rumored -- reminded of martin luther king who said something to the effect that this generationhave to answer not for the bad deeds of the bad people but for the up politics silence of good people. and people are being silent about some of the things going on now. david: optimistic or pessimistic? [applause] >> i am optimistic. nowent a lot of time abroad and i can tell you the admiration and respect other countries have for what we have, freedom -- and i do believe it comes down to what the discussion is about. it is about the construct of laws we have that a for the individual rights and when we are in countries -- even if it is in europe much less in some of the more autocratic countries in the middle east or asia, there is a huge amount of respect from business people the government people about what we are. i'm very optimistic. david: andy? >> i am optimistic because democracy is contagious and i make sureke a desk that continuous. and it is only contagious of america leads the way so we have to infect others with our democracy. i do worry that we do not have civil digital

the top spot at the box office after some tough competition with david daniel now with a look at which movies made the top 5. the lion king made the top 5 for a 9th straight weekend million gave the remake a domestic total of 534 million. >>$4.3 million but the preteen comedy, good boys in 4th place. angel has fallen cross 60 million in domestic ticket sales with a 3rd place weekend worth million. hustlers took the experts by surprise the drama inspired by a true story debuted in second place with a better than expected $33.2 million. it chapter 2 held onto the top spot scaring up million for a 10 day domestic total of 154 million in hollywood. i'm david daniel. looking at these let's look end to end on a happy to >>1000 pets up for adoption the weekend of the only county fairgrounds to so cute when they sleep and he anything that just don't you my shoes with a little guy. it was a america's largest pet adoption event ever that's what they called because you can't go home empty-handed no yeah people across the bay area came. >>to help these puppies find their forever homes included classes actually and workshops to for ne

king of speed. >> this is "up" i'm david gura. many think texas is in play. ted cruz sounds the alarm. off. they hate the president and that is a powerful motivator. if they show up and everybody else doesn't, that is how we end up with a potentially damaging result. what is described as a texodus. five who say they are not going to receive reelection. somebody very familiar with that word. square that with me compared to the cost of investment. ron brown talks about tla thiha. what seemed insurmountable is the amount of money it would cost. is there still a worry about how expensive it is to play in texas. >> it is so much more cost effective to play for a place in other states. what i think is key to remember here, i'm still skeptical the race could come on line in the state a year from now. enormous resources are being poured in. there is a shot they could take the house of representatives and pick up more movement in the state. the focus on texas has been a ch charismatic candidate. >> you spend a lot of time in texas, i want to ask you about what ted cruz said there. he went you t

made its displeasure clear after david cameron reveals he asked for the queen's support during the scottish referendum. and still to come: after an online campaign, burger kinghildren's meals. coming up on sportsday on bbc news. we talk women's golf, winning and how to clamp down on slow play with europe's victorious solheim cup captain catriona matthew. tomorrow the rugby world cup kicks off injapan as the hosts play russia in tokyo. all 48 matches of the tournament are expected to be sold out, despite japan not being a traditional rugby nation. katie gornall looks at the rise in popularity of the sport. tokyo is a sprawling, enchanting city. it's a place where the modern nestles alongside the traditional and it's a new frontier for a sport hoping to make a good impression. excitement is building. 15,000 people turned upjust to watch wales train in southern japan and the country's commissioner for sport believes this tournament could leave a lasting legacy. translation: this, the first time the world cup is coming to a country that has no tradition in rugby. for us injapan, we are really excited to have the tournament so i am hoping that the rugby becomes p

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david willis, bbc news, washington. burger kingbreakfast earlier, the boss of burger king said they had removed 30 tonnes of plastic straws this year. by doing what we are doing, we are taking action today, we are not committing to doing something in five years' time, this is a piece on thejourney and so it is the fact we are doing something, doing something now, but we are not sitting here pretending we are not sitting here pretending we are not sitting here pretending we are smug or we have done a great job and it is all finished. there is a lot of work to do and this is just a lot of work to do and this is just a part of it. you've become the resident dolphin expert this morning. i was always going to say you have become a dolphin. i've learned this morning, picture this scene. a city canal but in florida, not exactly normal. some dolphins trapped in the canal. the local volunteers, they wanted to try and get them out of the canal so what do they do? they form a human chain and very gradually drive the dolphins out towards the o

the sequel to stephen king's it is hoping to scare up audiences as i know it would for me. davidthe only real competition for it chapter 2 this weekend is the horror films own predecessor, the 2017 original debuted with a staggering million the longer more expensive sequel which continues. the terror tale 27 years later isn't expected to launch quite that well box office watchers predict an opening worth 85 to $90 million r more, maybe even 100 million easily enough to dominate the weekend box office in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>take a look at this, you'd don't worry your eye sites not off. it's a two-headed rattlesnake 2 men in new jersey actually founded this two-headed baby rattlesnake now the men actually study snakes and other reptiles for their living and they think it's the first 2 headed rattlesnake ever found in new jersey. i'm over here and not even knowing we had other 2 headed rattlesnakes and they think was actually supposed to be a twin. but during development they found that somehow is fused together the snakes times actually flick separately you can see it th

king-maker then? >> i think it will be taken away from him. i think davidright, painful as it is to say that. what we've got to wait and see, as much as everybody in the democratic side wants to say, forget about the electability stuff, no. you can't forget about the electability stuff. the real test for warren, she has enthusiasm. i don't know if she can get the enthusiasm when it comes to electability. >> where enthusiasm meets reality. reality check time, black, asian, hispanic female unemployment record lows in history. women, lowest in 65 years. five plus million jobs created. >> we're not talking about the president. we're talking about the democratic primary. >> i'm taking this to a point. unemployment, disabled employment at low. when you look at numbers, not just people, they are american people that will cast the votes. elizabeth warren hags to get the people to say their life isn't better. >> he can't help himself. >> that is what, these are the people they have to convince to vote for them. charles: right. >> that includes democrats and independ

david cicilline of rhode island, the first congressional district be speaking in providence in next week. senator angus king of maine will be speaking to the newington council, congressman jim govern will be speaking to the newington council. congressman joe courtney of connecticut will be speaking to the new england council, all this month. some temer 17th we will host a speaker of the british house of commons, john broke out. and janelle i think it will be an interesting session in light of what is going on in -- and neil i think it will be an interesting session in light of what is going on in london and in harlem it. we will also host chris murphy of connecticut for the capital conversation series and washington, d.c.. and finally next month, we announced our honorees for when he 19 annual dinner that will be held in boston with 1700 people from all six new england states coming together. one of the recipients will be your own senator maggie hassan. we are delighted. today needless to say, we are delighted to welcome as we say a loja, to our good friend congresswoman kelsey gabbard as she campaigns for

david: how much do content wars heat up? >> content is kingers here are the consumers, you know, i'm shopping my varney clips for 400 million, no takers yet, ultimately you sitting at home in your couch have access to basically any sort of content, you had to go to movie theater, you can see anything whenever you want. david: has netflix or at&t have been after bar rescue. >> my network keeps bar rescue to itself because the marathons are so successful that they only let a few of the episodes out, when you think of the relationship with seinfeld, a lot of hours of programming, it's not an hour and a half movie. >> hulu, only 1% comes from sign -- seinfeld, that's a lot of money for 1%. >> addicts are so -- a lot of fanatics have series. >> brand affiliation as well. david: absolutely, take a look at the big board, recovering a little bit, tinny bit, it's down but moderately so, down 65 points on the dow. and take a look at gm as strike enters day 2, it's down not too much today, again, things are beginning to settle in and questions concerning

juanita in atlanta georgia, the wife of ralph david abernathy who was the copilot of the civil rights movement of the '60s and '50s with dr. martin luther kingse women gave so much of themselves, of their family, and stood shoulder to shoulder, not behind, but shoulder to shoulder with their husbands in the fight for civil and human rights in this country. too often, people forget it was the women that were the backbones of the civil rights movement. and no women personified and exemplified that more than juanita aber narth ernathy and clyburn. that does it for me. i'll see you back here next saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> this sunday, the president and the whistleblower. >> i don't know the identity of the whistleblower. i hear it's a partisan person. >> president trump response to reports that while he held up aid to ukraine, he was urging its president to create an investigation targeting joe biden. >> i can say that it's a totally appropriate conversation. it was actually a beautiful conversation. >> then, without evidence, suggested more. >> it doesn't matter what i discuss, but i will say

king. there is a lot of news this morning, including president trump's surprise announcement by tweet that he cancelled a secret camp davidmit with afghanistan's president and representatives of the taliban that was planned for today. we're going to get to that. >>> but we begin with the 2020 race and the critical primary state of new hampshire. 19 presidential hopefuls campaigned there this weekend, bringing their 2020 pitches to the state democratic party convention. there was, of course, the competition to out attack president trump. >> we cannot and i will not let this man be re-elected president of the united states of america. >> americans are looking to prescription drug prices and wondering how they're going to be able to buy groceries, and the president's got us arguing whether to buy greenland. >> the motto of this great state is live free or die. i want you to help us live free from donald trump starting on january 20th, 2021. >> and also calling for the democratic party to get back to its roots. >> we win when we call out what is broken, when we show how to fix it, and when we build a grass roots movement to g

david daniel has a look at other films that round out the top 5. >>overcomer took 5th place crossing the finish line with million the lion king finished in the top 5th straight weekend million gave in 4th place and a domestic total of 529 million the preteen comedy. good boys fell to 3rd place electing million. after 2 weekends on top angel has fallen fell to second on ticket sales of million. it chapter to launch the fall movie season on a strong note debuting with $91 million second only to the 2017 original as the biggest september opening of all time in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>addition as all budget news stories this week and deborah norville is here to tell us what's coming up deborah, the stories of sexual-harassment and worse have not died with jeffrey epstein. no they certainly haven't done today on inside edition daria we're going to be speaking with a leash our dan who was a lingerie model former actors on baywatch you met with epstein, more than 2 decades ago for what she had been told was an audition to be a victoria's secret model that's not what happened she described him putting his hands all over her pulling down her top pul