with me are david wooding, political editor of the sun on sunday, and shyama perera, the journalist andhe front pages. the observer leads on a call by london mayor sadiq khan for a second referendum on the uk's membership of the eu, saying voters should be given the chance to reject a brexit deal. the telegraph, on the other hand, carries an interview with former tory mp, author and remain voter jeffrey archer, who says he rejects the idea of a second referendum. the main story for the paper is an alleged dispute within the russian intelligence services over the failed assassination of sergei skripal. the express leads on claims that militia groups in libya are trying to get the country's ruling authority to "hand over" the brother of the manchester arena bomber, salman abedi, to avoid the possibility of him being extradited to the uk. the mail carries claims of muslim extremists hijacking a bible class at a london prison. the sunday times has an exclusive interview with leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, as well as an important discovery made at edinburgh zoo — in sho

and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this morning's reviewers are david wooding,al editor of the sun on sunday, and the author and journalist shyama perera. the prime minister has defended her plan for brexit and revealed she becomes "irritated" when asked how long she'll last in thejob. in an exclusive interview with the bbc‘s nick robinson, theresa may said the debate was not about her future, but the future of the united kingdom. and she was also critical of the former foreign secretary borisjohnson, as our political correspondent chris mason reports. you know what some people say? they rather liked it when you joked about being that "bloody difficult woman." they liked that. and they sometimes say, "where's she gone?" laughter. "we want her back." well, she's still there. there's a difference between those who think you can only be bloody difficult in public and those of us who think, actually, you bide your time and you're bloody difficult when the time is right. smiling but defiant, in her car and at chequers, after a week in which some of her mps openly plo

. -- mr david woods. there are so many other people to whom i am thankful. our city attorneys. as much as this sounds straightforward, there were some nuances in the meeting with the state definition and seeing how we could implement this. the city attorney's office did a phenomenal job in helping ensure that this was a well-crafted piece of legislation. and then individuals from santa clara county board of supervisors. they were our points of contact down there. and then the california state board pharmacy, laura hendricks. there were a lot of people who were involved in putting this piece of legislation together. but i always like to say is we don't always have the ideas. we don't always originate to the ideas and think about policy. and often times the best ideas come from the community. i want to thank the folks who brought this to our attention. we have, in my office some controversial things, recently but i'm hoping this is not controversial at all and this is something that will be encouraged by everybody. it is something that is well needed. thank you to everyone who ca

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david: tiger woods is in competition. alix: did you watch? david: no. i was on tv. alix: that's fine. we are joined by romaine bostick and lisa abramowicz. this chart caught our attention yesterday it is the 10-year yield versus the bloomberg dollar spot index going in opposite directions. i don't know that i am going to add the potential reasons it fell flat, but the recent this is concerning -- reason this is concerning his wife are foreign investors hedging against the dollar? that is the key question underlying some of these moves. perhaps we're not seeing the same kind of international investment we should be seeing in treasuries to keep the yield stabilized. romaine: i have a theory. a lot of this centers around the head and the fact that we destined the fed -- around the fed and the fact that we are in this tightening cycle. you are trying to reallocate, and if you are not already deep into treasuries, why would you move into the u.s. at this time? why not wait until the end of the year? lisa: yields are still higher. isn't that the whole point? tightening, w

we are not out of the woods yet. david? >> that is clear. victor, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all for us tonight. rob? >> reporter: hey, david. the problem with gordon is, it's hit the brakes, so, it's moving real slow. check out the center, right over jackson, mississippi. there are the bands that victor mentioned. going to take right through the weekend to spin itself into the great lakes and it's going to bump up against a couple of fronts, really squeezing more tropical moisture out of there. another four to eight inches possible. flooding potentially there. a very active atlantic ocean. likely another storm, plus hurricane florence, now a category 4 storm, david. we'll be watching that very closely into next week. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> now, to that emergency at jfk airport here in new york city. dozens of people on an incoming flight, quarantined. the cdc right there waiting, all because of a mystery illness onboard. the double decker jet placed in that quarantine while health officials in masks and gloves screened ever

escape so much of the chaos and destruction of hurricane florence, is still really not out of the woods. david. >> my colleague matt bradley there in columbia, south carolina. we will continue to check in with you and to track the storm all night here on msnbc. after the break we will turn back to politics and an allegation of sexual misconduct being levied against brett kavanaugh that dates back to his days in high school. could it affect the senate judiciary committee's confirmation vote which is scheduled to take place in a few days? we're bae goigoing to discuss t next. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it helps block six key inflammatory substances. most pills block one. flonase sensimist. most pills block one. ♪ girls are not in school because of economic issues and they have to work. at the malala fund, we help girls stay in school. the malala fund invests in education champions who work in the community and pave the way so tha

obama adviser bernstein and wood ward. david gergen who served numerous presidents dating back to the nixon administration and our chief analyst, gloria borger. david gergen, i'm not sure where to begin on this. what stands out to you? >> i think we ought to talk about the credibility issue. we go way back and it's true on a number of his books there have been questions and people refuted and said i never said that and so forth, but the look at the series of books, he has enormous credibility coming out of these. every book he has written to the best of my recollection has been proven in his essence. there were details he may have gotten wrong or mistold to him. his credibility is extremely high stretching back to watergate. far be it from an operative, asked bill clinton what he thought. i think i can hear carl laughing. he went after clinton and exploded about the stuff in there. a lot of people thought in his book about george w was sympathetic. i think the whole thing is we should not be questioning his credibility. we shoul

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unlikely to pet tiger woods and phil mickelson together even though they're much better friends than they used to be with just over a day to go before the tournament starts in paris david stokes has the latest from both camps. the u.s. team posing for official photos in paris amid lots of speculation about the two most senior players old rivals tiger woods and phil mickelson a much closer than they used to be but they've not been paired together at the ryder cup since the disastrous opening day at oakland hills in two thousand and four they were the world's top two players back then but lost both matches and the pairing was ditched never to be seen again until now perhaps they've been practicing together this week so might we see a return of the box office partnership wow. i mean i guess nothing's out of the realm they did play some some golf yesterday i think they both mentioned that it would be a lot better pairing than it was in the past you know i won't i won't ever say it couldn't happen but it's probably not too likely you have a target plays with he sure to be a dangerous weapon for the u.s. having just picked up his first victory in five years at the top champi

ryder cup captain jim furyk says he's unlikely to tiger woods and phil mickelson together against europe let's hear from david starks. the u.s. team posing for official photos in paris amid lots of speculation about the two most senior players old rivals tiger woods and phil mickelson a much closer than they used to be but they've not been paired together at the ryder cup since the disastrous opening day at oakland hills in two thousand and four they were the world's top two players back then but lost both matches and the pairing was ditched never to be seen again until now perhaps they've been practicing together this week so might we see a return of the box office partnership. wow. i mean i guess nothing's out of the realm they did play some some golf yesterday i think they both mentioned that it would be a lot better pairing than it was in the past you know i won't won't ever say it couldn't happen but it's probably not too likely despite their vast experience woods and mickelson have never won a roddick cup in europe but they younger teammates don't seem to catch those guys and want to combined hundred tw

david: in your neck of the woods, about 90 minutes from now the rba comes out with its decision.ot that we expect anything there anyway, the futures market pricing it out to the end of next year. is there anything i need to pay attention to in the language from the rba? not just later, but in the next few months? stephen: well, the board meeting today, the 25th month in a row with no change of interest rates. on our forecast, the next move will be an increase in november 2019. a bit over three years with no policy action. by the reserve bank says they do that deliberately, as a source of what they are saying, stability and confidence for the economy. the key thing is what is happening in wages growth, and therefore in inflation numbers. we get gdp numbers tomorrow, likely to show annual growth of 2.8%. that's pretty good growth, but not much inflation or wage pressure. the rba might comment on declines in the aussie dollar we have seen recently, and whether that might give extra growth or extra inflation. but overall, a steady hand on the tiller, not much new likely to come from

pay a tiger woods and phil mickelson together against europe even though they're much better friends than they used to be with just over a day to go before the tournament starts in paris david stokes has the latest from both camps italy the u.s. team posing for official photos in paris amid lots of speculation about the two most senior players old rivals tiger woods and phil mickelson a much closer than they used to be but they've not been paired together at the ryder cup since the disastrous opening day at oakland hills in two thousand and four they were the world's top two players back then but lost both matches and the pairing was ditched never to be seen again until now perhaps they've been practicing together this week so might we see a return of the box office partnership. wow. i mean i guess nothing's out of the around they did play some some golf yesterday i think they both mentioned that it would be a lot better pairing than it was in the past you know i won't won't ever say it couldn't happen but it's probably not too likely despite their vast experience woods and mickelson have never won a roddick cup in europe but they younger teammates don't seem to catch those

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wood stove. oh, damn. look at that. >> davidr 3 feet of ice and 100 feet of water. >> anthony: you are hopeless, hopeless romantics, gentleman. oh, jesus. look at that. oh. the seared foie is perched atop an ethereal suspension of joel robuchon-inspired potato puree, of course. >> david: this is cornas from reynard vineyard by thierry allemand. >> anthony: nice. >> fred: that's wonderful. >> anthony: yes. yes, it is. really, is there a -- is there a billionaire or a despot anywhere on earth who at this precise moment is eating better than us? >> fred: no. >> anthony: no. look at that. >> david: epoisse, saint-marcellin. >> anthony: cheese. there must be cheese. in this case, a voluptuously reeking epoisse, who some, less hardy outdoorsmen might call overripe. but not us. oh, this is awesome. what do we have here? >> fred: a few cubans. >> anthony: oh, wait a minute. you guys, uh, have a much more relaxed attitude towards the importation of cuban cigars. chartreuse, of course, and a dessert as rare as it gets, a dinosaur-era mons

woods. and david silva has been talking candidly about the premature birth of his son.ss in his career, winning three prmeier legaue titles with manchester city, and a world cup and two european championships with spain. but the premature arrival of a son, mateo, in december had an understandable impact on him as a person and a footballer. silva spent five months travelling between manchester and his family in spain. it was really tough, it was so difficult to him being in hospital for so long. he was in spain. it meant i had to travel a lot and i could hardly train. i didn't sleep well and i wasn't eating well. luckily the team was playing well and that really helped me a lot. i've said it before, the only time i could get it out of my mind was when i was playing. i would start thinking that everything once the match was over. but yes, it really was a good escape. football is what we like and enjoy the most. and you can see more of that interview with david silva on the bbc‘s premier league show this evening. david was hugely appreciative to the medical staff in manche

he still going to this conference in the woods in tennessee to speak on estate of david duke actually been deemed with him for a year. i think it's disingenuous to suggest that we can change the growing quickly. it requires a tremendous investment of time and energy them out of what tactic are using. >> you know, i remember seeing from the movie dead men walking -- have people seem that? very, very powerful film. and sister -- >> helen prejean. you know, it leads me to a couple of questions. one is about, you know, eli, you know, , the story that is so powerful in american culture about the person who was transformed by some experience and then becomes a transformational figure. you know, malcolm x or bobby kennedy. and the place that such a person occupies in our cultural imagination. it leads me to a question of, is that something that exists within many of us, or is it frankly quite rare to experience that type of transmission? that's on the one side. this is sort of a long-winded two-part question. on the other side, there's a scene in that film where the sister is confronted by -

david l. williams, united states navy. [bell ringing] >> major dwayne williams, united states army. [bell ringing] >> chief marvin roger woods, united states navy, retired. [bell ringing] >> captain john d. yemnicky sr., united states navy retired. vikki yancy. petty officer second class kevin w. yoakam, united states navy. chief donald m. yumm united states navy. -- donald m. young, united states navy. edmond g. young jr. lisa l. young. [bell ringing] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain silent for the arrival of the official party, the national anthem performed by the united states naval academy glee club, a moment of silence to honor those killed at the pentagon, on united airlines flight 93 and in new york, and the invocation delivered by cap chaplain paul hurly, army chief of chaplains. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice chairman of the joints chief of staff general paul silva. >> ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense james m. mattis. >> ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states michael r. pence and the second lady of the united states mrs. karen pence. ♪ ♪ >> please join me in respect for

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good enough to give him a share of the lead and the still two days left david stokes al-jazeera over on the u.s. p.g.a. tour tiger woods continues to impress at the season ending to a championship he has a share of the lead at the halfway stage woods carded two under par second round of sixty eight to go seven and overall and that was including a double bogey he's tied at the top with world number one justin rose was will be playing in the ryder cup next week and the tennis equivalent the laver cup began in chicago on friday. i. named after australian great rod laver it's bjorn borg the europeans up against john mcenroe's rest of the wool teen novak djokovic jen rogers federal among the big names in action it was grigor dimitrov and francis to your foe who got the tournament started and it was the man in blue dimitroff who took it comfortably in straight sets six one six four to get europe or to a winning start. i to spain where leaders plans to play a game in the united states of hit a roadblock the spanish football federation has sent the legal later denying their request to play the game between barcelona and you're

i am david west and, he looked alix steel because forget about trades, the real news is tiger woods is back. alix: that was really exciting. we all know viewers were shocked, but this was amazing. to see the crowd rushed on like they were rushing -- david: on the 18th hole, it sounded like a football game. they were shouting -- usa, usa! it was pretty exciting. and losers ofers this unexpected shift for tiger woods. in the markets, the big question is, is it the rally that you want to chase, or did we see tactical trade over the last few days? euro-dollar is up by .1. seen to have breaking news. sirius xm is going to buy at $3.5-- valued billion. david: that is a big move, fascinating. pandora has been struggling and has gone through a series of ceos. sirius has been aggressive, particularly going up against spotify. spotify the big dog here in streaming. alix: and it will be the largest platform. david: good for me because i like pandora and sirius. a share..14 cent everythingle together with comcast, it is all that streaming. it is a whole new world. it is not about satellite or cabl

david accords, a diplomatic trial that strengthened our national security. members will recall this agreement was preceded by two weeks of confidential negotiations among the american israeli egyptian heads of state. sequestered in the woods of maryland. during that time some were genuinely concerned that jimmy carter might undermine the security of our ally, israel. yet congress wasn't privy to every utterance. by constitutional design we are not in the room for such discussions. we didn't demand transcripts of every conversation president obama had with the russians, even after an open microphone caught him asking president medvedev for some quote, space on missile defense issues, explaining that we would, quote, have more flexibility after his 2012 reelection. this resolution before us today has implications far beyond our current president or our last president. it is about the ability of all presidents to engage with foreign leaders. and sadly, this resolution goes against the grain of this committees important bipartisan work to confront russia's dangerous acts as my colleagues know, this includes powerful sanctions which we authored on russian hackers and intelligence agencies. passed as part of the caatsa which th

david louie, abc7 c news. >> the start of movement is really fantastic. >>> an update on a young female bear burned in the carr fire. he was released back into the woods. he was spotted a month ago licking his burned paws. she was taken in. the same therapy was used on two bears burned in a fire last year in southern california and they're also back in the wild now. >>> actress jane fonda and comedian lily tomlin are back in san francisco this afternoon. they're pushing for the national adoption of a living wage for millions of american restaurant workers. the abc7 news was at pacino cafe in the dog patch as the celebrity social activist headlines a fund-raiser for one fair wage. they're pushing for all 50 states to give at least the minimum wage. right now california is one of eight states requiring it. the rest allow workers who earn tips to be paid a lot less than minimum wage. >> many more women are working in places where they're paid basically a very low wage. like the nationally mandated wage federally is $2.15 an hour or $2.13 an hour. >> in fact, women make up two thirds of the nation's tipped workers, and studies find those who depend mainly

he still going to this conference in the woods in tennessee to speak on estate of david duke actually been deemed with him for a year. i think it's disingenuous to suggest that we can change the growing quickly. it requires a tremendous investment of time and energy them out of what tactic are using. >> you know, i remember seeing from the movie dead men walking -- have people seem that? very, very powerful film. and sister -- >> helen prejean. you know, it leads me to a couple of questions. one is about, you know, eli, you know, , the story that is so powerful in american culture about the person who was transformed by some experience and then becomes a transformational figure. you know, malcolm x or bobby kennedy. and the place that such a person occupies in our cultural imagination. it leads me to a question of, is that something that exists within many of us, or is it frankly quite rare to experience that type of transmission? that's on the one side. this is sort of a long-winded two-part question. on the other side, there's a scene in that film where the sister is confronted by -

i am david west and, he looked alix steel because forget about trades, the real news is tiger woods isiting. we all know viewers were shocked, but this was amazing. to see the crowd rushed on like they were rushing -- david: on the 18th hole, it sounded like a football game. they were shouting -- usa, usa! it was pretty exciting. alix:

david hockney. well, i think... ..i think it's probably the last of my english landscapes. and coming up on bbc news: rory mcilroy says it's silly to focus on tiger woodse prepare their assault on team usa's ryder cup in paris. good evening and welcome to the bbc‘s news at six. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has declared that his party is ready to start work on a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain and says labour is ready to govern. in his closing speech at the labour party conference in liverpool, he said he would end the "greed—is—good" culture that has dominated politics and pledged to "kickstart a green jobs revolution". mr corbyn said he would only support a deal on leaving the european union if it includes a customs union, something the prime minister has ruled out. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, sent this report from liverpool. cheering adored here... on his turf... and on his terms. evenjoining in that familiar anthem. chanting: "0h, jeremy corbyn!" hoping to provide a contrast of political primary colours. labour trades in hope for the many, not favours for the few. that is our strength, and together, we're going to chan

david hockney to celebrate the queen's reign. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers the broadcaster lynn faulds woodooker, deputy editor of the daily express. stay with us for that. good evening. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has declared that his party is ready to start work on a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain, and says his party is ready to govern. in his closing speech at the labour party conference in liverpool he said he would kickstart a greenjobs revolution, creating 400,000 new positions. he also said labour was committed to reducing the uk's net carbon emissions by 60% by 2030 and to zero by 2050. mr corbyn also said he would only support the prime minister's deal on leaving the european union if it includes a customs union, something theresa may has ruled out. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, sent this report from liverpool. cheering and applause adored here. on his turf. and on his terms. evenjoining in that familiar anthem. # 0h, jeremy corbyn...#. hoping to provide a contrast of political primary colours. labour trades in hope for the many, not favours for the

wood sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> the head of the transportation security administration, david pekoski, testified before the senatesportation committee earlier this week. he updated senators on the department's progress and challenges in aviation security. it's about 40 minutes.

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david stokes al-jazeera. so there was in portugal over in the united states on the u.s. p.g.a. tour tiger woods is back in action on day two of the tour championship in atlanta this is him on thursday for birdies and an eagle helped him into a share of the lead with an opening round of sixty five matched only by ricky fowler tiger is currently tied for the lead with six under that's with spain's john rocker. to spain now where leaders plans to play a game in the united states of hit a roadblock with spanish football federation a simple legal letter denying their request to play the game between barcelona and jet on or in miami in january there's been widespread criticism since the plans were revealed last month and players have threatened to go on strike but despite the spanish federation saying no president is adamant they will not give up in their quest to play matches stateside two dozen of these are not going to i continue being optimistic because i stand ninety percent by what we have decided and we will maintain our plans this is a strategic issue for us is playing in the united states is

wood sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >>> the head of the transportation security administration, david pekoski, testified before the senate, science and transportation committee earlier this week. he updated senators on the department's progress and challenges in aviation security. it's about 40 minutes. >>> good morning and welcome back, admiral pekoski. i want to begin by thanking you and the tsa for what you do. that's something we don't say often enough. at the same time i want to encourage you to continue improving, and that's what spans our oversight today. about two years ago, the extensive safety act was enacted into law. it included multiple provisions from my airport security enhancement design act designed to look over tsa's efforts. two years later, some remain outstanding, including regulations to enhance airline employee access controls. i look forward to hearing an update on the implementation of these measures. i stress that to stay continually involved, we must ensure that tsa is able to test, procure and employ advance to see those threats. including tomography and layers to enhance more security and com

woods was leading after the first round but he's now slipped five shots off the pace. of australia's hopes of a first win in this season's rugby championship being hit after david poco was ruled out of saturday's game against south africa has failed to recover from a neck injury sustained against new zealand last month australia's captain says he's concerned officials aren't doing enough to protect players neck injuries a pretty big part of the game and i know being in a similar position to david you want to be protected and safe in that in that part and this is what it's bad to play safety so. you know like it's now cost cost us one you know david having to sit out and be concerned about a pretty vital part of your body and as a fellow player you know you've got us into. south africa looking to hit back after losing to argentina last time out the springboks second in the table behind new zealand out of one just three of the last fourteen test matches away from hong. middle east did you see become what we do this game because you can very well be full blooded both with israel and the thing for us is a. limit we gave to me last year with me and we put israel on the world

woods was to wonder when the official retirement announcement was going to arrive. if you need a reminder of how much he means to the world of golf look at the reaction in atlanta. davidar he's come and how difficult it's been given all the surgery he has had. i'd probably have to say that this baby is greatest victory. he has 180 tournaments now, 14 majors, you cannot back at many of the tournaments and say this was a great win but for him to come back, it's been truly amazing. a year ago, we we re really been truly amazing. a year ago, we were really writing him off. he had a lot of personal problems and the injuries themselves were amazing. the fact that when you have a bad backin the fact that when you have a bad back in golf, it really is the ability to. for tiger to come back the way he has, it's been a shock for him i'm sure how well he's playing and a shock to many in the golfing fraternity but really how much he's played. in terms of playing nearly five out of the last six weeks, it really is incredible. just an amazing turnaround and just goes to show there is only one tiger woods. he's obviously resurrected his career now. did he play differently? the crowd

woods. i think after the midterms, if you see a little bit of change in tune, may be emerging-market equities could become a lot more interesting. valuations are very high. david you go big in the emerging-market debt, do you had to that with some other asset class, or simply by diversifying within the emerging-market debt? rick: if you look at our portfolio, we are risk on, but the biggest risk is u.s. equities. for many investors that has been -- to say that they are overvalued, but if you look at it in a portfolio, including emerging-market debt, it balances out nicely. alix: a lot of emerging-market numbers coming out after the surprise a rate hike from russia. what are you paying attention to? which is central bank decision are you paying close attention to this week? rick: some who look like they're behind the curve, brazil, indonesia, where there is a lot of pressure and people are looking at the differential and saying that they have caught up with events, because in some cases they haven't. alix: thank you so much. coming up, more on the aftermath of hurricane florence. we will speak to the president of one of the largest manufacturers of generators,

woods about to do it? guess what, it has happened! you are not as excited as i thought you were. i stayed up late enjoying the excitement. did you watch davideen the bodyguard yet, if we are going to discuss it at any point... we will put spoiler alert! no spoiler alert here. just over a year ago, tiger woods was outside the top 1,000 in golf‘s world rankings, but with just days until the ryder cup he's now a winner again. just look at the crowds that rushed to the 18th to see him win his first title in five years at the season—ending tour championship in atlanta. woods won by two shots and looks back to his best after years of personal problems and back injuries. it's four successive wins in the premier league for arsenal. alexandre lacazette put them on the way to a 2—0 win over everton. chelsea failed to win for the first time this season. lukas fabianski's face—saving stopped them beating west ham. it finished goalless at the london stadium. and celtic are down to sixth in the scottish premiership, after they were beaten 2—1 by kilmarnock. an injury time winner from stuart findlay sent them to their second defeat of the season. rangers