. >> it hahas just been announcedy elisabeth borne.t will arrange from 150 per up to 18 euros for long haul business class fares. it is expected to raise 180 million euros to finance infrastructure. has dropped by 3%. genie: airbus has alerted regulators after discovered an issue on its a380 supuper jumbo jet. >> they found micro-fissures on the wings of some a380s. the company has informed all airlines of the issue, which does not affect the airworthiness of the plane. 25 older a380s are being inspected as a result. genie: the u.s. is turnrning up itits temperature on ththe trade disputute with china. tariffsy a are implyingg new on imported steel. it is benefiting from government subsidies. these are separate from the steel and aluminum tariffs on mexico which were lifted by the trump administration. they will be collected immediately but could be rereversed later if f officials change theheir mind on the issu. are cauausing coconcern fofor farmers in cafornia. ththey produduce 80% of the wors almomonds but they haveve been t with a

here is the forecast for the morning, there will be elisabeth cloud across eastern and south—easternu like spots of rain, but the vast majority of the country will be waking up to some sunshine and sea temperatures, no real change in their weekend. lou possibly the mid—20s in the far side of the country, up to around about 22 expected in the lowlands of scotland. buying evening on the way on monday, as well. monday night, into tuesday, little change. high—pressure still there, but it is still starting to erode away as this low pressure starts to put in off the atlantic with its weather fronts, as well. but it is only in the north—west of the uk but we are going to getjust a few showers, spits and spots of rain on the western isles and may be northern ireland, too. much fingered and wales had a fine day on tuesday and if anything the cabbages will be rising through tuesday into wednesday. that is because of a change in the wind direction, wind is coming out of the south south—west. out of the continent. went today that low pressure is edging closer and high—pressure has slipped away t

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the central three characters, you, elisabeth moss, and tiffany haddish, which -- elisabeth moss does>> she's so funny. i don't know what i expected. i thought she'd come in in like a cloak reading chaucer. [ laughter ] and then she's super, super funny. and i'm just like, what? >> jimmy: and then tiffany's ridiculous. like -- >> oh, my god. there is -- literally whatever chip the filter is in is gone. gone. just yelling -- somebody walked by across the street. and she's like, "are you single?" [ laughter ] i'm tiffany haddish, are you single? i'm like tiffany, you are tiffany haddish. you can't just -- don't shout your number out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: maybe you're going to fix her one that guy you had the date with. [ laughter ] the backpack and the whole thing. [ applause ] >> no, i love her too much. >> jimmy: meanwhile, in addition to this you -- i've read that you are going to be part of the live action remake of "the little mermaid." >> what's that? >> jimmy: "the little mermaid." the disney -- >> disney? >> jimmy: yes. from time to time disney will take a cartoon and make it

joining us now is elisabeth bumiller, washington bureau chief for the new york times.uld have other implications for senior figures in washington, would have other implications for seniorfigures in washington, and so it is proving. the labour secretary was a prosecutor in miami and did cut this very lenient deal 11 years ago. that is absolutely right. and right now, the president is standing by him, but there are calls all over the place for his resignation. the miami herald which broke the most recent story about what happened in florida wrote a scathing editorial this morning calling for his resignation. mr acosta says he got the best deal possible at the time. there is some debate about that amongst former prosecutors in his office, some support and say it was true, it was a tough case, they did not have a lot of cooperation at the time from the women, they suspected they were paid off, they felt it would be hard to make a case, other people in the office say that he should have made a case, they argued strongly for it. in the end, it was the plea deal, one of the m

[applause] zaheer: thank you both, elisabeth and sylvia. will set the timer up, because we have been really good with our time. i want to continue that tradition. so the muslims in brooklyn project, you have heard a little bit about it and i'm going to talk about how we have been approaching the histories of muslims in brooklyn. have kind of thought about the histories of muslims in brooklyn, these five themes. one, the theme of migration. both physical migration but also spiritual migration. migration of people to the united states, from brooklyn to other parts of the united dates. migration of people out of brooklyn. as you know, there is a serious concern with gentrification and displacement that has caused a lot of people to leave brooklyn. the spiritual migration that the story of people who come to islam, as well as the people who leave islam, so we are not centralizing the stories of muslims to anyone population. the second theme is the theme of institution building, which is something that usually happens almost as soon as people ge

the editor in chief elisabeth rosenthal joins us now.is could have happened to anybody. what could the valentines have do done differently? >> jessica works with insurance. this is a case of the insurer and insured. it's the poor valentines who are left with the bill. you can as she did look for a provider in network. always a first step and smart. she went to the directory, which was hugely -- as we know, many directories are inaccurate, confusing, it's hard to find, your loved one is sick, and there was apparently no one in-network. she checked with a representative from the insurer to confirm that and she even went to the insurance commissioner to say, hey, i looked. there's no one in-network. she did a whole lot of stuff in a setting of a very serious life crisis for her husband. you know, when we fall into one of those kind of loopholes or pitfalls, boy, the cost can be $500,000, and no one seems to kind of feel the human reaction of, hey, you know, she tried really hard, and so we're going to settle this, the insurer and provider.

elisabeth eats liin but the vibrant millennial, bernie sanders, had a message to the youth. >> we needbring millions of young people into the political iaocess in a way that we have never seen by, among other things, making public colleges s miluniversities tuition free ntd cancelling student debt. >> thank you, senator? >> we want a tiktok. ( as bernie ) "we want a tik tok snapchat in every cardi b. i'm bernie sanders and i'm running for student council president!" "i will come at you like a spired monkey!" >> stephen: ryan knew what to do on the environment. and he had the names to prove it. >> and you can go ask-- you can go ask gabe brown and alan williams, who actually make money off of regenerative agriculture. >> stephen: wait a second. alan williams and gabe brown. why didn't you say so when i've already forgotten their names. then tim ryan took a swipe at one of the heavied weights. >> i didn't say we couldn't get there until 2040, bernie. you don't have to yell. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i'm not yelling! this is what it sounds like when i whisper! it's how i sang my kids lulla

while elisabeth this time protesters are venting their ire again against the government about what they call are parallel traders coming from mainland china who are ordering items to be brought back to mainland china from hong kong they are demanding for more regulations are inspiring see and accountability basically from the government they say they would like these parallel traders to go back to china so in order to protect basically the trading that has the kind of training that has been in practice here for so long what we can see elizabeth over the past month is that issues are becoming more and more localized from the controversial extradition bill over the past few days we're seeing different sectors of civil societies here coming out and speaking about many issues elizabeth here they are marching towards the shank you station basically demanding for transparency regulation from the government they are shouting for caroline caroline to resign they would like her to step down from office they believe that she's no longer capable of running the government with transparency they say