elyse hue covered many stops of the president's trip. and ian bremer was in da nang. and richard haass is the president of the council on foreign relations and author of a world in disarray. richard, how do you explain the putin thing? it feels as though donald trump just can't stop himself from staying that he agrees more with putin than almost any western leader. >> well, the president gets points for consistency. and that might be about it. for several years now he has been sanquine, sympathetic, supportive russia and mr. putin. and even though he tried to correct it at his most recent stop by saying it's important to work with russia on on some of these issues, he's basically wrong. you cannot, you should not give russia a pass anytime it violates the basic norms of international order, whether interfering in our elections, whether taking crimea, whether using force indiscriminately in syria. so what he did is simply wrong in foreign policy and also basic morality. >> elyse, other than on this, the president had actually stayed pretty much on script and was striki

elyse perry just reached the the wicket of the day so far. elyse perryjust reached the 150 mark.ave been in action. despite the injury problems they had a morale boosting win, as their own ashes series edges closer? that's right. england wrapped up he three wickets they needed to beat a cricketer ‘s failure 11 in adelaide. they were bowled out forjust cricketer ‘s failure 11 in adelaide. they were bowled out for just 75, england winning that match by 192 runs, three wickets for craig 0verton, three wickets forjames anderson. a decent run out for the england players. they now had out to townsville in queensland for their final warmup match ahead of the first test in brisbane, which starts in ten days. andy, thank you. it looks very golden behind you this morning. we enjoy the toddlers running past year. i guess we are getting into the sporting spirit, all of us. exactly. they are on uk national tv. the autumn international rugby season gets underway today with the home nations, facing the best of the southern hemsiphere, over the next month. first up — its scotland against samoa.

they stabilise thanks to a superb half—century from elyse perry, confirming her status as their starwith perry, confirming her status as their 51 england struck again. perry, confirming her status as their 51 er brunt ;truck again. perry, confirming her status as their 51 er brunt dropping iin. perry, confirming her status as their 51 er brunt dropping rachel katherine brunt dropping rachel hayes to provide a late boost to their hopes of victory. —— dropping rachel hayes. it was always going to bea rachel hayes. it was always going to be a difficult pitch, especially into the second innings. as the pitch starts to break up, it‘s been really difficult. so the fact that we got runs on the board and we were batting first in the second innings puts us in a really good position. second day then in which the momentum flowed. england can take confidence, but this match remains intriguingly poised. england‘s men have been in action as they warm up for their ashes series. the bowlers really impressed against a cricket australia 11. they could‘ve won it with a day to spare, restricting the inv

the day though beloned toaustria and elyse perry and her double test century.s and it was special. just a really great event for women's cricket so it was really nice to be out there for the day. and as i said, not all fun. that is all the sports for now. two of the world's most outspoken leaders, us president donald trump and his philippine counterpart rodrigo duterte, are due to meet in a few hours' time in manila. the bbc went to subic bay, a former us naval base in the philippines to see if residents there could correctly match up some of their most infamous outbursts. i'm speechless. there is no issue with me, regarding corruption, girls yes, but money now. he says that all the time. it doesn't matter what they write as long as you have got a junk and beautiful piece of bleep. that is a tough one but i would say probably duterte. that was actually donald trump. really? i would duterte. that was actually donald trump. really? iwould wink duterte. that was actually donald trump. really? i would wink he would say something exactly like that. pa rt say somethi

especially the plans for greater integration have been put on hold and i think especially for french elyse this has been a bit of a problem so there seems to be a number of really key sticking points when it comes to the negotiations can you just walk us through what those are and are they you know do you think that they will come to a consensus on them i do still think that consensus is possible but there is a lot of there are so many problems primary immigration finances and taxes energy and environmental policy to just name a few of them and they are still quite far from agreement there what are angela merkel's options. well she has to make this work i think because if she does not a single reelection or a new election would be very difficult for. going into this election i mean it was widely speculated that she would indeed get a majority that was in fact the case although many people saying that she had a bit of a weakened position if new elections were to happen today who would be the winners who would be the losers and ultimately do you think it would cost her the chancellery. i thi

and elyse is correct, he has to walk a fine line here.ina do more on north korea so you have to meert somewhsom meter the trade imbalances. >> and we're all being look being ahead now when the president is in vietnam, he is supposedly going to be meeting with vladimir putin. a lot to discuss on that issue. including the whole issue of russia's interference medal management u.s. presidential election. >> and you see the jockeying going onmedalmanagement u.s. presidential election. >> and you see the jockeying going on. kremlin put out there that the meeting will take place. you heard secretary of state rex tillerson say listen, we're not so sure the meeting will take place. we have to see what the kind of deliverables will be if there is a reason to meet, are we going to get anything out of that meeting. so i think florida is the kind of thing you usually see behind the scenes. but this meeting is very important in terms of north korea, that is really the preeminent issue. they have to talk about syria. will the issue of elections meddling

elyse perry, the australian player, is not only extraordinary at cricket but also plays for all.ket. that was the youngest of any man and woman. then two weeks after that she played for her country in football. she scored an amazing goal in a quarter—final and also took three wickets, i think it was three, in a world cup match for australia with a broken ankle. extraordinary! like ian botham. he played football on the site, but she's doing it at the top level. and to do it simultaneously is amazing. she also writes children's stories... she says she isn't good at technology or netball, but i bet she is! here's susan with a look at this morning's weather. many of you will be out and about taking part in remembrance day services and parades, how is it looking? a cold day across the british isles, air from looking? a cold day across the british isles, airfrom the looking? a cold day across the british isles, air from the arctic will bring biting northerly winds. this heron had the right idea in staffordshi re this heron had the right idea in staffordshire a short time ago, hunkered

reporter for "the new york times," nick confessore, harold ford jr., former aide to the bush white house, elyse jordan and former fbi special agent clint watts. >>> 26 people, ranging in age from 5 to 72 gunned down during sunday morning worship at their small-town church in sutherland spring, texas. 26-year-old man, dressed in all black, tactical gear, bulletproof vest, armed with an ar assault rifle, began firing into the church from outside. told he then entered the church and continued firing. as the suspect tried to make a getaway, officials say a local resident grab add rifle, began firing, causing the gunman to drop his weapon and flee the scene. >> a short time later, as law enforcement responded, the suspect right at the wilson/guadalupe county line crashed out and was found deceased in his vehicle. at this time we don't know if it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound or was shot by the local resident who engaged him in gunfire. >> let's bring in msnbc's ayman mohyeldin. ayman? >> reporter: the gas station you just referenced, where the gunman parked his car shooting first outside the ch

i still find it very disturbing that it appears elyse from twitter and facebook the sense that all these measures only originated on one farm in st. petersburg. most of the register of the above your initial reports. believed he would come in today say that we've identified other entities. we have more work to do. >> will come to the close of this if, for some reason you need antitrust waivers to collaborate with each other, please let us know. this is going to take an overall effort to minimize, i'm not going to use the word eliminate. to minimize the damage of more portly impact of what russia is doing, to do, and what others will do next year. behavior companies have a new degree security anyhow changes that are good. the challenges, if it fails the impact of the failure is different than it is in the 2016 elections. you all acknowledge that this applies to you. but you all asked for an exemption from the applicable fec law. i am reminded a portion of the content posted on facebook by facebook appear to support one candidate or another. clearly it falls within the lines of what the la

when trump elyse pruden, and don't take at face value per se piteous and there was no collusion.adalyn collusion of the same thing. he says that's not true. that is bs. he's also seen a few facebook as an russian television was not enough to impact the outcome of our election. it's just hysteria how impactful they are. he said it's time to move on, people. let's move on from the on from the of fun places can work together with the russians knowing that they are foes and the longer we debated it, the more we make them look strong. they look strong to longer we talk about it. >> he was also treating about what it is and that is north korea. let's put this out. why would kim jong un insult me by calling me old when i would never call him short and. i try so hard to be his friend and maybe someday that will have been. we were talking before the show started. people just don't understand the president. abby: because he's trying so hard. he's been too hard cheat on north korea. a number of folks support that. we need someone that is tough when it comes to north korea and tough on china