eritrea, ghirmay ghebreslassie -- he is also the first athlete from eritrea to win a major marathon. -- it is like a championship for me, the race. >> he will take home $100,000 for the win and another $25,000 for running under two hours and eight minutes. thomas: it is time now for some business and finance news. fernande.d by on the agenda for the british prime minister's trip to india? course,: she is, of lending a trade deals for the post brexit u.k., but immigration is likely to be -- prime minister is in india seeking to boost trade and investment between the two countries. despite being unable to sign any bilateral trade deals until the brexit decision is finalized, the british government is moving ahead to develop trade ties outside the e.u.. >> we are both firm supporters of free-trade. we both want to be great exporting nations, so we should work together for ththe long-hal to break down barriers. >> but the british prime minister has her work come out -- cut out for her, did a shooting of free-trade agreement for the eu for the better part of a decade. one of the biggest s

covered thousands of miles to reach this point, traveling from afghanistan, sudan, ethiopia, and eritrea, determined to make the final jump and find relatives already living in the u.k. >> on both irritated and very disappointed with the way the state has handled the situation with these young people. >> police are attempting to find minor before they cans reach the coast line but local authorities say more needs to be done. >> where are they right now? who is supposed to be responsible for them? they are determined to go to the u.k. >> several other reception centers across france have reported similar instances of , and migrants disappearing some attempting to make their way back to calais. >> kate moody joins us. oil prices have plummeted over the past two years. the world's biggest oil company world is heading back to normal. >> one predicting oil prices will rebound in the first half of 2017. saying the gap between supply and demand is closing and that the market would be balanced in the coming months. analysts say the balance could come sooner if opec producers cartel carries throu

she finished in 2 hours, 24 minutes and 26 seconds ghelbreslassie from eritrea finished first with his first new york mrathon title... he is the youngest male winner at 20-years-old with a time of 2 hours, 7 minutes and 51 seconds :25-:32 pause for nats rod pampling with the birdie putt to seal the victory right here in las vegas...at the he finished 20 under...his 3rd career p-g-a tour win...and his first win in more than a decade. 2:37-2:47 it certainly gives you the confidence that you can compete against the younger guys and come out here and yeah, to happen to win this magnificent event, it's fantastic." golfers played here in las vegas at t-p-c summerlin... 1:07-1:14 pause for nats a big w night against the denver broncos...with a final score of 30 to 13.... they're now 7 and 2 on the season... last night the action wasn't just on the field... raiders fans were out before the game carrying signs demanding the team stay in oakland... the group even flew an airplane banner that read..."vegas, if you build it...we won't come" approved. that wasn't the only excitement for football ye

to inmates and called for improved er the word.tions in prisons all >>> a 20-year-old runner from eritrea became the youngest man to win the new york city marathon. he crossed the finish line in 2:08. among the women, a kenyan, won the third straight new york city marathon. more than 50,000 people ran this year. >>> coming up next, the challenges of covering campaign 2016 in the classroom. hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really... ...need a sick day. dads don't take sick days. dads take dayquil severe: the... ...non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat, stuffy... >>> many teachers have been treading carefully in the classroom when it comes to talking about this year's election. some changed lesson plans to avoid the language and subjects that have cop. mireya villarreal introduces us to one teacher who says no topic is off-limits. >> in this history classroom, daniel jost blends pop culture. >> did you know salt and pepper were talking immigration? >> and politics. i want to make them fall in love with the content of the study of history. and if you do those things, stud

critics say the new center will attract thousands more young men from countries such as afghanistan and eritrea>> people have been queuing at banks across india trying to exchange their 500 and 1000 rupi bills. they were withdrawn from circulation as part of the prime minister's crackdown on tax evasion. india's black economy makes up 1/5 of gdp. reporter: juice stretch out at banks across india. eues stretched out. their bills must be exchanged before the end of the year. after they stopped being legal tender at midnight on tuesday. banks were shot on wednesday to stock up on new notes. they arcing to get their currency swap as soon as possible. >> people are being told not to panic as the exchange can be done until the 30th of december. the banks will be open late every day so there is no need to worry. n waster: the currency ba kept secret until earlier this week when the prime minister announced the bulk of bank notes no longer held value as part of the government's bid to clean up a system that has relied on hard cash. about 80% of india's financial transactions are conducted to evade taxe

. >> and a 20 year old runner from eritrea became the youngest man to win the new york city marathonunday. ghirmay ghebresiassie pros crossed the finish line in just under two hours and eight minutes. among the women, mary keitany of kenya won her third straight new york city marathon. more than 50,000 people ran this year. >> coming up next, the challenges of covering campaign 2016-- 2016 in the classroom. >> quijano: many teachers have been treading carefully in the classroom when it comes to talking about this area's election. some have changed lesson plans to avoid taking on some of the language and subjects that have come up. but mireya villarreal introduces us to one teacher without says no topic is off limits. >> reporter: in this history classroom daniel jocz blends pop culture. >> did you know talking about immigration. >> reporter: and politics. >> i want to make them fall in love with the content of the study of history. and if you do those things, students are going to be very quick to want to learn and do amazing things within the classroom. >> reporter: joks says the da

james: it is worth saying that migrants continue to make those journeys overland in africa from eritrea,gambia, sudan, towards libya. once they get to the vehicle sometimes the conditions for migrants are so appalling, so atrocious, that they feel compelled to get on these flimsy boats and on the mediterranean and see if they can make it to italy. katty: now to an artist who makes quite an impression. at 81 years old, she is from south africa, still traveling the world showing her work. from canvases the cars her mix , of pop art and graphic design is eye-catching and currently on display at the british museum in london. the bbc has gone to meet her at her home in south africa. reporter: a welcome-home party fit for an african queen. she has jetted back from a whirlwind tour. the excitement is palpable. the 81-year-old artist is back home for a few days before heading off to london to be part of a major exhibition at the british museum. the artist tells me how she began painting. >> i started painting when i was 10 years old. i would watch my grandmother and mother paint using chicken f

the man from eritrea is just 20 years old. this is his first new york marathon title. he finished in two hours and seven minutes 5eub 1 seconds. and the new york marathon female winner is mary ketany of kenya. every second counts. >> dan: certainly does when you're in a race. coming up on 7news at 6:00, tenants tied up. body cameras rolling when a landlord loses his cool. we'll have a closer look at the takedown straight ahead. >> monday... >> in rio local olympian abbey d'agostino became known for her great show of sportsmanship, but let's see if she's just as kind to me in this week's who did it better. see who can sprint to the challenge. challenge. if the shoe i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: do we keep going with a senator who repeatedly votes with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right thes

of eritrea became the youngest man ever. for its women mashy ketanyi won for her third in a row. tomorrow, how the clinton and trump campaigns are getting out their votes in battleground states. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm alison steward, good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. e and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. narrator: they are four of the most common plants we know. we've always thought that we controlled them. but what if,

its 40th anniversary over the weekend and crowned its youngest male champion, the 20-year-old from eritrea. he's the world's fastest -- >>> also a half marathon over alt disney >> very busy. >> it was beautiful. >> the weather was gorgeous. >> how did you do? what was your time? >> right. >> i have one of those stickers on the back of my car that says 0.0. >> perfect. you were waiting with a lawn chair outside. new york was great yesterday for a marathon. we were fantastic with our gorgeous weekend weather, which has extended now to monday. we like that. mostly sunny skies out there, a few clouds, 73 into tampa. look at the dew points, they're very comfortable sitting at 58 what it feels like, it feels like the actual temperature. 71 in st. pete, and we're going to continue to climb out of the 70s. we'll get back into the low 80s this afternoon. above average for this time of year, but with the dew points in the 50s around 60, that's going to feel nice. tell you what, the wind, if you need a little breeze t breeze, it will be coming in gusty at times. partly cloudy at times, mostly sunny.

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