michael tomasky and francesca chambers.mily: the media has reported specific allegations against roy moore an has come back with specific credible defenses. as a conservative i find his blaming of the media sort of exd exploitive of the situation. howie: when various people tell various reporters moore hung out at a local mall and went after young girls. one girl said he called her out of her hms trig class and asked her on a date. michael: what does stand out about these allegations is how airtight they seem. that first "washington post" story, the one point everybody who read it made, was it seems airtight. howie: but it was four decades ago. michael: we have all read these kinds of stories and have a way of judge how solid it is. howie: what about the woman who said roy moore tried to lock her in the car when she was 16. the fact thee told her story on television. does that have far more impact? francesca: i think "the washington post" story sent shock waves through the press. whether that is against a conservative or li

francesca: you can say the same thing about conservatives. if you don't stand up against what are troubling allegations, it also doesn't play well for you. emily: i think a lot of conservatives have stuck their necks out and said the allegations are serious and look really bad. francesca: liberals said the allegations against al franken should be investigated. howie: would it be such a huge media story if we weren't in the hot house of harvey weinstein, kevin spacey, bill o'reilly, would it have been more than a two-day embarrassment? michael: i think so because of the photo. that photo was lightning. the weinstein context changed everything. it changed the way we talk about these things and write about these things. i think you will see at least for a while, there will be some backlash of some kind. i think we are going to see people in the media, liberals and conservative opinion people will be careful to ask themselves. would i react the same way if i were a republican or democrat. howie: you have liberal writers saying franken should resi

todd young in indiana. >> francesca? >> i'm not sure. it costs a lot of money. some of the lawmakers are upset about salt. i don't know. >> state and local income tax. >> i don't think it will be a personal animus to donald trump. this is a huge opportunity for them to get something done before they leave for christmas. >> 90 seconds. what do you think? >> the hard form, no. i don't see where the votes are. the way the bill is written right now, there are 12 different republicans who said to some degree that they are strongly against a piece of it. if you count the numbers and look at the public statements. >> lachlan? i agree. jeff flake and bob corker, they want to demonstrate, and i think they are sincere in demonstrating their differences are generally not on policy. and i think they do want tax reform to get done. especially a libertarian minded guy like flake. i think it comes down to pence just because i want to see that happen. >> i think it gets through because it is catastrophic and politically a market crash. we are not done. we will be back with what

force the problem to a neighbor what does it take not too well to discuss that i'm now joined by francesca rocket the newly elected president of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies well mr olcott thank you very much for your time and congratulations on your election thank you thank you very much it's probably the worst time to be in charge of the i.f.r. c given both the a growing scope of humanitarian needs and the man's challenge of securing the funding to meet them why would you even want these kind of job but let me clarify for us all that this is not our job i. don't care paul starr and i am of all. i'm not paid for my position i've been a volunteer and in my national society for many years this is a is a passion for fashion for humanity try to improve. the way in which we need to get there and for me this is my goal is my priority having the honor and the responsibility to do it in the most important most relevant or going to your money door it's really an honor well mr rocca because it's a volunteering effort how do you keep your faith in what you

we're happy that francesca is doing much better.e have wishes, but they're much simpler than francesca's. we're wishing for a beautiful morning sunrise. >> wish for it, and it happens. live picture in cape may. chilly, though. >> it is. but we'll get milder weather tomorrow. we have to wait for it, but it will come. temperatures in the upper 50s. sunrise at 7: 31. this is the time of year where the sunrises are on the later side. through the day, we'll see a nice warmup. that will allow us to get into the upper 50s to 60. a chilly start to the morning. 42 in west mt. airy. 37 in andora. 37 in chestnut hill. along the boulevard northeast philadelphia, looking at temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s. 58 today. tomorrow 71. 60 on saturday. 61 on supposed. through the day, expect a good deal of cloud cover. there could be a spot shower. best chances across the lehigh valley and through the poke -- poconos. cloudy, not a good deal of sunshine like yesterday. with that, we could see a sprinkle or shower. best chance, midday through

. >> a columnist with the "washington post," francesca chambers is a columnist for "the daily mail." kellyanne conway today referred to the allegations against the president as old news. i wanted to yell at my tv set like that doesn't matter. it's all old news. that's the whole point of what's going on here. nothing has ever been properly resolved. so it doesn't -- you don't get to say it's old news. >> of course you don't get to say it's old news. just because an election happened, just because, you know, sarah huckabee sanders says, well, the people have spoken. we already had an election and they have ruled. that is not in any way similar to having a full investigation, to having an indictment. if you really want to go down that road, to having any sort of jury trial, right? there is a reason why when there are criminal charges that are alleged, when there are victims who claim they have been assaulted, the way resolve those claims is not by having a political election, it's by having an investigation. that's how american jurisprudence works. >> francesca, you cover the white hous

francesca came from italy after the brexit vote.kers. francesca came from italy after the brexit vote. i can see that as soon as i came here in london i applied for a job and had the chance to start work here and i think it is amazing and not all the cities can give you this opportunity. as for the government, it wants to cut net migration by more than half again. tom symons, bbc news. our business editor, simon jack, is here. the conservatives have long said they want to get immigration down to the tens of thousands. it's not there but it has fallen. what's your assessment of the impact of this on the economy? the employers by its peak to say that 7% of the workforce is from the eu, in the low skilled sectors that goes up to 15% and 75% of all waiters in the uk are from the eu. there are some worries for employers about getting workers if the flow of labour stops. what businesses are saying is that it does not make sense to have hard targets. if the economy grows we might need more workers, we have ages to come heathrow, a million

they hope that perhaps francesca's story inspires you, 59 foster children in six years.he's so humble when she says it but that's one pretty special lady right there. >> such noble work. thank you alicia. >> our live team coverage of that massive blaze in west chester continues after the break. >> investigative reporter chad pradelli live with brand new details about recent fire safety violations right there at the barclay friends assisted living facility. >> ♪ >> it's 4:30 and "action news" continues with an update on breaking news that we have been following closely from west chester. >> within the last hour authorities released new details on this massive and destructive fire that consumed much of the barclay assisted living facility. that fire sparked around 10:30 last night and spread very quickly. witnesses say the building seemed to be engulfed within two minutes leaving little time to evacuate. we now know there were at least 160 people inside at the time including staff and many senior citizens. we also know that at least 27 people were hurt but that number coul

push the problem to a neighbor what does it take not too well to discuss that i'm now joined by francesca rocket the newly elected president of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies well mr olcott thank you very much for your time and congratulations on the election thank you thank you very much it's probably the worst time to be in charge of the i f r c given both the growing scope of humanitarian needs and the man's challenge of securing the funding to meet them why would you even want these kind of job but let me clarify for us all that this is not our job. and i am a volunteer i'm not paid for my position i've been a volunteer and in my national society for many years this is a this is a passion for fashion for humanity try to improve. the way in which we live together and for me this is my always my priority and i having the owner in there is for somebody to do the most important most relevant or going to your money door it's really well mr rocca because it's a volunteering effort how do you keep your faith in what you're doing alive seeing the mise

francesca. >> i'm very thankful for you calling on me right now. i will follow your lead and be actual for my brothers and service members and our police, my dad is a police officer so i'm very thankful for their service. i want to ask about something that kellyanne conway said this morning on fox and friend about the bam senate race. she brought up tax reform and tax cuts and said the democrat in that race would not be a vote for tax cuts, she did not directly endorse the republican that is running, roy moore. however, it opened the door to a question that we haven't really discussed here yet which is whether the president would be supportive of a write-in campaign of sung like luther strange, who he supported in primary organization jeff sessions. >> i think we have addressed this. i've addressed it quite a few times but the president feels it's up to the people of alabama to make that determination who their next senator will be. i've answered a number of questions on this topic, and our position has not changed over the weekend. it's certainly

francesca came from italy after the brexit vote.s i came here in london, i applied for a job and had the chance to start to work here and i think it's really amazing and not all the cities can give you this opportunity. as for the government, well, it wants to cut net migration by more than half again. tom symonds, bbc news. the care home market in the uk is not sustainable unless more money is put into it. that's the conclusion of the competition and markets authority which says there is a £1 billion a yearfunding gap. and that care homes are being propped up by charging higher prices for people who fund themselves while local authorities fail to pay enough. would you like some popcorn? would you like a cookie? at the home of comfort in southsea in hampshire, they are settling down for an afternoon of old films. for more than 100 years, they have provided nursing care for older people, but that is no protection from the financial pressures outlined in today's report. gwen board is 90 and moved in a few months ago with the help of h

stick around, francesca. i want to talk to you more about it. and then our other big story. i have exclusive reporting on bob mueller's russia story. the beat and the time line and upcoming enter vuss. and the immigration agenda stopped by a judge in its steps. and later, my exclusive interview with the journalist who is literally on trial by the trump investigation. you're watching "the beat." more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. and the united states postal service delivers more of those purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? >>> white house lawyer ty cobb is responding on the record to critics and reports that suggest that he has been overly optimistic

francesca. >> thank you, sarah. china said they'll spend a special envoy to north korea tomorrow. the president was just in beijing. is that something the president talked to president xi about while he was there? is that something the president favors? >> the president certainly favors china taking a greater role in putting maximum pressure on north korea. this is one of the things he and president xi spoke extensively about over the course of our visit and certainly any effort in order to denuclearize the peninsula, china participating in that, the president supports those efforts. i have another question about china and trade. yesterday in his remarks, the president said we can no longer tolerate unfair trading practices that steal american jobs and wealth and intellectual property. united states taking advantage -- he specifically china. does the president still believe china is raising the u.s. economy? >> the president knows there has not been fair and reciprocal trade with china. wasas been very clear, and cleared directly with the president of china, and we want to make su

francesca chambers is a white house correspondent for "the daily mail." at one point today kellyanne conway referred to the allegations against the president as old news and wanted to yell at my tv set like, that doesn't matter, it's all old news. all of this is old news. that's the whole point of what is going on here. nothing ever has been properly resolved. so you don't get to say it's old news. >> of course you don't get to say it's old news. just because an election happened, just because sarah huckabee sanders says, the people have spoken, we already had an election and they have ruled, that's not similar to having a full investigation, to having an indictment, if you really want to go down that road, to having any sort of jury trial. there's a reason why when there are criminal charges that are alleged, when there are victims who claim that they have been assaulted, the way we resolve those claims is not by having a political election, right? it's by having an investigation. that's how american jurist prudence works. >> you sit in the briefing room

welcome back to worlds apart with francesca rucka president of the international federation of the right cross and the red crescent society mr rocca just before the break we touched upon the issue of how the european countries should process people from africa or the middle east who are knocking on their doors and i'm going to ask you about the situation in myanmar later on in the program but i want to use it as a point of comparison because one of the sticking points in the myanmar situation is the proof of origin the demand by the myanmar government dead. the refugees. provide some sort of documentation to prove that they indeed come from the state i wonder how do you think the western governments should deal with the african and middle east and migration do you think they should allow anybody in even with or without documents and if that's the case how would you down ensure the bride of asylum is respected but not abused. look this is. you haven't you and she are for these these is not something you have to ask for me every place i mean need i don't ask and i got home i got my i'm sor

welcome back to worlds apart with francesca rocca president of the international federation of the rat cross and the red crescent society mr rocca just before the break we touched upon the issue of how the european countries should process people from africa or the middle east who are knocking on their doors and i'm going to ask you about the situation in myanmar later on in the program but i want to use it as a point of comparison because one of the sticking points in the myanmar situation is the proof of origin the demand by the myanmar government that the refugees. provide some sort of documentation. to prove that they indeed come from the state i wonder how do you think the western governments should deal with the african and middle eastern migration do you think they should allow anybody in even with or without documents and if that's the case how would you down ensure that the ride of asylum is respected but not abused look this is. what you and she are for these ideas is not something you have to ask from me every person you need i don't ask and i thought oh my god my i'm so rea

francesca. thankful for you calling on me. i will follow your lead and be nor service members, my brother is a service member and thankful for their service. i want to ask today about kellyanne conway said on fox and friend about the race.a senate cut rought up tax cult -- and the democrat wouldn't vote for tax cuts and she didn't irectly endorse the republican that is running roy moore. but she opened the door to a discussed have not which is whether the president ould be supportive of a rite-in contain of luther strange or jeff sessions. >> i think we have addressed this. i addressed it quite a few times. the president was it is up to make ople of alabama it the determination who the next senator will be. aepblts answered a number of questions and our position hasn't change the over the weekend. the same as i answered thursday. and friday. you said whether he would writt-in campaign. >> he supports the people of alabama deciding who the next should be. >> i'm thankful for my health, i think i live in the best country on the

welcome back to worlds apart with francesca rocca president of the international federation of the rat cross and the red crescent society mr rocca just before the break we touched upon the issue of how the european countries. process people from africa or the middle east who are knocking on their doors and i'm going to ask you about the situation in myanmar later on in the program but i want to use it as a point of comparison is not that i personally have to uncork but there are six hundred thousand desperate people was stranded. like in a city of six hundred thousand people but without electricity without water without proper assistance and this is our this is our role and that we are trying to provide to rite aid your your question should be. directed to the head though you each other maybe is more competent than me on answering on this question for me you know only that there are disparate people in need then and this is what they what they see in these people is telling us that is freeing violence then it's not me i'm not an investigator or a stop to either read out or it is to ver

at the royal lancaster, francesco —— francesca from italy has noticed foreign collea g u es from italye is hoping to stay. for me it will never change because i am still working here. iwould never change because i am still working here. i would like really to stay here and to improve my career. in fact, the figures show the number of eu nationals applying for british citizenship has doubled since brexit. richard lister, bbc news. one of the so—called chennai six, who was released from an indian prison on monday, has spoken of his relief and delight at regaining his freedom. nick dunn, a former soldier, was among six britons acquitted of weapons charges by an indian court. he said his family would have the best christmas ever after missing the last four. he was talking to our india correspondent, sanjoy majumder. i'm on cloud nine. there is not a word in that english dictionary that can describe how i feel at this minute. can't. former paratrooper nick dunn has just minute. can't. former paratrooper nick dunn hasjust been minute. can't. former paratrooper nick dunn has just been release

push the problem to a neighbor what does it take not too well to discuss that i'm now joined by francesca rocket the newly elected president of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies well mr olcott thank you very much for your time and congratulations on the election thank you thank you very much it's probably the worst time to be in charge of the i.f.r. c given both the a growing scope of humanitarian needs and the man's challenge of securing the funding to meet them why would you even want these kind of job but let me clarify for us all that this is not our job i. don't care paul star and i am a volunteer i'm not paid for my position i've been a volunteer and in my national society for many this is a is a passion for sure for humanity tried to.

francesca. >> i am very thankful for you calling on me. i will follow your lead and be thankful for service members. dad is a police officer, so i am very thankful for the service. but i want to ask today about something that kellyanne conway said this morning on fox and friends about the alabama senate. she brought tax reform and tax cuts and said the democrat running in that race would not be a vote for tax cuts, and she did not directly endorsed the republican that is running, roy moore, however, it opened the door thanks to a question your not really discussed in here yet, which is whether the president would be supportive of a write in campaign of someone like luther strange, who he supported in the primaries, or jeff sessions. sec. sanders: i think we have addressed this. it quite a fewd times. the president feels it is up to the people of alabama to make that determination who their next senator will be. i have answered a number of questions on this topic. our position has not changed over the weekend. it is certainly the same as it

to discuss that i'm now joined by francesca elected president of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies well mr o'keefe thank you very much for your time and congratulations on the election thank you thank you very much it's probably the worst time to be in charge of the. given both. the grueling scope of humanitarian needs and the man's challenge of securing the funding to meet them why would you even want these kind of job but let me clarify for us all that this is not a job. and i am a volunteer i'm not paid for my position i've been volunteering in my national schools i do for many this is a is a passion for fashion for humanity try to improve. the way in which we need to get there and for me this is my you know it was my priority and i having the owner in there is for somebody to do it in the most important most relevant or going to you money into or it's really an honor well mr rocca because it's a volunteering effort how do you keep your faith in what you're doing alive seeing the misery day violence the suffering proliferated to an extent the

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francesca came from italy after the brexit vote.or a job and had the chance to start work here and i think it's really amazing and not all the cities can give you this opportunity. as for the government, well, it wants to cut net migration by more than half again. tom symonds, bbc news. the care home market in the uk is not sustainable unless more money is put into it. that's the conclusion of the competition and markets authority, which says there is a billion pound a yearfunding gap, and that care homes are being propped up by charging higher prices for people who fund themselves, while local authorities fail to pay enough. 0ur social affairs correspondent alison holt has more. would you like some popcorn? would you like a cookie? at the home of comfort in southsea in hampshire, they are settling down for an afternoon of old films. for more than 100 years, they have provided nursing care for older people, but that is no protection from the financial pressures outlined in today's report. gwen board is 90 and moved in a few months a

a lot of conversation, francesca says there will come and a we won't be able to even look at each otherr twitter user says unbelievable. are groups like the girl scouts supposed to teach a good wholesome american values? i don't know what to say here. if hugging your aunt could ever be a bad thing. rob: you make my head explode. easy to understand. >> speaking of an explosion, the weather channel, a bus pulled in to the georgia dome implosion yesterday, into the footage at the worst time possible. take a look at this. >> get out of the way, bus! >> can you believe that? i have never seen weather channel footage that needed to be censored before. i was cracking up. rob: what timing. jillian: for 40 minutes, the camera guy said. it is 27 minutes after the hour, donald trump designating north korea's official state sponsor of terror but will sanctions make a difference? our next guest says it proves america is using every tool on the table. rob: sarah huckabee sanders trying to spread holiday spirit the mainstream media has something to say. >> very thankful for all of you. >> i am thankfu

francesca on twitter said she should use 280 characters to say we need a end button next.ike this 280 deal, not a good thing. too much room for ranting and raving. jillian: what is the deal with ranch dressing and a cake? >> perfect gift for the ranch dressing enthusiasts among us. hidden valley has come up with kegs of ranch dressing you can buy for the holidays. social media talking about this one. this is what washington crossed the delaware for. another tweet, look at this video, ranch it up. i don't know if i need a cake of ranch dressing. dressing is also the best part of the salad. jillian: you can use it for anything. >> a lot of different recipes. jillian: 25 minutes after the hour. top democrats refusing to acknowledge any rift in the democratic party despite a tell-all book from former dnc chairwoman donna rozelle slamming president obama. >> i have been in virginia over the last few days, haven't gotten one question about donna brazil. we have a lot of candidate in 2020. rob: the new claims in her bombshell book that has democrats in damage control mode. ♪ ♪ ♪.

and poor little francesca, you're holding her by the ear. ( laughs ) hey, say hello to my little friend house arrest here. and i am blown away by how fantastic this place is. yet i've read this was harder for you than prison. martha: well, it was. it was, again, that kind of thing is so unfair. wearing an ankle bracelet for god's sake. i mean, and, uh... i couldn't do "saturday night live." they asked me to do "saturday night live," and there were not enough hours to prepare for "saturday night live." i could've been alec baldwin. ( both laugh ) there's an old saying that that which doesn't kill you, makes you stronger. i hate adages like that. i think they are ridiculous. if you're strong, you're strong. and you're not gonna get any stronger by going to a silly place like alderson. ( music playing ) harvey: i was blown away by your performance at the "justin bieber roast." were you scared? no. i was so high. say again? i was so high. say again? ...has grown into an enterprise. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. now, i'm earning unlimited 2% cash back on ever

. >> reporter: that's exactly the atmosphere teacher francesca conterno hopes to create for her studentsa public preschool. >> look at this boys eyes, what different about his eyes? >> blue. >> yes he's got blue eyes. and i see marianna's got blue eyes. and you made blue eyes in your picture up there. what about kim, what color are kim's eyes? >> black. >> yes, they're definitely black. >> reporter: conterno teaches three and four-year-olds in the hayward unified district, one of someone might hear about a program like this and think, gosh, you know, race and racism, that's not something that should be done in a classroom, especially a preschool classroom, how would you respond? >> i would say why not? it's the perfect setting, it is absolutely the perfect setting, we have families in the classroom, it's a safe place, people develop relationships, perfect setup for honest conversations. >> reporter: conterno does not ask children directly about fears or misconceptions about race, instead she believes materials that highlight equality can provide a powerful message in the classroom. >> if

francesca. >> thank you, sarah. china has announced that it's sending a special envoy to north korea tomorrow. the president was just in beijing, is that something that the president talked to president xi about while he was there? is that something that the president favors? >> the president certainly favors china taking a greater role in putting maximum pressure on north korea, this is one of the things that he and president xi spoke extensively about over the course of our visit and certainly any effort in order to denuclearize the peninsula there in north korea, then china participating in that, the president certainly supports those efforts. >> i have another question about china and trade. yesterday in his remarks, the president said that we can no longer tolerate unfair trading practices that steal american jobs and wealth and intellectual property, the days of the united states being taken advantage of are over. does the president still believe that china is raping the u.s. economy? >> look, the president kn

at the royal lancaster, francesca from italy has noticed foreign colleagues leaving the uk.e because i am still working here. i would like really to stay here and to improve my career. in fact, the figures show the number of eu nationals applying for british citizenship has doubled since brexit. the northern ireland border remains one of the major sticking points in the brexit talks. the irish government says it won't allow brexit negotiations to move on to trade, unless it's given guarantees that there won't be a hard border. the british government is refusing to comment on reports that it's looking at the possibility of allowing northern ireland to stick to some eu trading rules post—brexit — even if regulations change in the rest of the uk. our ireland correspondent, chris page has been travelling along the border, looking at the issues and options. he began hisjourney in strabane, before moving on to lisnaskae, and is currently in aughnacloy in county tyrone. we can talk to him now. yes, i am at a place which illustrates very well while the irish border is one of the tri

francesca came from italy after the brexit vote.as soon as i came here in london, i applied for a job and had the chance to start work here and i think it is amazing and not all the cities can give you this opportunity. as for the government, it wants to cut net migration by more than half again. tom symons, bbc news. joining me now isjenny phillimore, who is professor of migration and superdiversity at the university of birmingham. first of all, what is super diversity? it is diversity on a scale never experienced before. it is the diversification of ethnic groups. thank you for defining your title. what are the pros and cons of a drop in migration like this? well, i suppose a major advantage is really a political one for the conservative party, in that they appear to be making progress towards the net migration target, although thatis the net migration target, although that is still a very long way off. the disadvantages, some of them have already been put in your broadcast, we will lose skilled and unskilled workers. quite a numb

francesca, go ahead. >> i'm very thankful for you calling on me, but i will follow your lead and is he thankful for the -- [ inaudible ] i want to ask today about something that kellyanne conway said this morning on "fox & friends" about the alabama senate race. the democrat running in that race would not be a vote for tax cuts and she did not directly endorse the republican running roy moore, however it opened the door to a question that we haven't discuss side whether the president would be supportive of a write-in campaign of someone like strange who he supported in the primary or jeff sessions and both of those are going around? >> actually, we have addressed those. i've addressed it quite a few times, but the president feels that it is up to the people of alabama to make that determination who their next senator will be. i've answereded a number of questions on this topic and our position hasn't changed over the weekend and it's the same as when i answered those questions on thursday and friday. >> you said whether he would support a write-in campaign. >> he supported the people o

francesca? >> thank you, sarah. china has announced it's sending a special envoy to north korea tomorrow. the president was just in beijing. is that something that the president talked to president xi about while he was there? is that something that the president favors? >> the president certainly favors china taking a greater role in putting maximum pressure on north korea. this is one of the things that he and president xi spoke extensively about over the course of our visit. and certainly any effort in order to denuclearize the peninsula in north korea, then china participated in that, the president scertainly supports those efforts. >> another question about china and trade. yesterday in his remarks, the president said that we can no longer tolerate unfair trading practices that steal american jobs and wealth and intelectual property. the days of the united states being taken advantage of are over. he specifically mentioned china as he said all those words. does the president still believe the u.s. -- that chin

francesca. >> thank you, sarah. that it's sending a special envoy to north korea tomorrow. the president was just in beijing. is that something that the president talked to president xi about while he was there? is that something that the president favors. >> the president certainly favors china taking a greater role and putting maximum pressure on north korea. this is one of the things that he and president xi spoke extensively about over the course of our visit and, certainly, any effort in order to denuclearize the we innocence la -- peninsula there in north korea, china participating in that, the president certainly supports those efforts. >> i have another question about china and trade. yesterday in his remarks the president said that we can no longer tolerate unfair trading practices, stealing of american jobs and wealth of intellectual property. -- [inaudible] he specifically mentioned china, as he said all those words. does the president still believe that china is raping the u.s. economy? >> look, the pres

francesca, go ahead. >> i'm very thankful for you calling on me. i will follow your lead and be thankful for service members, my brother's a service member, and my daughter a police officer. thankful for their service. very thankful i want to ask today about something that kellyanne conway said this morning on "fox & friends" about the alabama senate race. brought up tax reform and tax cuts and said the democrat running in that race would not be a vote for tax cuts. and she did not directly endorse the republican that's running, roy moore. however, it opened the door to a question that we haven't discussed. which is whether the president would be supportive of a write-in campaign of someone like luther strange, supported in the primary, or jeff sessions, his attorney general? >> actually we have addressed this. addressed it quite a few times, but the president feels it's up to the people of alabama to make that determination who their next senator will be. i've answer add number of questions on this topic and our position hasn't changed over the we

. >> and i'm francesca, from georgetown. before me. >> you fit right in. >> my question, i guess, i grew up here in washington d.c., but i'm a latino and how do we approach racism, white privilege in our community, especially with those who refuse to acknowledge the existence of two things that are clearly very exist tent to this day in our community? >> actually, these are great comments and first of all, how do you keep your values, how have they changed, how do you stay consistent. how do you explain racism to people insists they're not racist or don't understand racism and how do you talk to people who insist they don't see color or ethnicity? >> well-- i think we all as humans, as humans have some strange habits, really. within the civil rights movement people discriminated. look at the people who spoke at the march on washington, it was all men, right? it was dominated by ministers who didn't think there was a role for women in the church. right? and some of the leaders of the movement consider the movement their churc

francesca: como me gusta amanecer. me quedÉ con la frase de alejandro sanz "somos lo que soÑamos".je. hay que predicar con el ejemplo, quiere que su hija aprenda disciplina y cuidar del templo que es nuestro propio cuerpo. la tenista serena se casa esta noche en una ceremonia muy Íntima en nueva orleans. ellos ya son padres de una pequeÑa niÑa. se especula que las madres de las kardashian y otras celebridades estarÍan presentes en la boda. ellos pidieron a los invitados que nos atrevan a publicar nada en la redes sociales porque vendieron la exclusiva. muchas felicidades! queremos saber cuÁl es tu canciÓn favorita para escuchar en los grammy. ahora me voy a las vegas. ♪ ♪ ♪ conductor: francisca me extraÑa mucho. nosotros los extraÑamos ayer. este es un evento sensacional y muy bien organizado. no cualquiera puede entrar. es un evento muy exclusivo y agradecemos que nos hayan invitado. karla: estuvo rodeado de sus amigos y ha llegados. alejandro sanz agradeciÓ a todos sus colegas. gran talento y estamos viendo el momento en que interpreta una de las canciones. ♪ ♪ ♪ conductor: aleja

welcome back to worlds apart with francesca rock a president of the international federation of the red cross and the red crescent society mr rocca just before the break we touched upon the issue of how the european countries should process people from africa or the middle east who are knocking on their doors and i'm going to ask you about the situation in myanmar later on in the program but i want to use it as a point of comparison because one of the sticking points in the him. jamar situation is the proof of origin the demand by the myanmar government that the refugees. provide some sort of documentation to prove that they indeed come from the state i wonder how do you think the western governments should deal with the african and middle east and migration do you think they should allow anybody. with or without documents and if that's the case how would you dan ensure the bride of asylum is respected but not abused. look this is. you and she are for these ideas is not something you have to ask from me every person you need i don't ask and i thought oh my god my i'm so ready for jesus

at the royal lancaster, francesca from italy has noticed foreign colleagues leaving the uk.er change because i am still working here. i would like really to stay here and to improve my career. in fact, the figures show the number of eu nationals applying for british citizenship has doubled since brexit. richard lister, bbc news. the irish government says it won't allow brexit negotiations to move on to trade unless given guarantees there won't be what there is called a hard border. the british government refuses to comment on reports it is looking at the possibility of allowing northern ireland to stick to some eu trading rules post—brexit even if regulations change in the rest of the uk. through the day on bbc news are ireland correspondents are travelling along the border from londonderry to newry looking at the issues, options, solutions stalemates. and asking what the reality of the board is now and what did the people who live along it really think? chris buckler reports. for many months now, politicians have been huddled in brexit negotiations, the uk and the eu both p