guangzhou send the holders, kashima antlers, packing in the asian champions league.saka stars in osaka — the hometown hero into the quarters of the pan pacific open. hello and thank you forjoining us. there were two heavyweight clashes in the european champions league on wednesday. one of the pre—tournament favourites juventus drew 2—2 in spain, against atletico madrid, while real madrid's bid for a 14th european cup began with a humbling 3—0 defeat at paris saint—germain. our football reporterjohn bennett was impressed by psg, despite some high profile absences. without edinson kobane, neymar, kylian mbappe and still they were superb. they outclassed real madrid who were not in the game, they were outplayed. a terrible night. for angel di maria in particular, against his old club, a wonderful night. he scored two goals. the goalkeeper should have done better in the first. the second a curling shot. we were denied a goal of the season shot. we were denied a goal of the season by gareth bale, a handful ruled it unlawful. and a cherry on top with a brilliant performanc

consulate in guangzhou, china. says that he and his wife began to suffer after hearing strange sounds in their apartment. >> lenzi: picture holding a marble. then, picture if you had, like, a six-foot in diameter funnel, metal funnel. the sound that marble would make as it goes around, and it progressively gets faster as it gets, goes down towards the hole at the end. it's a sound like i've never heard before. >> pelley: was this subtle? like, "did i hear that?" >> lenzi: no. it was-- it was actually somewhat loud. i heard it about three or four times, always in the same spot. always over my son's crib, and always right before we would go to bed. >> pelley: lenzi wears prescribed glasses because sensitivity to light is among his persistent symptoms. >> lenzi: the symptoms were progressively getting worse with me. my headaches were getting worse. the most concerning symptom for me was memory loss, especially short-term memory loss. >> pelley: mark lenzi believes he was targeted because of his work. he uses top secre

but that's what's going on right now is that they're releasing some of the reserve particularly in guangzhou out so that people can have their pork this weekend and they can have their mooncake festival as per usual training pork reserves as a matter of national security that seems like a pretty sound policy. and finally on plight of u.s. farmers again we learned this week that the number of americans refutes seeding snap benefits still known better known to many as food stamps declined by 6700000 since january 2017 spending on the program was $26000000000.00 lower in 2019 versus 2016 and the white house wants to drive that number even further down by restricting eligibility increasing paperwork are we seeing declines in snap spending start to overall demand and will these future cuts have an economically significant impact. well i think it's a i think it's a big problem and every start talking about cutting snap benefits that's kind of want to what for our most vulnerable people for children for old people for disabled people for veterans day they need that that monthly hit for their for th

was beaten by fellow englishman joe perry, 5—2 in the last—i6 of the china snooker championship in guangzhouhem apart on the golf course was difficult at times today. justin rose and justin timberla ke played together in the dunhill links pro—am. and that was the singer. the event is played over three courses. st andrews, carnoustie and kingsbarns he was one of boxing's big names in the 1990s. but now at the age of 55 nigel benn wants one more shot at glory. he's going to step back into the ring to face another former world champion, sakio bika, in november in birmingham. emma jones reports. the fittest 55—year—old man on earth. that is how nigel benn is being built as he confirmed he is getting back into the ring just one more time. i am fit, i don't mind the training now. i was suffering with something i cannot break, now i am in a good place. he was a world champion in two weight classes before his final fight until now, almost 23 years ago. the british boxing control said they were not license his comeback because of his age and how long he was away from the sport. instead it has been sa

guangzhou send the holders, kashima antlers, packing in the asian champions league. 0saka stars in osakaarters of the pan pacific 0pen. hello and thank you forjoining us. there were two heavyweight clashes in the european champions league on wednesday. one of the pre—tournament favourites juventus drew 2—2 in spain, against atletico madrid, while real madrid's bid for a 14th european cup began with a humbling 3—0 defeat at paris saint—germain. 0ur football reporterjohn bennett was impressed by psg, despite some high profile absences. without

take a look at all these lights in the southern chinese city of guangzhou, where there was a huge exhibitionme across the north of scotland. and in between something a little bit in between. some sunshine but a bit of rain as well. the forthcoming week, largely dry, a little bit of rain in the north—west of scotland at times. there will be some chilly nights around as well. this is how we are shaping up for monday. the remnants of the week and's weather front to be had across the south. a lot of cloud around, the odd bit of rain. primarily eye would have thought before lunchtime. after lunch a lot of cloud. further not details of things sunshine, some showers across the north of scotland. a noticeable breeze, but nowhere near as windy as the weekend. a cooler, brazzaville the weekend. a cooler, brazzaville the most part. simply because we are developing a bit of a north—westerly across the british isles. high pressure trying to elbow its way into giving that impression of a lot of dry weather to be had. variable amounts of cloud, noticeable wind mighty down the eastern shores and through the

consulate in guangzhou, china. >> there is no shadow of a doubt in my mind that this was a directed attack against my neighbor and i. >> his neighbor was catherine werner. >> it was intense pressure on both of my temples. and i remember looking around for where this sound was coming from, because >> student debt is a crisis. amic

englishman joe perry, losing 5 frames to 2 in the last—i6 of the evergrande china championship in guangzhouford and castleford you can do that via the website and app. and i'll be back for sportsday at half past ten. more now on our top story. borisjohnson is refusing to apologise for his language after he was accused of "inflaming divisions" in the country over brexit. the prime minister has faced widespread criticism for using words such as "surrender" and "betrayal" during an angry debate in the commons last night. tempers need to come down, and people need to come together. because it's only getting brexit done that you are actually lance the boil, as it were, of the current anxiety. i totally deplore any threats to anybody, particularly female mps and a lot of work has been done to stop that and to give people the security that they need. but i do think it's important that in the house of commons i should be able to talk about the surrender act in the way that i did. do you really question that? i think that's important point. what that act would do is take away the power of the govern

as many of you know i spent more than five years living in guangzhou and part of that time in hong kongback in the 1990s whennes of in a private sector and we have four children and our two youngest both born in hong kong. i am deeply concerned with the ongoing erosion of autonomy and human rights in the region, and i will tell you, i stand with the citizens of hong kong. in fact, this past month i helped lead a xthive excess who came to my home and stayed in mono ana and this was important to understand the situation in hong kong and identifying what some of the key issues were and to have a very open andy from exchange. as leader of the free world, we, the united states and the united states and the entire world must continue to support the autonomy and freedoms of hong kong. it is one country, two systems. i was in hong kong on june 30, 1997 and saw the union jack come down for the last time. the hong kong central government needs needs to work with protesters and the use of excessive force by the police must end immediately. we must continue to work together towards building a stron

as many of you know, i spent more than five years living in guangzhou and hong kong in the private sector raising a family. i have four children. two of our children were born in hong kong. i'm deeply concerned about the ongoing erosion of autonomy and human rights in the region, and i will tell you i stand with the citizens of hong kong. in fact, just this past month i helped lead a legislative exchange between the u.s. and six legko leaders who came to my home state of montana. this event was important. to better understand the situation of hong kong and identifying what some of the key issues were and have a very open and free exchange. as leader of the free world we, the united states, and the entire world, must continue to support the autonomy and the freedoms of hong kong. it is one country, two systems. i was in hong kong on june 30, 1997, and saw the union jack come down for the last time. the hong kong central government needs to work with protesters to accept the demands put forward by the citizens of the country and the use of excessive force by the police must end immediately.

guangzhou people came for the united states. and brought some expertise to the united states. now shanghai is not as as hong kong but i'm pg thinks what's the implication for the states and globally when there are more and more chinese here? private sector. >> and also sorry that challenge also wants to look at the foreign exchange side of things and recent volatility. >> i'm thinking about, so the -- actually there are several specific region, china want to fwroe that- dsh to be for private sector driven. one of them is the shenzhen. a lot of private technology is there. i saw a lot of start ups and they have their own start upand in the greater bay area that they want to develop. being so close, my home to hong kong like i always admire how shenzhen can be in the past like the first pilot to beat economic growth and the future can be the pilot of more private sector activities over there. i -- i mean, i do -- i do hope that there will be more, you know, reform from the public sector to the more private sector. although lately you do not see a lot of activity going on from th