where has he come from? he has done rather well.winning every championship he has taken part in. last year, he was superb in the three european championship. got promoted and is now a test driver and is taking part in formula 2 championship which feeds into formula one. he is second at the moment in the series, so it is a tight battle between him and another young brit called george russell, to see young brit called george russell, to see he will win it. but he has secured himself a seat in formula one already. do we have any indications on how he might cope with the step up? it is hard to know at this point. he has done two practice sessions in belgium and italy. he impressed and i spoke to zach brown, the ceo of mclaren. he said he got in the car, did what the tea m said he got in the car, did what the team asked him and looked really good. but to secure a seat already with still seven races to go in the season, it is really impressive. jenny, for mclaren it has been a difficult couple of years for them, next season with fernando

e has been leading this.hat's been interesting is how he has been able to operate, given that trump has been hands off. bob lighthizer has been able to make inbounds. carol: i don't think we have a concept of what it takes to renegotiate a complicated trade agreement. a year is not a long time for this to drag on, considering how long it takes to get nafta to be a deal. matthew: a trillion dollars of trade happens under this deal. the idea of putting this into hyper-drive was never realistic. bob lighthizer's plan was to browbeat canadians into submission one year ago. that has gotten bogged down into something like trench warfare. even though all three parties wanted a deal, it was for different reasons. the canadians and mexicans wanted to modernize nafta to cut through the red tape and encompass more trade, whereas the u.s. simply wanted to get a better deal for the united states. jason: all three parties came to the table with different objectives. bob lighthizer has had a certain amount of autonomy, give

nuclear testing has stopped.n kim for his courage and for the steps he has taken, though much work remains to be done. but it wasn't all sweetness and light. this america first president rounded on opec, the international criminal court, and the world trade organisation. he justified his trade war against china, and then set out a vision starkly at odds with the internationalist audience listening to him. we reject the ideology of globalism and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. his principal target in the speech was iran. he called on nations to isolate tehran‘s rulers and support its people. not quite a cry for regime change, but it's clear where he stands. iran's leaders plunder the nation's resources to enrich themselves and to spread mayhem across the middle east and far beyond. and the iranians met fire with fire. translation: unlawful unilateral sanctions in themselves constitute a form of economic terrorism and a breach of the right to development. the iranians and americans avoided each other over lu

security council ambassador nikki haley has tweeted about the situation in the ad lib as has president trump both said they don't want there to be an all out assault but listen very carefully to her words when i asked her about the situation ambassador hailey didn't seem opposed to them taking over it live only to the use of chemical weapons what you're saying from us and the fact that the security council wants to talk about it is do not let a chemical weapons attack happen on the people of illinois the people of syria have been through too much this is a tragic situation and if they want to continue to go the route of taking over syria they can do that but they cannot do it with chemical weapons they can't do it assaulting their people and we're not going to fall for it if there are chemical weapons that are used we know exactly who's going to use them and this is the exact same playbook that russia and iran and assad have used every time a u.n. security council meeting about the situation in adlib has now been called for friday morning but things on the ground are moving fast and th

what has happened has been the sharing of knowledge and that indeed china has been able to benefit fromome instances, i have been told that chinese companies that have things perhaps not in the most transparent way in which they could have, but that is not under the auspices, chinese officials say, of the chinese government. it is not written in the war in china anywhere. it is really interesting to point out as well that the government is very much trying to distance itself from that position because it wants to put forward a new face of china, that china is changing and that is how it should hejudged changing and that is how it should he judged today. police in the american state of iowa have charged a twenty—two year old man with the murder of a young spanish golf champion. celia barquin arozamena won this year's european amateur golf championship. she was found dead on a golf course in the city of ames on monday morning. cbs news' tommi clark has more. new details today after an iowa state university student athlete was found dead on a local golf course. 22—year—old celia barquin ar

russia has accused the u.s. of dropping phosphorus bombs of a deer as or province in eastern syria on saturday the pentagon denies this saying none of its units in the area are equipped with white phosphorus munitions rosslyn jordan reports now from washington. the united states and russia have been at loggerheads in recent weeks over what's happening in eastern syria that's a part of the country where the russians have almost never been since eisel first moved in back in two thousand and fourteen it's been the united states that has deployed special forces to help train and support rebel fighters as well as kurdish fighters trying to remove the group out of eastern syrian territory however recently russia has been suggesting that it needs to move into the area near darrow's or in order to go after what it calls terrorists the united states repeatedly has warned russia to stay out of the region and in fact says that a thirty five mile deep confliction zone around its garrison. should not be breached by the syria

so independently he's good and has an affair with the home secretary. —— he even has an affair.n the popularity of the bodyguard, there's been a surge of interest injoining the bodyguard, there's been a surge of interest in joining the force, it wa nts to interest in joining the force, it wants to recruit detectors and technology experts. it is about encouraging people to have an ambition, dream big, and actually, sunday, you could be protecting the queen or the home secretary. but at some day. but you won't get that instantaneously. one feature of the programme is the large number of seniorfemale police programme is the large number of senior female police officers and detectives from black and minority ethnic groups. the reality is different, they're in

cosby, it has all circled back to you. the day has come, the time has come. years old, he's been convicted of drugging and sexual assaulting andrea constand. they're still in court so we don't know what more details will emerge but this is the key detail, three to ten years in state prison. brooke? >> let's get our lawyers to react. areva, to you. three to ten in state prison. i know there was a thought he'd be under house arrest. this is in state prison. >> i never had any doubt he'd be in state prison. i agree with mark given the pending appeal that he'd have to be careful what he said if he were to take the stand. the fact that he didn't do so and offer any apology about the pain that andrea constand is feeling or has experienced, he didn't ask for mercy, didn't ask for leniency, i can't help but believe that that played some part in the decision that the judge has made. i think this sentence is fair. i think the victims, the 60-plus women that have accused bill cosby of sexual assault will feel vindicated, will feel like today justice was served. a very p

talking about her dying has been the ha rd est talking about her dying has been the hardest thing. will be ok, come on, let's try this, there is a point that we all knew was going to happen, where the conversation changed, and that kind of come on, you'll be ok, isn't helpful any more and we had to talk very honestly about what things would look like moving forward. the most heartbreaking text that i received was from rachael saying that she was utterly devastated to have to do this, but we couldn't record any more, and she had gone home and been given a matter of days to live. too you said you wanted to change the way that people talk about cancer, the language. do you think you achieve that? the key thing we wanted to do with the podcast, and i believe that rachael has done, is showing that yes, u nfortu nately, has done, is showing that yes, unfortunately, through rachael's cancer and her journey in unfortunately, through rachael's cancer and herjourney in terms of where we are as ended. but she has shown that she has lived an absolutely worthwhile, purposeful, amazing life that

turkey has a powerful military. turkey could of course threatened them and said that if the offense starts, we will counter idlib. of course, they would be encountering russia. not so much iran, by the way. iran is not the main military player. it is mainly the syrian regime and russia. whenever russia and turkey gather somewhere, it is not always about idlib. trump is always in the room. it is about redefining the relationship between the countries. of course, the global politics have contributed to this difficult situation. at the moment it is very, very difficult to get any kind of concession from iranians, little russia. turkey is very much alone. we don't see that they are supported by europe or the american supervised this crisis in idlib. phil: the point of other people not in the room -- america not in that room today, and syria not in the room. what are we to take from that? daniel: yeah, that's of course -- america not in the room is no wonder, because they have been out of these negotiations for a long ti

the storm has passed on, but everywhere, it has left a trail of destruction.e are returning from evacuation shelters to find their homes in ruins, or as for this man and his family, swept away completely. there is nothing they can do but to pick up their possessions. "we don't know where we're going to live," he told me. "our house is gone, and we'lljust have to go anywhere we can." we've only got to look at the state of this school roof to see just how powerfully destructive this storm was. now, all this damage is a really heavy blow for communities which have got very few resources, and where government help is sparing and slow at best. as we left his town, a good part of the population was where we had first seen them — waiting in the hope of government assistance or private donations. typhoon mangkhut has now moved west. winds of up to 110 mph hammered hong kong, showing that even this modern and well—built city is no match for its power. some of the skyscrapers swayed. others lost windows, shed scaffolding, and here, even a crane. waves crashed onto the d

>> it has been a much quieter existence for him both because he has had to stop talking after he pleadeduilty in august. talking to friends, associates, people who he had been speaking to even in a run up to what happened in august, there is a sense in the world around michael cohen that something was happening, that something serious was going on. people around him started talking about he must be talking to robert mueller. as they reported today that has been the case. it is unclear what those conversations have been like and how serious they are, how far down the road they have been. this is a man who -- i interviewed him last labor day weekend. to say that his life has turned in a stunning way is such an under statement. this is someone who is out in the hamptons for the summer and this summer was different for him. he faced eight counts that he pleaded guilty to. his family was in some sort of legal jeopardy that he tried to avoid by pleading guilty. financially he is incredibly squeezed. he is now staring down what could be years in prison should the judge sentence him to that in d

he has been a federal judge for 12 years. he has been a great judge. he has earned a reputation for fairness and decency. clerks love him. his students love him. his colleagues love him. this man is not a monster, nor is he what has been represented here in these hearings. we are talking today about judge kavanaugh's conduct in high school. , and as a freshman in college, as well. serious allegations have been raised that judge kavanaugh committed sexual assault. if he did that, he should not serve on the supreme court. but the fear that has been created since democrats first late dr. ford's allegations to the media two weeks ago after setting them first -- after sitting on them for six weeks, has brought us no closer to the truth. anonymous letters with no name are now being treated as national news. with implausible claims are driving the news cycle. this is worst -- worse than robert couric. this is worse than clarence thomas. this is a national disgrace, the way you are being treated. in the middle of it all, we have judge kavanaugh, a man who unti

also has sky, which has sky news.ich has sky news. sky news has been given guaranteed funding for a number of years. funding for a number of years. have been crossing the t‘s and dotting the is on a media front. dotting the is on a media front. a commentator ilias and this puts a sky news in a very good position. sky news in a very good position. customers here in the uk, people who have subscriptions? have subscriptions? probably a brilliant place to be working right now. working right now. funding, and an almost 10% increase in its budget guaranteed. in its budget guaranteed. funding, he would continue to make sure it would be funded. sure it would be funded. great place to be at sky news for the next decade or so. the next decade or so. sky customers, there would probably be no change for them. be no change for them. you're not going to change a name like sky. going to change a name like sky. it is a fantastic brand. is a fantastic brand. pan—european, of course, germany, italy, as well as the uk. italy, as well as

she has had death threats and she has had to move house with herfamily, this and she has had to movely, this is and she has had to move house with herfamily, this is a tough thing for a woman to go through. there is no question about that but i point back to the fact that this same person who wanted to remain anonymous called the washington post and gave the story and gave her name and gave the story and gave her name and phone number to them so i really don't know where the truth in this is. actually the truth is that we might not ever find out whatever happened 36 years ago allegedly. might not ever find out whatever happened 36 years ago allegedlym does that then cast a shadow over judge kavanaugh even if he is confirmed? it will, no question, a sexual allegation like this will be a stain on his nomination to the supreme court if he makes it. ron christie, thank you very much. i guess that is why in some senses if they were some kind of investigation you could argue, christian, that judge kavanaugh needs it as well because it would be betterfor judge kavanaugh needs it as well bec

chetan patak has all the sport.om britain's lewis hamilton — who has cruised to victory at the singapore grand prix to strengthen his hold on this year's world championship. hamilton's controlled drive from pole ensured a fourth win for him in singapore, adding to the successes he's had there in 2009, 2014 and 2017. max verstappen finished second while hamilton's title rival sebastian vettel finished third. it means hamilton now has a 40—point lead over the ferrari driver in the championship with six races to go. we had a great start. the team were just never giving up faith and belief in me and in valtteri bottas and our ability. it's a real blessing because it was a long race. simon yates has completed a clean sweep of british victories in this year's grand tours with victory in the vuelta a espana. the 26—year—old michelton—scott rider crossed the line safely at the end of today's processional stage in madrid. chris froome and geraint thomas had already won the giro d'italia and tour de france respectively this y

the un has this warning.on't turn the next few months in idlib to the worst humanitarian catastrophe with the biggest loss of life in the 21st century. i'm rico hizon, in london. also in the programme: a brexit breakthrough might be on the cards. the eu's chief negotiator says a deal could be reached by november. and the row that keeps on giving — the women's tennis association defends serena williams‘ outburst in the us open final. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7:00 in the evening in washington, where the white house says the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has requested a second meeting with president trump and that officials are looking into scheduling one. negotiations on the topic appeared to have stalled after the two leaders‘ historic summit in singapore injune, leading the us secretary of state mike pompeo to cancel a scheduled trip to north korea last month. the white house spokeswom

my name has been harmed. my integrity has been harmed. my family has been harmed. my friends have been harmed. there is nothing this committee, this body or this country can do to give me my good name back. nothing. i will not provide the rope for my own lynching or for further humiliation. i am not going to engage in discussions, nor will i submit to roving questions of what goes on in the most intimate parts of my private live or the sanctity of my bedroom. these are the most intimate parts of my privacy, and they will remain just that, private. senator biden: thank you, judge. you will not be asked to. before i begin my questioning of judge thomas, i would remind the committee and the nominee that, with respect to one set of allegations, those pertaining to prof. anita hill, we are somewhat limited at this stage as to permissible questions. professor hill, as recently as late last night, continues to ask us to maintain the confidentiality of her statement to the committee. so judge thomas, at this stage of the hearings, without having heard professor hill's test

an earthquake has triggered a tsunami which has struck a coastal city in indonesia., which is on the island of sulawesi. here's rebecca henschke in the indonesian capitaljakarta. mobile phone footage shows that terrifying moment that up to three metre high waves hit the coastal area in the city of palu. the footage shows the water sweeping into houses closest to the shore. otherfootage from mobile phones taken on ships out to sea show the waves hitting the port area, where people are praying and screaming, as you can hear in the footage. officials have confirmed that it tsunami has hit the area, but exact casualty figures are still unclear. telecommunications to the region have been cut off. they're sending in rescue teams to the area as we speak to get a clearer picture of what has taken place. the quake happened around 5pm local time and was 7.7 magnitude. a significant earthquake for indonesia — living in the ring of fire, a country that is no stranger to earthquakes, after suffering earthquakes in lombok injuly and august which killed over 500 people. what has ha

turkey has been increasing its military presence along its border has also sent reinforcements into italy the turkish government is the opposition's guarantor in the astonished process and has twelve observer posts inside the province if there is an all out conflict the presence of its soldiers could complicate matters there are around through a half million people in the provinces come to represent the symbolic last stand of the opposition inside syria around a million of those who live here now have already been displaced several times during this seven and a half year war and damascus backed by russia and iran has made it clear that it will not remain in opposition hands stephanie decker al-jazeera and. russia has accused the united states of dropping phosphorus bombs over doors or province in eastern syria on saturday the pentagon denies this saying none of its units in the area are equipped with white phosphorus munitions jordan reports from washington d.c. . the united states and russia have been at loggerheads in recent weeks over what's happening in eastern syria that's a part of

has their fate ha ha. and then a washing. machine that soldier she is out that you know. the message got across in the west to plundered artifacts must be returned to china otherwise sooner or later you will be held accountable former president of the french union of antique dealers christiane did he personally paid the price in the late one nine hundred ninety s. he bought a collection of chinese gold plates the for selling part of it to french businessman hong swapping no for one million euros later the two men donated the plates to the queen mainly in paris well. one of the most will come again yearly plissken a few years after their donation the chinese announced that the plates had been looted and beijing demanded the repatriation in two thousand and seven the first lawsuit was filed but not pursued eighty years on did he receive a phone call from the french culture ministry is old you. see news or you'll shoot please of g.d.p. new no. don't sit if they don't also also send you prove i knew did i don't as you me for this and that you'll be doing it. but only real nam

i think that has changed.has put it back on the table as a possible scenariom this, it has put it back on the table as a possible scenario. it is interesting, because, as you say, so many ifs and qualifications, but it is quite possible that we will be chatting again in a few months‘ time, and we will look back at this moment as being one of very big political significance potentially? yeah, ithink political significance potentially? yeah, i think so, i think it‘s difficult for labour, and you have seen difficult for labour, and you have seen that even today, you know, you have keir starmer getting up, getting a standing ovation for saying that they remain option must be there and must be considered, and then almost immediately afterwards then almost immediately afterwards the assistant general secretary of the assistant general secretary of the unite union says whatever he just said, the second vote will not be about staying in, able be about the terms of leaving. so that row really is for another day, i mean

grateful to find work, she has been in the same job for the last ten years and that has had consequencesquences. do you think you would have had children sooner had the economy being better and you felt more financially secure? i think so. i spent the last decade concentrating on getting a stable career, saving enough money. now, laura and her husband are expecting their first baby. like laura and her husband are expecting theirfirst baby. like nora, many of us theirfirst baby. like nora, many of us decided to wait to have children. since the financial crisis, there have been 4.8 million fewer babies born than democritus were expecting. that is not the only thing that happened. dominic graduated from howard university in 2008.” happened. dominic graduated from howard university in 2008. i was told that i had a bachelor ‘s degree andi told that i had a bachelor ‘s degree and i could do anything we said. that she found there were no jobs. to come back and not be able to... to come back and not be able to... to land the jobs that you feel like deserve and feel like that, you know, you worke

as it is the us has pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, which of course has led to a great deal of concernns on the country that is already facing some economic problems. and donald trump is also due to chair at this un general assembly a meeting of the un security council. now, that is clearly something that will have a lot of focus on it and president trump is supposed to be chairing a session that is looking at trying to stop the spread of weapons of mass destruction. but he has already said that he wants the discussion to focus on iran and that is something that is likely to upset president rouhani specifically, but it also means there will be a great deal of focus on looking at what president trump himself says. sometimes he can be outspoken, as you know, and sometimes president rouhani can respond in kind. chris buckler there. speaking to us earlier from washington. a man has been arrested at buckingham palace, on suspicion of possessing a taser stun gun. the 38—year—old was caught when he went through security scanners. police say the incident is not terror related. a british man wh

the french finance minister says the government has no plans to sell. brian quine has the story.rian: months after the french finance -- finance minister warmed the airline would prepared tohey are sell their 14% stake, rather than protected from competition. in an interview, benjamin smith warned unions should not consider the government shares an insurance policy against failure. be arrogant and assume we have any more right to our customers than our competitors do. we have to earn their business every day. fighting our competitors is ours out t -- is our ticket to succe. brian: the financial managers says while the airlines donates to become more competitive, that is not on the agenda. >> that is not on the government's priority. my priority is getting out on front. brian: he has been in the job for less than two weeks. his appointment as ceo was bitterly contested. he says he wants to build trust with unions as he prepares for critical negotiations with them. nearly two weeks of strengths of -- it's shares are down 37% for 2018. the company's previous ceo resigned after losin

that has changed a lot.s, deferential treatment, better speeches that are a bit milder, that seems to be going away. there is partisan rancour that is in the country has reached the senate. and the supreme court. there was once a time when that was above partisanship. we will have more from you later. thank you for now. if you arejust you later. thank you for now. if you are just joining you later. thank you for now. if you arejustjoining us, you later. thank you for now. if you are just joining us, and you later. thank you for now. if you arejustjoining us, and you are looking at live pictures of the senatejudiciary looking at live pictures of the senate judiciary committee in washington which is due to vote whether or not brett kavanaugh should become the next us supreme court justice. as we should become the next us supreme courtjustice. as we showed you on those pictures, the democrats have left the room. we can speak to strategist and former adviser to george w bush, ron christie who was with us followi

has not been a broker and has been a lawyer for israel now bring us to the present all the trumpet ministration is doing is removing the minear removing any kind of sense that the u.s. is an honest broker and being really honest about the fact that it is there to ensure israel's interests and to ensure that the international community and international law is not part of resolving this conflict on those term good i'm glad you brought it to the present because we got this coming here on you tube from someone watching live this is just the who says this is no way towards peace that's for sure someone else on twitter echoing that sentiment today and says this would be another major mistake from the top administration apart from relocating the u.s. embassy to jerusalem it's a wrong decision for political security and peace reason so updating us to today and what this actually means for palestinians on the ground what's your answer there. how listin eons have been enduring structural violence in the form of an apartheid regime as well as settler colonial removal on a daily basis with or without the

joe lynskey has more.eatre of the ryder cup the teams that have succeeded down the years have been those that have got the best from new talent alongside those more experienced players who know what to expect from the partisan atmospheres you only get in this sport once every two years. eight players automatically qualify for team europe through their performances and prize money earnings on the tour throughout year, but for the captain thomas bjorn the issue is that only three of these names have played in ryder cups before — rory mcilory, justin rose and this year's 0pen champion franceco molinari. the other five are all rookies. so that left bjorn with plenty of big names to whittle down to his four wild card picks — these are the ten names that visitors to the bbc sport website were given to choose from. around 60% of you chose ian poulter. well he has made it into one of the four wildcard picks and he's joined by three more players who might not be in the best form of their lives but who know exactly

it has been active sincejune but has not caused any disruption to flights or tourism. francis has called for society to be vigilant towards any resurgence of anti—semitism during a visit to eastern europe. he made the appeal in the lithuanian city of kaunas, saying new generations should be taught about the holocaust. an international rescue mission is underway, trying to reach a seriously injured sailor taking part in the golden abhilash tomy is stranded 2,000 miles off the coast of western australia. his yacht‘s mast was broken, in a severe storm in the indian ocean. a distress message from solo yachtsmen abhilash tomy after a appears storm whipped up 80 mile an hour winds and 45 foot waves breaking his mass on friday. he is injured and unable to leave cybele i am very relieved to be a part of this race. this is him at the start of the race injuly. he is no stranger to extreme conditions. he completed the same challenge in 2013. it is a 30,000 mile nonstop solo race. competitors set off from france on the first ofjuly. they have been tracking down the west coast of a

the market has not been as underweight has it has been in other -- as it has been in other markets.to send me back to chart cap because i did not -- chart camp. see a move through 16. all of that would do is it would be a catch-up of dollar rand against the other risky currencies. this is the key issue for the em. the steps that currencies rely on funding are we getting because capital is being reallocated. francine: let's now focus on italy where political leaders are starting to begin discussing the 2019 budget. investors will be monitoring for how far they will push the european union budget rules. said thate minister bond yields would fall after investors see the plan. is george sera bellows of deutsche bank. on whetheruestions he will remain finance minister for long. can we take this at face value? >> italy is all about one thing. that is, what is the budget deficit number they are going to publish by september 27 for next year? you have a government that is experienced. there is a lot of noise around what we are expecting. it will boil down to the walk rather than the talk. t

the chinese government has not yet commented on this report but it has denied accusations of mistreatment of muslims and jin yang it says the increased security measures at a guard against the threats of separatists in the region iran card deserve. asha in japan said their way to resolve a decades long territorial dispute over a chain of islands in the pacific ocean russian president vladimir putin and japanese politicians are they made the comments after meeting him. out of all stop and eastern russia they say they're working toward signing a peace treaty which could formally end the second world war hostilities. now former cambodian opposition leader has been released from prison after being detained for a year without trial can sucker has had struck to bail conditions imposed he's been barred from holding political rallies and meeting with members of his former party or any foreigners when haye has more from bangkok. after spending a year in a remote prison camp was finally able to return home but he's not free as cambodians awoke to news the opposition leader was released on bail and

he has been learning everything. he has realized that munro was not welcoming to them. the school was dirty when they started. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: there was still posterboard and torn pieces of paper from the previous year, this year. thank you, very much. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: good evening. my name is benito ortiz. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: my son is also in the fifth-grade. he is the third one, third-generation at munro. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i remember in previous years, it has always been a great school. there was even some renovations done. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: i want to be direct. this problem started to watch when years. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: my son was bullied and the teachers and the staff and administrators have not been doing a good job. [speaking spanish] >> voice of translator: and i ask you to look at all the people who were here tonight. obviously something is wrong at this time that u.s. representatives look and find what is wrong.

nuclear testing has stopped. i would like to thank chairman kim for his courage and for the steps he has taken, though much work remains to be done. today it was iran in the cross hairs, america having pulled out of the nuclear deal. he called on nations to isolate iran's rulers and support its people. not quite a cry for regime change but it is clear where he stands. iran's leaders plunder the nation's resources, to enrich themselves and to spread mayhem across the middle east and far beyond. and this american first president rounded on opec, the international criminal court, and the world trade organisation. he justified his trade war against china and then set out a vision, starkly at odds with the internationalist audience listening to him. we reject the ideology of globalism. and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. and on immigration and to those refugees fleeing persecution, donald trump said, stay at home and make your own country's great again. that was heard in icy silence and the only time his speech

during an air raid targeting hezbollah weapons chalons has more from moscow. this israeli military delegation headed by the commander of the air force major general and macam norton has come to moscow essentially to argue israel's case following the downing of this russian plane and in addition to say to the russians that iran is continuing to attempts to transfer strategic weaponry to hezbollah and establish a military presence in syria now regarding the downing of the plane what israel says is that it wasn't their fault their points are that it was extensive and inaccurate air defense fire from the syrian anti-aircraft batteries that down the plane that when these missiles were launched at the russian plane actually the israeli jets were already back in israeli airspace that during the strike that the is ready jets were engaged in the russian plane wasn't actually in the area of operations and that the syrians didn't even try to determine that there were no russian planes in the air so essentially what they're doing is saying to the russians we aren't to bla

and as has been well said, every saint has a past, every sinner has a future.hall see, but we must add that for both center and saint and all of us in between -- have aand saint, we all present. what does that tell us about this president? he has expanded the mexico city policy for funding of international aids programs that promote abortion. programsational aid that promote abortion. earlier this year he created a new conference with the department of health and human services office of civil rights, to protect the rights of conscience for medical personnel . and he has nominated and had confirmed 18 appellate and district judges likely sympathetic to the right to life. [applause] authorized a letter to the states that makes it easier planned to exclude th parenthood facilities from their medicaid programs. [applause] he has proposed regulations to allow health care providers to refuse to perform services that conflict with their religious and moral beliefs. [applause] gardenaid from the rose on the day of the right to life march, in my administration we will

yet another situation where she has to defend her own actions in fact she even has to defend her ownrhetoric when she talks about those hunting scenes and the mob on the streets which is now being denied among some people within her own party and including the head of germany's domestic security service that itself has become a political issue here but for the if it's a success in that it keeps framing any issue about migration and all other parties one can really say are trying to make this more debate about are you for or against democracy are you for or against the rule of law and this was very much the nature of the debate that we saw here today show we also saw a very tense exchange between alexander gallants from the f.t. and also the former leader of the social democrats martin sure let's listen to some of that exchange. you don't see a complex up to reduce complex issues to a single topic and then to link it to a minority is a traditional fascist practice it's not that you have to speak to this fascist morse time to hide this morning thank you we are seeing this happening aga

my relationship with them has been a trip up this basically and what has happened in the fifth day and almost a thing most of this kind of like a lot that's part. of it is that you know despite his ordeal ricketson love affair with combo isn't over he's determined to get back to work in the country he loved so dearly but first some time at home in australia to recovery . sports now in sunday's blunders lead to action by a leverkusen picked up their first points of the season when they beat informed minds one nil at home have it grabbed the goal in sixty two minutes to fire live across an up to fifteenth sport frankfurt later drew one one with lives in the final game of match day four and in a stand out game on saturday hoffenheim to conduct mind in a contest which has some interesting history a group of dot one fans were banned from hoffenheim stadium by the owner because of abusive chance towards him last season fury off the pitch and quality on it when battled to a draw he has more. this clash had a bit of feels with the head of kick off dortmund fans are unhappy with this man hope h

simon yates has never got the call up simon yates has never got the call upi simon yates has never gote? they did try to sign him back in 2013, 201a and he races with his twin brother adam. team sky didn't wa nt to twin brother adam. team sky didn't want to sign adam, theyjust wanted simon. both of them in the end went to mitchelton—scott. i would be surprised if he moved. i think mitchelton—scott are building a team around the brothers and they are probably going to stay where they are for the moment. team sky acronym and —— at the minute have an embarrassment of riches with several young riders coming through. i would expect neither team sky to want to sign him paolo simion want to move. you mentioned his brother who has been such a huge difference throughout this race. and actually had a disappointing year himself. he went to the tour de france, the leader of mitchelton—scott and had quite an good race. he has then been that key to his brother simon and i am sure there will be a certain amount of reading about it about the eighth christmas dinner table. —— v8 is -- eighth christmas

what has been said?oroner has wrapped things up saying as far as she was concerned was no evidence that took her own life and it was clear she had died as a result of intoxication followed by drowning and she saw her death as a tragic accident. herfinding of the cause of death was that she had died as a result of an accident. the postmortem confirmed there were no signs of injury, she had not been self harming, no other injuries on her body, the postmortem concluded that she had died as a result of and oxidation followed by drowning. —— intoxication. the verdict, this is an accident. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. the energy regulator has announced a new price cap which it says will benefit 11 million customers in the uk — saving the average customer £75 a year. president trump is demanding the new york times name a white house official behind an article which harshly criticises his leadership. britain will brief the un security council today on the arr

this thing has to be postponed. presidentom that, a who is under criminal investigation, possibly for treason, has no rights to appoint anyone or nominate anyone to the supreme court. can we all agree on that? but now that dr. ford has come herard with this, to ignore , to not listen to her, that will be its own crime. i sincerely hope, as we sit here today and in the coming days and weeks, that somehow this has to be tabled. there is no way they can go forward with this now. -- n't know, i guess i don't know. i feel for everybody that has told me a story like this, that i have listened to for the last 40 years. guyt to tell you, too, as a who was a teenager, was a tween, just so you know, guys like me have to put up with these guys since we were in high school. i don't know what words i can use on this show, but basically, ep] that we've had to tolerate and who have made life miserable for us and who were the bullies when we were in school. and there believe that they have a right to use their strength for violence

the company has said it has no agreement at this time but it is in talks. coca-cola had said yesterday it was also in talks with various companies and was interested in the opportunity but hadn't yet come to any kind of agreement. back to technology now, i mentioned apple. tim cook saying he's optimistic on a u.s. china trade deal but some of their products were indeed exempted from the tariffs. we are also watching mastercard company have to the finalized payoff with merchants. $6 billion is the deal they came to. there had been a dispute. oracle off the lows of the session still down after that company came out with its earnings yesterday. it has been losing customer renewals on the switch to the cloud method to shares were down -- method. shares were down 5%. if we can pull up my bloomberg that would be even better because it gives you a bigger look at the commodities here. it got the energy complex here. here's the percent change on the day. we saw that comment from the saudi's that they are ok with oil at $80 a barrel. we've got the oil complex. energy

life has become harder for digital and his business has been struggling since bangkok city authorities banned street vendors from parts of the city areas that are high traffic and frequented by tourists now he only makes around fifteen dollars a day. for the really high value of the conflict the income is gone up with it why don't the authorities manage the areas like they did before the last couple of course they should make sure that the streets aren't messy but they shouldn't have picked this. moment i'm a little younger. than goats authorities want to clean up the city they have moved more than twenty thousand street vendors from several locations since twenty sixteen and they have identified more locations where vendors will be evicted but they are plans to do more than just disrupt the livelihood of the city street vendors critics say they are redefining bangkok's landscape yes i agree that you need good management but then no i don't agree because i would like to keep bangkok as it is you know available exotic good for them for the public so i didn't see some middle ground i thi

has jaylen ramsey has taken it into new territory asked about his promise to dominate the patriots rob grown koski on sunday he said not even his own grandmother would be safe from him on the football field i don't believe in having friends on the field on the my brother my dad my mom grandma was out there like this is all right after the game we can because it doesn't matter you really not deadly was you know that. he was you know that. was he hit me bad government i get over one of my legs. now while i have all lights on a london design a festival is inviting visitors to pilot a balloon by using only their minds is just a bold and went on a flight of fancy. seven meters in soaring in the atrium of the design museum all things to brainwaves the weather balloon is controlled by visitors minds their electric brain pulses power the robotics which ultimately control the textile airship and now we're going to. intervene through virtual reality goggles the pilot sees the balloon lift inside the atrium go through the roof and soar over west london you see yourself sort of going out over kens

general assembly gathering has organized by the u.s. secretary of state my pompei oh it's the first time such a meeting has been held since the blockade of qatar last year. in the u.s. members of a senate committee are to vote on whether to allow donald trump supreme court nominee to proceed with his confirmation earlier some democrats walked out during the final debate over brett kavanaugh is confirmation on thursday he and one of the women who accuses him of sexual misconduct testified before the committee let's talk to rosen jordan live in washington as we look at these live pictures rosalind talk us through what's been happening as we lead up to that key vote in about fifteen minutes time. daryn it's been a very contentious business meeting usually it's a very perfunctory gathering of the senators on the committee when they're deciding whether to recommend nominations to the full senate for a vote but of course the most contentious of the nominees on today's agenda and there are ten of them is that of brett kavanaugh who has been no

has more from the un. the north korean foreign minister picked up on the theme that we also heard from the chinese and russian foreign ministers of the un general assembly that the north koreans had shown their goodwill that commitment to denuclearization by dismantling that test site by ending the testing of nuclear weapons and missiles it's time for the u.s. to take reciprocal action by the easing sanctions or declaring an end to the korean war the north korean foreign minister pointing out that north korea has more reason to mistrust the u.s. than the other way around the u.s. self rule is the only country in the world to actually use nuclear weapons against another country and has consistently threatened to annihilate north korea using nuclear weapons it was time for the us now to act. digital books q sit down with iran was on the idea that sanctions can bring us on our knees is a pipe dream of people who are ignorant about us but the problem is that the continued sanctions are deepening our mistrust t

process has not been ha ndled totally tra ns pa re ntly?rently? good afternoon, nice to see you. no, this is the democrats '5 latest attempt to try to slow down the process. we are talking about documents that brett kava naugh are talking about documents that brett kavanaugh had when he was the star secretary, in other words the person controlling the people of all going to and from the oval office. they want to dig into this and say, look, some of these papers were controversial and use that to attack kavanagh on. but those do not have his personal opinions, they were written by others like myself, when i wrote policy for the president. this has been seen as a consequential announcement because of the balance of the court. please explain what impact brett kavanaugh would have won the supreme court and its political leanings? politically, very significant. what you are talking about here is that we have nine justices on our supreme court in the us. you have four conservative type justices, you have four more liberal type justices. if you pu

mueller has fact. just like paula duncan concluded in the manafort trial, although she is a loyal trump supporter and says the investigation is a hoax and a witch hunt, but the evidence against manafort was real. those were facts and i voted to convict him on 18 counts and i am hoping that the american people will start to see the facts once mueller either issues an indictment that names higher ups or issues a report that names them and spells out in detail ba they have done wrong. that's when people will see the truth and will turn their opinion and vote in the way that they should against the trump team who has mitted these crimes. >> rudy guiliani and the trump team forgive michael flynn completed guilty to committing crimes in the white house. thank you both for our discussion too. when we come back, paul manafort is the latest trump team member to plead guilty. but the first one who was in that trump tower meeting the first one to plead guilty wolves in the trump tower meeting, what happens now to

he has a history of tax avoidance, has been complicit in money-laundering schemes. you can't make this up. yet my colleagues think checking out his tax returns would be an overreach work just like the 50 tax returns you look into six years ago. that's not what i'm here to talk about. we need to know how the president has personally benefited or will personally benefit under tax policies that he himself has pushed and signed into law. i think that's a reasonable look and oversight. that's our responsibility to this is what checks and balances me. i'm sorry if it causes pain, whether democrat or republican. that's a responsibility, in writing. this should be an egregious abuse of power, but this committee is unwilling even to consider it. 19 times. the attorney general of new york has also filed suit against the donald j. trump foundation and its board of directors. alleging they violated state and federal laws by governing charities, by using the foundation as a slush fund for political favors including apps trump's legal speedy since we're down to just a few seconds

he has denied that, but now he has smoked cannabis, and shareholders are watching closely.se we have run out of time. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: cleaning up our oceans — the first attempt to remove decades of plastic pollution starts in the pacific. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes the spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: former president barack 0bama's call for the restoration of honesty and decency in the us government, in an outspoken attack on donald trump. and after a week of fighting in the libyan capital,

is proud of argentina's health care system he has a hiv and has always been able to receive free treatment for his disease every month he comes to this hospital to get free medication. they recently finally i'm being tested negative and they treat me in this hospital and as for free we don't want anyone to change that we've already started gathering signatures so they don't close this hospital and we don't lose access to the medicine we get. the health ministry plays a crucial role in a country with large levels of inequality and high poverty rates forty medical associations have requested a governmental reverse its decision saying that vaccination plans and the treatment of chronic diseases shouldn't be affected by the ongoing economic crisis. and the health center in argentina has problems even as a ministry what worries us is that these messages of us territory that argentina's showing do not have a human rights agenda any public policy needs to have human rights at its core. in spite of the problems argentina has long prided itself of being able to provide free and universal health car