the us right hayley &co could be theirs.er started an online petition to protest the decision by london's transport authorities —— ride hailing company. it hopes that the outpouring of public support will pressure the city's government to change their minds. london is one of uber‘s most lucrative markets. before we go, let's have a quick look at the asian markets. it is currently a mixed bag, a lacklustre day to asian equities to start the week after us stocks finished a choppy friday session. investors are weighing how seriously to take rhetoric between us president donald trump and north korea's kimjong—un, and of course the german elections over the weekend. thank you for investing your time with us, i am rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. the top stories this hour: after the german election, angela merkel is set to serve a fourth term in office, but her party has lost support to the right—wing nationalist afd. many american football stars have again kneeled during their national anthem, protesting against racism

thank you, linda, thank you hayley.for the uk over the next few days. some blustery showers and the strongest of the winds towards south—west wales and south—west england and but lots of showers. some of those heavy, perhaps thundery in places. a few bright spells, sunshine in between the showers, but it will be few and far between. it will feel cool and disappointing between the showers. temperatures at best maybe 13 or 14 celsius. but, typically about 15 celsius. but, typically about 15 celsius to 19 celsius where you get sunshine. through this evening and tonight, many of the showers clearing away, but more than coming into the western coasts. temperatures down about 10 or 11 celsius, but into tuesday, well, again, fairly unsettled. there will be showers around. not as many as today. good, sunny spells and top temperatures about 15 to 19 celsius. i will have more in half an hour's time. bye—bye. this is bbc news and these are the top stories developing at 11am. hurricane erma hits the west coast of florida, leaving a

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come back to nicky hayley who was urging the security council to take the strongest possible measureshis problem due. we have kicked the can down the road and there is no more road left. we will be talking to richard lister. talking about the options that donald trump has at his disposal and we will be talking to our correspondent, jonathan marcus and about what the un security council sanctions and the calls will mean for north korea. that's to come on bbc news. now it is time for the business. i'm alice baxter. in the business news: many economists do not expect uk interest rates to rise until 2019 despite inflation remaining above target, that's according to a snapshot conducted by the bbc. they believe that the bank of england's monetary policy committee will be reluctant to raise rates during brexit negotiations. the uk's coastal communities are among the country's worst off for earnings, employment, health and education, that's according to a special report for the bbc. it shows the economic gap between the so—called "pockets of deprivation" and non—coastal places has grown by a

hayley minogue is in jacksonville this morning with an update. hayley? . more than 125,000 customers mostly in coastal and south georgia are without power after hurricane irma crossed over into the state overnight, bringing high winds and rain. georgia power spokeswoman holly crawford said monday the areas with the most outages are glynn and chatham counties. she says the utility company has about 3,400 employees on standby to respond.crawford says georgia power expects a widespread of damage caused by high winds and fallen trees. the utility company says it must wait until conditions are safe for damage assessment teams to enter the field and begin the restoration process followed by repair crews, which could take several days.gov. nathan deal declared on sunday a state of emergency for all 159 counties in georgia. a tropical storm warning was issued for the first time in atlanta. (darya) thanks hayley. (darya)(mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)thanks to a very hot su

nikki haley calls concrete action against north korea after its most the most recent missile launch hayley and national security adviser h.r. mcmaster teased a special upcoming week at the un with a u.s. delegation including president on alt. as kim jong un's most recent missile launch demonstrates north korea remains one of the world's most urgent and dangerous security problems it is vital that all nations work together to do our utmost to solve the problem without all turned over to ambassador hill it is a new day at the u.n. the u.n. has shifted over the past several months it's not just about talking it's about action the members are starting to get used to act whether it's security council resolutions whether it's with u.n. reform whether it's with peacekeeping we're starting to see a lot of changes that the u.n. they are all anxious to see what the u.s. delegation looks like next week and i think they will be heavily impressed with the fact that we have the president the vice president the secretary of state many members of the national security council coming to really show the u.s

nicky hayley has objected to this approach with the un security council meeting today. china would insist on this because eventually china does not want to see a war on the korean peninsula and on its doorstep. the chinese could do more economically. they could stop oil being imported from china into north korea. they could not buy products from north korea. why are they not doing it? china can do more. 80 or 90% of trade from north korea is with the chinese but if you talk to chinese diplomats as well as the a nalysts, chinese diplomats as well as the analysts, they feel that north korea is such a regime that it can do what ever it takes to pursue the ideological goal, so even though china might be able to suspend the trade with north korea, it is still going to pursue its nuclear facility. it is no touristy difficult to gauge public opinion in china on any issue, but as far as we can go, do we know what the people of china would like the government to do? —— no torea sleep difficult. if you look at the response over the weekend to the test, the chinese public are very

we're waiting to hear if we talk to nikki hayley. a lot of news on pugh oca as well. "outnumbered" the ladies plus one lucky guy starts now. >> hope you're all having a wonderful labor day weekend. i'm sandra smith. kennedy here. also from msb, trish reagan. marie is here and #oneluckyguy and afghanistan veteran and fox news contributor, he's saluting you. >> if i could close my eyes and >> let's kick off what will be a big week. time for law makers to roll up their sleeves. con depress returning to capitol hill tomorrow way long to do list. by the end of the month they are to raise the debt ceiling. president trump is not budging on the call for funding on the wall on the u.s./mexico border. a huge campaign promise. watch. president: i hope it's not necessary. we will see. the wall is needed from standpoint of security. the wall is needed -- one way or another mexico will pay for the wall. it maybe through reimbursement. mexico will pay for the wall. >> and with russia the precedent pushes his a again da. all expected to be at the the white house wednesday for a meet

nikkei hayley saying the security council is running out of diplomatic options at this point. >> we wereic possibilities. we are pretty much exhausted all the things he could do at the security council at this point. i said yesterday a perfectly happy taken this over to general mattis because he has plenty of military options. lea: just days after they impose sanctions last week that kim jong un regime fired another missile over japan as a demonstration that could reach the u.s. territory of guam. lauren: curious to see if they fired a missile this week. it's now been lowered to severe on friday. 21-year-old yeah yeah farouk was arrested in west london and a second police search southwest of london for a person responded leaving the property carrying a bag that some say resembled a bomb that went off on the subway. farouk was a syrian refugee along with an 18-year-old men both believed to have been cared for by a couple to rent a foster home where they were saying with refugees. british prime minister theresa may discussing what can be done to prevent further terror attacks. >> one of th

they are going to make it happen, but for now hayley dawson is focused on game four of the world series first pitch a game four of the world series. what a great story. she's going to do hopefully all 30 major league baseball teams get to do it. cheryl: it's amazing what's happened with technology. let's just go back to that for a moment. that's incredible and she's out there throwing pitches. >> i still don't understand the concept of 3-d printing. >> the medical world it's really life changing. lauren: of course you can catch jerry that fox news headline on channel 115. cheryl: with got a lot more coming up. there's the numbers out this morning that might determine whether wall street as well. we are going to go to london for more. when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here. lauren: to record closes in a row on wall street. again in energy prices. the big reason why inves

we're waiting to hear if we talk to nikki hayley. a lot of news on pugh oca as well.bered" the ladies plus one lucky guy starts now. >> hope you're all having a wonderful labor day weekend. i'm sandra smith. kennedy here. also from msb, trish reagan. marie is here and #oneluckyguy and afghanistan veteran and fox news contributor, he's saluting you. >> if i could close my eyes and >> let's kick off what will be a big week. time for law makers to r

nikki hayley said years of incremental sanctions had failed. richard galpin has the latest details.termath, donald trump indicated a military response by the us was possible. mr president, will you attack north korea ? possible. mr president, will you attack north korea? we will see. this afternoon, at an emergency meeting of the un security council, us ambassador declared that enough was enough, and accused kimjong—un of trying to provoke the conflict. his abusive use of missiles, and his nuclear threats show that he is begging for more. —— begging for war. war is never something that the us ones. we do not want it now, but our country‘s patience is not unlimited. we will defend our allies and our territory. us allies, like japan, have been steadily building up japan, have been steadily building up their defences. so, if it does come to war, they can protect themselves from a north korean missile strike. but at the un today, the focus was on trying to agree on implementing yet another round of sanctions to force north korea to stop its nuclear programme. the security council must n

at another point, he said, ambassador haley a direct quote, ambassador hayley is correi hal.y military options -- he paused, with our allies's he discussed with a defense minister from south korea, here at the pentagon last week, that they discussed the possibility of putting tactical nuclear weapons back into south korea. he confirmed that earlier. there was a report out from the south korean side and we have confirmation from secretary mattis tactical nukes are being considered to put back into that country and then also when asked on why they didn't shoot down -- why the u.s. or japanese or south koreans shoot down that last missile that flew over on september 14th, the one lofted over hokkaido, he says they assessed it not a threat. if they assess it a threat they're going to go ahead and shoot it down. so we just had a lot of news from secretary mattis. i know a lot is happening up in new york, at the united nations up in your end woods, ali, and he confirmed the number of additional troop s were going t afghanistan. he said over 3,000. said ton the record. we basically

us ambassador nikki hayley called for members to adopt the strongest measures available, saying "enoughs "it's fantastic" he's to become an uncle for the third time. a senior police officer has warned staff cuts and rising crime in england and wales means forces across the county are heading for "a perfect storm". the queen, joined by her husband prince philip, has officially opened the new firth of forth bridge in scotland. the ceremony has been held 53 years on from the day when the monarch opened the neighbouring forth road bridge. some breaking news. kenya is to hold fresh president ale elections on 17th october. this coming from the electoral commission in kenya following the quashing of the previous election result on the grounds of fraud. we will have more on that a little later on. now, though, let's catch up with the sport. olly fost certificate at bbc sports centre for us. olly. good afternoon to you, simon. a busy night of football coming up and by the end of it we could have a slightly clearer picture about which teams are likely to make it to russia next summer. nothern ire

qc nicky hayley for instance, being able to reduce peacekeeping dues and down from 28% to 25%, and antonio with that. we have to get this all in perspective. this is a rounding error when it comes in the us budget, we are popular and regular budget, we are popular and regular budget for the united nations that is probablyjust budget for the united nations that is probably just over $5 budget for the united nations that is probablyjust over $5 million. that isjust larger is probablyjust over $5 million. that is just larger than is probablyjust over $5 million. that isjust larger than the new york city police department or the annual expenses york city police department or the annual expenses of the nra. we're not talking about huge amounts of money here. thanks forjoining us. and also with us here is my colleague katty kay. you have watched so many speeches by us president at the un, as you assess the reactionjudging by the response inside that chamber? is the speech ran 45 minutes, i don't know the white house but scheduled an hour expecting applause, which is usually is one an american pr

hayley, where do you stand on this?vour of a ban like alison is suggesting? no, not an outright ban, no, because that will ruin the game. when you get into older sort of age groups because if you're not taught to tackle properly and correctly with the right technique, you're not going to pick it up as quickly later on. but saying that, i think that, when you are sort of very young, maybe going into secondary school, there should bea limit into secondary school, there should be a limit to the contact that you do experience because your body isn't fully grown, it's more easily sort of damaged i suppose in a way... how would you limit it then? fewer coaching sessions or only one tackle per game? what do you mean? well, a lot of it can go in stages, you can start off with touch or give touch alternatives, going into grabs, a bit more physicality and contact and then it is about the teaching and the correct technique and making sure that young people are taught the correct way to be in contact situations. what about hayley‘s

we want to thank our incredible troupe of dancers including britany and hayley.is, abc is launching the first ever official "dancing with the stars" fantasy league. can you guys believe this? >> it's awesome. >> so cool. >> so much fun. you can find out how to enter by going to abc.com/dfl. you get to say i want this for this person. i love it so much. i could get nerdy. best fans ever on "dancing with the stars. >>> hi, there. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. off to a cooler start and a slightly cooler ending. still going to be slightly humid today, but that will lead to a chance of light showers tonight through about noon tomorrow. tomorrow's also our coolest t t >>> all that weather brought to you by state farm. do you want to do a little move with them? yes, i do. this one. all right. lara, tom, robin. >> she misses it. >> oh, she still got it. she never lost it. back now with our season 25 takeover and we have all the stars, the pros that are here. [ cheers and applause ] bella or nikki. you have a move called the bella buster. the bella buster. >> th

we want to thank our incredible troupe of dancers including britany and hayley.et's get a check now a little closer to home. >> off and on rain today in the forecast and occasionally you'll get drenchers like you have in burlington county and another one coming up from dover. your exclusive accuweather 7-day a high of just 73 this afternoon. periods of rain off and on, some heavy pockets. tomorrow we dry out. little mov with them? yes, i do. this one. all right. lara, tom, robin. >> she misses it. >> oh, she till got it. she never lost it. back now with our season 25 takeover and we have all the stars, the pros that are here. [ cheers and applause ] bella or nikki. you have a move called the bella buster. the bella buster. >> that's right. >> artem, have you experienced the bella buster yet. >> not yet. >> he will. he will. >> you should right now actually. >> ooh. [ applause ] >> i was going to ask artem if you're frightened but then you answered it already. you are a little. >> just a little. not so much. >> i try to fight him every rehearsal. >> that does not

we want to thank our incredible troupe of dancers including britany and hayley. can you guys believe this? >> it's awesome. >> so cool. >> so much fun. you can find out how to enter by going to abc.com/df letch. you get to say i want this for this person. i love it so much. i could get strongest hurricanen the atlantic basin (still cat. 5 - 185mph winds) new updates/track from nhc in at 5am, 8am, and 11am today: cloudy and cooler. rain likely. highs: 66-72 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: mostly to >>> all that weather brought to you by state farm. do you want to do a little move with them? yes, i do. this one. all right. lara, tom, robin. >> she misses it. >> oh, she till got it. she never lost it. back now with our season 25 takeover and we have all [ cheers and applause ] bella or nikki. you have a move called the bella buster. the bella buster. >> that's right. >> artem, have you experienced the bella buster yet. >> not yet. >> he will. he will. >> you should right now actually. >> ooh. [ applause ] >> i was going to ask artem if you're frightened but then you answer

as investor hayley said we've been kicking the can down the road and we're out of road. >> that of coursemcmaster warning north korea one day after they successfully test fired another missile over japan this is kim jong-un's regime continuing its defiance of the united nation's security council resolution. you know they passed since 2006 nine resolutions calling on him to stop and to try and curtail north korea's nuclear program. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley says the security council well it can't do much more. we basically taken and in the words of north korea strangled their economic situation at this point . that's going to take a little bit of time but it has already started to take effect. what we are seeing is they continue to be pro vocative, they continue to be wreckless and at that point, there's not a whole lot the security council is going to be able to do from here when you cut 90% of the trade and 30% of the oil. >> eric: president trump will address this during his un speech tuesday and with us now is jonathan watell, former spokesperson for ambassa

i went to thank you, ambassador hayley for your introduction and for your steadfast advocacy for american. on behalf of the cohost countries, i would like to also thank secretary general good heard, for you have been fantastic, for joining us and we affirm our commitment to the united nations reform and reform is what we are talking about. i applaud the secretary-general for laying out a vision to reform the united nations so that it better serves the people we all represent. we support your efforts to look across the entire system and to find ways the united nations can better and be better at development, management, peace and security. the united nations was founded on truly noble goals. these include affirming the dignity and worth of the human person and striving for international peace. the united nations has advanced towards these goals in so many ways. feeding the hungry, providing disaster relief in empowering women and girls in many societies all across the world. yet in recent years, the united nations has not reached its full potential because of bureaucracy and mismanagement.