already quite cheap so i guess they should both sides while they are moving in some sectors that healy's of moving in that is and that's the big challenge on germany i would dog is it also you know that they producing lots of solar panels does it somehow offset their c o 2 emissions no it doesn't it doesn't i mean and then meeting the targets but the targets they have 420202032 lou for the paris climate agreements so i guess for the next years the big challenge is to cooperate with china there's a big crew for the e.u. to play as a really model showing how this works cooperating with china on being more emissions on both sides and that's what we're hearing from chinese officials we want to see a lot of ambition from the e.u. and the move as well well being a role model is an interesting discussion going on because many people say yes we must be a germany's must be a role model but others say the street climate regulation will hurt the economy how much of a role model will we be as germans if a car industry goes down because we introduce climate legislation i actually see the other way ar

outfront now politics editor for "the new york times" patrick healy.esident will not stop on this. he continues to tweet about it. at a time when at least 20 bahamians are dead. the death toll expected to go way up we heard tonight. you've got the storm battering south and north carolina tonight. and yet the president is mainly talking about alabama. why? >> it's a president who does not and seems to be unable to admit that he was wrong. this is a president who as we saw from the very early days when he came into office when he was so focused and preoccupied on the size of his crowds at the inauguration that he was ordering up visual evidence to try to sort of support the false claim. and it's really, you know, striking now poppy, because as you said, you know, there are lives that have been lost, lives that are at stake. this is still a very serious storm. and the president is now in day 5, you know, talking about how right he was when he wasn't right. look, people to be -- we all like to talk about the weather. but this is a very strange preoccupatio

with us patrick healy, politics editor for "the new york times." d.a. du and david gergen former presidential adviser to ford, nixon, reagan and clinton. and let's build on what nancy pelosi said. attorney general bill barr and nancy pelosi's mind has quote gone rogue. legally, if that is the case, what does it mean for him? what does it mean for the administration? >> well, first of all, let me make one thing clear. they talk about barr having minimal involvement. he should have had zero involvement. he is the subject of the complaint. she be res couldcused right awa. that's the immediate problem. second, there is a question mark about the quick decision, where there is no criminal charges to be filed. did they do that because he is the president and can't be indicted anyway? or they think there is no merit to it? those are just some of the obvious questions about d.o.j. >> david gergen, help us with the politics here, because ultimately of course impeachment is a political process. do you see a qualitative shift, here on the prospect of impeachment, a

joining us now is the massachusetts a.g., mora healy, madame attorney general, thank you so much for good to have you here. >> great to be with you, rachel. >> so we've been watching the legal accountability issue for the opioid crisis sort of spread out, as the companies and the families that have been enriched by the company's behavior, try to make their legal liability come to an end. they try to sort of cut these things off and try to protect themselves. what's your big picture view of where we are right now in terms of legal accountability for the crisis? >> well, you nailed it, rachel. this is about accountability. look, purdue going out of business, that's a really good thing. but the sacklers can't and shouldn't use the bankruptcy proceeding as a vehicle to shield themselves from liability. and from accountability and ultimately that would be wrong for the more than 400,000 families across this country who have lost someone to this deadly epidemic. as background -- >> go ahead. carry on. >> i just think as background here, i want to be really clear. we were the first state to

perhaps the biggest challenge, according to ireland‘s cian healy, is the humidity.fferent way. it is not like playing in the sun or anything like that. your breasts goes, but you get it -- your breath goes. you can get it back pretty quickly but those extended periods of play puts pressure on, and we‘ve done lots of extended training. it is in the head, then. it is not a shock. we have been to that place already. england have named their squads for the upcoming tour of new zealand. the big name to miss out from the test side is jonny bairstow. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilson has more. well, naturally, there is an autumnal feel to lords today as we eat out the last days of the english cricket summer. the england players have a long and varied winter ahead of them. the squads we have had an ounce today, in many ways, reflect the need for some players to have a rest. that is why you are not seeing some of the big—name white ball players in the t20 squad for new zealand. but when it comes to the test match squad, jos buttler is a wicketkeeper, jonny bairstow is abse

>>okay holy on castro going de after joe healy and castro has one job is to make a splash heat the lowest of the stage was take a list to that clip and get your reaction on the other side. >>are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said justs two minuteo? i cannot believe, that you said two minutes ago, that they had to buy and now you're saying they don't have to you forgetting that. >> fulfilling thlegacy of barack obama and you are not. >> that will be a surprise to him. >> a very ated moment. w did that ay? he is essentially going after joe biden's age it sounded like. >> absolutely, that is the sort of discussion it was about the obama legacy, but l anyone heard was a attack on joe biden. the mocrat circle thwagon around biden afterward saying oh my gosh this is terrible, but hey this is you know if biden is a nominee he will face 10 times worse from president trump, that's what trump rails on him about, sleepy joe den not mentally fit for the office. this is sort of a preliminary of what he will face. it will make biden tougher, people w

all right that is a sport from the healy 1st stadium for now it is back to how in the studio thank you very much sure was look forward see there is of course a lot more on our website if you want the very latest on what's happening around the world our top story of course is that prisoner release in yemen do you stay where we back just after the break with more we will be crossing live to yemen for the very latest on this story and will be checking in to see what the latest is with that impeachment inquiry over in thank you lots more of course from the stadium so do stay with us here on al-jazeera. and i'll be back with the after this very short break to keep it here. odd. to strengthen the good you have to shore do good all the more with your game still fight against corruption. needs heroes heroes like know who are bad or who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a dark used to shine a light let's make the road to better place nominate your anti corrupt

key generals he says defected to the league campaign, borisjohnson and michael gove and ofjohnson healyd only do that to help as particle career and michael gove he says the one quality that shines through as disloyalty. very strong language and he admits that he himself made mistakes, he doesn't think he was wrong to hold the referendum but he made mistakes during the campaign but he absolutely blames these two for the fact that leave one and that he lost. i collect it feeling it is the classic acquisition against this cameron tony posh boys playing with the country and feel that way. he is attacking johnson and michael gove, not saying identity referendum and we are hurtling towards no deal which is going to hurt people and the pocket on physically effort as medicine shortages, no deal is really bad and he is not engaging with that, he is going they were horrible to me and anything would have been fine except for these other people. it is a bit pathetic. the currency of political memoirs is good to be personalities rather than issues and you know don't talks of all kinds of issues but

later today, we're going to be seeing clearing skies on into the afternoon and under these clear skies healy comfortable temperatures today, hard to believe that just days ago we were easily into the triple digits breaking records across the bay area. now we're in the 60's to start your morning and we're going to stay in the 60's for a lot of the bay well into the afternoon ahead of us and areas that will rise above the 60's only doing so into the 70's with mid 70's at our warmest for some of our inland spots. i'm talking even cooler weather yet for the rest of the weekend. still ahead your forecast robert thank you john. >>and over to the bay bridge checking the drive into san francisco. lots of slow traffic right now keep double checking to see if i've missed something no crashes know stalls but at this early in the morning traffic. it's not normally backed up on 2, 5, 80 spilling over to 2424 is backed up be on the bart station tha fdoriday, normally just holes at the bottom of the maze so this will catch you by surprise we're 19 minutes and growing and it's going to be just crowd and all

as it pertains to this hearing, we have a joe healy detoxification and it's located in hayes valley. we recently kicked off -- they just started the drug medical in march of this year and so we are in the midst of going through the growing pains of instituting a brand new system and a brand new way of doing things at the detox. last but not least on the bottom, there's grove street house. this is a nine-bed crisis stabilization unit. this particular perfor program n the mental health side of the system and a lot of people were addressing the ko co-occurring disorder piece. as a clinical psychologist walking into this, this is one of the first things you notice in the system of care, is the separation between the mental health and the substance use disorder sides. i think this is a part of how prc baker places is addressing, how do we make sure people are getting to the right place? more often than not, i believe ththe statistics are thrown arod 90 also, they have coexist tentt orders. is it your mental health causing the substance use or the substance use causing the mental health? i

washington post" columnist and cnn political analyst and "new york times" politics editor, patrick healy. max, you tweeted just after this n news broke last night, one thing i've learned is not to take donald trump tweets at face value. now that we've heard from pompeo today, we have more information, more of f a complete picture about what happened before the president put out those tweets. do you feel like we're getting the full story now? >> i think we're getting some of the story. i suspect more will come out in the days ahead. but clearly, the content of president trump's tweets saying that this is so shocking they carried out this attack on thursday, killed the u.s. service member, that doesn't make sense because as we've been emphasizing here on cnn, there have been 16 u.s. service members who have been killed in afghanistan this year alone. while these negotiations have been going on. so if the first 15 deaths were not a deal breaker, why is number 16? and in fairness to the taliban, which is something i don't say often because i think they're an evil, heinous group, they haven't

news for you in the last few minutes, john has re-signed his replacement has been named as patrick healy ceo re-signed amid the hong kong protests and on that note, cnbc sources have confirmed hong kong chief executive lam has called an urgent meeting and that's after several local media reports is set to formally with draw the extradition bill that sparked these demonstrations and hang seng closed almost 4% higher and here in europe we're seeing a rally across a luxury. you can see a 3 to 4% gains and all reacting very positively to this potential announcement. >>> lebanon can face another credit downgrade and test of its peg if a decline of the country's foreign exchange reserves accelerate. and this is coming at a very crucial time for the economy debt to gdp of 150%. double digit deficits. the economy is only growing at 1% how are they going to turn the economy around >> that's an excellent question and one that i put to the prime minister several different ways over an hour long interview last night. one of the things i did ask him, this six month grace period that you're getting fr

. >> patrick healy, former clinton white house aide keith boynkin and rob asterino. patrick, this has become lying to cover up a mistake, which -- which turned into a lie over time. >> yeah. the president was wrong and it seems like enough administration officials now decided to say, to fix this and we'll put out false information basically through weather forecasters and these were people who were in charge of the united states government that are, you know, that the population is supposed to have faith in, that they're dealing in facts and in accurate weather forecasting who were being pressured from as high as the white house chief of staff to change their scientific-based reports because the president had his facts wrong. this is an extraordinary involvement by a white house to go into science, directly into science and how whether storms like this are forecasted, basically just to make the president, it seems like, feel better about his own, you know, guessing and predicting about -- about dorian's path. >> especially -- look, it's unacceptable the president wou

dennis healy, willie whitelaw, people for whom europe was the place where they and their friends have fought and died. they wanted something different. that has always motivated me in my sense of europe. whether we are in the european union or not, that relationship is clouded by the sort of language. i do know it is he that threatened by a no deal. -- i do not want to see that threatened by no deal. just a moment. i've listened to the right honorable gentleman involuntarily for most of the years i've been here. [laughter] >> most, not all. i went to campaign for him. i have no wish to hear from him voluntarily. let me go on. [applause] >> thirdly, let me and where i me end where i began. as the independent member of the. complain at the removal of the whip, voting on in the issue of competence. the conservative party, george young as the house of lords. my right honorable friend, running made in wavered, who made the economy we are -- we were cheering for a few minutes ago. what are people going to think about what we have left and what we have lost? some will have been really happy.

they are naming patrick healy as a chairman to replace him. bring you any more lines we get on this developing story is what. coming up, the incoming president of the european central bank will be taking questions from members of european parliament. you see her the getting ready -- you see her live, getting ready. we will bring you the entire q&a session when we come back. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are learning, i am learning as well. we come with all the goodwill, the termination, and enthusiasm -- determination, and enthusiasm. i believe that the relationship between the european parliament and the ecb is a cornerstone of our monetary union. central bankers are independent, but they are not directly elected. as a result, that can only be justified if they are held thosetable vis-a-vis represented that are elected. i hesitated between giving you a european economic outlook or a technical discussion about various matters of monetary policy and other matters. i resolved that it might be more interesting to highlight some aspects of my profes