we will let the icc die on its own. we will prosecute icc judges the icc die on its own.criminal system and the same for any country or state that assist the icc investigation of americans. i was the icc investigation of americans. iwas in the icc investigation of americans. i was in college withjohn bolton and he was only two years behind the ad that time. laughter. the united states will not support the iacc as we call it, the international anticorruption we call it, the international anticorru ption court. this we call it, the international anticorruption court. this is actually a benefit because one of the criticisms of the icc is it is a form of american imperialism and exceptionalism, we have prescribed it for the global south, and won‘t join it ourselves. i learn shortly after i published my articles advocating an international anticorruption advocating an international anticorru ption court advocating an international anticorruption court in 2014 that if this idea was going to progress it would have to come from latin america, it would have to come from africa, it

the icc when the's ti2 in guyana, australia are two from two winners vision so far.ver. until next time, goodbye. hello. after the heavy, blustery showers to start the week, tuesday delivered us some sunshine. this was the scene on the north yorkshire coast. a similar picture in perth and kinross. we are ready have changes afoot to the western side of the uk. outbreaks of rain will work north and east was through wednesday morning courtesy of this frontal system. notice the squeeze in the isobars. windy conditions as well. quite a wet start to wednesday across northern ireland, north wales, north—west england, and the western side of scotland. not just wet but windy as well. looking at 9 o'clock in closer detail, much of england and wales, away from the far north—west be mainly dry, right or sunny spells. these black wind symbols give an indication of the wind gusts through wednesday morning. quite widely touching 40—50 mph for western coasts and heavy and persistent rain across northern ireland in southern and western scotland. warnings in place here. through wednes

bangladesh and sri lanka are both looking for their first wins of the icc women's world t20.in the nitto atp tourfinals in london. the serb takes on the bright new thing in the men's game, alexander zverev. both players won their opening matches in this year's tournament, while john isner will play croatian marin cilic in the other game, with both of those looking for theirfirst win. iam i am looking forward to that match, obviously the good thing about this tournament is that you have days in between matches, and you are guaranteed to pay three matches in the group. i have obviously put myself in a very good position in the group with a straight set win, obviously playing at alexander zverev, who also had a straight set win today, so i look forward to them. bangladesh and sri lanka will both be looking for their first win at the icc women's world t20, when they head out to play in st lucia later. sri lanka saw their opening game against england abandoned without a ball being bowled due to the weather, and then lost their second match by seven wickets to south africa. while b

coming up in your thursday sport briefing: the semi finals of the icc women's world twenty20.e semi final stages of the icc women's world twenty20 tournament in west indies. the hosts and reigning champions entertain australia, while india take on england. in last year's 50 over a side world cup, england beat the same opposition to win the title, courtesy of a brilliant spell of bowling by anya shrubsole. so should they fear her again? they think they are playing some really good cricket at the minute, and they have shown that against australia. they have some really strong players and have come a long way and a lot can change in that period of time. they look strong, well drilled site but we also know that on our day it could be a good side as well so it is set up well. there are three nfl games later to kick off week 12 of the regular with the new orleans saints looking to extend a 9—game winning streak when they host the atlanta falcons. after losing their season opener the saints have been rampant and haven't lost since and this match is coming off the back of a 48—7 win o

australia thrashed the west indies to make the icc women's world t20 final.e looking to level the three match series after suffering a loss in the rain curtailed first match. wednesday's win for australia in brisbane was only their sixth win in 23 internationals since the ball tampering scandal in march. we've got good memories in the team. we dominated the t20s last year. we we re dominated the t20s last year. we were in good form. we were number one or number two in the world, not ago. so we are really confident. obviously things have not gone our way. but, yeah, we know we are still a good site. the davis cup final gets under way in lille in the coming hours with holders france seeking an 11th title as they take on croatia, who last won in 2005. french captain you know in his last tie before amelie mauresmo takes over, and he has chosen to leave out his highest ranked player, luca poi, in favour ofjeremy chardy for the opening singles matches.” in favour ofjeremy chardy for the opening singles matches. i cannot ask my players to have courage and breakpoint

at the icc world t20 stefanie taylor will be hoping for more of the same when the reigning championsckets forjust 12 runs as the hosts beat south africa by 31 runs on wednesday while south africa play england in friday's other match. novak djokovic is the man to beat at the nitto atp finals in london. the world number one — already through to the semis — will play marin cilic later. the croatian cilic has everything to play for because he can still make the last four, as canjohn isner and alexander zverev in friday's other group match. in case you missed it, spain have missed the chance to be the first team through to next year's uefa nations league finals. they'd have qualified with a win in croatia — but were beaten 3—2 in zagreb. that means if there is a winner between england and croatia in league a group 4 on sunday at wembley then that team will qualify for next year's finals. england were in friendly action on thursday as wayne rooney came off the bench to play his 120th international in a game that raised money for his foundation. the country's record goalscorer failed to fin

at the icc women's world t20 new zealand picked up their first win of the tournament with a comfortableguyana india secured their place in the semi—finals with a 52—run win over ireland. mithali raj top scored for india after ireland won the toss and elected to send them in, raj made 51offjust56 balls. in their first match skipper harmanpreet kaur made a century but in game 3 she could only manage 7 before she was caught in the deep by eimear richardson. in response isobeljoyce hit a gutsy 33 that included four of the eight boundaries in the entire inninngs but when she chanced her arm once too often she paid the price and when lara maritz was removed first ball the match and ireland's tournament were over with india now facing australia on saturday to see who finishes top of group b. the green they pack leading the seattle seahawks. the green they pack leading the seattle sea hawks. golden the green they pack leading the seattle seahawks. golden state warriors are trailing. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the spo

the icc has put in a bid for it to be played at the 2022 games in birmingham. netball team, these would've reached they got when they won the gold medal, i think it isa they won the gold medal, i think it is a logical step for the sport. i think it will be brilliant. it will get more girls laying the game globally i think. and i think it'll be quite special to be able to play in the commonwealth games. johnny bairstow has become the latest england cricketer to try his hand at the shortest form of the game. after returning to the test side and winning man of the match in colombo, he's signed a short—term deal with kerala knights in the t10 league which is being played in the uae. the team is captained by england one day skipper eoin morgan. and finally surfer stephanie gilmore has won a record equalling 7th women's world title. gilmore was confirmed as world champion at the season—ending maui pro when her only challenger, the american lakey peterson, failed to progress past the early stages of the event. while at the same time, in maui 50 to 60 feet waves greete

108 for victory in their match against tournament hosts and defending champions west indies at the icc managed 107 for 7. at the same venue, sri lanka won the early match beating bangladesh by 25 runs. after being sent in the sri lankans could only make 97 for 7. in response bangladesh madejust 72 as they crash out with a game to play, while sri lanka play defending champions and tournament hosts west indies on saturday at the same venue. in golf, the european tour season reaches its climax this weekend. the dp world tour championship gets underway on thursday in dubai, with ryder cup winning team—mates francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood the only players left in contention to end the year as the european tour's number one. molinari's in pole position after a year in which he won the the open championship, europe's pga title, and claimed his maiden tour victory in the usa. fleetwood, meanwhile, has to win this weekend in order to have any chance of retaining the race to dubai title he won last year. new position for me. i think obviously it is just a consequence and the scion of an

staying with cricket, the icc women‘s world t20 gets under way in west indies on friday.t the first time it‘s being staged as a stand—alone event, and not running parallel to the men‘s competition. ten teams are taking part, divided into two groups of five — with the top two from each group going through to the semi—finals. in a wide open tournament the most heavily—fancied teams are australia, who are bidding for a record—extending fourth title, england, who are aiming to add the t20 title to the 50—over world cup they won last year, and the defending champions and host nation west indies. i think for any team winning at home isa i think for any team winning at home is a big deal, you know, you always wa nt to is a big deal, you know, you always want to win with the support of your fans, yourfamily is, you know, coming to see you. and i think for us coming to see you. and i think for us it is a great deal and to win, to regain the title here and notjust that but the first ever standalone t20, that would be history, so we definitely want to create history again. in rugby

construction i still causingre delays in both ctions bw parkway southbound 197 to 193. 95 southbound, the iccthe beltway is wide opened. and we're also at speed on j ust minor delayswn from 70 doo the area of clarksburg and then we open up through rockville. all majors you can see that delay i told you minutes 70 on down. now 50 looks good by 202 and then our virginia majors are also quiet. no problems in the district on new york avenue oenilworth. things looking good on 66. that's your traffic.e >> 5:36 is th time. let's talk breaking news fromer night. an arrest in the distric after a woman ist allegedly set on fire by her neighbor after a fight. we're going to heafrom the victim's daughter coming up rnext. >> and a maryland man accused of raping a teenager near a metro station is now free on bond. hear from a friend defending him. 5:37 is our time. fox5 morning at 5:30 back ♪> ♪ i believi've heard storiesnt from people acro virginiaing. that have moved me to take action unemploymen oravenste the opioid epidemic, and pediatc healthcare. but we can't make progress each other for political ga

they could face each other at the 2022 commonwealth games in birmingham. the icc has submitted a bidst time cricket feaetured at the games was a men's 50—over competition in 1998. pakistan look like they will level their test series after bowling new zealand out forjust 90 in dubai. yasir shah took 8 wickets and then two more in the black caps second innings as they were forced to follow on. they still trail by 197. british born driver alexander albon is going to race alexander albon is going to race in formula one for toro rosso next year 22—year—old came third in this year's formula 2 championship. he will be the f1 driver from thailand in the modern era. the uk snooker championship starts tomorrow in york. judd trump has told bbc sport he's been "hurt" by some of the criticism he's received during his career, and particularly the suggestion he doesn't always try hard enough. he says the comments often made about him and ronnie o'sullivan simply aren't fair. when you look at me and ronnie, if we are losing its because we are not trying or don't want to be there, compared to maybe j

we see opportunities for intermittent fixes, we call it deplorable icc. that gives us flexibility instead of waiting on a shelter on a vehicle, and if you don't have that you take the components of it and deploy it forward out there. the immigration right now, we don't need a joint vision 2020 to figure out we have to focus on our immigration issues, we have merging operational needs statement, we have to figure out how to bring in the combatant statements, probably closer to each other which stoked the price environment, that is an approach of trying to move away from just having a vision but in order to integrate, it goes back to sean's point about global integration. the chairman can shake that with the secretary of defense who will make the final decision. >> to add on to it, it has been successfully field tested and conceptually one of the areas we tackle, we implement that into our advance war fighting capabilities and validate the capability to see what results we will get from that capability. >> staying lower down, one of the things we did a coup

you've never been a big fan of the icc. you are a big fan of donald trump.you have spoken about him as israel's best friend. are you suggesting that donald trump has decided, and he has said that he will launch this deal of the century, a peace proposal for israel—palestine. he is decided, and he said this in september, that he thinks that a 2—state solution would work best. are you worried about that? any plan that donald trump has, first of all, we will take a serious look at it and they respect will look at it. we will serve israel's best interests. we live here and we will live here for the next thousands of years. and we have to take care of our future. anything that he presents to us we will take a serious look at. you will have to take a very serious look at it given the support that the trump administration has given to you and your government. he says "israel will have to pay a higher price because they have won a big thing." that is the talk about moving the embassy to jerusalem. he said "negotiators could never get past thinking ofjerusalem as the

you've never been a big fan of the icc. you are a big fan of donald trump.hlehem, you have spoken about him as israel's best friend. are you suggesting that donald trump has decided, and he has said that he will launch this deal of the century, a piece proposalfor israel — palestine. he is decided, and he said this in september, that he thinks a tool that make 2—state solution would work best. you worried about that? —— he thinks that a 2—state solution would work best. —— argue worried about that? any plan that donald trump has, first of all, we will take a serious look at it and they respect will look at it and they respect will look at it and they respect will look at it. —— are you worried. we live here and we will live here for the next thousands of years. and we had to take care of our future. anything that he presents to us we will take a serious look at. you will take a serious look at. you will have two take easy to make very serious look at it given the support that the drop ministration has given to you and your government. —— you will have to tak

and the icc women's world t20 starts in the carribean, with reigning champions west indies hosting ito the second round of the nedbank golf challenge in south africa. the spaniard birdied three of the last four holes in his first round, to finish on eight—under, his lowest opening—round score of the season. last month he won the andalucia valderrama masters. it didn't go too well for rory mcilroy, though. he had a double—bogey on the 17th, which leaves him eight shots off the pace. lewis hamilton might be world champion, but the formula one constructors‘ championship is still to be decided. first practice for the brazilian grand prix gets underway in sao paolo later. here is the maths. mercedes, hamilton's team, can seal it providing ferrari don't score 13 points more than them. mercedes have won it for the last five years in a row. west indies cricket has taken a bit of battering in recent years, but this is one of their prouder moments. the women's team won the world twenty20 in 2016, and are hosting this year's edition. it gets underway on friday, and the structure of the competiti

playing in another icc global final is going to be great for us.ear. we are taking forward the way we played them. i couldn't ask for more from them. i couldn't ask for more from the girls. that will put us in a good place. it is the final day of rugby union's autumn internationals. wales take on south africa as they aim to win their first ever they will be still without full back leigh halfpenny, who suffered from concussion against australia. they could also be without back row forward dan lydiate, who will have a late fitness test as he tries to come back from an elbow injury. if lydiate is ruled out, cardiff blues flanker ellis jenkins is in line to start. england take on australia in what is an important game a year out from the world cup injapan. ed jones' england have not lost to his native country since he took charge after the last world cup — and jones expects a australia side ready to go. we know we have to be at our best because australia will put on their best performance of the year. this is the game they have been waiting for, their

the icc has put in a bid for it to be played at the 2022 games in birmingham.nt idea. having seen the woman's netball team reach their goal when they got back gold medal, it is a logical step for the sport. i think it would be brilliant, but george girls playing the game globally and it would be special to play in the commonwealth games. we are hearing that sol campbell has agreed to become the new manager of macclesfield town, the bottom side in league 2. you can find out more on that on the bbc sport website. the weaker build—up between wilder against fury is very much the lead piece. we will return in happening live at two o'clock. let's get more now on brexit, where the prime minister has been trying to sell her deal to parliament and the public. today, she has been at a winter fair in llanelwedd in wales, where she has been talking to members of the public and stall holders. speaking in wales, mrs may urged mps to think about the national interest and insisted her deal would allow the uk to pursue an indepdent trade policy. if you look at the political dec

in previous resolutions the icc was mentioned, even if the icc is not mentioned, it is extraordinarilywo topics, these two issues crimes against humanity and accountability be included in any new resolution. anything short of that would be a calamity for the north korean human rights movement. moreover, since december 2014 north korean human rights has been placed on the agenda of the un security council as we all recall it takes 9/15 votes of permanent and nonpermanent members to place an item on the agenda of the council. that has happened every december since 2014, it will be very important to see once again north korean human rights including, placed on the agenda of the security council this year as well in 2018. two of my colleagues in the audience today were with me in new york city last week we had a conference on the 24th. a very successful conference. meant to celebrate the upcoming 70th anniversary of the un universal declaration of human rights, that's december 10, and against the background of the celebration we also addressed human rights we had two witnesses, one of them

icc not real heavy traffic sirough that area. it's not c too much of a delay.e left side blocked. nortound g.w. parkway near i-66 a crash with the left side blocked there. aaron. >> all right. thank you. >>> we will have a check on your forecast when we come back. stay with us. (vo) 'twas the night before christmas and all through the house not a creature was stirring, but everywhere else... there are stores open late for shopping and fun as people seek gifts or even give some. not necessarily wrapped with paper and bows, but gifts of kind deeds, hard work and cold toes. there's magic in the air, on this day, at this time. the world's very much alive at 11:59. >>> good morning. cloudy and cold and soon to be wet again. already some more rain in parts of the shenandoah valley, parts of northern va. keep the umbrella handy. no heavy rain expected the rest of theay. more than enough to get you wet. we will stay in the 4 today and tomorrow. a chance for wet show especially in the shenandoah thursday morning. >>> thank you for coming. >> you are awesome. you know wh

very, very slow all the way from the icc down south.o problems. 95 southbound we get to 20 miles pehour when you are in fredericksburg, northbound and maryland just fine. >>> today at 5:0 e the bi thanksgiving cooking mistake. >> we will show you what those mistakes are and how you c avoid them. that's on news4 at 5. we will take a break now. we will check your forecast next. stay with us. hey, batter, batter, batter, batter. [ crowd cheers ] like everyone, i lead a busy life. but i know the importance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> bright and sunny t start the day today, but it will remain on the chilly side. most areas are down below philadelphia eagle this morning across northern. yesterday. mostly in the mid-to-upper 40s for your day before thanksgivi

. >> also, i want to mention, i also remember the icc for the major jurisdiction for all the subcommittees. we are not only working locally in california but we are also working nationwide. i don't have the privilege to go to japan or new zealand. if you can send me, i can go there to learn. [laughter] >> we are all signing up right now. >> may be we can see the manufacturing and those sights. we have questions and we want to learn how they do it. we are always comes -- constantly learning. we also are joining with other jurisdictions nationwide to make sure we are not all blind. >> ok. >> one other question, are you satisfied that the post- construction issues of monitoring are being adequately addressed in the current documents? where a building's performance over time doesn't always meet expectations? are protocols for monitoring post- construction, beyond just the complaint driven processes that we currently had had? sorry, commissioner. we are talking about, overall, about the housing. we will monitor it. we are concentrating on the 240 feet of the high-rises. that is why we want to h

speaking of g away, this is 95 northbound/southbound nr the icc. everything looks pretty standard right now. no major backup. chopper 4 showing you the d tiniesay as you're headed southbound. outer loop on the beltway at arena drive, doave a crash there. that is not showing us any kind of slowdown. rest of the bootway isng good. 270 southbound after montrose blad, have a report of a crash. just pro after they sort of divide and come back together. fairfax eastbound 66 before fairfax county parkway, crash there in the right lane. westbound at sycamore street, looks like that should be clearing up soon on 66. southeast, northbound 295 before malcolm x causing big delays as you're headed in bound. another crash here, two of them, southbound d.c. two crashes there in the same area. eun? >> melissa, thank you. >>> it's 6:03. happening today, another major day for holiday travel. yesterday was all about the road trip and today it will be airports and train stations. both are expected to be packed with thanksgiving travelers. 100,000 cts nearly people fro

of course, the president at the time is now being tried in the icc for crimes against humanity.troversy over payments he received. is that weighing on him? >> i think it's something he certainly has had to deal with. he's faced several sort of questions about that. espy and hyde smith actually tonight are having their first and what looks like their only debate before next week's election. we can expect that to come up. for espy's part, he's sort of said, you know, backed out of this. he said that in 2011, and 2014, there was a department of justice filing that suggested he actually got full payment. it's something he's going to have to continue to answer to. it's certainly affected his campaign. >> sure. yowlver a late night covering that debate. an interesting and important one. we appreciate you joining us. >> we'll be right back with a quick check on the markets. the dow off 420 points at the moment. you always pay your insurance on time. tap one little bumper and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect.

the icc running lt to right. we're seeing these patchy delays. commuters with folks leaving town for last minute for the thanksgiving travel. it's not as bad as it was last night so if you heeded our rnings and stuck around this evening, you maid the right call. i will send it down to wendy. wh n's going onghborhood, if you need to go to the grocery store, prepare for a lot of company. the stores are full with last-minute shoppers. news 4 bureau chief tracee wilkins is live in the wegman's in atl where it is always busy. even on a normal day. tracy. >> reporter: you take that times 20. when i talked to the wegma shoppers. they all were telling me i have everything i need. which is amazing me. i am always wried to that happening. so i shop extra early. if you take a look out here in this parki lot. can you see these cars. it gives you an idea of how crowded it is inside of that store. so are you ready for the holiday? >> not really. >> reporter: that makes sense, because if are you in the grocery store today, you are officially a last minute shopp

or if we see some opportunities to provide intermittent fixes to it we have what's called deployable icc and i think that gives us flexibility to instead of waiting in a shelter, waiting on a vehicle if you don't have that we still can take at least the systems, the quick components of it and deploy it forward out there. the patriot immigration right now we don't need a joint vision 2020 to really figure out we have to focus on integration issues. we better joint margin operation statement that was crafted up very smart within the pay calm region but we have to figure out how do we bring in the three combat command statements probably more closer to each other, that's an approach of trying to move away from just having a vision out there that goes back to sean's point about global innovation fees. the chairman can help drive and shape that with sector secretary of defense who makes the final decisions on forces retained and forces assigned. >> just to add onto that, in pieces it's been successfully field-tested and conceptually in virtual war fighters that's one of the areas we tackle as

on december 4, we are having a auditorium on icc emerging leaders and polarization in a broken church and nation where we have a columnist and a journalist. we have a woman who works with the sisters of life. and we have one of the leading articulators of latino gentlemen in the church. will try to answer some of that question, is it always the case the politics shapes faith instead of the other way around. i try and figure out, when i have smart people like this, what are the takeaways. latinos will be neglected at our peril. they are not only the future, they are the present. there are some cracks in the evangelical consensus, particularly among younger people and women. ej's famous line. there is no catholic vote, and it is really important. [laughter] close, let me share one other line. thanksgiving is november 22. 54 years ago john kennedy was assassinated, and i remember an american university speech where he said here on earth, god's work must truly be our own. our faith should be an asset in public life. we are not where we need to be. our initiative and all of us are doing al

rather than overcoming it, which leads to my remarks on december 4, we are having a session over at the icc auditorium on emerging leaders, polarization and a broken church and nation, marie have a columnist for commonweal and a journalist who works at ewtm. we have -- who works with the sisters of life and --, one of of thed articulators latino agenda in the church. this is an outcome from polarization gathering, but we are going to try to answer some of the goes -- some of those questions, that our politics shapes our faith, instead of the other way around. i try and figure out when smart people like this, one of the takeaways. latinos will be neglected at our peril. they are not only the future, they are the present. there are some cracks in the evangelical consensus, particularly among younger people and women, and the famous line there is no catholic vote is really important -- there is no catholic vote and it is really important. [laughter] >> as i close, let me share one other line. thanksgiving is november 22. john kennedy was assassinated and i remember a speech at american univers

on december 4th, we are having a session here, actually over at the icc auditorium, on emerging leaders, on polarization and a broken church and nation. where we have john gearing, a columnist for common wheel and gloria purvis who works at wdn, an african-american. and we have one of the leading articulators of the latino agenda in the church. this is an outcome from our polarization gathering, but we're going to ask -- try and answer some of that question as is always the case that our politics shapes our faith instead of the other way around. i try and figure out, when i have smart people like this, what are the take aways. here of three of my take aways. >> latinos will be neglected at our peril. they're not only the future, they're the present. there are some cracks in the evangelical concensus, particularly among younger people and women, and e j's famous line, there is no catholic vote and it's really important. [laughte [laughter] >> as i close, let me share one other line. thanksgiving is november 22nd, 54 years ago john kennedy was assassinated, and i remember a speech, i thin

if you look at the recent reports whether it's the icc report, they recently came out with a report. the last panel talked about google that was released. scientists released a report earlier this month. and all of it says we absolutely need nuclear power as part of the solution. not only is it no release of carbon, but no release of other air pollutant emissions. so nuclear is a wonderful 7/24 around the clock carbon free power source. >> i want to hear your per spec five what's holding your industry back. what can government do? let's start there. whether it's in r&d or whether it's in subsidies or levels the playing feel. we'll go down the row and talk about where federal governments role it. >> that's a great question. we are in washington. government can help across the board for solar energy. so on r&d our government has historically invested in r&d in new technologies not just technology but how do the technologies work together. how does the grid operate. so there is a real opportunity there. regulatory certainty, right, providing a clear policy framework that doesn't change

the icc has put in a bid for it to be played at the 2022 games in birmingham. sport. it would be brilliant, get more girls blowing the game globally, i think. more girls blowing the game globally, ithink. it more girls blowing the game globally, i think. it would more girls blowing the game globally, ithink. it would be special to play in the commonwealth games. well, heather knight enjoyed it, so let's remind you of the moment. the next major event for england's commonweath games champions is the 2019 netball world cup. that'll be live on the bbc rom the second stage onwards... tonight they continue their build up with the first of three matches against uganda in liverpool. this series will be about one in key at the time. you can't will be in our at the time. you can't will be in u at the time. you can't will be in ourgroup in the at the time. you can't will be in our group in the world cup. also looking at which players excel against them. we find out that the commonwealth games that there were some players and some style of the way the players play in our s