will flee to things that are considered safe havens, so gold prices, they were spiking earlier and infacter and in fact we saw them at a high not seen since 2013, would you believe. so gold prices, currencies like the japanese yen are seen as safe havens and that was also rising against the us dollar so we are seeing these asian markets are continuing to react and the expectation is markets in europe, the us when they open later will react and it all hinges on what the us reaction to these attacks might be. reaction coming in thick and fast for the time being, thank you so much for bringing us up to date with the developments on the markets there. we were discussing earlier that it has been interesting that we haven't actually heard from donald trump. we have been waiting and expecting some kind of address to the nation but actually my colleague gareth has noticed a lot of talk on social media that possibly that is not going to happen. lots of white house correspondence were expecting it but we are hearing from the new york times that he will not be addressing the nation. we know that he

infact, he is throne, the direct line, he is the spare. longer the airorthe spare, he spare. in fact, he is no longer the air or the spare, he is the spare sometime removed. i would actually say to henry, his valid point about feeling excluded, second up, because it is that welcome to the royal family. that is never changing. welcome to families. a lot of families fall out. he has been quite honest. in the interviews. well documented. he talked about sometimes people go on their own path. sometimes you have falling outs. haven't we in this country that what the monarchy to be slimmed down? it takes a big chunk of the public purse. maybe this is one way. i think that is a great idea. i really do. but he cannot have it both ways. let's bring in the guardian while we are still chatting about it. harry and megan to step back as senior royals. to pick up on something you were saying about how the red tops will as you put a have ago the red tops will as you put a have a go with them, it is interesting that on their own website, they buy an have

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infact, gave woman could win a us presidential election.hillary clinton who rashly got more votes than donald trump. the system in america meant that donald trump actually won the election. —— actually got more votes. the senators who are standing, potentially to be chosen as a candidate, they want to keep on debating, whereas, actually, they could be sitting in a senate trial as thejudge could be sitting in a senate trial as the judge and jury of the —— over the next few weeks. thank you very much, peter. let's get some of the day's other news. more than a0 people, most of them children, have been treated for breathing problems and skin irritation after a commercial airliner apparently dumped fuel near a school, just before an emergency landing at los angeles airport. the delta airlines flight to shanghai had just taken off when an engine problem forced its return. government forces in the sudanese capital, khartoum, have overrun the intelligence headquarters where security personnel loyal to the former president, 0mar al bashir, were base

here have an impact right around the flow and so here it out just ear at legal show you the true infact off those decisions on people bench how it affects their every day the uk we are free to put that one air in to really engage the still is because we know get off audience is interested none just the main street news but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go under reported the story other british italian man experiencing life calls up in a palestinian refugee camp he big goods coming feast a feast with a daily lives of its residence some of room have lived there for 70 years such is been or a few jomo soul is life it's not going known more life the shrewd 7 days in be roots let on al-jazeera al jazeera. iran denies it was behind the crash of a ukrainian airliner of the world leaders say it was an iranian missile the brought it down. live from doha everyone i'm come out santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera the u.s. house of representatives has approved a non-binding bill to limit president trump's ability to attack iran without congressional appr

infact, in many uk, but it will only last for a time.sun is coming out. you can see a very clear weather front here. out. you can see a very clear weatherfront here. behind it, all of this weather. this is the more u nsettled of this weather. this is the more unsettled weather heading our way in the week ahead. the pressure passion — pattern, you can see it crossing the country round about midday. colder air and more showers out towards the atlantic. this is what it looks like through the middle pa rt it looks like through the middle part of the day. the rain moving through england, but by this stage it is much brighter and western areas of the uk. the last place to say hello to the rain will be east anglia, the south—east and lincolnshire. by 3 o'clock in the afternoon the rain should hit london and hull. it will touch 5 or 6d and some of the major towns and cities in the north. there is potentially a speu in the north. there is potentially a spell for northern ireland, scotland and northern england that could get wintry showers. across

absolutely normal this very kind of banal violence that sometimes was just neglect and sometimes was, infactwas normal and i think that in writing it, what i wanted to hold was the banality of the evil. hannah arendt talks about this, right? she just...veryone was complicit, from all of my team—mates around me, you know... you talk about arendt‘s quote about the banality of evil and you say not all adults around me were perpetrators but they looked the other way. absolutely. you said, you are in your early 40s, i'm guessing your parents are still alive? my father has now passed, rest in power, and my mother is in the south of france, actually i was just visiting her about four weeks ago. so what is the relationship like now? the relationship with my mum is really good, you know? we've both grown and again, the book is written from the perspective of a 14—, is—, 16—year—old, and i think that all of us who run into any of that age group, they basically aren't very fond of their parents, generally speaking. i get you, but when she reads that when you are still 13, you are physically abused badl

infact, if preparing to face that possibly again.n see that normally these trees would have a white or grey bark. if you go up them, you can see they are black, easily ten or 15 metres up. that's how high the fla mes or 15 metres up. that's how high the fla m es we re or 15 metres up. that's how high the flames were going, the leaves have been singed too. there was a wall of flame going through here as in so many other places, they have used these last two or three days to try to get rid of fuel that might burn, recoup possessions. when it heats up again on friday, they are having to prepare once again for these conditions to resume, and he made this point himself, that they have had fires before, never this bad and never this early. they have had them november, december, january, and they are dreading the next two to three months which could be as hot as they have been for the last few weeks. how are authorities managing and coping? 0ne article on bbc online has talked about the response globally which is something quite tricky to m

infact, spencer, you've that have made their way to las vegas.been in the water with one of them. there is what it is. this is lake las vegas, an oasis in the desert. this is stacey and this is the hydrofoiler, an electric bike that you paddle on the water. of course it is. as you pedal, the electric motor turns the propeller which pulls you forward and the hydrofoils underneath act like aircraft wings and lifted the whole caboodle out of the water. it is the same sort of thing you may have seen on racing units. it looks manageable doesn't it? how odd can it be really? —— hard. and as long as you paddle hard enough at the start, you can get lift you need and are sailing! they said you want to go for a bike ride in las vegas and i said yes, why not? they said you want to go to a trip on lake las vegas and i said and realised they met at the same time. bleep. and here is the problem. until you get the hang of it, it is quite a bit of this. and this. and this. 0h quite a bit of this. and this. and this. oh dear, oh no, no. the trick, apparently, is

we have better quarantine, infact, we actually have laws to try and control the outbreak.ssons from sars and right after that. but why haven't we since then come up why haven't we since then come up with a vaccine or a medication? yeah that's a good question. the problem is that there are many different types of corona virus is. if you actually look into a bat, i'm sure you can find dozens of different corona virus is. which one of them will eventually become the epidemic strain? and when they do become the epidemic strain, the chances are they would have mutated and the vaccines which are prepared for 1000 of them will not be valid. but it seems at the moment the chinese and the americans are trying to come up with a vaccine or a medication for these new corona virus. so, is it a lesson learned from the past year or — what should be done? what we learned in the past has helped set the stage for the corona virus vaccine. as he realised with sars, they went on to almost trials for sars corona virus vaccines. and using the same kind of form, with improvement over the years,

is the prelude to something a good deal more vigorous as this area of low pressure, storm brendan, infacttish isles. you will not see the rain first up. you will feel the wind as soon as you step out of the door and then through the course of the morning, many western areas will get to see some really heavy rain, so some very strong winds as well, tricky driving conditions. not a cold day by any means at all. we get to see the rain later on in the day, over towards the eastern side of britain, but what you will get for a greater part of the day, gusts of wind, 45 mph in the south—east, 65 mph coming up through the irish sea, 70 mph, perhaps, over the eastern side of scotland, as high as 85 mph as we move towards the western isles. transport will be disrupted. please check if you're on the move. once that system is away, here comes the next system, more wet and windy weather for tuesday. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 11:00: urgent talks between the queen and prince harry and meghan will be held tomorrow over the royal couple's future. (chanting) hundreds of anti—bri

potty which began as a smaller tortoise movement is now bought of jail news political mainstream infact recent opinion polls show the green party is a 2nd strongest political force in the country let's take a look at how the greens got here to greens were an exotic creation in the conservative germany of 9980 environmentalist's and animal rights activists peaceniks and feminists the slogan strident and g. new clear pro peace and pro wimmin just 3 years later in the grains had a presence in parliament their culture worlds apart from the other parties yasht your fisher the 1st green environment minister in the strait of hessen took office wearing trainers the greens were a provocative force in parliament where there would need will this stop missed parties but the grains cook the spirit of the age needy 20 years after their foundation they entered the federal government for the 1st time in coalition with the search will democrats of fishers foreign minister packed involvement of german troops in the war in kosovo a controversial move for the passivist greens and he was pelted at the party

supervisor spends a lot of time chasing headlines instead of doing his homework to get the facts infact the mayor's office says it's against a law the terminated employees solely for being arrested as a result of an alleged crime yet to be adjudicated in a court of law as for an indendent investigation into the new rule public works scandal. the fact is the city attorney's office is a independent lee elected city attorney ernie. >>and i asked him to do an investigation 3 days ago mayor london breed asked both the city attorney ernie and the city controller to review the federal charging documents and implicated could tracks to make sure that they comply with city law did she ask that they make recommendations on how to strength in contracting procedures the san francisco supervisors insist hiring an outside investigator is the best way to make that happen if the city of san francisco is truly committed to holding itself accountable. >>and earning back the public's trust. in this is how we do it in san francisco haaziq madyun kron 4 news our coverage of this developing story continues on

infact, in voted down those amendments in vote after vote. each of the votes it's been strictly along party lines. 53 republicans are voting down those 47 democrats who vote as pa rt down those 47 democrats who vote as part of that caucus to try to ensure this trial goes ahead as quickly as possible. that's going to frustrate the democrats and actually we're getting signs the republicans are also becoming frustrated because they say each of these votes is ending in the same way and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is really asking whether it can continue like this. for the moment it is and we have another vote, this time on whether or not they can demand documents from the department of defence. and, chris, the democrats are saying without witnesses, without these extra documents, it's not a fair trial and perhaps not a trial at all but the evidence already out in the open from the hearings in the house of representatives is pretty clear. why does this clash over evidence and witnesses matter really? actually, if you've been watching th

future, thatis, dpp to be defeated in the future, that is, of course, tsai ing—wen's party, because, infact, because, in fact, they will look at the vote in the legislator, which was held at the same time as the presidential vote, and they will see that the party vote, there are 34 see that the party vote, there are 3a seats in the legislature that are these party votes that are just people voting separately for single—member districts and also for party, and they will see that the dpp and kmt one exactly the same percentage and they will conclude that the support was for bonnie tsai ing—wen, in other words the kmt supported a bad candidate that didn't get the support of the people but in fact there is still support to some extent for opposition parties. that's interesting, do you think then that china is essentially going to wait this out? yes, that's exactly what i think. the mayor of taipei, the new party, the people's party, china progressive, also won 1196 party, china progressive, also won ii% of the party vote, so that's another person that may be beige and can work within the future

west yorkshire police have always said they wanted to capture a seventh man, piran dhitta khan, and infactin his 50s at the time of the attack, he is now 71 and they have confirmed he was arrested in pakistan yesterday, he appeared in court in islamabad today and discussions are already beginning about his extradition. he will appear in court again at the end of this month. west yorkshire police say they worked with officers at the national crime agency in pakistan and also with staff from the british high commission in islamabad to make this happen. they have told paul beshenivsky, sharon's widower, about the arrest. he said he was shocked to take that phone call but he has welcomed the news of this latest arrest. the police say it isa this latest arrest. the police say it is a latest development in this long—running investigation. it is a latest development in this long-running investigation. judith moritz, thank you. at least 60 people — many of them children — have been treated for skin irritation and breathing problems in los angeles after an aeroplane dumped fuel over several schools

but, infact, ican test this 100 ways and every it comes out, we are not good at telling whether someone and tim lavigne says that evolution has not prepared us to be good lie detectors but the opposite. it has favoured those who implicitly trust others. so we are trusting engines and we will only default from that position, that what we are being told is the truth, if evidence becomes overwhelming. and that explains so much of what goes awry in dealings politically with problematic strangers. you seem to conclude, this dystopian conclusion, that we are actually better off not trusting our human instincts when we meet new people at all. you go through a whole list of occupations, whether it be police officers or judges or as you have just said to me, job interviewers, who you seem to say would do a much more effective, efficient job, to say would do a much more effective, efficientjob, if they never met the people that were the subject of their scrutiny. yes, it is an intuitive notion that has a good deal of support in psychology, which is... the question is, let's talk about a hypotheti

infact, i should be wearing second—hand proudly. in fact, i am asking people to ta ke proudly.uy second—hand or sustainable fashion, basically nothing new, for the whole year. that's great, it could be a new year's resolution is for the first month and see how you get on. 0na first month and see how you get on. on a personal level, have you noticed that you have saved quite a lot of money doing this? for sure, but maybe i'm an exception because i've been doing this for quite a while. but all my close friends, they have, they have been saving money, they are more conscious about it, how they spend their money. and they feel good about it. presumably, they feel good about it. presumably, the challenge is getting the industry to spot this. in this industry, it is built on mass consumerism, the whole thing about this spring collection, the summer collection, surely, that will have to change before this is going to really ta ke to change before this is going to really take off? i will tell you more. our habits is to change because some people were bringing those habits into these ev

double—figure values, infact, in seven degrees. double—figure values, in fact, in the south.g northern areas on this front will be affecting southern britain with outbreaks of rain. generally drier in the middle of them. so spells of rain spreading across south wales in southern england through the day, and across the north this weather front will sink south, bring outbreaks of rain. scotland, northern ireland, perhaps into northern england. could start to see some cold air moving down from the north later in the day, september it is eight or nine degrees here, but again england and wales certainly another mild one, temperatures of ten to 13 degrees. not as warm as friday. for sunday, a band of rain will spread northwards, reaching southern scotland, northern england and northern ireland, perhaps some snow over the high ground as it will still be chilly across the north. some brightness on the north, but further south, sunshine. a few showers, and fairly mild. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore, the headlines: the world health organisation declares a global health emergency as c

livermore and once again that is a stretch to avoid, but you don't have to worry about delays on 5 80 infact as i zoom out you can see 5.80 from livermore all the way up to dublin, the westbound drive in the eastbound drive looks fantastic. so f we do have a probl that i want to take you overo the east bay concord west for befo willow past, i'm just getting word of an injury accident involving a motorcyclistand a big rig, not a good emergency crews on scene and ts just in they've just issued a special. >>traffic alert so now they're updating this saying its west for after the san marco accident before will pass and now i'm hearing the 3 left lanes are shut wn traffic is already pretty tough leaving pittsburgh. so now you have longer line with thinew hot spot developing 47 minutes and growing from antioch to concord i'll check back in this hot spot coming up a little bit later for now let' check in on the forecast with john street. >>as the traic gets worse robin at least the weather is improving right now we've seen so dense fog at times this morning but we are starting to see a breaking up

that'what we're seeing not only on the northern sierra nevada but across the entire sierra nevada infact most those levels ruing below the average now 76% in the northernsierra nevada, 70% in the central sierra and only 67% of nomal now in the southern sierra nevada and that because we just have not seen those powerful storms that would like to see still a long way to go in the season right now though it is dry out there some patchy fog trying to form along the coastline couple high clouds up above tomorrow should be a gorgeous day almost sprinlike conditions nearly 70 degrees in san jose tomorrow should a beautiful friday 66 in oakland, 62 degrees. san francisco. alright, here's your longrange forecast model you'll notice that rain re you can already see other ridge place as the storm's track to the north the jet stream headed in that direction. ohigh-pressure to strengthen actually for tomorrow temperatures in warm a little bit that continues into saturday maybe slight cooling and then the cold ai is going todrop in the bay area more snow up in the sierra nevada, butyou see around the

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nancy pelosi has just announced that the house will move forwar with those articles of impeachment infact they'll be sent to the senate for president donald trump's senate trial nextweek in a letterto house democrats this morning. she says she's now asked judiciary committee chaian jerry nadler to prepare to transmit those articles of impeachment to the senate and hat was the one thing we're waiting for it to happen, obviously they voted and appred the articles o impeachment, the house the only thing that was left to do was en send those articles to the senate to begin e trial and looks like that now will happen. next week as she's doing that, but we're nohearing if mitch mcconnell senator cconnell gave her the parameters that she was looking for a as she always said i need to know so i know how to attack. >>their case. >>so we'll see what happe as it now continues to ay out beginning next week keep to the kron 4 will keep you updated. alright now, let's turn our tention to the 49 ers with anticipation building for tomorrow's game. the showdown tween the 49 ers in the minnesota vings, the

first, a sort of genetic level infact where we started on this idea of shrink the change . i both and teaching and just completed a three-month book tour where i was in 40 cities or something and on a lot of campuses. and i don't know if this will resonate. i feel like this is true of people of all ages and not just students but my main impression was a level of political engagement, activation, anger in certain quarters. but that i don't recall seeing in my prior travels and my prior experiences in the classroom.but it was coupled with a real anxiety, a sense of feeling small. so it was like almost like australia's fire become a metaphor for this even though i was in australia at the time of the fire and not on american campuses but it's just even just the images and if a parent, all of these parents talking to your kids about these problems and parent's job is to tell a story about how everything is going to be okay and how do you tell , and that is true of planet but it's also a set of issues with inequality or and will be a crisis or the mass migration. it's really cari

to start on panorama and will be responsible but, in fact, panorama and will be responsible but, infactct he was the gunner in an anti—aircraft unit near munich. he had listened to the bbc as a young man. it was his way to find out what was really going on, aside from all the propaganda he was hearing in germany, and he listens to the bbc on this day. this is beyond 100 days. still to come, we wave goodbye to nigel evans, mp and frequent contributor to this programme, so he can take up his politically neutral role as a deputy speaker in the commons. in the last few hours a deal has been struck to try to save the troubled airline flybe from collapse. flybe is the uk's largest regional operator. our business editor simon jack explained the government's plans to keep the airline afloat. was like they have said that they are going to the airport passenger tax on the run up to the next budget no. that is a tax of £13 on every domestic flights. a lot of said that it has damaged the industry and the government has pledged to review that. that is angered a lot of green lobby groups, seeing that

was no outright condemnation of age, and in fact, there was no outright condemnation of age, and infactutright condemnation of age, and in fact, ben wallace was saying there was a case of self—defense, he talked about the fa ct self—defense, he talked about the fact that there had been several attacks on targets in iraq over the months, and say that actually america had shown restraint up until now. but the really clear message from the uk government is that they really wa nt from the uk government is that they really want to try and calm the situation down, and of course, remember the british were not told in advance by the americans that this was going to happen, even though there are british troops in iraq. this government is engaged in a full diplomatic effort at all levels to seek to de—escalate the tensions that have grown in the region. indeed, not only at the united nations, but in leader to leader defence—sec and foreign—sec, and all other levers we have come broader thanjust in the region, to seek efforts to make sure that both iran and does not retaliate in any way that would

manchester police says that will now happen, in fact, manchester police says that will now happen, infactd. one of the men known to be abusing her was allowed to visit her in care at three times a week and there is so much more staggering detail. thank you. reporting on those multiple, very distressing cases. more than six in 10 women feel inadequate after seeing images of slim women on social media — according to a poll for sport england for their this girl can campaign. adele's recently been photographed having lost, it's reported, up to three stone with various reports of how she's done it — from dieting to pilates to exercise. according to this poll today, almost a third of all women said they would also like to see women on social media exercising without make—up while a fifth think they should post about sweating, periods or the menopause. here's the new this girl can advert... # me again. # allow me to pick up where i left off. all right, let's go, mum. # the biggest phenomenon and i'm picasso with the pen. # just wanna talk that stance till i hit ‘em with the realness. # figured i

that the number is now around 830 people who have been in fact now around 830 people who have been infactof the problems, i suppose, of this is trying to contain it. how disciplined is the population being about adhering to what authorities are saying in terms of restrictions? well, restrictions now apply to a population of about 22 million in this province here. especially in the big city of were hand. so far it is striking how excepting people are. when i came yesterday i thought it might require a big police presence to make sure people will stick by the restrictions but i should say that we do not see many police around. someone standing in front of me now he was a bit anxious about having a foreigner reporting but i will deal with that after this call. so more police on the streets? what can they try to enforce? many people are wearing face masks and there are concerns about this being airborne? there are fewer police, actually, then i would have expected given the scale of this. most people are quite conscious now about wearing face masks. including most older people. and especially

for many consumers and commuters, millions, in fact. for many consumers and commuters, millions, infact year or so. one in three trains last year or so. one in three trains last year or so. one in three trains last year were running late. it is just not good enough. overcrowding, strikes and the ticket prices keep going up and you're not even guaranteed a seat. in scotland, performance is so poor that the scottish government is actually going to cancel its commitments with the dutch operating group a year earlier than planned because of the loss of the problems that, the government here threatening to do the same with northern that runs the services across the north of england. there is a review going on into all of this and the government will publish its final recommendations based on that review into the next few weeks and we should be able to find out what the big plan is. we're to have the transport secretary, grant shapps, on the show and he will promise a year of action but will that be enough? passengers are wanting to know lots of answers. a new study suggests that artificial i

. —— or infact. you have and we have got to keep that in mind. —— or in fact.ng to back out of the jcpoa? are this, are they going to back out of thejcpoa? are they going to stand up thejcpoa? are they going to stand up and facilitate a better engagement between the us and iran? how is that going to work? what about the chinese and russian responses? and turkey, for that matter. this was a very big risk it was a high risk assassination target ina was a high risk assassination target in a volatile environment that we have today, but it seems that it has triggered a lot of aspects of the geopolitical region and the world to see how we want to start mitigating this use of military force all over the place and start engaging in a more robust diplomatic way. thanks for joining more robust diplomatic way. thanks forjoining us. let‘s speak now to our washington correspondent gary o‘donoghue. he said of the american people should be thanking him at the start of his speech. yes, they should be grateful and happy, it‘s what he said, that is a reference to the fa ct said,

coming in and also a new band of rain, and in fact two coming in and also a new band of rain, and infacthe north and west where we have 68 mph, 72 mph, but wherever you are it will be windy, and wherever you are it will also be a mild day, temperatures are slightly tempered by the wind but we have 16 around the moray firth, 1a in newcastle, 15 in belfast and also real. the average temperature is at this time of year are roughly 6—8 north to south so that's quite a difference. but it will not last because we have a weather front sinking southwards, the cold weather front, behind that some cooler conditions. but still some windy weather across the far north and west. and as we head towards the end of the week, note how the temperature slips. friday at the moment looking largely derived. if you have been watching the programme this morning you will have seen me feature australia a lot, and on saturday in penrith in australia which isjust on saturday in penrith in australia which is just on the outskirts of syd ney which is just on the outskirts of sydney the temperature reached a9 degrees.