jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien. the world reacts to donald trump pulling out of the paris climate deal. in europe, the disappointment is clear. >> we are convinced that yesterday's decision by the united states to leave the paris agreement is a big mistake. jane: pittsburgh finds itself at the center of the climate debate. let's just say the city's mayor and president trump don't quite se eye to eye. lightning rods of controversy, we look at new orleans killing with what should stay and what should go. ♪ jane: welcome to "world news america." there has been a stiff and harsh reaction around the globe to donald trump's decision to withdraw the u.s. from the paris climate change agreement. in response, china and the european union have restated their commitment to the accord, but mr. trump's team is standing by the decision, arguing that pulling out is the best deal for america. from brussels, our correspondent reports. reporter: in the fight against global warming, just hours after donald trump retreated, enter e.u.e

jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i'm jane o'brien. a stunning blow for theresa may in the british election. the prime minister loses her majority, that vows to keep her job despite the outcome. prime minister may: i will now form a government, a government that can provide certainty and lead britain forward at this critical time for our country. jane: what does history teach us about the road ahead? we will look into the history for some pointers. president trump contradicts fbi director james comey he will give his version under oath. this is how he summed up yesterday's hearing. president trump: no collusion, no obstruction, he is a leaker. jane: welcome to our viewers on in america andon around the globe. after the past year, you would think we couldn't be surprised by election results anymore, but the world look up to another shock from the u.k. it was less than two months ago that british prime minister theresa may called a snap election to strengthen her hand in brexit negotiations. instead, her position is critically weakened.

jane: all that jazz. particularly liked the jewelry from then. i'm jane o'brien. you for watching "bbc america." ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and sony pictures classics. >> i think i should just go straight to paris. >> i'll take care of her. >> that's very generous, but you sure it's ok with you? >> driving is the only way to see a country. >> oh, it's incredible! >> how's paris? >> i'm actually not there yet. >> the rhone river is nearby. >> are we ever going to get to paris? mmm. i thought we'd be in paris by now. >> paris can wait. >> "paris can wait," rated pg. now playing at a theater near you. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> sreenivasan: good evening. i'm hari sreenivasan. on the newshour tonight: >> republicans believe we have a responsibility to act, and we are. >> sreenivasan: senate republicans unveil their

and now "bbc world news jane: this is "bbc world news america," i am jane o'brien. says he has -- fire the fbi director, claims --ing his cuba. hundreds of protesters demand justice for those who died in this week's fire. at least 30 have died. every speciesnts in an effort to save them for the future. welcome to our viewers in america and around the globe. the president took to twitter. earlier today he said "i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi thattor! witch hunt." sparked this response from a dianne feinstein. "the message he is sending through his tweets is that he believes the role of law doesn't apply to him. she went on to say it was a violation of the president's oath of office. for more on trump's comments and the resulting fire storm we can cross to our north american editor at the white house. you need a flow chart to keep up with this investigation. is this just another twist in the plot or something more serious? john: i think this is pretty serious. i don't want to go all british understatement abo

jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am jane o'brien. under pressure from the president -- in prepared remarks, the former fbi director says donald trump did ask him to drop an investigation. countdown to the british election. the top candidates make their final push to the public ahead of thursday's voting. prime minister may: every vote for me and my team is about to strengthen my hand in the brexit negotiations. jeremy corbyn: we are labour we , are the community, and we will win this election. jane: and rewriting the history of evolution. why a series of new discoveries means humans could go back a lot further than we thought. viewers onme to our public television in america and around the globe. former fbi director james comey has dropped another bombshell on the eve of his much-anticipated appearance before congress tomorrow. in a statement, he claims president trump repeatedly asked for his loyalty, and on a separate occasion urged him to let go an investigation into his national security adviser michael flynn, who had been forced

jane: briefly, does this have impact on u.s. general strategy toward north korea. >> on the one hand, if they are talking to north koreans, maybe that will open the avenue for talk, but on the other hand, if you bring back such a badly damaged prisoner, there could be backlash. hustle was created by san quentin inmates and tells their story about their life behind bars. >> which i to do our best and it has never been done inside a prison. >> do you think people want to know what it's like inside a prison? >> of course. >> this is a sign for eavesdropping. everything that happens outside happens inside a prison. that is what we want to look at. it is not a true-crime podcast. we are not discussing anyone's crime and whether they are innocent or guilty. we just want to look at their daily life and what they do to get through their experience in prison. our first story is about how you find someone to live with in prison. >> i didn't smoke, he was smoking cigarettes, and he just lit up right there. >> like, we are in prison for lif

[laughter] jane: thank you for joining us from new york. the british general election and we reported that at the top of the program, according to an exit poll, theresa may's conservative party, as its majority in parliament despite winning the most seats. for more analysis, we can cross now to gary o'donoghue in milbank. what are we to make of this? gary: it is a pretty shocking result. if it turns out to be true -- after all, theresa may the not have to call this general election, she chose to call it in order to get a bigger majority in parliament, in order to have a stronger hand to conduct those brexit negotiations. believed -- if these are to be believed, these numbers, she is 12 feet short, making it impossible for her to have two of the vote everyone else with her own mp's. our executive has gone from parliament -- you need those majorities to get your way through parliament. that is incredibly important. and it will undermine your credibility and make her position very difficult if it turns out to be true. on the other hand, she st

. >> we conclude with the new film citizen jane, a documentary about the urbanist and activist jane jay could bees. charlie talked with the mill am's director and producer. >> we ended up doing our best to destroy our own cities by building freeways, by building tower in the park, housing, what was called urban renewal at the time. and it was seen as a positive thing but this is really one of jane jacob's early contributions, early in the 1950st when these things are being built, she said this was a whistle-blower saying are you destroying your cities in order thinking you are saving it. >> politics, health care and citizen jane when we continue. within funding for charlie rose is provided by the following. >> bank of america. life better connected. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. good evening. charlie is traveling. i'm david leonhardt of "the new york times." we begin this evening with a look at politics. controversy continues to gr

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i'd like to begin with jane harmon who is on my far left. jane harmon is a very familiar face here on capitol hill. she resigned from congress in february of 2011 to join the woodrow wilson center as its first female director, president and ceo. jane served on all major security committees and has made numerous congressional fact finding missions to hot spots including north korea, afghanistan and guantanamo bay. she has been recognized as an expert on security and public policy issues. she has received the medal for distinguished service, the cia seal medal and the distinguished public service medal. immediately next to jane is congressman pete hookstra, the chairman of the house committee on intelligence between 2004 and 2007 where he partnered with congresswoman jane harmon in 2004. the first modernization of the intelligence community in 50 years. chairman hookstra is currently working with the investigative project on terrorism. congressman will heard, a former undercover cia officer. he's the representative for the 23rd congressional d

jane jacobs is a great example.when matt brought this to you did you instantly say , this is something i want to do? >> i did, because i had seen his first film, valentino. i cannot think of two people further apart than valentino and jane jacobs. but matt had this passion for jane. what attracted me was seeing a lot of places repeating the same mistakes we made in the 1960's and 1970's, that we had not really learned our lesson. charlie: and you see it in cities across our country. >> this is the urban renewal period, where we ended up doing our best to destroy our own cities by building freeways, towers, housing, what was called urban renewal at the time. it was seen as a positive thing, but this was one of jane jacob'' huge contributions. very early in the 1950's when these things are being built she was actually a whistleblower, saying you are actually killing your cities in the name of saving them. it reminds me of mcnamara in vietnam, we had to destroy the village to save it. that horrible irony, that's what u

i would like to begin with jane harmon, on my far left. jay harmon is a very familiar face here on capitol hill. she resigned from congress in february of 2011 to join the woodrow wilson center as its first female director, president and ceo. representing the aerospace center of california during nine terms in congress. jane served on all major security committees and has made numerous congressional fact-finding missions to hot spots including north korea, afghanistan and guantanamo bay. she has has been recognized as a national expert on security and public policy issues has received the defense department's medal for distinguished service. the c.i.a. seal medal and the c.i.a. director's award and the national intelligence distinguished public service medal. immediately next to jane is congressman pete hoekstra. congressman hoekstra is the former chairman of the house permanent select committee on intelligence between 2004-2007 where he partnered with congresswoman jane harmon in passing landmark intelligence reform legislation in 2004. t

it does, yes, jane. there to treat the injured. how far away are they from you? i can't at the moment but i did see various police cars coming in and out, but i think the ambulances... by the time we arrived at the ambulances had already gone. have you heard anything about walking injured ? i haven't. it's quite a confused state but apparently there were walking wounded.

it does, yes, jane. from your vantage point, can you see the ambulances who were sent there to treat the injured. how far away are they from you? i can't at the moment but i did see various police ca i’s moment but i did see various police cars coming in and out, but i think the ambulances... by the time we arrived at the ambulances had already gone. have you heard anything about walking injured?” haven't. there was quite age and used state but apparently there were walking wounded —— quite a confused state. but we don't know numbers.” understand. from our live pictures, we are on the edge of a live crowd at thejunction, we are on the edge of a live crowd at the junction, we can see them looking in a particular direction. what is it they are gathering around? there's the police cordon, they can't go any further, theyjust wa nt to they can't go any further, theyjust want to know what is happening at the other side. there are some people who just can't go home, who literally... it has been cordoned off and

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and now we're sitting there with jane watching the other kids dance and jane turns to her mother andup there. i'm not going to dance." and my wife said, oh, don't you want to dance with miss kelly? you're wearing your pretty tutu. all the other girls are here. don't you want to dance? and i'm like, "you are dancing." [ laughter ] your grandmother drove an hour and a half to be here. we could have been at the beach all weekend. instead i don't know where we are. but you better dance. [ laughter ] and she turns to me and she goes, "i am not going to dance." [ laughter ] and then i knew we were going to sit there through 35 other dance groups and when it came time for jane's class to dance she would not be dancing with them. and sure enough, we sat there for an hour, they did the big intro of her class, the other girls got on stage, all very cute, and there was jane on the right-hand side of your screen. just as promised, she did not dance. [ laughter ] and then we all got in the car and drove home. [ laughter ] and by the way, when she came off stage they gave her a trophy. all the kid

coming up, jane rosenthal and robert de niro fire back. ms.osenthal: artist voices need to be heard loud and proud. mr. de niro: this is not "the apprentice." this is real. ♪ ♪ megan: you have been, bob, quite vocal about some of the political climate that we are living in and you have been quite vocal about trump. you have called a bully and a pig and threatened to punch him. is there anything during this first 100 days we are rapidly coming up to that has given you time to pause and think this could be better, this could be worse? mr. de niro: i always try to give any situation that i feel is negative the benefit of the doubt, that it will change, it will get better. i haven't seen that with him. it's the same situation. i don't think it will change. he will do certain things like what he did in syria. i agree, what he should have done, but i don't know where that's going to go. i'm worried we're going to get into a situation where we have a real confrontation, and in that sense, he might do something and he will get credit for it, and every

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jane: sterling would go up with that. francine: jane and max stay with us. we will be building up to the u.k. election all week. tuene in for our one-hour special thursday, when we get instant analysis as exit polls a re published. up next, an exclusive interview with apple ceo tim cook. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. apple's chief executive says the company has helped u.k. officials investigate terrorist attacks. tim cook's exclusive interview with bloomberg comes as technology companies face mounting pressures. emily chang started by asking him if apple's new operating system helps strengthen user security. tim: these terrorist attacks first of all, our heart goes out to everyone affected by them. they are horrendous and the u.k ., for us, we have been in the u.k. pretty much the whole length of time for our company. and it feels like they are our neighbor. we have thousands of employees there. our heart goes out. what do we do, helping with this? we have done, one thing since the be

thank you, jane. still to come... week — inlcuding the uk's brexit plan — with our business editor simonjack. you're with business live from bbc news. in an effort to help businesses grow, hsbc has today launched a £10 billion fund to support small and medium sized businesses in the uk. joining us from the london stock exchange is ian stuart, chief executive of hsbc uk. many thanks for joining many thanks forjoining us. tog us through the aim of this? this is the fourth fund that we have launched. £10 million which we hope smes will ta ke £10 million which we hope smes will take advantage of. it is notjust for hsbc customers. it is for all small and medium—sized businesses, spread regionally. for every corner of the uk there is a fund to access. we genuinely hope it will give businesses the oxygen to grow and hopefully do more overseas with export as well. this is a good time for businesses to borrow money when interest rates are low. but we were just speaking to jane a moment ago about bank of england committee membe

joining us now bernie sanders wife jane sanders. for joining us. >> good to be here, wolf. >> it's an awful situation. have you been able to verify that the shooter in this case did, in fact, volunteer with the bernie sanders presidential campaign? >> i haven't, but his facebook indicates that he had. along with tens of thousands of other people. that's neither here nor there. people volunteered and supported various candidates. this is completely unacceptable. this is not the answer. violence is never the answer. wolf, you know, we've been -- bernie and i have been very vocal about the politics of personal destruction and this is it to the extreme. this is not okay. and it's certainly not what bernie preaches. we've had rallies with 1. million peop 1.5 million people and there was not violence at the rallies or afterwards. this is a person that was troubled and certainly not indicative of his supporters. >> and certainly full of a lot of hate as we saw from some of those facebook postings. is there a chance, jane, that you or the s

and now we're sitting there with jane watching the other kids dance and jane turns to her mother anding to dance." and my wife said, oh, don't you want to dance with miss kelly? you're wearing your pretty tutu. all the other girls are here. don't you want to dance? and i'm like, "you are dancing." [ laughter ] your grandmother drove an hour and a half to be here. we could have been at the beach all weekend. instead i don't know where we are. but you better dance. [ laughter ] and she turns to me and she goes, "i am not going to dance." [ laughter ] and then i knew we were going to sit there through 35 other dance groups and when it came time for jane's class to dance she would not be dancing with them. and sure enough, we sat there for an hour, they did the big intro of her class, the other girls got on stage, all very cute, and there was jane on the right-hand side of your screen. just as promised, she did not dance. [ laughter ] and then we all got in the car and drove home. [ laughter ] and by the way, when she came off stage they gave her a trophy. all the kids got a trophy. and

jane will tell you the key ingredients to her recovery has been unconditional love. what she needs from us is to stand with her at her worst. today jane is about to finish high school and is determined to continue her education in social work and make a difference in the lives of other victims like her. success stories like this couldn't happen without collaboration. one example of this is the internet crimes against children task force as it represents a new model putting aside personal agendas and bringing together dedicated and passionate individuals to accomplish our common goal. our focus is on the victim centered approach always asking what is in the best interest of the child. the victim is always our highest priority. today we are receiving the title but we do not possess any supernatural powers. we are here because of the hard work and the teamwork of many. facing the human trafficking we are all confronted in a choice, do nothing, or do something. when looking at this i am reminded of the past cain who died less than a year ago. he was often referred to as

jane: bipartisanship.hanks, there is no way that anticipated this especially when we were leaving and 2011. i mentioned to jane as she was in the countries who visited, it one that wasention the most notable. meetingsay it would be qadhafi and libya. you are part of the small part of the process that became a ally and fighting radical jihadists threat out there. persons we met was a intelligence chief who is a graduate of michigan state and a big fan of those kinds of things. we went to trip and egypt, we met with arafat and we met with assad later we met with gasol -- qadhafi. notle did we know it did think that a wreck would be a failed state with isis, syria , libyae a failed state would be a failed state. egypt would lose control of the sinai, we would have changed our and started working with the muslim brotherhood. changed, when you saw those failed states and use of the refugees, when you saw the mass migration into europe. the fire is going from europe, some from united states into syria and into l

i thought you were going to tell me it was called jane! have a lovely day!s much more from westminster coming up, plenty to mull over, we could share some of the more junior cabinet appointments and more besides and we will hear more from collea g u es besides and we will hear more from colleagues in belfast and edinburgh. we will pause on this lovely saturday morning, most unexpected for me to be outside in lovely weather. fill avery can tell you what it is like this morning wherever you are. mixed fortunes for some as this atla ntic mixed fortunes for some as this atlantic front brings quite a bit of rain across the north western hills of england and north west wales as well where we could see 40—50 millimetres as that front sticks in this neck of the woods. at least it pushes out to scotland and northern ireland, brightening sky is this afternoon, maybe some showers in the mix. generally speaking the warmth and sunshine, high uv levels and high pollen found across east anglia, temperatures reaching 2a, possibly 25, the weather front bushes to the south—ea

jane ferguson in britain. thank you so much, jane. >> thank you. >>> now to the political fireworks in this country. the former director of the fbi called the president of the united states a liar. in his testimony before the senate intelligence committee, james comey said he was fired because of the russian investigation in an effort to change the way the investigation was being conducted. comey also said he leaked information about his conversations with the president to spur the appointment of a special counsel. weijia jiang is in washington. weijia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. that is exactly why the trump team is considering comey's testimony a victory, claiming the former fbi director only hurt himself. but this morning we are still waiting to hear directly from president trump who has a news conference scheduled for later today. >> those were lies plain and simple. >> reporter: ousted fbi director james comey spoke candidly for almost three hours thursday, accusing president tru

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vicky jane edwards, bbc the semifinals in three days‘ time. vickyjane edwards, bbc news.otball, a reminder that there's a special documentary on bbc two tonight on the amazing story of syria's footballers — and their attempts to qualify for the world cup, football on the front line, on bbc two tonight at ii.25pm. britain's hopes of success in the america's cup have been dealt a major blow after land rover bar had to retire from the opening race of their semifinal against new zealand. this is the moment the carbon fibre camber arm on the boat broke. it meant the team lead by sir ben ainslie had to retire from race one. ben ainslie said it is highly unlikely they will be able to fix the problem for the second race which takes place later this evening. the first team to win five races will take on the cup—holders, the usa. just to recap — a sad day for football fans with the sudden death of former newcastle united midfielder check tiote at the age ofjust 30. thank you for watching. that's all from sportsday. i will see you later on on bbc news. bye bye. campaigning has recom

jane kim applauded lyft for adding the option.sot<jane kim says i'm definitely happy to hear that lyft is thinking about how to reduce congestion.>but kim believes that lyft and the other transportation network companies that operate in san francisco, like uber, need to do even more to reduce congestion and give back to the city. she has proposed charging tncs a fee. sotshe says that at this point the idea is just a proposal and that there are still a lot of fine details to work out. sot finally, even though kim would like to limit the number of tnc drivers within in san francisco, she admits that only also says that only the state cab limit the

jane kim applauded lyft for adding the option.sot<jane kim says i'm definitely happy to hear that lyft is thinking about how to reduce congestion.>but kim believes that lyft and the other transportation network companies that operate in san francisco, like uber, need to do even more to reduce congestion and give back to the city. she has proposed charging tncs a fee. sotshe says that at this point the idea is just a proposal and that there are still a lot of fine details to work out. sot (pam) new at 10. the sonoma- marin area rail transit district... is offering free preview rides on its smart train. it is happening between rohnert park and the

jane, we are ina the political reaction. jane, we are in a strange situation here in westminster.ally sitting. we only really have mps being sworn in. many for the first time coming here to the commons, but the prime minister has, as you said, made a statement saying that she is saddened by the tragic loss of life and is being kept updated on the situation. now, there will be a meeting, a cross government meeting, starting within half an hour, at about 4pm where this will be discussed to co—ordinate the government response and to provide any assistance and any extra assistance to the emergency services and any other response that might be needed. that's going to be chaired by the fire minister, nick hurd and in the commons within the last few minutes or so we've heard from the speakerjohn bercow who has been swearing in new mps, but he has made reference to what has happened. all of us will be aware of and horrified by the tragic fire which engulfed the vast majority of an enormous block of flats in london in the early hours of this morning. colleagues, it is not possible to treat

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