are the politicians have been rather skeptical to the member of parliament for soulsby john glenn said that soulsby welcomes tourists from around the world and it is very much open for business but the patrol of the sheriff's statements according to john glenn are not credible and don't match the widely accepted intelligence that the u.k. has on these individuals so you can see that this is a stance that it's getting worse and we've got to the next stage of it now because we've had a response from the russian foreign ministry spokesperson that's maria's the horror of us so she. responded to the u.k.'s response to the interview and she has some questions for the british authorities issued this issue in the new i believe it's absolutely unacceptable to accuse people of telling lies forty minutes after they have spoken so i repeat my question directly to the british what is the legal basis and framework for accused russian citizens of telling lies forty minutes after noon to view what was the reason for that what was so specifically non-credible and what they said when official authoritie

all the politicians have been rather skeptical to the member of parliament for soulsby john glenn he's tweeted saying that he's delighted that alexander patrol from respond to share of enjoyed the world class attractions that sells but he has to offer but it's very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying novacek in their luggage he also said that soulsby welcomes tourists from around the world and it is very much open for business but the patrols the sheriff statements according to john glenn are not credible and don't match the widely accepted intelligence that the u.k. has on these individuals so you can see that this is a spat that is getting worse and we've got to the next stage of it now because we've had a response from the russian foreign ministry spokesperson that's maria's the horror of us so she's responded to the u.k.'s response to the interview and she has some questions for the british authorities there so the surely need to i believe it's absolutely unacceptable to accuse people of telling lies forty minutes after they have spoken so i repeat my ques

shery: john glenn, britain's economic secretary to the treasury, thank you so much.daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "daybreak: asia." i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. let's take a look at the business flash headlines. tesla is offering incentives and tapping an army of volunteers to boost sales and delivery before the end of the quarter. previous months were about convincing buyers and investors that the company could ramp up production of the critical model three. this period has been about pushing the cars out of the door fast enough to drive our revenue and move towards profitability. getting rid of some preservatives and artificial colors from its burgers, bonds, cheese, and the big mac special sauce. it affects almost two third of the u.s. burger lineup. changeex supply chain for a company with 37,000 global locations. the pickle slices still have a synthetic additive, the catch of still contains high fructose corn syrup. haidi: let's look at what's coming up over the next few hours. what are you watching? >

whistlin barre shop were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweeted john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barkha al-jazeera. the u.n. humanitarian coordinator for syria is calling for all parties involved in to halt hostilities and the need for further humanitarian aid to be brought into the rebel held enclave panels months is says nearly forty thousand people have fled it loops in september face. it libya is the most congested governorate in syria more than three million people living there about one point four million internally displaced . the situation in libya is really very different to any other area given the compositional including all the fighters and extremist groups that are there and that really brings the n

in sol's breed john glenn who took to twitter to say this did lighted that alexander petroff breach of were able to see all of the world class attractions on offer in souls but very strange to come all this way just for two days while carrying nazi chalk in their luggage so clearly some jibes to what british officials believe is an attempt really by russia to turn britain's version of events completely on its head so where does the investigation then go from here needs. it's good to know exactly where the investigation will go we know that various different european wide and international wide police services are continuing to pull whatever evidence they may have to strengthen the case that the british authorities have already built but the reason why we know all of this information about these two individuals the reason why we've seen all of that c.c.t.v. footage and forensic evidence is primarily because the british believe that there's no way that these two prime suspects will ever be before a court of law here in the u.k. there's no extradition arrangement with russia previous exam

of the share of a tall other politicians as well we've had the member of parliament for solsbury john glenn he's been tweeting saying that he's delighted that patrol phon by share of we're able to see the world class attractions that souls very has to offer but it's very strange to come all this way for just two days and carrying novacek in their luggage as well he says he said that he also said that sells we welcome terrorists from around the world and is very much open for business but the petrol for the share of statements he says are credible and don't match the widely accepted intelligence that the u.k. has only as individuals so you can see this diplomatic spat is getting worse and the next stage that we've got to now is that we've had a response from russia's foreign ministry spokesperson maria is a horrible she's responded to the u.k.'s response to this interview and she says she's got some questions for the british authorities take a listen at this issue and then you've got i believe it's absolutely unacceptable to accuse people of telling lies forty minutes after they have spoken

whistlin berry shop were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweeted john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully stage managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barkha al-jazeera. and anti kremlin activist who is also a member of the protest group pussy riot is in a serious condition in hospital bitter versa love lost his eyesight and the ability to speak on tuesday he's one of four protesters jailed for disrupting the world cup final in moscow two months ago relatives have told local media they believe he was poisoned the european court of human rights has ruled some of the u.k.'s mass surveillance techniques violate its citizens' rights to privacy the quote criticized high tech methods used by british intelligence which were exposed by the american whistleblower edward snow

and was very sure were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed to attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barkha al jazeera a little earlier i spoke to dr samuel green director of the russia institute at king's college here in london he says he was surprised by the russians story. i have a hard time understanding what message they thought they were sending i think we do understand what message has been received which is that they're not taking this very seriously i think that the only message we can take away from this really is that they fundamentally don't care what the british public or the western public more broadly thinks about this story because if they did then they probably would have been able to come up wit

and was very sure were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully stage managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barkha al-jazeera. the russian protest group proceed ryan says one of its activists has been poisoned here thought of venezuela has been in emergency care in a moscow hospital since losing his eyesight and speech on tuesday he was the husband of one of the pussy riot members jailed for protesting in a cathedral in two thousand and twelve and that that is their spokesman while they were in prison visit i was also one of four protesters jailed for running onto the pitch during the world cup final in moscow two months ago. well meanwhile russia's president vladimir putin has flown in to watch his armed forces staged thei

obfuscation and lies and a similarly skeptical response from the member of parliament for souls john glenn he's tweeted saying that he's delighted that alexander petrol of and share of we're able to see the world class attractions that sells what he has to offer but he says it's very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying novacek in their luggage he also said that souls we welcome terrorists from around the world and is very much open for business but the patrol of the share of statements he says are not credible and don't match the widely accepted intelligence that we have on these individuals and the diplomatic row is getting more heated because the russian foreign ministry spokesperson. has already responded to the ukase response to the interview with the trough and bashir of and she has some more questions for the british authorities take a listen. to a solution to the push of the new i believe absolutely unacceptable to accuse people of telling lies forty minutes. of price so i repeat my question directly to the british what is the legal basis and. russian citiz

whistlin barre shop were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully stage managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barker al-jazeera. the world's richest man the amazon chief jeff bezos is giving two billion dollars to start a charitable fund the money will be used to operate a network of preschools as well as funds nonprofit organizations that help homeless families with a personal fortune of around one hundred sixty billion dollars mr best source has previously been criticized for not doing enough for charity. full tuition preschool part of story inspired i'm very excited about that because i'm going to operate that that's going to be an operating nonprofit i'm going to hire an executive team there's going to be a leadership tea

able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweeted john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed to attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of events on its head . al-jazeera. now for the first time a french president has acknowledged the widespread use of torture by french forces during algeria's war of independence but a man stopped short of apologizing one point five million algerians were killed during the conflict in the fifty's and sixty's. well this is a very significant statement by him at all marco it is the first time that a french president has admitted state responsibility in the death of morris or dan nine hundred fifty seven during the algerian war of independence now more so down was a mathematics teacher at the university of algiers he was a communist he was an anti colonial ac

version of events very much on its head in many ways it's being perceived here is a bizarre interview john glenn the m.p. of souls we took to twitter saying this he was delighted that alexander petrova. were able to see the world class attractions that solsbury has to offer but very strange to come all this way just for two days whilst carrying nazi chalk in their luggage and this statement to from a government spokes person reiterating britain's leaf that the two men were russian military intelligence officers in the g r u we have repeatedly asked russia says the spokes person to account for what happened in seoul be a march today just as we have seen throughout they have responded with obfuscation and lies a clear cut response of the british over what they perceived to be a complete manipulation and propaganda from russia the russian federation never extradite says the nationals interpol are involved various international agencies are involved so where does the inquiry go from here. well the british government made it very very clear that they know full well that the chances of ever seeing the

able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweeted john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the men had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed to attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of events on its head . al-jazeera and anti kremlin activists who's also a member of. the serious condition in hospital after reportedly being poisoned. has been in emergency care since losing his eyesight and speech on tuesday he was one of four protesters jailed for disrupting the world cup final and two months ago . for the first time a french president has acknowledged the widespread use of torture by french forces during algeria's war of independence emanuel macron stopped short of apologizing about one and a half million algerians died during the conflict. natasha butler has more from. well this is a very significant statement by him at all michael i

able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day off to the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed to attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of events on its head . al-jazeera well joining us now in the studio is dr samuel green director of the russia institute at king's college here in london thank you so much for joining us here in the studio i mean it would be funny if it wasn't so serious and now we all know that the height of the spire of the cathedral is one hundred twenty three meters but why do you think they're even going through the motions of going on t.v. and coming out the story well so i mean i think very simply they probably want to get out ahead of the story they realize that eventually journalists are going to look at these individuals eventually because people have just digit

i told you before, john glenn said he was probably the best natural pilot he ever flew with. >> we can just walk. we can just walk down the block. senator mccain: good. by the way, you know how many people don't know where the name teddy bear came from? most americans don't know. >> and they don't know also , grover cleveland and baby ruth. >> did you read -- have you read any of the morris -- petty stuff? senator mccain: i thought that rex was magnificent. how could he have done so poorly with reagan and yet so magnificently -- >> because he had that goofy notion, goofy style for reagan. senator mccain: what would give a smart guy like him that idea? >> in part two, there is an amazing opening scene in a chapter where he is taking a train from one place to another place and he is sending a letter to the head of columbia university asking about good books he had read lately. over senator mccain: really 100. great classic. he loved him. he was his favorite. he was the one that had all the teddy roosevelt qualities. he was the favorite. he was the one that was going to be -- the letter r

whistlin barry show off were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweeted john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully stage managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve parker al-jazeera. the u.n. humanitarian coordinator in yemen says hundreds of thousands of lives hang in the balance as intense fighting between the saudi erotic coalition and who the rebels escalates in the port city of the data the coalition says it continues to control the main supply route into the city but who the fighters are downplaying those reports turkey has sent a convoy of tanks and heavy vehicles to the syrian town of marek it lies close to the line which separates opposition fighters and government forces battling for control of the rebel held city of a bleep almost forty thousand people have fled the a

able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the men had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed to attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of events on its head . al-jazeera. and anti-crime the activists who is also a member of the protest group is in a serious condition in hospital after reportedly being poisoned. has been in emergency care since losing has been on tuesday he was one of four protesters jailed for disrupting the world cup final in moscow two months. the u.s. has suggested that it may consider visa bans and targeted sanctions against chinese officials over beijing's treatment of ethnic we girls and other muslims and province the un human rights panel has accused china of holding up to a million weak as in secret and turned and camps where they're being forced to abandon their

whistlin barre shop were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the men had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully stage managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barker al-jazeera. the world's richest man the amazon boss jeff bezos is giving two billion dollars to start a charitable fund the money will be used to operate a network of preschools as well as fund nonprofit organizations that help homeless families with a personal fortune of around one hundred sixty billion dollars but sources previously been criticized for not doing enough for charity. full tuition preschool part of story inspired i'm very excited about that because i'm going to operate that that's going to be an operating nonprofit i'm going to hire an executive team there's going to be a leadership team we're g

and was very sure were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweety john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barker al-jazeera. the world's richest man amazon chief jeff bezos is giving two billion dollars to start a charity fund the money will be used to operate a network of preschools as well as fund nonprofit organizations that help homeless families with a personal fortune of around one hundred sixty billion dollars mr bacile also has previously been criticized for not doing enough for charity. full tuition preschool story inspired i'm very excited about that because i'm going to operate that that's going to be an operating nonprofit i'm going to hire an executive team there's going to be a leadership team we're going t

slow and very sharp were able to see the world class attractions the soulsby has to offer tweeted john glennbut very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the men had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barker al-jazeera russian process group pussy riot says one of its members has been poisoned. of has been in emergency care since losing his eyesight and speech on tuesday he was one of four protesters jailed for disrupting the world cup final in moscow two months ago they ran onto the pitch to demand the release of political prisoners meanwhile in eastern russia vladimir putin has watched an army of more than a quarter of a million russian soldiers on their largest military exercises since the fall of the soviet union russia's president says he wants to beef up the military but says has no aggressive plans for the fi

old.62, i was five years was nine., jay, after john glenn orbited the earth, i parents dropped us in front of his house in arlington, virginia am aware we lived also. jay and i walked up to the door and knock. the astronaut opened the door and walkeelcomed us in. that is the type of person senator glenn was. after dragging the offered glass of water, we received his autograph. these men inspired america, as well as the world, and they influenced our psyche, and they brought us together. it is an inspiring time again for human spaceflight, and once again nasa is leading the way. , i onceso aspiring asked my mother, why are we on earth? she said, to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people. my desire for this position is to be part of the purpose greater than bang any other. this committee is well aware of the many challenges that come with that purpose. i support the president's refocus on america's space program, on human exploration, and returning astronauts to the moon for long-term exploration and use. it is all part of setting the table for nasa, its partners, and t

and after john glenn orbited the earth my parents dropped us in front of his house in arlington, virginia where we lived also. jay and i walked up to the front door and knocked. the astronaut opened the door and he welcomed us in. as some of you know senator glen, it's that type of person he was. after petting the cat and drinking the offered glass of water we received his autograph. these men influenced america and the world and influenced our psyche and brought us together. it's an inspiring time again for human spaceflight. and once again nasa is leading the way. but it's also aspiring. i once asked my mother why are we here on earth. she said to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people. my desire for this position is to be part of a purpose greater than any other. this committee is well aware of the many challenges that come with that purpose. i support the president's refocus on america's space program, on human exploration and returning astronauts to the moon for long-term exploration and use. it's all part of setting the table for nasa, its partners and the eventual m

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we had john glenn and neil armstrong, but mccain is a hero representing his vietnam generation in a meaningfulnding other generations as well. jamie was saying earlier, he had a young following. his presidential campaigns were the early -- people were excited and moved by his movement. it would almost be fitting if that was parked outside the cathedral. that's who he was. as we sit and watch this, there's no question this is a passing of time. passing of history. the senate is entirely, entirely different now than when he arrived. and we have seen people leave one by one. but senator kennedy when he passed nine years ago did not have the fanfare like this, did not lie in state in the u.s. capital. his body was in massachusetts. this is how senator mccain wanted it. i agree with you, doug, he is bigger than a senator. he's much more than that in our history books. >> i think the reason there has been so much international interest to this whole week is reflected in the conversations that you have with ordinary people that his values and what he imparted, what he will impart in this service are

john glenn, i'm most gratefulfor your time, thank you. you are watching afternoon live.eard in leeds this week during the build up to what 5 regarded as the uk s most prestigious piano competition. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been in the city to speak to members of the public who've been tempted to tinkle the ivories. pianos have been popping up in precincts and places all round leeds. the reason? to celebrate the leeds international piano competition. the steps of the town hall have been turned into a giant keyboard. ifeel like tom hanks in big. the leeds international piano competition has been taking place every three years since the start of the '60s. it's a truly global event to find the best young pianist in the world, with finalists this year from as far as china, russia and the usa. and the judges — who are concert pianists themselves — have been giving impromptu performances in the centre of the city, in what's been dubbed the world's smallest concert hall. this is great. yeah, it's noisy but i don't care. it doesn't matter, music wins out

still clearly very stressful for staff, and salisbury mpjohn stressful for staff, and salisbury mp john glenne go nationwide every weekday afternoon at 4:30pm here on afternoon at 4:30pm here on afternoon live. this evening, the winner of this year's mercury prize will be announced, with a £25,000 cheque going to the best album of the last 12 months, by a british or irish act. previous winners have included the arctic monkeys and elbow, but in an age where we can all stream individual tracks, do albums still matter? ?our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has more. # now i'm stuck in a rut, kicking stones... lily allen, 12 years and four albums into a career, thrilled to have finally made a mercury prize shortlist with no shame, and she's out to win. it would mean everything to me. i mean, i'd absolutely love for that to happen. it's not going to, but...! it's a heartfelt record, which... previous albums have been honest, but maybe a bit, like, finger—waggy, telling other people what i think about them, whereas this is me thinking about what i am. # four stars out of five...# she's up

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tonight -- annette bening, john mayer, tracy morgan, emmy winning director glenn weiss and his fiancee jan, and guillermo at the 2018 emmys. and now, and furthermore, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for joining us. i'm going to be honest. i'm -- i'm tired. i know -- any hour is too early. let me tell you something. we had emmys last night, downtown, it's a big thing around here, everybody gets dressed up, there are a lot of parties after the show. my wife and i went to a couple of parties. we got home very late and then our son, who's -- we got home at 2:00 a.m. our son, who's 17 months old, you're not going to believe this, even though we got home very late, he didn't care. he got up very early. he got up at 6:10, which is inconsiderate and i'm going to have a serious talk with him when i get home tonight. what time did you get home last night, guillermo? >> around 12:00. >> jimmy: that's pretty reasonable. guillermo got to chat with the winners. he was set up backstage and we will shar