echoes of thejohn major era. backbench mps, they say it has echoes of the john major era.like you are at the end of a government. that has run out of energy. you need to find a way of renewing and reasserting control. an interesting thing i thought she tried to do at the end, she was the person who said that we are still the nasty party, whatever the quote was. in the end she tried to say that labour where the nasty party. it fell flat. it is basically nowhere and because of what else is going on, she touched on anti—semitism, she touched on issues about the way that women are treated and she tried to make that pitch towards the end. i think she was hoping some of the papers may have that. the other side of the nasty party now but nobody has gone near it. there is a positive spin from the daily express. they trust her fighting spirit, saying that she was battling and overcame, it was a great victory of her power over these adversities coming at her.|j thought she showed a light and deft touch at the start. when the protester came up, she took the pas, which is a pr nightma

perhaps somebody who could suggest a few things isjohn somebody who could suggest a few things is john major suggest a few things isjohn major, sirjohn major. he is saying they are too timid. they are piecemeal. he has certainly been there and got the t—shirt of the infighting. he knows what he is talking about about trying to get a party back. and he was staggeringly successful at it, as well. no doubt at all, he should be the person to give advice about how to stop a party falling apart... sorry, no! the so-called big beasts are being wheeled out. we saw michael heseltine today. he was flounced out of government, as well. lam not flounced out of government, as well. i am not sure this is the right way to go, to be bringing it up. he has done this big piece in the mail on sunday. backing valiant theresa may or letting in poisonous marxist is his message. actually, this is a 20 year score with iain duncan smith. you have to explain what the score is over. this is all going back to the maastricht treaty, which is ancient history for most of us. but on the back of the black wednesday debacle w

sir john major becomes the latest senior tory to rally around theresa may, hitting out at what he calls self absorbed behave of the party. a man has been arrested for dangerous driving. spain's prime minister lewis hamilton closes in on a fourth world title victory injapan. 59 points clear with four races left after sebastien battle was forced to retire. we will meet the young botanist who has tracked down every one of britain's wild orchids in a single summer. and sarah as the weather for us. today is the better day of the weekend for most places with sunny spells and is just a cute showers to the west. a full forecast coming up. first, our main story. hurricane nate has hit the united states, causing torrential rain and powerful winds. people in parts of mississippi, alabama, florida and louisana have been ordered to evacuate their homes. the storm has already caused major damage to several central american countries, leaving at least 25 people dead, before hitting the us as a category one hurricane. they watched it approach, and then it hit. the us is facing the full force of hurrica

david cameron, john major and george osborne rallied around thinking she is the way to go but she withy in hastings and right, she has brought in lynton crosby, the tough aussie who is good at the sort of thing, we are told, to try and help rebuild this campaign in the constituency. you cannot help but think, if she let him do that, may as well make him make the prime minister as well. you don't know. it seems as though even that the tories have been told let's come together they are all still removing. with they are all still removing. with the davis story and amber rudd story we have to remember there is an awful lot of flux and so many moving parts in the tory party at the moment and with brexit. we have no clue what brexit will look like yet. as you said, 2019 is the deadline but what does that mean? there are lots of moving parts. the worrying thing is the tory party scene to be fighting like cats in a sack all the time. with all the labour party was bad. last week they had a lovely week in comparison! talking of brexit, do you see any connection between brexit and the front of th

this weekend the former prime minister john major described universal credit and i quote as operationally messy, socially unfair and unforgiving. he is right, isn't he? it's years behind schedule and forcing people to food banks, driving up evictions, leaving families and debt. can't prime minister see it? if the former prime minister could understand it why can't this one? >> i say to the right honorable gentlemen that the number of people on universal credit in arrears have fallen by one thir- [crowd boos] as i just said, in my previous answer to the right honorable gentlemen of course we recognize that the have been issues to address in the loading out of this particular credit, benefit. that is why we will be taking our time in doing it. the underlying reasons to move to universal credit is still the right one. we see more people getting into work. there is the possibility for those people who are not in a position to be able to wait for that first payment and they are in need and if they are in need they can asksk for advance and e number of people getting anan advance cang increase.

she has people like john major and even borisjohnson coming to her defence.is in a better position than she was in just a few days ago. a man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving after a crash outside the natural history museum in london yesterday. 11 people were injured in the incident. a man in his 40s is in custody. our reporter simonjones is there. good morning to you. the key thing, i suppose, almost 2a hours on from this, is that it is not terror related. yes, police say it was a road traffic incident. but it did ta ke road traffic incident. but it did take them several hours to confirm that. overnight, officers have released a statement saying they com pletely released a statement saying they completely recognise the alarm and concern that was caused by the events here. you can see that one of the signs has been damaged. the car came up the pavement and careered gci’oss came up the pavement and careered across the road, ending upjust over there outside the museum. yesterday afternoon this area was hugely busy, particularly with families,

some have come out in her defence, john major, ruth davidson, the scottish conservative leader who todayng about how the whole party has to get behind theresa may. all we are really lucky to be able to serve are country, and it is all about delivering for the country. it should never be about private ambition. i want to come onto that. do you think borisjohnson is the right person in the rightjob? do you think borisjohnson is the right person in the right job? he said that he was behind every dot, comma in the speech. ruth davidson mentioning borisjohnson. just speculation, this idea of a reshuffle. but if you read the article that theresa may was questioned on, she talks about how it is not her style to shy away from a challenge when she was directly askedif a challenge when she was directly asked if she would move boris johnson out of the possession. something that could potentially happen. but there are those who think this would be the perfect thing for theresa may to have some sort of reshuffle, some new names. saw that if it was a leadership challenge, some more names in the frame

some have come out in her defence, john major, ruth davidson, the scottish conservative leader who todayng about how the whole party has to get the hang theresa may. we're lucky to be able to serve our country as politicians. weather in opposition or in government. delivering for the country should not be about private ambition. delivering for the country should not be about private ambitionm borisjohnson the not be about private ambitionm boris johnson the right not be about private ambitionm borisjohnson the right person? not be about private ambitionm boris johnson the right person? he said he is behind the foreign speech. i want to see the prime minister hold on to that. —— the florence speech. a possibility of a cabinet reshuffle, what is so? boris johnson mentioned by ruth davidson. if you read the article that theresa may was questioned in, she said it is not her style to shy away from a challenge when directly asked weather or not she might move boris johnson out of his position. there are those who think that this should be the perfect time for theresa may to have a reshuffle wh

i saw john major in toronto. he just happened to be there. he's coming over here tomorrow i think. reminded me that they did not have much of this tradition he and n the u.k. but ony blair went together to northern ireland and, you know, of ours a good friend and we did a lot together. major was a tory but i got he was underrated and too little courage to risk his job to start the irish peace process. so they started together to try o convince the people in northern ireland to vote against brexit because they said if it peace att will put the risk in and the way people live it because then you won't have a borderless situation going back and forth and then the northern rish won't have duty free access to the european market and vice versa and we're trying to get you up. poorest part. we're trying to lift you up. nd he was reminding me that he and blair did this and i think well, th enjoyed it and, i think it's not like we all ive together and go play golf once a week. i am unusually close to the have president bush and i become friends with his son respect heuse of the developed fo

they have an interview with john major.llion on the backbenches. he does, doesn't he? it seems to me, i'm not a political expert, but like this is a rerun of the last few years of the major government, or the plot and the last few years of the major government, orthe plot and —— the last few years of the major government, or the plot and —— will be plotting going on and rivals waiting in the wings, last time it was tony blair and mrjeremy corbyn. i think it's interesting to hear major's views. he has done what one would expect, stop trying to undermine her, stop trying to sabotage has supplemented it with a call for stronger and more bold policies. his criticism is what theresa may is coming up with this just corbyn right and that dobyns have really got to go out there and do dramatic thing. —— the tories have to go out there and do dramatic thing. that was a criticism at the conference, when the prime minister did get out some of her proposals during the speech in between the coughing, people are saying this is kind of lab

the former prime minister sir john major has weighed into the debate over theresa may's future callingves who're seeking to undermine the prime minister "self—absorbed and disloyal". mrs may has admitted her difficult speech at the party conference last week had been "uncomfortable" for her but says she's "resilient" and determined to carry on in thejob. here's our political correspondent susana mendonca. and there is some flash photography in her report. if i win, i shall continue as prime minister... fending off the plotters was a full—time job for sirjohn major. when he was prime minister, he faced a leadership election and won. more than two decades on, he's now coming to the defence of theresa may against those plotting to take her down. writing in a sunday newspaper, sirjohn said, "the country has had enough of these self absorbed and frankly disloyal behaviour seen among some in the conservative party", and he urged party members involved to "focus their minds instead on the needs of the british people, rather than on their own personal ambition". the deficit is back to precrisi

the former prime minister, john major has called people disloyal over theresa may. 20 years after the war. sport now and for a full round up, we cross to the bbc sport centre. many thanks. scotland's hopes of reaching the world cup in russia are over. victory over slovenia in their final group match of world cup qualifying would have guaranteed a play off place. but they were held to a 2—2 draw in lubjanna. tim hague reports. were these the men to take scot tloond a first world cup in 20 yea rs. tloond a first world cup in 20 years. victory was required and with that in mind it was a positive start with the scots. a start which would lead to a goal. lee griffith, so often the man, when it matters most, doing it again for his country. but with slovakia winning against malta, there was no time to partyjust yet. even more so when this happened. a player unmarked and scotland were now out of the play—offs. they had to win, yetp went behind. and while gordon strachan's side have left it late many times in this campaign so far. two goals in 20 minutes, surely not. that ch

. >> i saw john major yesterday he does happen to be here and will be here tomorrow and he reminded me.k. they did not have that either but him and tony work together in northern ireland. but i think he was under rated to have the courage to risk his job so they were together to convince the people of northern ireland to vote against brexit because it would put peace times the where they live that with a borderless situation in the northern irish and to try to lift you up and reminded me that they did this. is not like we live together and golf once a week that i have become friends with his son because of the respect for hillary as a democrat on the armed services committee and often disagree. but i think what you have to do is find something to do. asking me to work on monday tsunami 12 years ago but then president obama asked the second president bush to work on haiti after the earthquake and i was already there. i just stayed on. it drives you stark raving mad you cannot put it down once you pick it up. they engaged in self abuse but they are magnificent. but their talents are imme

urging the prime minister to pause universal credit including citizens advice bureau, the trust, john majornd 2 dozen of her own back centuries. they can vote to pause universal credit. public sector pay cut is causing real suffering and staff shortages. last week secretary announced the nhs packet was scrapped but when asked if the nhs is going to get extra money to fund any agreed payraise he replied that is something i can't answer right now. this is right now. the prime minister is here right now. how about an answer right now? >> as i say to the right honorable gentlemen and the house in the past the way in which we vote the whole question of public sector pay is through the workers pay review bodies, they reported for this current year. they did that against what was set by government, the blanket of 1% in relation to public sector pay, for the 2018-19 year we have changed. what we have done is to ensure the respectability in the system for that period but perhaps i could explain something else to the right honorable gentlemen. all his years in parliament, there's one thing he failed

. >> i saw john major yesterday in toronto.er here tomorrow and he reminded me they did not have much of this tradition either in the u.k. but he and tony blair went together to northern ireland know blair is a good friend of ours we did a lot together and i think he was underrated got too little credit for having the courage to risk his job to start the irish peace process. so they went together to convince the people to vote against brexit because they said if it passes it will put the piece at risk because then you don't have a borderless situation going back in the northern irish one have duty-free access to the european market were trying to lift you up and he was reminded me that he and blair did this. i think they both enjoyed it and i said it's not like we all live together and play golf once a week. i am unusually close to the first president bush and i've become friends with his son partly because the respect you to vote for hillary when she was a democrat serving on the armed services committee and often disagreeing

from john major saying the more radical with policy.hould be brave enough to put boris johnson outside the cabinet. the question is how much more of vexation would she have for him outside as opposed to in? anna: maybe she should give him a different role. a diplomat saying the 27 not quite as united as we rigorously thought. daybreak focuses on hsbc. andbank pick a new ceo asked for permission to make the appointments. sophie has a quick update for us. good morning. taken away. sophie: asia stocks are rising for a second day. plenty of major benchmarks -- you have large caps in china rising almost 1.5%. retreating for the decade high we saw friday and the shanghai is trading 20 point five of the key 3400 level. playing catch-up after stocks rose last week in reaction to the factory gauge hitting the five are high. triple, cut in an effort to cut back as this is. that is a dovish hint of a central bank policy intent. some of the mornings earlier gains, icbc gaining 2% after jumping the most two years earlier. lender second-largest rose

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really quickly, we won't dwell on this because we have reported it on our news, john major having a blaste have heard this over the last few weeks. if you want a new leader, carry on the weight you are going and you will get a new leader, and his name will get a new leader, and his name will bejeremy corbyn —— carry on the way you are going. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: hurricane nate has hit the coast of louisiana, bringing torrential rain and winds of 85mph. the category one storm has already killed 25 people in central america. sirjohn major has branded theresa mays critics self—absorbed, but says the government must change or risk allowing jeremy corbyn into downing street. also coming up in the programme: click travels to japan, as it aims for the moon, and checks out the latest in robot technology. here is sarah with a look at this morning's weather. there was a meteor shower last night, wasn't there? i don't think anyone got to see it. night, wasn't there? i don't think anyone got to see it. it night, wasn't there? i don't think anyone go

. >> well, i saw john major yesterday in toronto., he is coming over here tomorrow i think, and he reminded me that they didn't have much of this tradition either in the uk, but he and tony blair went together to northern ireland. you know, tony blair is a good friend of ours, and we did a lot together. and major was a tory but i think he was underrated and got too little credit for having the courage to risk his job to start the irish peace process. so they went together to try to convince the people in northern ireland to vote against brexit, because they said if it passes it will put the piece at risk in the way people live it. because then you won't have a borderless situation going back and forth, and then the northern irish won't have duty-free access to european market and vice versa, and were trying to get you up, that supports part,, we're trying to lift you up. he was reminded me he and tony blair did this. i think they both enjoyed it. i think he said it's not like we all live together and go play golf once a week. i am un

david: many of us remember the last conservative government with john major and these allegations witht thing she wants. we have one of her chief ministers having to apologize for something he did 15 years ago. crucially, she has confidence in all of her ministers. she does not look at this as a reshuffle. the scandal, this witchhunt as it's been called is continuing it. it shows no times of abating. mark: thank you for joining us today. our london euro chief. courtney donohoe has more. courtney: president trump renewed his twitter attack on the mueller investigation. he said they news is working overtime. robert mueller is building a case of the campaign was in close touch with russian officials who wanted to defeat hillary clinton. advisor foreign-policy pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his contact with operatives. he is now cooperating with prosecutors area -- prosecutors. rose over the previous 12 months. they were higher than the month before. buyers are competing for a limited supply of available homes, driving up prices did in the u.k., the sex scandal swirling around we

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john kirby, thanks for that. majoritys you heard says the senate armed services committee may seek a subpoena to get more information. joining us now from capitol hill, senator jack reed, a democrat from rhode island. the ranking member of the is that the armed services committee. senator, thanks very much for joining us. first of all, senator mccain, your chairman, says there's a briefing coming for the committee. what can you tell us about that? >> we're working together to get a briefing, a classified briefing on what happened. to raise many of the questions with barbara and admiral kir di raised. what about the intelligence, the air cover, evacuation plans. why was it the response slow. all those questions need to be fully answered. in a classified setting, then i think senator mccain will determine if more must be or should be done. >> what do you think about the defense secretary, james mattis, a retired four-star general. his complaint that even he, he's the defense secretary, even he doesn't have all the informati

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among those on scene, a 4-year-old rottweiler gunther with former police major john hunt. >> people will pet the dog, and all of a sudden they start talking. >> gunther and the team have traveled to scenes of other tragedies. they were in orlando after the pulse nightclub shooting. >>> new, the man known as the red hat hero during the las vegas massacre has surfaced after people wanting to thank him tracked him down through social media. that's anthony chavez at the memorial in vegas. he was in the front row of the country music concert when the shots began pouring on to the crowd. he got his girlfriend over a four-foot fence and then himself. and then he turned to help others. >> several of the women around us kind of -- we locked eyes. i said, okay, i need to help them. my girlfriend hid in between speakers. and i just helped, you know, however many people i could. >> chavez says he doesn't see himself as a hero. he simply did what he needed to do. >> i'm sure the women see him as a hero big time. >> so do we. >>> 5:15. let's get you to work. >> we'll look at 95 with jessica boyington.

his handler is a police major, john hunt. >> a lot of times people will start petting the dog, then they start talking. >> gunther and the team have traveled to the scene of tragedy before. they were also in orlando after the pulse nightclub shooting. >>> today is columbus day, and in philadelphia the sons of italy will place a wreath this morning at the columbus monument at penn's polanding. they'll -- penn's landing. they'll also hold a ceremony in philadelphia. the governor will mark the day by attending the annual columbus day communion mass and breakfast in wilmington. he'll join other lawmakers including senator tom carper. it starts at 7:30 at st. anthony of padua church. >>> music played and italian flags lined broad street at yesterday's columbus day parade through south philadelphia. columbus day celebrates the explorer's arrival in the americas in 1492 and is seen as a celebration of italian american heritage. >>> on this columbus day, this anti-columbus banner appeared in penn's landing on the walnut street bridge over christopher columbus boulevard. it says "columbus did not

. >> i'm john berman. major breaking news this morning. it has begun. former trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, surrendered to this morning. these are the first criminal charges in the investigation from special counsel robert mueller. who knows if they are the last. we also just learned the that key manafort associate rick gates has turned himself in. >> it began as an investigation into russian meddling in the u.s. election, but it has clearly, clearly expanded far beyond that. we do not yet know the nature of the charges this morning. the indictment is still sealed at this hour. but that could become clear any moment, as it is unsealed. as for manafort, remember, this is the man who was in charge of all of the president's campaign for five months during key moments, including when he sealed the republican nomination. let's get straight our justice correspondent, evan perez, part of the team that broke this news this morning. evan, so much to get through with you, but just begin with what we know and what we're waiting for. >> well, poppy and joh

. >> chicago cubs will bat with a team suing team in major baseball. johnes was struck in the eye with a baseball and it left him mripd with one eye. he was sitting close section 135 paying attention to the game. he wants cubs to extend n neating around the field. it's reported they may extend it another 30 feet. >> 0 yea fell in love with the princess bride. it's being screened in theaters. the movie came out in 1987 and stars robin right and the late andre the giant. >> one of my favorite movies of all time. >> really. >> i love that movie. ah man. >> i'm with you. >> what's your favorite line. >> inconceivable. >> okay. >> wisdom, you have seen it. >> i have seen it. >> he just doesn't care. >> don't shareen thuz yam for the movie i did lake andre the giant. >> none ever the character or actors are bad. >> no everyone is amazing. >> temperatures 60s and 70s. 66 for dulles. here in town 73 degrees. it's mostly try out there. could be a spot of fog here on there. but i don't see a problem out there anyw looking at the kind of big picture. most eastern unit

john mccormack, great follow harry truman. notice a familiar face, lyndon johnson, the new majority whip in the senate. now 1952, the end of the story here, this is basically -- john mccormack's least favorite member of the house was jack kennedy. mccormack held jack kennedy in a remark called minimal high regard but talked to bob hilyer of the globe and he said john mccormack had no respect for jack but but was scared of joe kennedy. he was going to help jack become u.s. senator by diffusing the question busy joe kennedy's antisim tim and he tell as are so how jack saved an appropriations of israel which was not quite true but worked, and it got jack the votes in the ward, and basically helped hip get elected over henry cabot lodge, jr. so, november 22, 1963. jack kennedy declared dead at 2:00 p.m. eastern standard time at age 46. 17 years later, november 22, 1980, john mark colonel macdies, same day, 2: 2:05:00 p.m. the speaker became next in line for the presidency of the out. thank you. [applause] >> okay. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> in the interest of time this evening, w

no business set for the afternoon but majority leader john cornyn, told reporters that the senate will likely consider the 2018 budget resolution and house pass the hurricane relief bill this week. now the live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. >> the senate will come to order. >> the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, the fountain of all wisdom and power, we're grateful that you still rule in heaven. may our lawmakers continue to

increases the hrefrplg that john mccain will have down the road by approving the resolution, by going along with this, somewhere down the vote there will be a 50 vote majority required to win the thing. john mccain will stand in the well of the senate and be able to give a thumbs up or thumbs down on this entire tax plan. it is a very interesting ma tphaouf. >> so let's talk about what this actually might mean. >> it was verified. >> of course they knew. that's a spin statement. we are seeing the same thing on health care and taxes. they saw it is a middleclass tax cut. he puts out punch points on his deal. his punch points. none of them are meaningfully giving vantage to the middleclass over anybody else. same thing on health care. not only will they repeal and replace but it will be better. once again we see even if this new bill to bring back the cost sharing revenue, it just returns it to where it was and give more control to the state. so how much chance of actual progress is on the table? >> the tax debate is always full of argument, argument that can only be proved over time about you will see broader economic growth because of a change in the tax st

. >> i'm john berman. major breaking news this morning. it has begun.mer trump campaign chairman, paul manafort, surrendered to this morning. these are the first criminal charges in the investigation from special counsel robert mueller. who knows if they are the last. we also just learned the that key manafort associate rick gates has turned himself in. >> it began as an investigation into russian m

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he doesn't have managerial sprents in the majors. john sports philadelphia reports the phillies will formally announce him after the world series. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you now with one last check of the roads. watching route 309, doing better around papermill road where the accident scene is to the shoulder. two lanes getting by. backup behind it because we have one lane, and we shut it down for a second to get that to the shoulder. also watching the schuylkill expressway. minor delays. 18 minutes eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. speeds into the 40s. same for 95. no real problems on the blue route. tons of problems on mass transit. seeing delays all over the place, and expect delays on all region regional rails due to slippery conditions. >>> the rain may have something to do with the slipperiness. rain and wind. a live, murky view from cape may. a live view from the hotmarquis lafayette hotel. down to 32 in millville, winds. and gusts which will likely go stronger this morning in

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. >> john: it is. its cost major league baseball a little bit more talking about the citizens of america through tax breaks but that's local and state and what gianno mentioned was 2004 for owners. the nfl dropped their exempt status in 2015 only right now you have nhl, pga at exempt status and i feel very strong. i spent a lot of christmases in iraq and afghanistan with wonderful heros and feel strong ly about our flag and country and also very very strongly about the motives behind this protest not necessarily how they protest but you can't use the tax code as a penal system because you disagree with what a company is doing. i think it's wrong and don't think what america is based on. >> dagen: gary b., i know you don't like tax breaks for stadiums. >> gary: exactly. i'm going to disagree with john on this one. first of all a lot of the municipal bonds they issue for these stadiums are exempt from federal taxes, so if they choose to go totally local and state like they did recently in las vegas, that's one thing bu

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. >> reporter: alabama native and university of new orleans film and accounting major john michael saysnds aren't taking any chances. he came out to fill up too. >> we're all out of state, so never been in a hurricane before. so it's like a little freaking out. >> reporter: he says if the school makes them evacuate, he already has plans to head to his grandparents' house. >> that was tammy eswick reporting. new orleans is under a hurricane warning. nate is expected to hit the gulf coast late tonight. >>> we now know the name of the woman who fell to her death in san francisco. 36-year-old from tracy. she fell off a cliff around 5:00 thursday night. those cliffs are dangerous. city officials warn, stay on the trails. >>> and a new twist in the feud between santa clara and the 49ers. the city had hired a pr firm. public affairs is a washington d.c. based firm that specialized in government and crisis relations. the 49ers and santa clara have butted heads on a number of issues since the team moved from san francisco. including disputes over rent, parking, financial audits, and a week night