katherine downes at the bbc sports centre.an old today's stories on the news channel throughout the next news on bbc one is at five o'clock. have hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on the death of our colleague richard baker who has died at the age of 93. he introduced the bbc‘s first—ever television news bulletin in 1954. he is also associated with classical music, including the annual new year concert from vienna and the last at the proms. david sillitoe looks back ona the proms. david sillitoe looks back on a long career. 1954, and the first bbc television news bulletin began with the voice of richard baker. jelena kier is an illustrated... in those early days -- in those early days, newsreaders we re -- in those early days, newsreaders were never seen. -- in those early days, newsreaders were never seen. richard baker - for more than a quarter of a century, he helped to define the calm, clear voice of bbc tv news. police reinforcements have been drafted into downing street as the crowd outside number ten

former f1 driver karun chandhok is from india and spoke to katherine downes about the announcement earlierpionship, it is good to have a bland of future new countries coming to the calendar as well as traditional races. but also going to straight razors. hanoi will be on the streets of the city and i think that again will make it different. they very much located in the same way that abu dhabi or singapore do, which is an opportunity to put the city and the country on the map. an opportunity to attract tourism. the singapore grand prix this year him of the promoter told me that they has 16,000 people fly over from india for the race. they have got more tickets sold people from other parts of asia, which is exactly what they want because that benefits local businesses, hotels, restaurants, shopping all that sort. i think that is very much the agenda ina i think that is very much the agenda in a honda wait for them to give them a platform for the seeding and them a platform for the seeding and the country on the global map. do you think hanoi will bump silverstone off the circuit? should bri

and all the sport with katherine downes. rooney should be taken out of international retirementjust rooney should be taken out of international retirement just win his 120th cap and be given a good wembley sendoff. what do you think? more at half past three. wembley sendoff. what do you think? more at half past threelj wembley sendoff. what do you think? more at half past three. i will tell you at half past three, then! with the weather forecast, tomasz schafernaker. the next 48 hours will bring a lot of mild weather. towards the end of the week, a little bit more unsettled. more coming up in half an hour. also coming up — the spice girls announce a reunion tour — although victoria beckham is not expected to bejoining the four other members. hundreds more police officers are being deployed on the streets of london after four murders in five days. the metropolitan police say it‘s been a ‘terrible‘ few days in the capital — taking to 118 the number of killings in london so far this year, including 73 stabbings and 12 shootings

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. england set sri lanka 301 to win and they finished the day on 206—7, 82 short of target. fascinating morning featuring stoic batting from the sri lankans. being at short leg with a helmet on, close to the bat, it is the one position i suggest you don't wa nt the one position i suggest you don't want to be taking great catches. that one down to his left, great agility. the next one is as we shot -- is agility. the next one is as we shot —— is a sweep shot, as great a catch as you'll see and he didn't actually catch it. he anticipates, powers it to the wicketkeeper, the way he moves and then a 1— to, genius at short leg. england's women are through to the semifinals of the world t20. england knocked off the 86 runs they needed to win with six overs to spare. in football wales missed out on promotion from their nation ‘s league group after losing 2-1 to nation ‘s league group after losing 2—1 to denmark in cardiff. gareth bale was back but they missed chances and were punished when denma

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes.hort of target. fascinating morning featuring stoic batting from the sri lankans. being at short leg with a helmet on, close to the bat, it is the one position i suggest you don't wa nt the one position i suggest you don't want to be taking great catches. that one down to his left, great

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sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes.ust to win the second test and it's been backwards and forwards all morning — wickets for england, some stoic batting from the sri lankans. they've just gone off because of rain, the hosts 226 for 7, 82 short of their target, and england have been excellent in the field, taking a couple of stunning catches. great agility we have here and that is probably a good a catch is you will ever see and he didn't actually captured. he powers it to the wicketkeeper. just watch this, the way that he lives. and then a 1—2. thank you very much. that is genius at short leg. england's women meanwhile are through to the semi finals of the world t20. anya shrubsole starred with the ball, blowing away the south african tail with a hattrick. england knocked off the 86 runs they needed to win with six overs to spare. wales missed out on promotion from their nations league group after losing 2—1 to denmark in cardiff. gareth bale was back for wales, but they missed chances and were punished when denmark sco

sport now on afternoon live with katherine downes. novick djokovic will be in action later.k anybody who watched the manchester derby yesterday there is a clear reason why manchester city beat manchester united and that is simply because they are a better side at the moment. they are top of the premier league, cleared by two points now. manchester united are equidistant between the top and the bottom of the league. it is just not been their season so far. jose mourinho does a good line in excuses though doesn't he and he says it is because manchester city have had an easy run of things lately, what he called friendly matches, even though they have been competitive. ina week in a week when manchester city played three matches at home and we played three matches at home and we played three matches away. in a week where they enjoyed a 6—1, 6—0 victory, no pressure, no mental effort, everything nice and easy and we played two matches away, difficult ones where the second one was like a final for us. against one of the best teams in europe, the game that we gave everything we had

sport now on afternoon live with katherine downes. a boost for formula 1?rts where there is a bit more space. let's look how it is supposed to look in hanoi and why formula 1 have decided it is such a good space to attract new fans. the question for british formula 1 fans, what does this mean for the race at silverstone? the contract runs out in 2019 and the concern is that putting hanoi for example on the calendar will knock off another race, like the german grand prix, the british grand prix, and even perhaps the brazilian grand prix as well, which takes place this weekend. the contract there runs out in 2019, but it all depends on whether the organisers of the sport, liberty media, whether they are going to expand the calendar to 25 races, in which case perhaps germany, silverstone and brazil will stay on the circuit, or whether they will stick to 21 races, and then the question about substance's future still hangs in the balance. let's here about why they focused on vietnam. the priority for us to try and host formula 1 races in what we believe are the

sport now on afternoon live with katherine downes.e ready. that‘s the only thing i can make sure of, and that the boys have to do the job on the pitch, of course. tottenham are under pressure and need a win against psv eindhoven. they‘re third in their group after losing to inter milan and barcelona and only managing a draw against the dutch side. if they lose at wembley, and inter beat barcelona, spurs will be out at the group stage for the second time in three years. there‘s commentary on both games on radio 5 live tonight — liverpool against red star belgrade kicks off at 5 to 6 — and then at 8 o‘clock it‘s tottenham versus psv eindhoven. tonight you can listen to the matches alongside the final score graphics and vidiprinter, just click on 5 live final score on iplayer, the bbc sport app or via your red button from 5.30. wayne rooney will not start when he makes his farewell england appearance against the united states later this month. the fa announced at the weekend that the game — to be played on november 15th — will be called

. >> in florida, this is similar to jeb bush being the governor and katherine harris down in florida's a similar situation. maybe they should do something about it. >> to be completely honest, van and i had a conversation in the green room. these conversations people are not pri privy to. last night he brought it to my attention wilis true, we didn't necessarily articulate how much stacey abrams had to overcome. we're talking about the fact that stacey abrams got this close. but stacey abrams got in close and she's still running a great race. she had to overcome all the voter suppression. there were people who did not vote till after midnight in fulton county. there were polling places in georgia that did not have. >> pour cords. >> for the voting. there was a place that had one or two voting machines and people were lined up. >> if you have electric machines how do you not give them power cords? >> this is america. bakari did, let me play this exchange from the president's press conference today. >> michael cohen recently said you called black voters stupid. >> that's false. >> only

sport now on bbc newsroom live, here's katherine downes. good morning. manchester derby. city and now have a two point lead over liverpool at the top of the the premier league. they were 2—0 up after 50 minutes with goals from david silva and sergio aguero. anthony martial scored a penalty for united, but a superb passing move was finished of by ilkay gundogan for his side's third. well in the end it was easy for city, and just before full time raheem sterling indulged in a bit of showboating with the ball — something that didn't seem to go down well with manager pep guardiola who appeared to have some stern words with him. best way to do send —— defenders a lwa ys best way to do send —— defenders always keep the ball. he didn't —— we did it, so we feel we did it and with three minutes left, we controlled absolutely. it is not just the best way of defending back, because anything can happen. but he made some movement with the legs, we can avoid it and he is young, and he will improve. ina week in a week where manchester city play their home three matches

sport now, here's katherine downs.national retirement for his 120th england appearance "cheapens the cap". rooney will raise money for his foundation by playing against the us later this month. it's a one—off to raise money for his foundation. i must say i don't agree with the thinking on this. in fact, i'm a bit surprised by gareth southgate allowing this to happen especially after he made some bold decisions recently, especially at the world cup. i think england caps need to be earned, not just given cup. i think england caps need to be earned, notjust given out. you can have a presentation on the pitch. i think if he was picked on merit, then fair enough, but i don't think you can give caps out like give some presence. you got to be careful it does not set a precedent. peter shilton speaking this morning. loads of goals in the premier league yesterday, most of them for manchester city. they thumped southampton 6—1 with sergio aguero scored his 150th premier league goal, set up by raheem sterling who went on to score

katherine herridge is here to break down how and senator mike lee ways in live. i am shannon bream in washington. we been with florida, two consisted races, senate and gubernatorial are undergoing recount. thursday deadline looming large with a number of new lawsuits. phil keating live to tell us more. >> breaking tonight, two recounting machines have function bringing mechanics to fix them right now but reports are palm beach county has lost a days worth of its recounting process in a county that was plagued by machines that are old and there was no way to meet the thursday deadline to get this done. that may not matter. live inside the broward county recount center the process continues, finishing recounting 3000 early votes and broward says it is ahead of schedule. one of the recount races in palm beach is the state out race. mike caruso leaves democrat jim by 37 votes, leon county judge, a democrat, ruled for montevideo giving palm beach county next to 5 days to complete their recount races, a distant guaranteed to be appealed by republicans, bill nelson file

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down. now still to come on counting the cost i'm katherine sawyer in a warehouse and thousand times anea i'll be telling you about last night crisis that has forced the government to step in and deploy the military to take charge. first he was so famous in japan he even had his own comic book series a color scones arrest and firing this week from this and motors has been splashing across the world's financial pages is charged with underreporting his income and misuse of company funds gun was also the driving force behind the red mitsubishi alive and there's now a leadership vacuum in the operation which sold ten point six million cars last year that's actually going him has more carlos gono was an auto industry leader respected by many in japan now he's in jail and fired as chairman of nissan gone to whole. it is not desirable that the foundations of the company are shaken by the arrest of gone but we are going to work hard so that it works in favor of the alliance. prosecutors say a whistleblower alerted them that goes on conspired to under-report his salary by about forty five million dolla

down proposition 6, 7 and 8. >>> five seats on the san francisco board of supervisors were up for election. katherine stephanie leading gor in district 4 and matt hainy leading in district 6. in district 6. >>> now, here's some of the key measures in san francisco, measure a is winning, 82% to 18%, san francisco can borrow $425 million to repair and upgrade the seawall. that seawall is more than 100 years old, it stretches three miles from embarcadero from fisherman's wharf to at&t park. >>> and san francisco voters voted overwhelming to measure c, that is 60% on the yes side. percentage tax on hundreds of the businesses, it's projected to raise 300 million and the money would go to homeless programs. among those is the ce of sales force, opponents included mayor london breed, and she said it would double the homeless budget there would be no additional accountability. they say it could cost the city job if businesses get fed up and move out of san francisco. >>> and the ness 1 to 5%, whether they're a retailer and how much revenue it takes in >>> and in contra costa county measure r would impose a 4

katherine, eugene, stick around. it's been one week into the midterms. who's up, who's downdmitting they're thinking about a run. that's after the break. ey're tht a run. that's after the break ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? >>> the last votes still have not been counted in the midterm election as you know from watching this show. we've got our first hints, the nods and one flatout announcement of a democratic run for 2020. over the last 24 hours alone, here's what we saw. >> for me the sole thing i have to consider, that i have to think long and hard about, is whether this is what i'm called to do. >> not just to govern but to prepare for 2020, a blueprint where the focus is on workers. >> i will stand with the working class citizens over all else. if they don't like it, hit the road. [ chanting ] >> let's bring in pbs news hour correspondent yamiche alcindor and katherine and eugene are still with me. democrats put

down. what's wrong with that? >> i don't know that i have ever said this, but katherine harris was right. i think you are also seeing this in arizona. by all accounts, the counting was going appropriately in the democratic candidate for senate. this is a new strategy, i think, that is sort of alarming. if something is going on in the election, you need to finish up the balloting. it gets confusing that everybody starts to say hey, there is fraud. that's a really, really bad trend and hopefully we can get past this. >> contrast it. they have been yelling at republicans and said start screaming. even the senate candidate who the republicans said has gone from leading an election night to trailing. they are saying this is how it goes. let's see what happens. this is why i wonder why i that are screaming so loud and why are they scream something the average margin. florida is bigger than washington state. it's inconceivable for democrats and republicans could have done that. that 12,000 plus votes could flip. why are republicans screaming fraud and suing. why don't they say we are going to wa

katherine and michael's secret showdown over his #metoo accusation. how a devastated zeta-jones confronted her husband in front of the kids and their secret to surviving the ups and downsmel b in her own words describing her suicide attempt. >> tears rolling down my cheek. >> mel's ex today answering her new allegations of blackmail and abuse. >>> rock legend bruce stringstein tears into president trump. what he's calling an awful message to the world. >> on netflix, why he says the boss isn't real. >> fireworks as b

brother was still in the mall and actually not far from katherine walton and her girls on the main floor. he was hiding in a bathroom. he worked his way downin floor and as he did, his brother managed to escape. >> i reached my faen, tried to call him. and i see this message on my screen saying i'm out. i'm safe. please come out. >> but he didn't come out. despite the gruesome scene, the blood, the bodies, the smell of smoke and constant gunfire, he decided to stay and help. abdul searched through the mall looking for victims then he made a discovery that shocked him. >> i looked down and i see somebody hiding behind a table. it was a lady. she looked very scared. she was the middle of the crossfire. >> how did you know they weren't terrorists? >> they weren't carrying the large guns that we had seen that terrorist has. >> with just a few words between them, katherine walton and abdul quickly coordinated an exit strategy. >> we opened fire towards the door to scare the terrorist as way. >> then it was time. >> then we hole fire. and then i tell the lady, now! and suddenly, this young girl appears out of nowhere. and i just called to her to

katherine. great to have you all. i think there have been rumors that president trump wanted, himself, to sit down with robert mueller. we heard from guiliani and lots of people that said they didn't think it was wise and wouldn't want to do that. >> that has been the expectation from that most of us that followed the case, that given the president's presideability tell the truth, that would be a bad idea. will mueller issue a grand jury subpoena or try to force the president -- >> but the written questions are suppose to circumvent that, right? >> there's a reason why grand juries operate they do and they don't operate with take-home exams but with a question and answer. it's something but well short of an interview. the president's lawyers have said he will not discuss anything related to acts he took while he was president, and the only thing he will do written questions about is the prepresidency collusion questions, and there will be no answers at all in writing or in person, and mueller wants to know about that especially the president's intent in firing james comey is an issue. >> and jeffrey raises the possibi

shut down the senate for a vote on the judicial nominee until the senate votes on his bill to protect special counsel robert mueller. john barrasso gives us his take but fully start with katherine herridge. >> reporter: outgoing republican senator jeff flake opposing the judicial nominees, legislation protecting the probe for a full senate for the vote. this complicates republican efforts with with the president's nominees forward by the end of the year. >> the improper installation of an acting attorney general who has not been subject to confirmation by this body, the president has this investigation in his sites and we all know it. >> reporter: the justice department released a 20 page legal opinion backing donald trump's appointment of matt whitaker as attorney general. a key issue goes to senate confirmation. that the permit of legal counsel which provides legal guidance to the federal government found senate confirmation is not required if the appointment is temporary writing the constitutionality of mister whitaker's resignation is supported by supreme court precedent, by acts of congress in 3 different countries and executive practice. under the justice department succe

monday afternoon to hear katherine coyne on her new book, immigration e problem," the reception that sam ust alluded to will actually take place right next door but one floor down. nother group is competing for space. they win on this floor. i want to thank our friends at us today. joining i want to thank our audience, to of course, thank you samuel goldman. thank you so much. [applause] i grab a quick signature. copyright national cable satellite corp 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> interested in american history tv? website at c-span.org/history. ou can view our tv schedule, preview upcoming programs and atch college-level lectures using archival films and more. american history tv at c-span.org/history. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and impact you.s that coming up monday morning, loomberg news national political reporter and npr's white house correspondent in uss the week ahead congress and at the white house. the center for strategic and studies defense budget analysis todd harrison will talk about the pentagon's ailing it

katherine lucy from the associated press. thank you all for being heren on this holiday weekend. margaret, what a week we've seen from this president raging in that call about troops, from immigration, shut down of a border and possible deal with mexico. where do things stand right now? what's trump's next move? what's mexico's next move? >> you're right. you don't see john roberts sort of stepping in and speaking his mind very often. >> right. >> that tells you to his mind what point things have come to. what's happening now between the u.s. and mexico is a combination of a couple of factors. you have an exodus from people from central guatemala up through mechanixico. it's a humanitarian situation, governing situation for the mexican government as well as the u.s. the president obviously has his own political concerns, keeping the base satisfied that he is working on his immigration-related pledges, and a reality of a congress that he won't have very much control over at all anymore. things will get that much harder starting in january. the outlines of this apparent deal are still pretty new. the washington post reporting this yesterday and no agreement signed yet. it appears that what's ha

katherine said we see more positives than negatives. let's look at volatility we had eight 1% moves up or down last year in 2017.ast year, assuming we have one again, the next will be the 50th 1% move up or down that's more historically normal. volatility is normal late in the cycle. we took a look at midterm years on the closing low for the s&p 500. we now know that was october 29th the good news, every single year back to world war ii from the closing low of october to the end of the year, the s&p was higher every single time, 18 out of 18 times. some of those gains were not a lot. some of them were impressive we think the calendar is a bull's best friend here, the october 29th lows, we think those are the lows for the year. might closely retest them. overall we think that was a major low and really the rest of this year should be positive for the bulls. >> what do you think the market is really at this point keying on, ryan if you had to look at one thing s it oil is it oil or the dollar? the f.a.n.g. stocks led for so long we were talking about large market caps on all of the leaders. there's a two-year appl

state katherine harris is live in your studio and will take us through process that is florida, florida, florida coming up shortly today. >> sandra: a lot of frustration over what's playing out down there. we'll have that coming up. bipartisan effort developing in the senate to protect robert mueller's russia investigation as the man now overseeing it comes under fire. senator mike lee is a member of the senate judiciary committee which could present a bill on the senate floor. he joins us with his thoughts next. >> bill: loong forward to that. nancy pelosi trying to drum up support. they are wining and dining them in d.c. representative dan kildee joins us coming up. >> one of the main arguments being offered by those who now are suggesting new leadership was that there was no way that the democrats will ever be in the majority if nancy pelosi is the leader. come january 3 we'll be in the majority. >> whitaker is going to ask the ethics people whether he should be recused, so i think that answers it. doesn't matter what the democrats think if he ising through that process. >> one of the questions involving mr. whitaker and the acting a.g. could be eliminated if we had a nominee