he is the founder and ceo of the nonprofit khan academy. sal, it's great to see you today. >> great to be here. >> we are back to school. and as more schools start are khan academy courses being used? is it in the school with the teachers, or kids using this after school as help for their >> it's a little bit of all of the above there is over two million teachers that use us i some way in their classroom. but on top of that, we have over 10 million students who use us a lot of them are students in classrooms who use this free personal tutor there are lot of home schoolers who use and adult learners if they wan to go back to college or they' just curious about something. >> you know, i'm seeing this start of the school year that we call the relearning period. everybody has to remember what they forgot over the summer. there significant y you can do reverse the slide? >> ideally keep them learning over the summer. as you get them back into school, use tools like khan academy to remediate all the gaps from last year, and then get up to speed f

the london mayor, sadiq khan, says uber customers should direct their anger at the company, and not transportondon. also in the next hour: help arrives in the caribbean. britain's biggest warship, hms ocean, is in the british virgin islands, to provide support for those affected by hurricanes irma and maria. and prince harry will launch the 2017 invictus games in toronto — with royal watchers waiting in anticipation to see if girlfriend meghan markle makes an appearance. good evening and welcome to bbc news. iran says it's successfully tested a new ballistic missile, with a range of up to twelve hundred miles. it comes just days after president trump attacked the country's weapons programme, in a speech at the united nations. here, the foreign secretary boris johnson, called on iran to end what he called ‘provocative acts‘. here's our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. a show of power from tehran. a missile launched as a message to the americans. this was statement television in iran broadcasting what it says was the successful test of the newly developed missile with a range of 2000

it denies it was involved in this attack in khan sheikhoun but yet the un stuck to its guns and says sheikhoun is that it came very fast, the strike that the united states took, right after this attack, all the investigations have been held by france and turkey and turkey is one of the main players in the syrian battle at the moment. it cannot be considered very neutral in the battle at the moment and probably, neither syria nor iran or has balaka, probably, neither syria nor iran or has bala ka, backing probably, neither syria nor iran or has balaka, backing president assad can consider, turkey, the united states, and france neutral players. the problem with khan sheikhoun taking place last april is because it came first, the air was crowded with air strikes from everyone. let us with air strikes from everyone. let us end the programme, we have an update on those hurricane ‘s, three currently in the atlantic and the caribbean area. jose, that is following close behind irma. it has been upgraded to a category three, maximum winds of 195 kilometres per hour. we are keeping a close eye

now we will see, according to sadiq khan and scotla nd see, according to sadiq khan and scotland yarde officers on the tube but it looks like in the coming days there will not be that added level but one thing i was talking to someone about, it is clear that this is alive investigation. and queue for that. very important update. 29 people were injured in the attack, the hospital not far from here went on to major alert, but since then it has been relaxed. the police said that most casualties suffered burns, others were caught up in the stampede with what happened at the station after the explosion. let us speak to our correspondent in full. 29 people were injured at parsons green earlier, that figure from nhs england, they were treated at many london hospitals. the majority came here to the chelsea and westminster hospital. the head of the hospital said earlier that some were treated ata said earlier that some were treated at a specialist burns unit and he praised the incredible work done by the staff here in difficult circumstances. the police described the injuries of those caught u

mohammad amir mohammad khan's was one of them.mmad amir mohammad khan, known as sulaiman to family and friends, the raja of mahmudabad. i am from a muslim family which once ruled a very large feudal estate, including the beautiful a palace in mahmudabad in which we still live. but the indian government is laying claim to my property, saying that it is enemy property. no—one is paying for it, so these days, everything is crumbling. this dispute goes back to 1947. the partition of india into two states, a muslim majority state called pakistan, and a hindu—majority state of india. it was estimated that a million people died, ten million people were displaced. some muslims went to the state of pakistan. many hindus came to india. it was not just the country that was divided. families were divided, too. in the late ‘50s, my father took pakistani nationality, and that is when my family's problems began, because when india and pakistan went to war in 1965, the government laid claim to our properties. there was an act of parliament called

sadiq khan defends the tfl decision not to renew the licence for taxi at uber, as over 500,000 people sign a petition calling for it to be reversed. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile, in defiance of us president donald trump. jeremy corbyn arrives in brighton at the start of the labour party conference. this whole section of rail is nothing but tuxedos. thousands of costumes from the royal shakespeare company go on sale. sir patrick stewart goes through the wardrobe to share some of his memories from the stage that are upforgrabs. and coming up at 3:30, the click team looks at the latest facial—recognition technology. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may must be clearer about what she wants from brexit before the eu can start trade talks, according to the french president, emmanuel macron. monsieur macron said three key issues must be agreed. the rights of three million eu citizens living in the uk, how much the uk will pay on leaving, and the future of the uk—irish border. it's the first response by a european leader to the prime minister's s

the mayor of london, sadiq khan has defended transport for london's decision not to renew the licencesaid he had sympathy with uber drivers and customers but the company had failed, in the view of tfl, to act as a fit and proper operator. more than half a million people have signed a petition to reverse the decision and the company says it will appeal. more than half a million people have signed a petition calling for transport for london to reverse its decision to stop the minicab booking service, uber, from operating in the capital. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a range of up to1,200 a new ballistic missile with a range of up to 1,200 miles. as we have just been hearing, jeremy corbyn has arrived for this year's party conference, saying it will be the largest ever staged. sadiq khan defence transport for london's decision not to renew the licence for taxi at hoover, as over half a million people signed a petition calling for it to be reversed. the ratings agency moody's has downgraded britain's long—term credit rating. it says it made the decision

sadiq khan defends transport for london's decision not to renew taxi app uber‘s licence, as over half million people sign a petition calling for it to be reversed. iran says it has successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a range of up to 1,200 miles. police have fully reopened a stretch of the m3 in both directions after emergency services responded to reports of a hazardous material on the road. labour leaderjeremy corbyn arrives in brighton ahead of the start of his party's conference. also in the next hour, thousands of costumes from the royal shakespeare company go on sale. this whole section is nothing but tuxedos. sir patrick stewart goes through the wardrobe, to share his memories of wearing some of the items that are upforgrabs. and coming up at 4:30, dateline london discusses the impact the prime minister's florence speech could have on the brexit negotiations. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. theresa may must be clearer about what she wants from brexit before the eu can start trade talks, according to the french president emmanuel macron. monsieur macron said

and this weekend salman khan is in the uk.s is performing here after a decade. i'm a huge fan. 0h, performing here after a decade. i'm a huge fan. oh, my god! ijust got to dig a picture with salman khan. he told me what it's like to meet his british fans. it's amazing. the grandparents and the parents, when the kids are growing up, they have ke pt the kids are growing up, they have kept them in touch with our culture. its mythology, it's religion, families together, and the movies. how do you put a tour like this together? the last time you did this was over 12 years ago. how do you go about constructing the production? earlier used to do to every year and aor earlier used to do to every year and a or two years, and then i got tired of it. and then we just thought just changing into little bit, with much better production value, we could once again, do this. it's not about the money here, it's about the interaction with the sands. i like you, you like me. i like you that much that i come here and perform. this week you were ho

and this weekend, salman khan is in the uk.take a picture with salman khan, and... our hearts are beating. and my heart is racing right now. he told me what it's like to meet his british fans. it's amazing. it feels just... you know, it's amazing because the grandparents and the parents have, when the kids are growing up, they've kept them in touch with our culture. and our culture is... well, it's mythology, it's religion, it's families together, and it's movies. tell me about how you put a tour like this together. the last time you did this was over 12 years ago in the uk. how do you go about constructing what this production is going to look like? earlier, i used to do a tour like every year and a half, two years, and then i got tired of it. and then we just thought that, you know, just rebooting it a bit, just changing it a little bit, with a much better production value to it, we could once again come and do this. see, it's not about the money here, it's not about... it's about the interaction with the star and the fans.

khan the father of the pakistani bomb. he's a controversial figure accused of setting up a proliferation network but leaks sensitive information to libya north korea and iran. we were able to sneak past khan's heavy security detail to attend a ceremony where he was giving a speech. the pakistani government has publicly distanced itself from khan but he continues to be a celebrated figure up and down the country. thank you. getting access to con is nearly impossible. so i was. wondering if. you would we are able to arrange a meeting with another insider from pakistan's nuclear program. is a former high ranking member of pakistan strategic planning division an elite branch of the military that has command over the country's nuclear arsenal we meet at cair the university in islamabad where he tells us that in the wake of revelations about india's nuclear ambitions pakistan has no choice but to escalate the production of its own weapons. people are generally willing to accept india's logic that their main school district is fo

manus: sadiq khan speaking to caroline hyde on brexit.ure on the british prime minister, to raise the deliver. the quid pro quo that sterling has delivered a fairly tough month to say the very least. this is sterling under pressure. we have fallen just over 2% in the last month. the risk of no territory -- seemstion very agreement to increase with the strong words of barnier. pound losses are accelerating. 2.7%. therey you, who has spent past hour with me on set talking about the pound and expectations, they are fairly low to say the least. in terms of where we are. we might be surprised. could it be theresa may actually walks in to the negotiations and deliver what some people are saying is a grand bargain? does she have the political reptiles to do that? -- gravitas to do that? they are all coalescing in to know via in italy. joininga special guest us. he judges with the latest. -- he joins us with the latest. good morning. you are the former president of the european central bank. welcome to daybreak, certain. sir.y good morning -- a v

the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has defended the decision not to renew the licence for the taxi—appber drivers and customers but the company had failed to act as a fit and proper operator. more than half a million people have signed a petition to reverse the decision. there's been another strong earthquake in mexico. the latest had a magnitude of 6.1. its epicentre was close to the town of matios romero in the south—western state of oaxaca. the tremors were felt in mexico city where the rescue effort from massive quake that killed nearly 300 people was temporarily suspended. the bbc's juan paullier is in the mexican capital and has been telling me about the impact of the latest quake there here it swayed buildings and set off a seismic alarm. many people ran onto the streets and two people died of heart attacks as they tried to evacuate their homes. this is a country traumatised already and after today's tremor, it is more in panic and shock. rescue operations to free survivors from tuesday's quake were temporarily suspended to make sure it was safe to operate there. hope is fading

but the fall of regular wickets hampered their chances of victory as shadab khan and sohail khan pickeded is there. this has been an historic day for cricket lovers in pakistan. the first t20 match between the iis cricket lovers in pakistan. the first t20 match between the 115 has ended for pakistan's victory. how did you enjoy the match? it was very good. it has been a long time since any international team was in pakistan. it was a great experience. it has been a while, almost 5—6 yea rs, it has been a while, almost 5—6 years, since i have seen a live match. and we will talk about the feeling of the match. how did the girls enjoyed it? it was my first ever experience of a cricket match. it was very secure. it is a nice it thing to see cricket back here. that is definitely the message that pakistan wants to give with this t20 series in pakistan, it is a safe place for international players and teams to come and play. there were 25,000 spectators at this match today. it is very humid and hot out here. the security situation has been top—notch. more than 8000 police officers and security

i stand because argonne again khan the parliament may have grown but the percentage of women has shrunk the new bundestag has the lowest percentage of female politicians and more than twenty yes a deficit which is particularly acute in the a.f.d. the f.t.p. and surprisingly enough christian democrats. he wanted you to be news coming up next is helena with business you should be looking at us tax reforms so do stay with us if you can. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria. trying to help people. on sun does she stand for change. or the false facade of her husband's rule with china. he believes in what the syrian regime is doing believes in this. projection that that they are saving syria by small time the beautiful face of the dictatorship starting october first on d w. look at the. u.s. president donald trump unveils his long awaited tax plan he wants drastic rate cuts across the board sounds good but just how will he pay for it. also coming up ryanair in a tailspin the budget airline cancels thousands more flights and just how much should the carrier have to shell out in customer c

sadiq khan has been on the stage and got a rapturous welcome. would feel about that? there was all sorts of shenanigans going on when it was unclear whether sadiq khan was going to be given a spot to speak at all. at one point, it looked like he wouldn't be. in the end though, he's managed to get his place up there on the podium. they had to actually pull the curtain back and bring in more of the seats because so many people wa nted the seats because so many people wanted to listen to him and many here felt that it was absolutely right that he, as of course the labour elected mayor of london, a huge mandate, a powerful position, that he should be allowed to speak. but there's been controversy. yesterday andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester, saying he wasn't given a slot to speak, he was saying it's too londonsen trick and the voices of the north need to be heard. thank you very much. we are hearing an oxford university student who stabbed her ex—boyfriend has been given a ten month suspended sentence. lavinia woodward pleaded guilty to

that is the late and statement from sadiq khan.weekend in prospect, rain eventually arriving through the night tonight from the west, but this cloud across the country is breaking up quite nicely, allowing for some sunshine. in the sunshine, it will feel pleasant, beautiful afternoon across much of southern england, lovely in the far north of scotland, you could see the high teens. through the night tonight, though, cloud and rain pushing in from the west, fairly light and patchy, and there will be quite a lot of low cloud and a murky start across western areas first thing on sunday. and a real west— east divide in the story, because much of eastern scotland, central and eastern england will see a lovely day, light southerly wind, temperature is responding nicely. but cloud and rain will push slowly eastwards, some of it turning heavy into the south—west, possibly by the end of the day. 14—22 degrees is the high, enjoy it while you can, it is not going to be lasting for long, fog could be an issue on monday in northern ireland. hel

there's also khan academy, abcya, that parents also recommend. up in our next hour, we'll tell you the best apps to download for younger kids. 4:17 on this friday. doesn't that feel good to say that? >> i say friyay. we're all happy that it's friday, no one more so than erika martin who's in for bill. >> hi, good morning. frii friyay, i'm excited about that. and i can vouch for khan academy. there was a lot of calculus i had to do and they helped me a lot. so vouching for that khan academy. hurricane irma currently a category 5. sustained wind speeds, 160 miles per hour. and it's moving west-northwest at 16 miles per hour. so at a decent rate. but what's really important, as far as hurricane irma is concerned, is that its path is not going to encounter anything that will possibly block it. so let's go ahead and zoom on in one moment. i'm going to step off-camera and go ahead and grab a clicker that may be working a little bit better. let's zoom nonaon in and show y its path as it continues to work through the great bahama bank. it will move just

let's bring you what the mayor of london sadiq khan had to say earlier today.r more resources as far as police are concerned, in london, because of the threat this city continues to face. we've got the best police and security services in the world, they working credibly hard day in, day out. the met police, m15, emergency responders, and the work of the tfl staff, something we should be incredibly proud of. what you're seeing now is an investigation that'll run its course. there are things i can't discuss in public, you'd not expect me the police discuss publicly. there are various things i can't discuss publicly but i can reassure the public that the police and security services and others are working their socks off to make sure those responsible for this attack are caught and see justice. is there a danger of becoming overwhelmed by the sheer level of the threat? i think the police have already said, and the phrase i would remind londoners about, this is not a spike but a shift in relation to terrorists attacking cities in the western world. we have to be v

. —— amir khan.epare for saturday's about. she says a good performance on saturday would not only be good for her career but women's boxing in general. only be good for her career but women's boxing in general] only be good for her career but women's boxing in general. , a huge impact. with seen already, i don't even know if we have ever had women oi'i even know if we have ever had women on an even know if we have ever had women on an undercard of such a big event before in vegas. so we're definitely changing the game for the better. and i does tope women's boxing starts to really grow and expand, and we get to see a lot more, a lot more girls on the card. i'd love to be able to see women's boxing get to the point where it is of the standards of for example by ufc, it would be really good to see. nicola adams, sounding very confident ahead of saturday's about. she said she has set herself a target of winning a world title in the next year or so. a world title in the next year or so. that's not imposs

i think this is a decision that says, as sadiq khan likes to say, london is open. is closed to implement airship, innovation and competition. closed to implement airship, innovation and competitionm closed to implement airship, innovation and competition. it is about making the public safer. public safety issues have been cited, drive the vetting checks. you can't argue with that. uber puts all its drivers to the same security checks as a black cab company would. second, some of the things that have been brought up, so people have mentioned ten won not supporting crimes, but a report every single allegation to tfl right away. for certain cases, they don't go to the metropolitan police without the victim's content in the first place and they have done that because they we re and they have done that because they were consulting with actual women's and victims groups. these issues are and victims groups. these issues are a lot more complicated. they seem to have been actually... the safety thing never really seemed to be that much of an issue for most people who use i

oh, my god, ijust got to take a picture with salman khan. and my heart is racing right now.ents, when the kids growing up, they've kept them in touch with our culture and our culture is mythology, religion, its families together, and its movies. tell me how you put a tour like this together. the last time you did this was over 12 years ago in the uk, how'd you go about constructing what this production is going to look like. earlier, i used to do a tour like every year and a half, two years, and then i got tired of it. and then we just thought that just rebooting it a bit, just changing it a little bit with a much better kind of production value to it, we could once again, and do this.

mohammad amir ahmed khan, speaking to us from his beautiful family palace in uttar pradesh.ineering opened to the public. the mont blanc tunnel runs for 11 kilometres under the alps. franco cuaz worked on the project. a road tunnel under mont blanc. the dream of decades has come true and the paris—rome motorjourney is cut by 300 miles. to both france and italy this was an historic occasion. the joint opening ceremony was performed by general degaulle and president saragat. from here, this looks a pretty big hole, but when you think of the size of the mountain through which it is being driven, it is rather like trying to drive a needle through the granite franco cuaz is 91 now, and long retired, but he still lives near the mont blanc tunnel. now, in 1977 a state hospital near paris began quietly changing the way that women gave birth. obstetrician dr michel 0dent believed that childbirth had become too medicalised. he wanted a more natural approach, so he introduced a pool to ease the pain of labour. there is something special about the relationship between human beings and w

is too early, but in the days to come there is this political optic through which certainly sadiq khand of his statement is viewing this, the labour mayor of london in which he said that there needs to be more re—sources for the police, and we saw earlier in the week one of the big political stories was one of the increases in police wages and the removal of the pay cap, and any increase was to come from the existing budget. does there come a moment where the government has to reconsider its funding of the police and the security services? i certainly think it brings the question back into sharp focus. it occurred after the manchester attack and the london bridge attack, which happened during the run—up to the general election, and suddenly it brought the question of police funding and police resources right into the centre stage of that general election and produced a very uncomfortable few days for the conservatives as labour hammered away on the question of police numbers. theresa may's response today is that there has been a backdrop of austerity, but counterterrorism numbers and r

in response to these new restrictions, the mayor of london is he deek khan took the moderate positiont president trump is moore like isis. watch. >> because what you are saying is not dissimilar to what dash or isis. what do they say? they say there is a clash of civilization. it's not possible to be a muslim or werner. the west hates us. and you are inadvertently playing their game. >> tucker: nigel farage is the former leader of uk independent party. will spends his time pointing out the dangers. how did this guy end up being the mayor of london, nigel and is he for real. >> he has lost the plot. how on earth can you compare trump to isis. isis is a barberrist murderous regime that inflicts countless misery on as many people as it can donald trump, whether you like him or not, and maybe the man doesn't like him, but trump actually is standing defending our judeo-christian culture and he is doing it in the face of extraordinary opposition from judges in america from, people in his own party. but, honestly, do i think is he deesadiq khan -- they are ludicrous. >> tucker: what do they

khan the father of the pakistani bomb. he's a controversial figure accused of setting up a network sensitive information. not korea and iran. we were able to sneak past. the pakistani government has publicly distanced itself from khan but he continues to be a celebrated they go up and down the country. getting access is nearly impossible. to meeting with. from pakistan's nuclear program. is a high ranking member of pakistan's strategic planning division an elite branch of the military that has command over the country. at university in islamabad. in the wake of revelations about india's nuclear ambitions pakistan has no choice but to escalate the production of its own weapons. people are generally willing to accept india's logic that their means could detect is from china in terms of strategic weapons as well if there is a mercedes or a nuclear weapon. which the indians may claim that it is intended for china but stop it stops indians from pointing the same weapon was published on what i want india does to be able to in mi

sadiq khan has asked efl to make themselves available to uber. —— tfl.st week uber was told it was not fit to have a licence to run mini—cabs on grounds of the way it reported serious criminal offences, amongst other things also the background checks, the way they were being done. uber reacted to that quite strongly, saying they thought it was restricting consumer choice to do that, that it was giving a name to london for being anti—innovation, they started a petition, an online petition that's gone at more than —— got more than 750,000 signatures. today we got a letter from the world head of uber, darakkurasharki. he said we've got things wrong, we must also change, as well as challenging this in the courts, it's hisjob to help uber write it next chapter. they'll work with london to make things right and show humility. now, the publication of that letter, the mayor's come back and said, well, ok, he's told transport for london that they should meet with the head of uber, he welcomes the apology that they've acknowledged the issues that uber faces in lon

i wanted to learn about this, i looked it up, khan aced cadmy -- khan academy. education is out there now, and there are plenty of opportunities to educate yourself. and there are plenty of opportunities the educate yourself about how to educate your children if you really think that you need to be taught how to educate your children. but i'm here to empower parents that they are the primary educators of their children, and they don't need to cede that role to someone else at the age of 5. >> what was the reaction of your neighbors, your friends, other parents? >> i live in a community that's fairly home school supportive. so i don't run into a lot of pushback. and nowadays, every time i get on an airplane the flight attendant says to me, your children are so well behaved and they're so polite. and i'm like, yes, they are. you know why? their around me 24/7. -- they're around me 24/7, so i require that they be polite. if i were sending them off to school, i might slack that. i might, you know, it's not that important because i don't spend all that time with them

the jaguars owner, shadd khan, linked arms with his team.n president trump's campaign during the election. our sister station espn reports that the steelers will stay in the locker room during the national anthem. news reporter mary bruce has more on the battle between the president and pro athletes. >> reporter: this morning it's the president versus the players as president trump sparks a political war with professional sports. it started withab andhi ts profanity about football players like colin kaepernick who an t protest racial and nal social injustice. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when someone disrespects our flag to say, get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now? he's fired. he's fired! >> reporter: but there pntdesi a player wants the privilege of making dollars in the league, he or she should not be able to disrespect our flag and our country and should stand for the national anthem. if not, you're fired. find something else to do. the nfl fired back saying divisive comments like these display an un

the latest development is from sadiq khan saying that talks should take place.at it was unfit to have a licence to run minicabs in the capital on the grounds of the way that it reported serious criminal offences and amongst other things also the background checks and the way they were doing —— being done for drivers. uber reacted to that quite strongly and said they thought it was restricting consumer choice to do that and that it was giving a name to london for being anti—innovation and they started a petition, an online petition that has garnered more than 750,000 signatures. a reacted to that saying they were being too aggressive. today we got a letter from the world head of hoover who said, as you relate, that he apologised for the m ista kes relate, that he apologised for the mistakes they have made, he said, we have got things wrong. we must also change, as well as challenging this in the courts. it is hisjob change, as well as challenging this in the courts. it is his job to change, as well as challenging this in the courts. it is hisjob to make uber) nex

the one with possibly the most fractious relationship with the united states more on that with samir khan. over a decade ago iran was named as one of america's greatest existential threats along with iraq and north korea president bush singled out these states as the axis of evil in his two thousand and two state of the union address and not much has changed since iran aggressively pursued these weapons and exports terror. while an unelected few repressed the iranian people spoke for freedom far past time for the nations of the world to confront another reckless regime one that speaks openly of mass murder valor and death to america destruction to israel and ruin for many leaders and nations in this room american policy has largely benefited iran especially the war on terror the us actually helped overthrow iran's greatest enemies saddam hussein in iraq and the sunni taliban regime in afghanistan we have seen a consistent bullying by the united states reserve the. contras such as north korea iran that is of course have backfired we have seen that in the persian gulf region this by. u.s. p

to re-evaluate who its real enemies are samir khan r.t. washington d.c. right that's it from me if you follow us on facebook or twitter you can feedback on any of the stories we're covering right here you know we hear it a half an hour's time he'll be able to update you on the developments in syria that we've learned about in the past few hours also also tomorrow but. right now we're in the. scene over the next. i will be met with. yes. i could introduce you eat it is. most powerful drug syndicate. why you're growing marijuana tomatoes it's. a political gamble for you nobody wants the people. there. is. a. must. that government knows what they do and they do nothing. with the make its manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room sick. is really. thanks thanks. thanks greetings and salutations history or at least a version of history was used this weekend to continue pushing an agenda of offense when n.f.l. players decided to take the take the need to take that he protest agai

those were the words of london's mayor sadiq khan, who said that london's air pollution is way beyondch, i know, but the health problems caused by petrol and diesel cars has caused france, the uk, now this week china, to consider banning them in the relatively near future. lara's up in a few minutes, to look at pollution in unexpected places, but first we're is off to west oakland near san francisco, another place with lots of diesel pollution and a lot of people with breathing problems. sumi das has been meeting the science and tech experts who are trying to pinpoint pollutants. can you see them? harmful pollutants — we can't detect them but this car can. inside is a minilab from environmental sensor start—up aclima, that monitors air quality. we mounted this system onto the street view camera platform that has both meteorological instrumentation and inlets. this is where we actually sampled the gas and pollution as we are driving along. for one year, two street view cars, souped up with aclima tech, crisscrossed west oakland, california, roughly 12 square kilometres, bordered by fre

said khan's parents are both journalists both have been detained in the turkish prison where the two year old lives with his mother and is sometimes permitted to visit his father. the succumbs life every. tensional. next. palin's off the wall street punk band. just to mess up on the big compared to other jobs maybe it's a bit underpaid but it's a lot of work for applause but we love it. let's get you know get struck in our series town musician. hero max in sixty minutes d w. w's program guide to. life with the home. dot com highlights. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria. i try to help people. does she stand for chad thanks. for the false facade of her husband's ruthless. he believes in what the syrian regime is doing and believes and those who say. projection that that they are saving syria. signed the beautiful face of the dictatorship starting october first on d w. hello and welcome to focus on europe i michelle henery once the dust settled after what could be described as a political earthquake one.

she became so enamored with khan. >> khan doesn't like the limelight or want the pressure of being di'sdiana keeps khan hidden from the press, she publicly promotes charities close to her heart. like the trust that advocates against land mimes. arthur edwards photographs diana's trip to aftrica in 1997 >> she was highlighting this -- the awful thing about land mimes and then get dressed mind field. to do that knowing it would get massive publicity. i think it was commended. >> diana has an extraordinary gift for comforting those in pain. >> she said, i found myself being more and more involved with people who were rejected by society. >> she was the ultimate outsider. here is the most adored, celebrated, and in many ways, beloved woman on the planet. and yet she never felt like she belonged. i think that's why she had this affinity, this need to connect with people periphery of society. >> but the attention angola brings is a reminder of the media circus that comes with dating diana. while diana wants to get married, khan isn't so sure. >> she wanted to get married, so much so that she

to re-evaluate who its real enemies are samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . thank you nick news from southern russia now police have detained what's alleged to be accountable couple suspected of killing and eating up to thirty people let's go to the city of. ramallah grizzly incident by any measure what have you learned. absolutely we are right now here in this city all five krasnodar a place in russia that was recently shook by absolutely horrifying events a local couple have been detained to have been taken into custody for murdering and dismembering a body. a woman and moreover at the moment they are being suspected of cannibalism as well now the police uncovered chilling details thanks to some construction workers who found the fallen on the side of the role the allegedly belonged to one of the suspects now the workers saw absolutely picture flying telephone was pictures of a man posing with dismembered body parts. of course the workers then alerted the police who swiftly launched an investigation now after the images became public they started circulatin

referendum despite the objections of iraq the united states and opposition across the region imran khan how does it appear. now at least ten iraqi soldiers have been killed in the attack by eisel finances in the west of the country and it happened in the province of anbar near the border with jordan two car bombs exploded at a military barracks near the city of birth before gunmen attacked. but on confirms number of vital fighters are believed to have been killed by iraqi military as support following this attack now a convoy of eighteen turkish armored vehicles have arrived at a border crossing with syria they're moving into opposition controlled areas inside syria to create so-called deescalation zones zones or brokered a talks in the cause of capital this week and the area near the border crossing around it and has been held by rebels since twenty thirteen. and coming up on al-jazeera we're in bangladesh where heavy monsoon rains have added to the misery of refugees who fled violence in myanmar. and a major. force says it signs a new deal with the u.k. to buy typhoon fighter jets. by

so khan's parents are both journalists both have been detained in the turkish prison but the two yearold lives with his mother and is sometimes permitted to visit his father. comes life ever return to normal. in sixty minutes. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one divisional and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many canvassed and their problems are always the same fourteen social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a day. to day running up on your i max you can sit back and.

we are expecting to hear from sadiq khan.ause there had been some speculation, later today. he has been delayed until tomorrow. there has been a lot of chat about who was going to get one of those coveted spots giving a speech. jeremy corbyn has talked very much about members of the party taking over this conference, having a much bigger say on the floor of the conference. but also when it comes to policy—making as well. as we we re comes to policy—making as well. as we were talking about earlier, the brexit issue really is one that is going to be debated here. just now, there was a protest here, pro—eu demonstrators calling on the labour party to say that they would remain in the single market, even after brexit. let's discuss some of these issues. i enjoyed by andy burnham, the mayor of greater manchester. thank you forjoining us in this rather nice spot. when it comes to brexit, there is a dilemma notjust the tories but for the labour party about what happens. what you say to the 30 mps that say labour should have a policy

russia iran and north korea khan violate the international order without consequence many sanctions iwrote included in bipartisan bill so america reporting that's how the news looks so far today.

salma khan: thanks for having us. erin: all right, so, let's talk a little bit about school rankings, how important are they and how much weight should parents put on them when they're choosing a school? salma: well, with school rankings, you know, great philly schools, we rate schools rather than rank them on a scale of one to ten. with so many options here in philadelphia, over 400 for k through 12, ratings are simply a starting point for families to help them assess, you know, where should they visit and what factors they should consider when visiting the school. erin: so, it's not the be all end all? salma: no, absolutely not, absolutely not. erin: you still have to do a little bit more. salma: you have to visit the school. you have to visit the school. you have to meet school officials. we're actually cohosting a school fair in a couple of weeks. ina: october 7, it will be a k through 8th grade fair at st. joe's prep, 17th and girard from 10 to 2 and there'll be about 140 different providers public, private, and

getting to grips with the result of the german election call that was and is in frankfurt forrest khan had the euro is down presumably there were a result of this election results. well yes the perspective of having the liberal democrats in the future government of germany is not a very bright perspective for the friend for the friends of more integration of the european union of the euro currency union you know the liberal democrats have been outspoken critics of the way the greek crisis was handled the money that was spent by you or countries to greece the liberal democrats are not friends of a common budget for the european union or of common finance minister for the currency union all these is increasing the uncertainty and the mid-term outlook for the common currency and yet the greens in the pro business f.t.p. may enter into a coalition with merkel's conservatives will they be able to find any common ground when it comes to economic policy. you know helen of both parties really like to talk a lot about innovation so it's quite unlikely that they disagree on the promotion of elec

sadiq khan in his latest intervention hinted there may be a compromise. will try to fix some of the problems and we could end up with them continuing to operate much as they do. most of my female acquaintances find uber a far safer way of travelling because of the gps, the way ofjourneys are monitored, they find the drivers courteous and a safe and convenient way to travel. if they were taken away from london add other cities, it would be a great shame. a fascinating battle between the black ca bs fascinating battle between the black cabs and uber, between old technology and new technology? that's right. the black cab, the i'ioj, that's right. the black cab, the noj, are credit to london. when i first came to london in 2002, i took a black cab from the airport to university at 17 years old. you must have been of a fluent!|j university at 17 years old. you must have been of a fluent! i couldn't get airp. what was the bill? i blanked it out from my memory. it is something iconic in london. that's something iconic in london. that's something worth preserving