leigh halfpenny will replace williams who picked—up that ankle injury in training.is also in yokohama sunday morning. is undoubtedly a big loss and what he has achieved in the game in the last year or so by bringing in the experience with someone like leigh halfpenny is giving us a different element and i think he is probably defensively the best fullback in the world. away from the world cup, there has been some domestic rugby union action tonight... including a surprise win for bath as they beat exeter13—io to secure their first win of the new premiership season. a penalty from rhys priestland proving to be the difference. it's the first time in three years that bath have beaten exeter. in the pro 14, munster have gone top of conference b — after beating the ospreys 28—12 — michael haley with the second of theirfour tries. ospreys have won just one of their first four matches. a win too for ulster. they beat cardiff 23—14 — billy burns with the second of their two tries. ulster stay third in conference a — but move level on points with leaders the cheetahs — who p

leigh: i don't look at it as a monolithic thing.nk there are a set of companies that represent a specific aspect of venture funding and late stage venture funding. all sorts of shenanigans going on. there are companies that totally absolutely deserve their valuations. i think airbnb will come public and absolutely deserves every dollar of its valuation based on the fundamentals and how it raised money in the past. then there are the companies and wework.d lyft, all of the food delivery companies. basically anything where you have humans involved, where these companies have said for so long that the margins just don't matter and they are going straight after growth and we'll figure it out later. that is basically done. i think wework was a seminal moment for that. that was not a part of that --an delivery or pain humans paying humans less than you should trend. the capital raising was of the same ilk. i'm really scared for this uber report. i think it will be really rough. the lyft report was not terrible. the grubhub report was awfu

leigh martinez. >>> i'm wondering how close those homes are to where the fire is burning and also you mentioned that over the hill er danger of the fire going down the hill to i80? >> we've seen a lot of drops on the other side of the hill. that's where we were seeing a lot of focus of all the water drops going on the other side of this ridge here. to show you exactly how close the homes are. we're going to pan over. this is where the firefighters are working the flames come right up to this line right here. and if you just pan over just across the street. s -- that is where you're seeing all of the home where is the american canyon city council member lives he came out to talk to us. he was concerned about his home and family. he got his family out but he was here monitoring the situation. right now, we're not seeing any active flames we did earlier now it's just a lot of smoke. >> leigh last hour we mentioned the winds seemed to have picked up. now it looks fairly calm out there. how is it where you are at this hour? >> right now it feels calm but right before we came on air we were

let's go to correspondent leigh ann caldwell, white house correspondent kelly o'donnell, georgetown law school professor paul butler, and political senior legal affairs writer and msnbc contributor josh ger stean. how is philip reeker doing? hour six more or less right now he's been behind closed doors? >> yeah. we've just begun our sixth. it's a longer day than we anticipated. we were told he would wrap up around 2:00 or 3:00, but sounds like reeker has a lot to say. republicans and democrats keep going back and forth asking him questions. one democratic congressman representative lynch from massachusetts emerged from these closed-door depositions saying reek certify a quote reservoir of information. he's corroborating what a lot of previous testimonies have already said. we know that reeker is supposed to talk about the ouster of the former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. we know from other testimonies that rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer recommended to the president that yovanovitch should be ousted and that the president agreed to that. and so she was recall

mike leigh, yes, yes.d really funny and really moving, and i knew nothing about it when i went to see it other than the title, which i have to say is not... i love the thing "based on an actual lie", which is a great tag line. yes, it's lovely, it's really, really worth seeing. quick thought about dvd, musicals? hitsville: the making of motown, which is a documentary about the making of motown. we should say it's very, very authorised. there's nothing in here that's not... it's not warts and all, but it's worth it for the interviews, not least because you get berry gordy and smokey robinson, standing by a piano, mis—remembering their own history and then arguing about it, and at one point, one of them says, oh, so—and—so recorded a song, the other one says, no—no, the other person did it, he says, ok, i'll bet you 100 bucks it was the other guy. and they ring somebody up and go, "who...?" that kind of stuff was really, really wonderful, and i laughed more watching their interviews than i have watching many

leigh ann, thank you for that. reiterate what leigh ann just said, the other big headline of the day, a judge handing democrats a big victory in court, declaring that impeachment inquiry legal. let's discuss that with josh letterman, national political reporter with nbc news. josh, welcome to you. give me your assessment of this ruling and how this could play out on capitol hill. >> yes, this is a big deal. let's start first, alex, with the immediate. now the investigators on the hill will have access to some of that grand jury material from the bob mueller process. now, that's not directly related to the ukraine matters from the last few months that house investigators are looking at, so it's not really going to play into the quid pro quo argument of right now, but what it does do is legitimize the whole broader impeachment inquery that's under way, because remember, president trump and his allies, their main way of pushing back on all this has not been on the content, it's been process, that this is all a sham, i

bringing in the experience of someone like leigh halfpenny is, i think, gives us a different element.l—back in the world. probably defensively the best full-back in the world. wales know they will have to be at the very best here on sunday and there is one more change to the team that began their last match against france. ross moriarty comes into the back row, replacing josh who was injured during that game against france. a couple of injury issues for wales and south africa were very impressive in the way they thrashed japan in the quarterfinals so wales know they will have to be at their very best if they are to reach the world cup final for the very first time. now, the former heavyweight champion tyson fury has emphasised that his re—match with deontay wilder will go ahead, despite wilder saying he thought fury would drop out. former heavyweight champion, is giving wwe a go at the moment and is due to fight american braun strowman in saudi arabia at the end of the month. however, fury claims he's injured after strowman gate—crashed his training session and tackled fury. i spoke t

warren gatland is expected to call upon the experienced leigh halfpenny instead for sunday's match englande named their 15 to face new zealand in saturday's semi with just one change to the team that saw off australia. it's a recall for george ford at fly half with eddie jones feeling his combination with captain owen farrell was the best way to beat the all blacks. our sports editor dan roan was at the team announcement. the big news coming out of the england hotel here in tokyo bay earlier today was the recall for fly—half george ford. it is something as a surprise because england were so impressive in that wind against australia last weekend in the quarterfinal, in that win against australia last weekend in the quarterfinal, and it fully vindicated the decision to drop the inform forward and instead had owen farrell, bringing in henry slade. for this special challenge that the all blacks present, he has decided to go back to the tried and trusted axis for this special challenge that the all blacks present, he has decided to go back to the tried and trusted axis of ford and farrell. slad

leigh holding group which will bring its air taxis to china which they hope will be the future of our ben travel. it's a lot of fun and that's it for me and for the business africa team at the berlin for more business news interviews exclusive features on background stores check out our website which is supposed to w dot com slash based and do follow us all social media world facebook twitter i'll stay tuned to g.w. culture is next right after this quick look at global markets. let's. play. cocks qubad shall make women to come to the street to table to claim discs i'm still in print from find the most comfy childhood dream a. dream twists of fate something just. coax him 60 minutes on g.w. the fool. takes personally your wedding with all the wonderful people who. make the dream so special. truly. bad. to go. wrong. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes this stable country on a cliffhanger one is the former president has shaken up the country's politics and the nation is now facing its closest election in more than 50 kids. and one is to have the giants the ones to be ki

cities worldwide fight each other to become the next big startup hot spot rankings where leigh include dhaka that's the capital of bangladesh but maybe they should dhaka is home to one of the live li a startup scenes in asia except there's one problem foreign investors still have to discover it. this group is getting ready to shoot a video that will appear on the streaming service and. the everyone can give you good. bongo is one of the most successful startups and bangladesh that provides entertainment and information aimed at bengali speakers its founders recognized the market was ripe for the service it's already started paying off and there's plenty of room to expand 300000000 people speak in bengali right now we have 75000000 people that are already attached to our network our content so we still have a lot more to grow. the streaming service is already making a profit but back in 2013 the founders had to come up with the initial $500000.00 investment themselves. bangladesh is still off the radar for most foreign investors even though things are looking up here the economy is grow

and culture here's what's coming up in the next quarter of an eye the abstract expressionist office leigh krasnow is celebrated in a special exhibition that opens this weekend in frankfurt. and in our series baking bread it's a finnish speciality that's almost as flat as a pancake and yet rather reminiscent of it done. but we begin with an animated film which deals with events surrounding the full of the burden wall which of course started to crumble with the monday demonstrations in light sea exactly 30 years ago fritzy a revolutionary tale is based on a book by hannah shops who felt compelled to write it when she discovered that children today seem to know little about the events of recent german history. of one doesn't this doesn't seem that soon. in lights in east germany in 1912 year old fritzy agrees to take care of her best friend sophie's little dog sputnik 4 so his family is on summer vacation in hungary. so nice. but after a vacation sophie doesn't come back to school her family along with thousands of others have fled east germany taking refuge in the west german embassy. didn'

most honest depictions of family relationships, the way there are secrets and lies, very, very mike leighy touching and really funny and really moving, and i knew nothing about it when i went to see it other than the title, which i have to say is not... i love the thing "based on an actual lie", which is a great tag line. now, a dvd, a musical. hitsville: the making of motown, which is a documentary about the making of motown. it's very, very authorised. it's not warts and all, but it's worth it for the interviews, not least because you get them standing by a piano mis—remembering their own history. at one point he said, so—and—so recorded a song, the other one said, i bet you 100 bucks it was the other guy. they ring someone up. that kind of stuff was really wonderful, and i laughed more watching their interviews than i have watching many of this year's so—called comedies. enjoy your cinema—going. goodbye. good evening. some of us all the rain through the day on saturday, particularly in the south. and many of us will see more in the rain —— way of rain on sunday. our unsettled speu way

most honest depictions of family relationships, the way there are secrets and lies, very, very mike leighuching and really funny and really moving and i knew nothing about it when i went to see it other than the title which i have to say is not... i love the thing based on an actual line which is a great tag line. dvd musical? a documentary about the making of motown. it's very, very authorised. it's not what sandal but it's worth it for the interviews, not least because you get them standing by a piano miss remembering their own history. at one point he said, so—and—so recorded a song, the other one said, i bet you 100 bucks it was the other guy. they bring someone up. it was the other guy. they bring someone up. that kind of stuff was really wonderful and i loved more watching their interviews than i have watching many of the year is a legend, these. enjoy your cinema going. goodbye. you might want to find somewhere warm and dry during this weekend, there is more rain around, we had a fair bit of that already and most of it has come from this conveyor belt of wet cloudy air that has bee

leigh drogen coming up next.♪ rg. ♪ alix: earning season moves into full swing this week. we'll start with reports from the biggest u.s. banks tomorrow. then netflix, i.b.m., coca-cola also among those on deck. for more, we're joined by leigh drogen, founder and c.e.o. still with me is seema shah and romaine bostick of bloomberg news joining me for the hour. so my favorite chart is what are we going to do for 2020 earnings estimates. where is the worst downgrade going to be? >> so it looks like consumer discretionary is going to be down about 2.2% year over year. the problem is that that is one of the largest declines coming in. the third largest decline after energy and materials. but we think that it's just starting to tip over, which is the problem. and given 80% of our economy is consumer. we really haven't seen in the last two quarters, which have both been negative year over year the consumer issue really be there in the numbers. if that starts to show up, that's what you're going to see the market get hit.

joining us how leigh anne caldwell. what have you learned? >> reporter: this is the first they were hearing about the plan of what he was going to say. what we learned. a couple of points here. he says he was concerned that the president of the united states was being said a narrative and a negative narrative about ukraine. the second thing he says is he said that he constantly reminded the ukrainians, the rudy giuliani is a private citizen that you don't have to take the advice of rudy giuliani and finally he said that he warns the ukrainians to not get involved in the 2020 election, steph. >> based on the documents, how exactly do you think volker may be trying to distance himself from the administration? >> yes, he went in there to try to be transparent as possible but also try to remove himself as much as possible from the scandal. remember he retires just a week and a half ago when this was all breaking and in this document, it says specifically that he never had a conversation at any time about vice president biden. he's trying to dista

news leigh of bloomberg joins us on the telephone. is this all about the mask band? at is the thing to look how people are coming onto the streets. coming out before carrie lam had finished making the announcement. since then, we have seen a stream of people continuing to protest in the city center and we are looking ahead to protests over the next couple of days. they will be focused on the band and opposition to it. this is something, we have seen violence increase over the last couple of week that culminated on tuesday with the shooting of a protester with live ammunition for the first time since protests broke out in june. that represents a massive escalation of the violence to a lot of people. you see the government take this huge step in enacting an emergency ordinance that has not been used in more than 50 years in order to take away the ability to wear masks that has become a symbol of resistance for protesters here. we will be looking at -- what we will be looking at is how does it feel the anger. -- whether iting calms the protests down, or people get angry

leigh ann caldwell is in columbia, south carolina.ig word being brought up is concerns about policies, regulations, and approaches that might have prejudice and might be racist. >> reporter: that is absolutely right. each of these ten presidential candidates appeared before this audience and it included a lot of students from this hbcu as well as faculty members and other people from the community who came to hear good thabout t issue of criminal justice reform. these dhcandidates had a variet of proposals. but the main theme through all of them is that there a two tiered criminal justice system, one for people who are rich and tend to be white and others who are poor and who send to be black. and they vowed to right that injustice. senator warren was one of the three candidates who spoke today along with julian castro and gabbatulsi gabbard. elizabeth warren was asked by a student about this idea of reform and talking about the first step act which was passed into law last year which really helped people who were nonvie a violent cri

leigh ann caldwell is joining me. any word mulvaney is going to comply? >> reporter: no words yet. administration refused to comply with any documents and subpoena requests from investigators. they're saying they're not going to cooperate because this is a sham or impeachment process. i would be more shock if mulvaney and perry did comply or not. whether what democrats are going to do about it. democrats decided they are done with the court, that takes too long after the process. they're going to put all of this non compliance and use it towards an argumeticle of impeachment when it comes to that. >> leigh ann, thank you so much. i want to bring in my dear friend jonathan allen, and democrat, former congresswoman, liz holtzman. >> this administration does not care if we are laughing or setting our hair on fire or if we are saying this crosses a red line. they're doing it, they're doubling down on it and that'll leave office. >> there is a problem for the administration on capitol hill. >> where? >> it is on capitol hill right now. they got their guys going out there. their real tou

well of the citizenry finally waking up saying we can't ignore this. >> reporter: in san francisco leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are following some breaking news right now in san francisco where at least five people are injured tonight after a car crash near alamo square park. video from citizen app shows emergency crews there responding to the scene. authorities say three vehicles were involved. all five victims were taken to the hospital. one person is said to have suffered life threatening injuries. this crash happened at the intersection of divisidaro and hayes near the independent music venue. >>> nearly 4,000 mental health workers are taking part in an ound the clock vigil outside kaiser permanente's headquarters in oakland. union leaders say patients seeking medical healthcare don't get the immediate help they need because schedules are booked many weeks in advance. today mental health workers put up a 60-foot wide memorial along a fence with stories from patients who they say ended up dropping kaiser because of that long wait time. >> most disturbingly, there are storie

n.tt: all right, leigh-an leigh-ann gerrans.o,000 on top of the 4700 already planned, and europe could bear the brunt of all of these firings. joining us is bloomberg's banking reporter. far about know so where the jobs will be, where the job cuts are going to be, mostly focused? reporter: that is the big question. there has not been much clarity from the bank side, so we can expect it would make sense to have a look at the less profitable units of the bank and assume that the job cuts will focus more on those areas. we know the investment bank in london, they have a profitability problem also in the u.s., and this morning, citigroup was saying that the job cuts make sense, and if you do a little math, you can see it is basically 4% of the total workforce at the bank, a tad more than the workers across the board. anna: the new interim ceo, in line for the top job, is he owing to tell everybody what kind of leader he is going to be? a: he has a more aggressive strategy than john flint over the summer. obviously, there was a progr

for that, we go to leigh-ann gerrans. start with thes latest brexit news.sing a brexit extension until january 31. that is according to draft documents seen by bloomberg. that will be discussed today. under the proposal, the u.k. would be able to leave earlier if both sides ratify the divorce deal in time. this comes as boris johnson is set to make his bid for the general election on december 12. argentina is tightening currency controls. that is after opposition candidate alberto fernando won the presidential elections. they will be limited to purchases of $200 a month, much lower than the previous limit of $10,000. -- he will take over from the incumbent on december 10. islamic state leader abdu bakr al-bagdhadi is dead. president donald trump says special forces carried out a raid in syria. he detonated -- the leader the isis leader detonated an explosive device. it was suggested he would be killed in an airstrike the following day. the textays parts of for a preliminary deal are completed. this follows consensus over areas including agricultural standar

greg leigh is live now in palo alto with more on that part of the story. greg? >> mister biden spoke to for about 30 minutes at the restaurant behind me he blasted president trump and said little about impeachment or the china comment until he was leaving. >> i don't give much thought to what the president had to say. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden gave a short answer in response to president trump's comment this morning. >> china should start an investigation into the bidens, because what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened with ukraine. >> reporter: the president suggesting a foreign power investigate his political rival biden as a house telligence committee investigates whether do the nt trump committed a same thing. down. >> the american people have a right to know whether or not the vice president of the united states or his family profited from his position. >> many democrats are calling foul. >> it is a fundamental breach of the presidents of the office, it endangers our elections and our national security. >> the people

schiff: i'll leigh let the speaker respond to that -- i'll let the speaker respond to that. i think the constitution is very clear. the house will have the sole power of impeachment. there's no court that's going to find otherwise. and i think the republicans know it. but they don't want to discuss the president's conduct. they would much rather discuss process. because they can't defend the president's conduct. and every time they're asked, you see just how difficult, how indeed impossible it is to justify the unjustifyable. ms. pelosi: as the distinguished chairman said, there's no requirement that we have a vote and so at this time we will not be having a vote and i'm very pleased with the thoughtfulness of our caucus in terms of being supportive of the path that we are on in terms of fairness and in terms of seeking the truth, in terms of upholding the constitution of the united states. thank you. reporter: that's a very key point, though. the chairman said the constitution is clear about what -- [indiscernible] -- impeachment here. but when you hear from your caucus, yo

morning temperatures start off in the 40s and 50s outside and progressive leigh trending more windy by mid-morning tomorrow into the mid-afternoon and we'll see highs across the board from san francisco to half moon bay and mid-70s in san jose and upper 70s possible and closer to morgan hill. the time line on the wind, we're seeing the same up around the kincaid fire from now to probably close to 10:00 and by midnight these areas of red and purple showing up on the map and watch the wind speeds accelerate. that is the window we're watching very closely. the potential for rapid-fire growth, for the that environment c bhe reason is very likely for those evacuatio a.m. and 7:00 a.m. still pretty strong and notice how the wind is starting to level off a little bit in those valleys across the mountain peaks on the eastern flank of the kincaid fire and through the day on sunday and let's take you down across the central bay and not a lot of wind between now and 11:00. we'll start to see some in the diablo range passing midnight and the same timeframe and you're beginning to see more of those

leigh ann caldwell is in south carolina's capital city for us. what was gabbard's message?people are trying to figure out how it weighs against the other contenders from this weekend. >> reporter: well gabbard had a similar message as all of the rest, and that is that there is a two tiered criminal justice system, one for the rich and one for the poor. but she also had a different message as well, she talked about bipartisan saying that the only way to deal with the issue of criminal justice is to work across the aisle. the roeason that is significant how is that the president spoke at the same forum friday night and that actually caused a lot of drama here, kamala harris withdraw from the forum for a minute, she ended up speaking. but there was presidential candidates that were not happy that he was here. a lot of the candidates used the stage to attack the president even though the president was instrumental in the first step act which is criminal justice legislation that he signed into law last year. so tulsi gabbard, we know that her campaign is in trouble. we know that

but bringing in the experience of somebody like leigh halfpenny is...land take on tournament favourites new zealand in the first semi—final tomorrow morning. england have been training today in very wet weather in yokohama. it is expected to clear up for saturday but it did mean that england's training session was delayed today. head coach eddiejones has been spending the week putting the pressure on the all blacks — saying they are expected to win but what is his plan to beat them? he has been speaking to our sports editor dan roan. we just want to attack them. to beat new zealand, you can't sit and be a spectator at the show. you have got to be on the stage. you have got to be making the script. ourjob is to make the script on saturday. what has changed about this team? only a few months ago in that game at twickenham at the end of the six nations, it was the latest example of your site getting a good start and then you talked about a mental block. how have you addressed that ina block. how have you addressed that in a short space of time? a lot of it

let's get the first word news from leigh-ann gerrans in london.bet's took a hit from heavy spending on the cloud business, as it tries to keep up with microsoft and amazon. net income for the quarter was just over $7 billion, down from earlier and below expectations. expenses jumped 25%, rising faster than revenue. to politics. a u.s. army officer says he raised red flags about president trump's ukraine call. the ukraine colonel -- lieutenant colonel worked for the national security council and raised the call and other complaints to the nsc lawyer. the first house vote on the impeachment inquiry will be later this week. the boeing chief executive is set to tell the senate the plane maker made a mistake, in relation to the 737 max, part of two critical appearances before u.s. lawmakers as a fresh allegation emerges the company withheld key safety information. boeing's visit to capitol hill coincides with the one-year anniversary of the first crash. global news, 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and

. >> vivien leigh, paul newman even. >> paul newman. >> most of these photos are original pictures thatn carlos's friend jack kuster snapped with his own camera, then collected an autograph for each one of them. >> oh, look at jane fonda! >> when she was just a teenager. >> so he took all these pictures and on top of it got the autographs? >> yes. >> how did this all get started? well, according to juan carlos, jack kuster acquires his first autograph in 1943 at the age of 14, when broadway and hollywood star carmen miranda pays a visit to his hometown, rochester, new york, for a uso show. the teenager musters the courage to approach the flamboyant singer for her swirling signature. from that moment forward, jack knows who he is -- an autograph hound. it takes a lot of guts for a 14-year-old kid. >> for jack, collecting signatures was his calling. soon afterwards, jack and his mother move to new york, where film and stage stars abound. jack secures a day job as a graphic artist. at night, the stage door exits of manhattan's legendary theaters are his favorite stomping grounds. today i'm

understanding a great deal more on behalf of the athletes of the management of heat an interesting leigh and slightly perversely that will probably be a bigger issue for us in tokyo than it is in doha because a good 90 something percent of the athletes that are here are performing inside the stadium. now way from the athletics south africa had their 2nd win at the rugby world cup they scored 7 tries in a $4093.00 be. on this point victory over italy south africa topped the for the table but have played a game more than new zealand italy need to beat the all blacks in their last pool match to reach for the final. and that is all your sport for now it's now back to commercial for a thank you finally the threat to freedom of expression has been highlighted by writers from around the world meeting in the philippines the week long pen international congress was held as the philippines slips further towards the bottom of the press freedom list jamila reports from manila. feeling they are poets novelists journalists writers from all over the world have been in manila for a major literary gather

joining me now from capitol hill, leigh ann caldwell, nbc news correspondent, with more on that.pathy for you, but i really don't, that you have to work on a saturday -- so do i. but obviously this is pretty significant. why is this happening on a saturday morning and more importantly, what are regoing to learn from his deposition and testimony? >> reporter: well, it's happening on a saturday morning because two days of depositions were canceled because of the death of elijah cummings. so, they scheduled a new deposition today because they're on a quick timeline. they're trying to get this done as quickly as possible. philip rieker is in the room below me right now being questioned by staff and a few lawmakers as well. so, who is philip rieker? we know he's a career diplomat. his latest job was to oversee ukraine policy, and why is he important? we also know that he was raising reservations about the smear campaign that was happening in ukraine and spread on conservative media about the former ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. we've heard her name over and over again. he

alexandra leigh mount. and the kron 4 morning news, one. >>of 2 defendants in the ghost ship warehouse fire trial will be back in court this week. what he could find out coming up. we're taking a little peek outside like to check in on our bridges and conditions around the bay area. there's the golden gate traffic looks good your weather is looking good. coming up after the break stay with us. >>welcome back and thanks for in on your entertainment heck headlines. this morning. we're talking about frozen's let it go and you know was a hit sensation and it turns out the sequel will not disappoint with its soundtrack rick damigella has a preview in this morning's hollywood minute. >>step aside let it go there's a new song for frozen fans to saying over and over. disney has released a new teaser for frozen 2 featuring and dina manzo performing the song into the unknown. frozen 2 swoops into theaters november 22th. universal has released a behind the scenes look at sam indies, forthcoming world war one epic 1917 sneak peek features mend is an os

from london 1st though we go to lawrence leigh who is in brussels and lars give us your assessment of what we've heard today from you and johnson and what's in this deal. well the the the difficulty obviously house has always been trying to find if you think of it as a kind of event diagram you know with the 2 circles need to be a bit in the middle where the 2 bits joined together new one which is what the european union wants which is to maintain the integrity of ireland both in terms of economically speaking the single market and politically speaking the piece through the good friday agreement that's what they want and so that's and they've always said no borders in ireland at all what the u.k. has always said is ok fine you want to protect the peace in ireland but we've also got to be able to shut ourselves off economically speaking from the european union in order to leave the e.u. properly in julie's trade deals and that's been the impossible bit to try to marry together so the thing that they say works that is the reason why this works for both of them to put the trade border ef

on a general election on monday what happens then and the government has said very unconservative leigh let's say we'll go on strike we'll pull the bill we don't do anything anymore so we could be looking at another standstill here in the u.k. starting on monday i shall have votes in london. in brussels thank you both very much. the years of brics a debate have led to unprecedented levels of poorna rise asian and british society and to some very extreme talk about academics recently found that a majority of voters in both sides of the debate think the risk of violence against members of parliament is quote a price for paying to get their desired. and london correspondent may get mosse takes a look at the everyday threats from lawmakers as a result of the brics a debate. that you're back on very very hard to predict. there is a crowd outside the palace of westminster every day made up of both angry leavers and remain ors the police often have to intervene m.p.'s arriving for work face brutal abuse and sometimes even physical attack. leader of the bracks a party had a milkshake thrown at

leigh halfpenny will replace williams. the match is also in yokohama on sunday morning.itle after struggling in practice at the mexican grand prix. sebastian vettel topped the time sheets. hamilton could only manage fifth, he needs 14 points more than his mercedes team—mate to claim the title. boxing now and scotland's josh taylor takes on regis prograis to become the super lightweight champion this weekend. the peer region earlier today but the american was one as over the limit so he dropped his underpants to make the weight. thankfully a towel was on hand to preserve his modesty. no problems for taylor. the title takes place tomorrow night at the 02 stadium. that is all the sport for now. hello again, heavy and persistent outbreaks of rain will continue to affect parts of wales and england notjust through that night—time but well on into saturday as well. this is our rain bearing cloud and it is a weather front thatjust does not stretch out to the atlantic that goes all the way into the subtropics and stretches for over 3,000 miles. the conveyor belt of moisture is re

alexandra leigh mound. >>let's step outside and get the 4 zone forecast as we get life look a beautiful view of the bay with mount diablo. >>crowd our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here says things didn't start getting really windy. >>yeah i think a little blustery in spots around the bay area today a really nice day out there lot of sunshine and some very comfortable temperatures and the looking good right now you've clear skies all the way the coastline again but we have weak cold front that's headed toward the bay area. i think that will change the weather pattern for tomorrow just a bit. still 70 degrees gorgeous and san jose 67 degrees. >>the oakland a's are playing right now 69 in san mateo 50's along the coastline, the winds picking up toward the beaches now 70 degrees in the bottle 69 in the napa valley, 77 and warm in fairfield and 76 degrees in concord yeah, today's highs so a little bit higher than what we had yesterday getting closer normal 69 degrees in san francisco, 75 in oakland 77

they left leigh—on—sea to travel to 30 countries, including iran, india and greece. them through war zones and floods. i just wanted adventure. something inside mejust wanted to go out there and see a bit more of the world. i was 19, just adventure hungry, if you like. and you can see more that story, on inside out east on bbc one at 7.30 tonight, or on the bbc iplayer. let's take a look at the travel situation now. thejubilee the jubilee line still thejubilee line still has problems. minor delays because of some faulty trains. it's been a bit of a nightmare. a look at the roads, and in wandsworth, the a3 west hill is closed between the upper richmond road and tibbets corner for gas works. over in west norwood, leigham court road is blocked at glennie road — because of a collision. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it's been a rather wet october so far, but then there's a lot of dry weather in the forecast for us this week. having said that, it's a damp and drizzly start to monday morning. always plenty of cloud around today. but it should

watching all of this lawrence leigh is in westminster and lawrence m.p.'s as you were saying approved boris johnson's breaks it a deal but they rejected his timetable for pushing through i mean no matter what happens next is the prime minister in a stronger position after tonight. well on one level you might say he is because as he said and you just heard him say in that in that clip it is the 1st time the parliament's voted for any source of bricks a deal and so his argument is let's go forward with a send him ill and ill save the european union look there's a mandate now for this you've agreed it we've agreed it let's let's get on the trouble is he's please lost control of the timetable and that's absolutely crucial because the longer parliament has to debates a little tiny nuts and bolts the more likely they are to unpick some of it's and potentially try to vote it down further down the line and that's a tremendous problem for the government's pausing it's not pulling it but pausing it which is what he's now it's done has led to the government announcin

leigh halfpenny will replace liam williams who was injured his ankle in training.cking perspective and what he has achieved in the game the last year or $0. has achieved in the game the last year or so. but bringing has achieved in the game the last year orso. but bringing in has achieved in the game the last year or so. but bringing in the experience of someone like lee halfpenny i think gives us a different element. i think he is probably defensively the best full—back in the world. incredibly wet conditions meant that england had to delay their training session today, affecting preperations for their huge match against new zealand in tomorrow‘s semi final. it is expected to clear up for saturday‘s match, but how do you beat the two time reigning champions who haven‘t lost a world cup game in 12 years? we just want to attack them, mate. you know, to beat new zealand you can‘t sit and be a spectator at the show, you have got to be on the stage. you have got to be making the script and ourjob is to make the script and ourjob is to make the script on saturday. what

s let's get the latest now from lawrence leigh in london so this is quite a turnaround isn't it lawrence. well yes though i mean you know that in a way the labor party and boxed itself into a corner to be honest because the other opposition parties the scottish nationalists and the liberal democrats had said that they supported an election and would support changing the law to allow boris johnson and themselves to have that election with a simple majority in parliament instead of 2 thirds which you mentioned in your introduction and so once they'd done that then it made the labor party look particularly ridiculous because of all the other rebel opposition parties saying we're happy to have an election and low budget saying well we're not it just makes them look as if they're running away from it and being cowardly and so in that sense they have no choice but to back it. and so entirely predictably we're not going to have an election and the only debate going on is it is a totally insignificant one with the bickering with themselves about whether it should be on december 11th or the 12th

majority and pass the divorce deal he reached with even leaders next week but we'll hear from lawrence leigh shortly from london but 1st here's rory chalons he's in brussels. over 2 meetings in brussels this week ambassadors from $27.00 different e.u. countries the $28.00 the u.k. not of course being included in these discussions have gathered together to try to work out whether there's going to bree abraxane extension and if so for how long now they are most of the way there but the final hurdle gyration still to be cleared as they broke up on friday they said that there was full agreement on the need for an extension that was for the green went to reach a unanimous consensual the u 27 decision and there was full agreement that this should be done by written procedure and that there was no real need to get the leaders of these countries together in a meeting but they are going to keep on talking over the weekend when they broke up on friday they haven't yet decided to how long this extension would be for and they will perhaps make this decision they said on monday or tuesday of next week th

alix: karen leigh has more. what's been the response? not a great response from protesters. people are gathering in the city center as we speak. they started gathering while carrie lam was still speaking. people worried this would give police power to go and arrest people, search without a warrant , and in an extreme situation, shut down the internet. it has a huge potential to impact life here. it is something people are upset about. it could fuel protester anger. there are protests planned for saturday and sunday. we will be watching to see whether this is someone that makes people angry and trusts the police and government less, or scares them into staying home, and he government achieves what it wants. alix: so far, no one is staying home. alive shot thereof hong kong. thank you so much for that update. now to india come over the central bank pledges further using, cutting rates for the fifth time in a row. harsha, what did we learn from the central bank? they cut unexpected lines. growth has been slowing in this country to below 6% in fiscal 2019. languishings been belo

karen leigh has the latest. they firedce saying more than 1400 rounds of tear gas at protesters yesterday, the 70th anniversary of communist party rule in china. people here came out to protest on that day. to give you an example of how big a number that is, that is more than half of the total number of tear gas rounds that have been fired over almost four months of protests. so a pretty big usage by the lease. we saw a lot of violence here yesterday. we saw a definite escalation when a protester was shot by live ammunition for the first time, something people here have been worried about for a while as these protests get more and more severe. this is something that could fuel protesters' anger, concerned about aggressive police tactics. we will see whether this use of force is something that will keep people home or rile them up further. alix: thank you so much. now we want to turn to russia. russia is not complying with opec cuts. their average daily oil output still exceeds opec+ targets, even after producers

leigh halfpenny will replace williams who picked up that ankle injury in training.hose who died. i think it will bring hopefully some closure to many people to actually be on the site, to see where... where it happened. i think that's going to be a good thing for the entire leicester city family and, as you say, it's nice maybe for supporters of other clubs that have heard about the character's personality to go and pay tribute to him. since announcing his highly anticipated foray into wwe — former heavyweight champion tyson fury has been accused by deontay wilder of using it as a way of getting out of their heavyweight duel in february. the wbc heavyweight champion told a british newspaper said fury is getting in his excuses early. earlier, fury told my colleague jane dougal he doesn't care what wilder says or does. it's confirmed, february 22, as far asi it's confirmed, february 22, as far as i know, it's on but you want a wilder has a fight with lewis ortiz next so we will have to see what happens. deontay wilder said he does not think it will happen. happens. de

gathered as parliament held a rare saturday session to consider the latest deal for great britain to leigh the eu. in the end, lawmakers voted to withhold their approval until all legislation to carry it out has been passed. today's session in the house of commons was lively or maybe even rowdy. >> today's vote means prime minister boris johnson must ask the eu to delay britain's departure which had been scheduled october 31. >> i will tell our friends and colleagues in the eu exactly what i have told everyone in the last 88 days that i have served as prime minister. that further delay would be bad for this country. bad for our european union. and, bad for democracy. >> mr. johnson made his formal delay request this evening. protesters are pleased with the delay. >> our politicians need time to really scrutinize all the consequences of this deal which seems to be a really rubbish deal. >> they need to do a lot more thinking about it. it's not all right to say it's been three years and we are getting bored with it. no. >> they said the prime minister needs to understand the emotions are run

evacuations in sonoma county, california, ahead of the kincaid wildfire. 1, 700 people have been asked to leighecuring nightmare for hundreds of thousands of power customers in california. pacific gas and electric, cutting electricity to more than a duozen counties in the northen part of the state. a second time that a major utility in southern california could do the same thing, with over 300,000 possible outages. >>> here's what to watch today. >> ri i need a ride. here hold this. follow that spud. [ tires screech ] the big idaho potato truck is touring america telling folks about idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community, in businesses owned by women and people of color, in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. g

our thanks to bloombergs karen leigh in hong kong.will keep you updated on all of the weekend activity in hong kong. stocks up about 1%. balance of power" with david westin. on the show today, david mcintosh, club for growth president. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: checking u.s. markets before "balance of power," we see her up -- we see we are up about 1% in all of the major indices. a little bit further to go to erase the declines of the week. a severe decline this week up to today. friday's payrolls report seems to be putting a boost under markets. guy: coming up, "balance of heer" with david westin, will speak with david mcintosh, club for growth president. good afternoon. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, carl riccadonna on the u.s. jobs numbers. from the white house, josh wingrove on the impeachment inquiry, and from london, edward evans on johnson's one-week deadlin

amber's parents, leigh and randy. >> she actually ran for buddy across the expressway, and the hair wasll matted up. looked like dreadlocks. >> and she said, well, i can't put it back out on the road, it will get killed. >> so i just opened the door and let it in. >> amber was their only child. she doted on her from the day she was born, and she was good in return. >> she helped anybody that needed it. they didn't even have to ask. >> she was going to make sure that you were protected. >> but now where was amber. why was her store not open? why didn't she answer the phone? early afternoon, still no sign of amber. so, again, the district manager called mariano. >> something is just strange. >> and sent him back for a second look. so again mariano looked in through the big front window, but this time he saw someone, amber's assistant manager brandon just standing there behind the counter. >> i knock on the door, and so he lets me in. i said, brandon, have you seen amber. he's like, no, but something is strange. there's money on the floor, looks like there was some kind of struggle or some

leigh halfpenny will replace the injured liam williams.y swiss who has found some fans. you have got some friends with you. i have. it's a bit wet. we have got the edge of a typhoon at the moment. we have had torrential rain all day but i'm delighted to bejoined by a group of intrepid fans who have joined me. we have five pink lions supporting england and over here, wales supporters for sunday. we will start with the pink lions. andy, who are the pink lions? myself, andy, scotty, helen, tracey. and briefly, why are you the pink lions? we were six ex army lads who decided to go ona six ex army lads who decided to go on a lions tour, went to new zealand in 2017 after all army careers. a couple of hundred people a day shaking our hands saying it looked great, which we could do it. we said, right, let's do lions in pink toys and that was the idea. how confident are you about england's chances? the fact new zealand are switching their team around which they didn't do the whole of the last world cup, i think they are on the back foot. i am confi

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