then we can go to the wide angle lens. and then the telephoto lens gives you added zoom. thing with that is there is no degradation in quality which is important if you want nice crisp photos. having extra cameras like this, this is not something thatjust apple is doing, we know that huawei, one of their major competitors, they have released phones with a whole range of cameras as well. it'll come down to the quality of software and making it as easy for people to make the most out of having these extra james erskine, managing director, the big shot, joins me now. what did you make? event? apple are masters of marketing. the videos, the production, it is more of a fashion show than a results kind of presentation so some of it looked great. there was not loads of innovation. there was a time when product launches where people are excited about them than christmas. the themes behind the overarching themes, were one around price. they brought down the price of the iphone 11, the kind of price anchoring of the core product. apple iphones have been around the thousand dollar m

then we can go to the wide angle lens. and then the telephoto lens gives you added soon.that is there is no degradation in quality which is no degradation in quality which is important if you want nice crisp photos. having extra cameras like this, this is not something that just apple is doing, we know that huawei, one of them mayjust competitors, —— major, they have released phones with a whole range of cameras as well top it‘ll come down to the quality of software and making it as easy for people to make the most out of having these extra cameras on their device. looking at 2019 as a whole, apple has fallen behind in camera abilities. there have been lots of pushing from the com plete have been lots of pushing from the complete market about how the camera and photography is really important. the majority of people use their phone to take photos or stop the sense from people inside the steve jobs theatre is that apple has mainly played it safe with this year‘s product line up. mainly played it safe with this year's product line up. more broadly, there doesn‘t seem to be

for the vast majority of us when we wake up thinking that thought, it is never through the lens of someplistic demographics the polls put us in. and for the vast majority of us, it has to do with one of just a very few things, our health, our children's safety, their ability to get an education and thrive, our ability to pay bills by the end of the month. the vast majority of us have so much in common than what separates us. so let it fuel us in our march toward 2020. and let us remember that one of our greatest strengths about who we are as a nation is that we by our nature are aspirational. we are a nation that was founded on noble ideals, present when we wrote the constitution of the united states and all of its amendments, and the bill of rights, and the declaration of independence, and those words we spoke in 1776, that we are all equal and should be treated that way. we are aspirational. we are also clear eyed. we have not yet reached those ideals, but the strength of who we are, fight to get fair. and this, then, is a fight born out of optimism, of a fight born out of knowing and

then we go to the wide angle lens and it moves in slightly and the telephoto lens gives you added zoomcrucial thing with that of course, no degradation in quality, which is important if you want nice, crisp photos. now, having extra cameras like this, this isn't something that just apple is doing. we know that huawei, one of their major competitors, is planning to release a smartphone with a whole array of cameras as well. so what it's going to come down to is the quality of the software and making it as easy as possible for people to make the most out of having these extra lenses, these extra cameras on their device. dave knows about the cameras, he does. spencer crawley is co—founder at firstminute capital who invest in tech firms. what did you make of it all? thank you for having me back, no question that this is very exciting. this is all about incremental product improvement, not as exciting as the steve jobs days but this is apples moving —— apple moving toward services, particularly on demand television streaming. what did you make of the incremental improvements, and a bewilder

let's continue the investigation and not rush to see this through a partisan lens. let's see it through a patriotic lens into what we need to do to make sure the highest office in the land, the president of the united states is not engaging in despicable behavior unbecoming of that. >> this is a different moment from the end of the russia investigation from the release of the mueller report. how do you convince the republican how to democrats, that this is a different moment? >> the truth will lead us there. when the allegations came out against richard nixon people fell into partisan camps but as more truth came out, more republicans of good conscience came forward and said enough, enough. party be damned, what the political outcome might be be damned, we are going to do what is right for america. we cannot have a nation where our president is running around using the power, not his power, the power of this country to violate our values, to violate national security, to pursue their own wealth or political advantage. that is so contrary to who we are. if we do not

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let's continue the investigation and not rush to sit through partisan lens. let's see thisgh through a patriotic lens and to w what we needha to make sure to ensure te highest land of this office is not engaging despicable behavior unbecoming of that office. >> this is a different moment from the end of the russian desiccation from the list of the mueller report. how did they convince the public about the democrats, the party overall convince republicans this is a different moment. >> this is different moment. when allegations cannot against richard nixon people fell into partisan camps but as more and more truth came out, , more republicans of good conscience gatefold and said enough, enough. party be damned, what the political outcome might be be damned but we're going to do what's right for america. we cannot have a nation where our president is running around using the power, not his power, but the power of this country, the power we instill an office to violate our values come to violate national security, to pursue their own wealth or political advantag

was also an accomplished photographer he took up photography in the $99.00 he's moving behind the lens at 1st to shoot his own fashion campaigns but then moving on to create jobs with his photos an exhibition of his work has just opened in a museum now hamburg curated by his friend and publisher. picture that looks painted but is actually a photo you have to get very close to see how it's done for karl lagerfeld no effort was too big when it came to getting the perfect shot. to go once he said to me while taking a picture you know where the light comes from in my stupidity of course i said no to be honest not really look at the meanest paintings he said so i did and when we were back in paris he put a book from his library in my hand about setting lights in the paintings of the media. and in order to achieve the same effect he skillfully lit his celebrity backdrops with artificial light lagerfeld particularly liked to reinterpret works by well known painters here he was inspired by the american artist edward hopper for 25 years published i'd care hard dives all exclusively printed all

we knew that it would be called the iphone 11 with a big camera lens. as soon as we get pricing strategies i will bring that to you, that is what we are waiting for. in the meantime, amanda, i wanted to talk about the apple tv plus, sending shares higher with shares of competitors, disney, roku, netflix, lower. coming out now, it is confirmed, $4.99 on the pricing strategy. that is aggressive considering it's lower than their competitors. more importantly, content wise they will tie it in further with an actual device, tim cook coming out to say that if you purchase a device from here on out, you will get tv plus for

it does a disservice to americans thinking our lens is about an islamic lens and first and foremost onlying with that theme, this another story in the news. the women's march announced to board members, one in particular has some frightening statements. this woman writes that there is basically no deference twin the u.s. military and terrorists. here she is in 2017 saying the u.s. military, isis or died. i believe all of them are comparably evil. and last year she wrote that the israeli army is committing war crimes. this is who they want to represent them? in the women's march? >> it shows you who's driving the boat at the women's march. they went from linda sars sorks ur. the leadership of our community looks at our military not as the most of moral fighting force or our allies, but a force for isis. the head of cair said the same thing. they digd their heels in and double down. they are run can the women's march because the head of it is basically gas lighting america into thinking it's not about patriotism and unifying the country or women's rights. it's about keeping us on t defense

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earlier we had water on the lens. looks like there's a break. >> that's going to be off and on throughout the morning. we're seeing things clearing out in san francisco. at times we're going to see the rain coming down, mostly some light rain. it will make the roads quite slippery in spots. freemont at 880, we're seeing lane on the camera lens. in san jose light rain moving through. you might need to leave a little earlier. we've been tracking spotty showers. the afternoon will clear up. we'll get a look at that coming up in a few minutes. >>> breaking news right now in san jose. there was a deadly overnight shooting. investigators are still on the scene along allen rock. first responders were on the scene, but couldn't save the victim. police not giving information about the victor whether they have any other leads. >> we're still working to learn the identity of a person found dead during a chaotic fire at a san jose adult entertainment store. last night authorities say a man possibly entered that store and started

no, i am not whipping up that story, i am quoting len mccluskey!ving towards a more unified position on brexit than we have had for some time. jeremy is now saying that a people's vote is at the heart of our policy officer, it seems to me that we are moving closer together. i think, and you will be at this co nfe re nce think, and you will be at this conference for the next few days and you will see it, conference and shadow cabinet members want to unite behind jeremy corbyn, because we know that in months, maybe even weeks, we will be in a general election. a snap election perhaps in a matter of weeks, you have talked about people whipping up labour split stories, does it help, let me talk about you, does it help, in this kind of atmosphere, when it comes to labour splits, for you to vote to abolish the deputy leader of the labour pa rty‘s vote to abolish the deputy leader of the labour party's post on the eve of your party conference? was that a goodidea? of your party conference? was that a good idea? i think you will find i've voted to have a d

>> you saw the rain on our camera lens. over here you see the same.his is freemont 880. 880 is where i'm sending you. be careful because80 is completely shut down. 680 coming up hampers your commute. the fuel tanker spilling fuel

mary rose simpson found a festival in ireland and she was trying to figure out whose frame that lens belonged to you. is that you cinderella? >> i think i found your glass. >> david turns around with a huge smile and a handsome grin, oh my gosh. is this a love connection? is this a story to come to life? >> oh, no. >> it wasn't his lens. >> maybe there's another woman in the crowd walking around. >> but what about the person who -- >> lost that one. >> -- yeah. >> two cinderella stories out there. >> none of them will have a happy ending right this moment. >> i wanted them to go on a date. >> who's to say they didn't? >>> you know what i love about "right this minute," our viewers can go to rightthisminute.com and upload videos that are going to go viral like this one. this is a video of susie with buddy, buddy's been away from home about 24 hours. >> 24 years did you say? >> 24 hours. but here's the important thing you should know. gina took the video, said susie was walking with buddy when fireworks went off, he ran in the road after he got scared, and got hit by a car and took off

reporting live in portola valley, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> and h.u.d. secretary ben carson dropped in on san francisco today to tour a new affordable housing development. carson is now leading a federal push to intervene in california's homeless crisis. but he says the solutions lie in private-public partnerships, not more federal spending. >> phil, with the president and ben carson both in town, they're addressing one of the bay area's biggest problems. where were the city leaders today? >> about as far away as they could get. although the mayor in san francisco did lend a hand behind ththe weekend that mayor breed first heard housing secretary ben carson was planning on making a cameo 't g ofcialonfirmatiowe out the visit tting up the secretary's meeting with local housing tenantace the bridge housing, carson never extended an invitation for mayor breed to join him. he did stop and speak with reporters about the housing crisis. >> well, there's no question that the local policies drive these kind of issues. in san francisco, a single individual can pr

to look tend not to try at these kinds of events through a conspiratorial lens. i think this was not done by the religious establishment. it is true that there are those who are resisting the social changes the crown prince is engineering. i think he had a policy of trying to coerce dissidents into coming back. he said he did not give the order. what is interesting -- host: he said it did come under his watch. guest: in this interview, he said it came under his watch, therefore he was responsible. it would be good if he were more explicit in terms of saying, if i did not give the orders, he should've of said my orders were not clear enough. i replaced the people. i changed the policy. i have overhauled this. we have learned a lesson. it would be good to see him come out and say that. i think it is positive that he said it happened on my watch, and i am responsible. it is difficult i think for the rest of the world to accept that things are really going to change unless they see that assumption of responsibility, unless they see greater transparency with the trial

i've been a photographer for 25 years with my lens focused on well. i notice that no matter how much people how. they still want more. it's never enough capital is cash sex you lifestyle and obsessive addiction. lauren greenfield takes us on a trip to the excesses of turbo capitalism. welcome to an empire of global madness the world of super egos silky performers brand models the rich and the celebrity want to be i really try to show people the humanity i try not to be judged mental i try to create a safe space where they can tell their stories and that i try to represent their stories true to what i've seen. sometimes disturbing sometimes grotesque and almost obscene the 150 photos in the exhibition tread a thin line between the dream and the nightmare of the endless desire for money power and luxury. 52 year old lauren greenfield has known this generation well for a long time she grew up in los angeles encountering it for the 1st time in high school. i think the thing that i'm usual about my perspective are kind of in a way counterintuitive is that

soledad: the mandrill is looking at itself in your lens and has his hands over his mouth.t a bushmeat market in equatorial guinea. the animal is chained to an old rusty car and liable to be made in stew that night. and so we brought black velvet along and made him immortal. he's probably seeing himself for the very first time in the reflection of my lens filter. so that's what you're seeing there. soledad: such a beautiful, beautiful photo. you are now well into your second decade of this project with heading to 10,000 animals photographed. when do you think you'll be done? when does the project end? joel: well, there are between 12,000 and 15,000 species in human care globally. we're nearing 10,000 after 13 years. so another 10 years. we have to go farther to get fewer but to get those last 2000 from home another 10, 15 years, i think. and then that'll be about it. i hope. soledad: the book is beautiful. it's called "the photo ark vanishing: the world's most vulnerable animals." go to natgeo.com and take that save together pledge. thank you, joel. appreciate it. joel: tha

i view all of this through the lens of a prosecutorial lens. you will have seen i have not been out there much on the subject. it is not because -- it is not my nature. i want to look at the facts and see what is there. i do not have the luxury i have when i was a prosecutor to do the investigation myself and work with law enforcement and local police. there were cases that i worked on and go look at the facts and talk to people. in this case, look at what we have in terms of allegations in we form of hearsay, which recognize the document was presented with hearsay. now, we go and find people who have a direct argument. ok, i saw this, and find and talk to the witnesses. we saw that the president compliant and -- he offered and put forward the transcript. so we have looked at the transcript. is the extenterns to which this sort of pre-baked by virtue of putting out something with hearsay. and then making a decision to go full steam ahead on an inquiry rather than the oversight committee, and as many know, i have broken with my party and the pre

i view all of this through the lens of a prosecutorial lens. you will have seen i have not been out there much on the subject. it is not because -- it is not my nature. i want to look at the facts and see what is there. i do not have the luxury i have when i was a prosecutor to do the investigation myself and work with law enforcement and local police. there were cases that i worked on and go look at the facts and talk to people. in this case, look at what we have in terms of allegations in we form of hearsay, which recognize the document was presented with hearsay. now, we go and find people who have a direct argument. ok, i saw this, and find and talk to the witnesses. we saw that the president compliant and -- he offered and put forward the transcript. so we have looked at the transcript. is the extenterns to which this sort of pre-baked by virtue of putting out something with hearsay. and then making a decision to go full steam ahead on an inquiry rather than the oversight committee, and as many know, i have broken with my party and the pre

you see oakland, san francisco and freemont water droplets on the lens. san francisco with a word of warning. >> reporter: to be honest, it just starting pouring a couple minutes ago. here in san francisco it's been off and on, heavy mist and now it's starting to rain. take a look behind me. traffic is getting heavier heading into the city. the heaviest part of the rain is expected between 8:00 and 10:00. remember to slow down. we've had thick fog and heavy mist out here in san francisco. you can see drivers hitting wet spots on highway 280 this morning. it smells fresh out here and the roads look cleaner. oil sitting on the surface of the roads causing dangerous conditions. be sure to allow extra space between vehicles. drivers this morning didn't seem to mind the rain. >> we need it, right? >> reporter: make sure you turn that cruise control off. it could cause your car to speed up if you hydroplane on the slick roads. make sure you check your windshield wipers especially before the heavier rain gets started this an. reporting live in san francisco. >>

then len shows and manages the farming co-operative here had pones dug in some of the fields much to the astonishment of some neighbors in the village. we simply have a responsibility not only to produce food but also to conserve nature for coming generations and to give nature the opportunity to develop with us is it. because you have farming plus nature conservation always involves compromise with small bio tapes emerged once he had created the right starting conditions. the pun soon filled with groundwater. all kinds of plants began to grow and animals to settle. meanwhile a large scale farming operation continues around the z. deal expands the co-operative is a joint effort by a number of farmers who together 3400 hectares of land that's the equivalent of about 5000 people pitches large combine to harvesting lupin's which grow well on northern germany standy soil they don't need much fertilizer thanks to the nitrogen fixing bacteria in their root nodules. lupin's are rich in protein and make excellent fodder for cattle and they're a sustainable alternative to imported soy or the

kpix 5 len ramirez is in the south bay with a few dos and don'ts. >> health officials say preparing for quality emergencies does not mean going out to the hardware store and buying paper masks like this. they say wearing one of these during an event like that could actually do more harm than good. >> reporter: a hazy day over san jose and you can still see the blue skies. but remember last year when all you could see was the gray soot from the campfire? >> it was terrible. you couldn't even see more than a half mile. i do a lot of hiking and it was hard to breathe. >> hard to breathe and it can happen again. >> unfortunately the wildfires and severity and cope of them have become something of a new normal for us in the bay area. >> reporter: bay area public health officials have come up with new guidelines for air quality emergencies. when smoke filled the bay, most people dawned masks or bandannas thinking they'd filter out the tiny smoke particles that can lodge deep into your lungs and lead to respiratory problems. the new thinking is that's wrong. >> they give people a false sense o

respond franks saw a country so different to his arm he had a nuanced gates of an outsider the lens of the way would travel on american society the study of the beat generation. before the rubs the right move there were other for those it wasn't up to the standard that the professionals would think would be a good photograph was. the c.e.o. gallery in berlin is now exhibiting robert frank on scene and anonymous and his photographs provoke the curiosity of the world that he sees his gaze a radical frankness unpolished spontaneous and sometimes even intrusive. thanks this was one of his favorite photographs. i think said i have in mind chose a black couple in a park in san francisco and they look at the photographer i've asked the viewer kind of shop and angry because he's taking a picture. of the exhibition also displays only unpublished photographs which he took in europe again we see the close look he takes of people in all walks of life with the enduring paris london he's telling the narrative with a visual language. later in life he also makes films and videos he's rolling stones to

len ramirez is there. >> reporter: what is alleged here is scary for california. according to the district attorney's office, it appears this is the case of someone flying in from out of state just to light wildfires here in california and it all happened during dangerous red flag conditions. the santa clara county district attorney charged 68-year-old freddie graham of lone jack, missouri, with 15 counts of arson including two counts of arson during a declared state of emergency. the fires burned 128 acres in rugged terrain in the hills east of milpitas. graham allegedly boarded a plane in missouri and flew across country, landing in san jose and setting fires the next day. >> flew into town on thursday into san jose, set the fires on friday and saturday and had plans to return to missouri. >> reporter: graham allegedly drove a car along the narrow winding roads between at 11 park and calaveras reservoir, starting fires as he went. >> they were set with a fire, setting paper on fire and throwing it out the window of the car. >> reporter: a witness who became susp

combine separate angles to take the best composite photo and the bottom lens takes a picture of howou really look and it's, like, oh, you nasty. the headlines, let's move on to the top story. ( cheers and applause ) since donald trump became president, there have been a few major policies that have defined his time in office -- immigration, trade tariffs and, of course, his push to add colonel sanders to the supreme court. ( laughter ) but there's another set of trump's policies that haven't likely gotten as much attention and it has to do with killing animals. >> the trump administration has lited an obama era ban on importing trophies from elephants killed in two african countries. >> the trump administration says it will issue a permit to a michigan to havey hunter to import the skin, and horns. >> the council has been replaced by mostly trophy hunters. >> we no the two trump sons were big game hunters, that they're fans to have the sport. >> trevor: donald trump has made it much easier for people to hunt endangered animals in africa, which i guess for him is a total win win, rig

len mccluskey is entitled to say what he says but my view is thatjeremy is arriving at a position which a people's vote at the heart of it and i believe everybody can unite behind that. do you think members of the shadow cabinet should stand aside if during the course of the election campaign they say they would back down to? what members of the shadow cabinet do as what members of the shadow cabinet doasa what members of the shadow cabinet do as a matter for the leader. you think the leader might be able to remove members of they don't toe the line? what members of the shadow 00:02:24,372 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 cabinet day will result from the comes to labour splits for you to vote to abolish the deputy leader of the labour pa rty‘s vote to abolish the deputy leader of the labour party's post on the eve of the conference? is that a good idea? what you will find is they voted to have a discussion. it is not an unreasonable thing to discuss the structures of the party when we are all together at the nec on the eve of conference. nobody was voting to abolish tom watson. we were voting t

world through the lens of the profitability of different services they sell and they don't make muchoney on video and so increasingly i think they are disinclined to try to stem the erosion. if customers want to play video and that's okay and let them leave video. let them deepen the relationship with him around broadband and sell them high quality broadband service. that is probably at least as good an outcome is trying to be all things to all people. satellite operators are in a much tougher position because they have a business other than video and overactivity and does not work it is a challenging feature as a number of people subscribe to traditional tv declines. there's a place for them to go. the world looks different from those two lenses and the real pressure, i think, and comcast has a foot in both camps is the media companies. media companies there is simply no good argument for how a decline in traditional distribution is good news for a media company. a few of them, disney in particular, may have a lifeboat in the form of a direct consumer strategy or if they sell enough

brexit is still the lens through which nearly every political conversation is taking place.se has a real determination to bring that to an end. that's why some people here in this conservative bubble are absolutely behind him. that's why some people in the conservative party are really unhappy and worried about his determination to get brexit done by halloween, whatever the cost is. but there's another aspect to the conservatives's joyce on one hand and problems on the other in terms of borisjohnson as a leader. some people love his style and personality, so what if he's been rattling the cages since he's been rattling the cages since he's been at number ten? but for other people he's been going too far. he may be ruthless but they may —— but that might tip into being reckless. there is chatter about his personal life that continues to dog him. here in manchester tonight there are allegations about something that happened in his personal life long ago, claims put forward that have been denied by number ten. so whatever your view of borisjohnson, he's still a leader that divi

of director of national intelligence on phone conversations between president ki and president ze lens of ukraine. the senate earlier by unanimous consent calling for the release of the report itself to their intelligence community ksh committee, and we expect the house will do the same with their resolution set to be taken up sometime tomorrow. and we are waiting to hear from republican leader kevin mccarthy. and we have votes coming up in the house in about 20 minutes or so. one member on the democratic side who has spoken more on the house floor than any other calling for an impeachment proceeding is al green. here's a statement: i am hopeful for the articles of impeachment, i welcome anyone on board. to texas, dana on the republican line. >> thank you for taking my call. when donald trump was going through all this commotion with mueller, adam schiff came on c thmbings n and said i have proof on donald trump. where is his proof? he can his mouth, he came out and made a statement, where is the man's proof? there is none. they keep saying they have proof on trump where is it? if they

let's see it through a patriotic lens and do what we need to do to make sure that the highest office in this planet, the president of the united states it's not acting in despicable behavior. >> some are arguing, how they convinced the cup public and how did democrats, this is the different moment. >> the truth will lead us there. when the allegations came out begins richard nixon, but is more more truth came out, for republicans of good conscience came forward and said enough. the party be damned. the political outcome might be be damned. but we are going to do what is right for america. we cannot have a nation where our president is running around using the power, his power at the power of the country and we instill that office, to violate our values to violate national security and pursue their own wealth and political advantage. that is so contrary to who we are. we'll stop that, is the corrupting moment in our entry. we should response with a united course of conviction. let us get to the truth and act accordingly. >> is this a game changer. >> i'm feeling confident there is now

you have triple lens in the back camera is key.s what cook will talk about tomorrow and talk about ai functionality around video which is going to be key as well as shatter resistant technology built into the hand set >> michelle, what about the argument that yeah, maybe tomorrow doesn't matter for iphone, that doesn't matter for the stock. this cycle only matters for four or five months then people look to 5g you would be foolish to sell off apple based on this cycle when you've got a big network upgrade coming in a year, right? >> i think that's correct. it will matter short term as long as it is not a mess you had iphone cuts past two years that negatively effected the stock. if they're better forecasting demand this year and that's generally in line, best sign they can hope for, that's more key for stock than short term versus whether it is a few million units higher or lower. >> why the hold? >> the hold is a fundamental -- iphone to me isn't a cat last this year, you have a long period before the 5g launch. until we know up t

get back to enforcing the constitution that our whoever becomes president should obey the ammonia lens clause and should conduct business with integrity and should not ridicule minorities or handicap people or aged or anyone else and we need to restore integrity and we need to restore a sense of service to all the people. >> voices from the campaign trail part of c-span's battleground states tour. ♪ >> campaign 2020 watch live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail and make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020. your unfiltered view of politics. >> live tuesday on c-span. >> for 40 years c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court in public policy events from washington dc and around the country. you can make up your own mind. credit by cable in 1979 c-span is brought to you by your local or cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> we like to welcome a new face to "the communicators". it's jerry mcnerney, democrat from california. a member of the energy and commerce co

brexit is still the lens through which every political conversation is taking place and borisjohnson to try to bring that to an end and that is why some people here in this conservative bubble are absolutely behind him but thatis bubble are absolutely behind him but that is also why some people are really unhappy with his determination to get brexit done by halloween whatever the cost. joys of one hand and bows on the other in terms of boris johnson one hand and bows on the other in terms of borisjohnson as a leader. some people love his style and so what if he has been rattling the cages but for other people in other party, he has been going too far. he might be restless but that could tip into being reckless and there are still chatter about what has happened in his personal life that continues to dog him. in manchester tonight, there are allegations about what happened in his personal life long ago, claims put forward then denied by number 10. whatever your view of borisjohnson, he is still a leader that divides even though this ought to be a gathering of the party faithful. and w

services or the view the world through the lens of the profitability of different services that theysell. they don't make money -- much money on video and so increasingly they are disinclined to try to stem the erosion. if customers want to leave video, then that's okay, let them leave video and deepen the relationship with them around broadband and some high-quality broadband service. that's probably at least as good an outcome as trying to be all things to all people. satellite operators on a much tougher position because they had no business of them video, and so for directv and dish network it is a very, very challenging future as a number of people subscribing to traditional tv decline. there's simply no place for them to go. but the world looks very different through those lenses. the real pressure, and comcast has a foot in both camps, is on the media companies. the media companies, there is simply no good argument for how a decline in traditional distribution is good news for a media company. a few of them, disney in particular, may have a lifeboat in the form of a direct to

one officer appeared to spray the lens of a camera crew as they we re the lens of a camera crew as theystay safe and go home —— film. thousands of miles away, on the other side of the atlantic, the action against climate change took a different form. a meeting at the united nations, among those invited, greta thunberg, the swedish schoolgirl who has become a symbol of environmental activism. millions of environmental activism. millions of people across the globe marched and demanded real climate action, especially young people. we showed that we are united and that we young people are unstoppable. the sentiment shared all around the world. here a demonstration in indonesia. climate change is a global problem and it will need a global problem and it will need a global solution. tim allman, bbc news. the bbc‘s nada tawfiq has been meeting activists at the un summit that tim mentioned in his report — and she gave us this update. the pacific island countries are the first was to be feeling the impacts of climate change and we needed to bring it out there to show the world of the realities o