cost of a possible in lisbon. and their recipe can be found on our website if you'd like to check it out now for the first time since its construction eight hundred eighty eight the world famous noisy hostel is being extensively restored all while it's still fully open to the public it's a logistical masterpiece because every day several thousand tourists from all over the world flock to the fairy tale castle of king looked like the second the renovations will cost around twenty one million euros and take about five years in total and only then will it be officially reopened in all its. scenic lookout offers a spectacular view. of scaffolding pownce a close one shine causeless facade of being refurbished it's the first renovation fucking of six council ever stone masons grind up in the joints in the walls they inspect and clean the limestone plates but visitors are still welcome but. you're constantly watched whatever you do and that's not always easy if you i'm for every five minutes like clockwork a guided tour

arriving in lisbon, there was a sense that this is an arsenal side going places. one of the game's great entertainers. their everyday covered famous flamboyant football delayed en route. it took until the second half for it to finally appear, but even then something was missing. plm ikegami anger among the many struggling to find his way to go. when it arrives, it was most welcome and well deserved. danny welbeck showing the fans what they came to see. for chelsea, they were not going anywhere, nor be aired with us where they can be made to wait. ruben loftus—cheek took less than two minutes to the scoring. his second ever just two minutes to the scoring. his second everjust moments later. a su btle second everjust moments later. a subtle touch, and has side with the simplest of stats. even without it eden hazard, there was plenty to smile about. perhaps the only surprise was how long it took to school again. ruben loftus—cheek had to wait until the second half, but is hat—trick goal haps the best of the night. chelsea, like arsenal with the wins from three. few e

the fish the meats creates all this interface and apartments did in lisbon one hundred years ago. even the weekly menu is printed with a press that dates back to the one nine hundred twenty s. . my dish is really much connection connected with the ambience of the restaurant where people can really enjoy. a more than approach to traditional cuisine and they can feel really that they're at home today he's going to cook a dish for you or max based on an old recipe he buys his spectacles and herbes from his friend angelo russia who set up the first organic supermarket in lisbon back in the one nine hundred seventy s. and sells many locally grown specialties like this. wild cabbage the whole real world and this one's they come from a little far north we think in the wintertime. you can eat it with fish or with meat it's really something we all know ron use main course dish comprises slow cooked sheiks with braised cabbage and root vegetables the meat is particularly flavorful because the iberian pigs that it comes from are fed exclusively on a cones and root so here we have the porch c

from lisbon, alison roberts reports. of hurricane—force winds left a path of 00:12:47,1000 --> 00:12:. been on red alert, and people warned not to leave their homes. portugal, arrived late on saturday. but still packed plenty of punch. translation: the wind broke the windows and came in. in areas protected by walls, to prevent more serious situation. to leave their homes. people were without electricity. flights were cancelled or diverted. the flight was diverted to spain. brought high winds, with gusts of up to 100km/h. alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon. are returning to life. they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and then... .. and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc news. khashoggi. alive entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. with his uk counterpart. it

from lisbon alison roberts reports.ane—force winds left a path of destruction. 13 out of the country's 18 mainland districts had been on red alert, and people warned not to leave their homes. hurricane leslie, the first ever to hit portugal, arrived late on saturday. 0n making landfall it weakened to a tropical storm, but still packed plenty of punch. translation: the wind broke the windows and came in. i told my staff and clients to hide in the bathrooms on the kitchen, in areas protected by walls, to prevent more serious situation. in central portugal, 61 people were forced to leave their homes. there, and further north, more than 300,000 people were without electricity. at lisbon and porto airports dozens of flights were cancelled or diverted. translation: i came to get my son, who was arriving from poland, and should be arriving at midnight, but because of the bad weather the flight was diverted to spain. across the border in spain, leslie also brought high winds, with gusts of up to 100km/h. alison roberts, bbc new

alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon.ears old, so why is napoleon's barge back on the move? parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20lb bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and then... bells toll ..bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue, and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the uk, france and germany have issued a rare joint statement calling for a

alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon.on prescription fraud in england that costs the taxpayer millions of pounds every year. some people falsely or wrongly claim free prescriptions and also some rogue pharmacists and dentists falsify claims. but new technology could mean fake claims are easily identified, as richard galpin reports. every year, nhs england loses more than £250 million as a result of prescription fraud. people either deliberately or by mistake claiming they're eligible for free prescriptions. but not for much longer if the government crackdown is successful. the campaign's been launched today by the health secretary matt hancock. he's claiming the nhs will no longer be an easy target. those who steal from it, he says, will face the consequences. it's unbelievable that people should defraud a national institution like the nhs, but it does happen and some of it is deliberate so we are going to halve prescription fraud over the next five years, saving £300 million. and technology is a big part of the solution.

alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon.ls for unity — after the former brexit secretary david davis says cabinet ministers should rebel against theresa may's brexit plan. britain and the us consider boycotting a major investment conference in saudi arabia following the disappearance of saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. nhs england plans to crack down on people who wrongly claim free prescriptions. bavaria in southern germany is holding a regional election. chancellor merkel‘s regional allies the csu are expected to lose their absolute majority, while the smaller parties including the greens and the far—right afd are expected to make gains. the csu could be forced into a regional coalition in bavaria — a setback that could further complicate the chancellor's federal government. jenny hill has more. angela merkel will be keeping a close eye on bavaria. that's because her sister party, the bavarian version of her conservatives, is expected to take a humiliating hammering at the ballot box. for decades, the csu has reigned sup

from lisbon, alison roberts reports.rce winds left a path of destruction. 13 out of the country's 18 mainland districts had been on red alert, and people warned not to leave their homes. hurricane leslie, the first ever to hit portugal, arrived late on saturday. on making landfall it weakened to a tropical storm, but still packed plenty of punch. translation: the wind broke the windows and came in. i told my staff and clients to hide in the bathrooms, in the kitchen, in areas protected by walls, to prevent more serious situation. in central portugal, 61 people were forced to leave their homes. there, and further north, more than 300,000 people were without electricity. at lisbon and porto airports dozens of flights were cancelled or diverted. translation: i came to get my son, who was arriving from poland, and should be arriving at midnight, but because of the bad weather the flight was diverted to spain. across the border in spain, leslie also brought high winds, with gusts of up to 100km/h. alison roberts, bbc news, li

alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon.h and social care secretary matt hancock called for unity after the former secretary criticised the brexit plan. the disappearance of the journalist jamal khashoggi. a crackdown on people who wrongly claimed three description is. in sport, on the opening weekend of the european champion's cup, a superb performance from cardiff blues gives them a season—opening victory against lyon. novak talk that goes back to the top of the world tennis rankings, winning the shanghai masters, his 18th matchwinner in a row. manchester city women hit seven past west ham in the ws oh. i will have more sport for you in an hour. bavaria in southern germany is holding a regional election. chancellor merkel‘s regional allies the csu are expected to lose their absolute majority, while the smaller parties including the greens and the far—right afd are expected to make gains. the csu could be forced into a regional coalition in bavaria — a setback that could further complicate the chancellor's federal governmen

arsenal top of their group with a win at sporting lisbon.hat loftus—cheek patrick made at free one chelsea. ratios are's to have a perfect group —— record in group l. and rangers to their group and level on points with villareal. between 19 tour de france is the be the highest in history according to the highest in history according to the organisers after they reveal the root for the race today will include a record 30 mountain passes and five at summit finishes. brussels is the grounded par on july six at summit finishes. brussels is the grounded par onjuly six and a runnerfor the grueling grounded par onjuly six and a runner for the grueling final week to finish it more than 2000 feet in the pyrenees. then two more at the altitude in the apps and the final ride into paris on the 28th. garrett, sydney champion after winning his first tour this year. christopher and goes for a fifth title. galli was that he is out of the wt a finals as when it is only limited through to the semifinals in singapore with a battling three set victory. wozniack

danny welbeck scored the only goal of the game as they won at sporting lisbon in group e.competitions for unai emery‘s side. we want to continue winning and we wa nt we want to continue winning and we want also to continue improving things. each match for us is a big opportunity for every player to show us opportunity for every player to show us and to take responsibility and the personality and play like we want. and we need 11 players. in this composition, we want to do something important. uefa have threatened to stage a walk out at the fifa council meeting in the rwandan capital kigali on friday if the world governing body pushes for a vote on a new club world cup and nations league. fifa boss gianni infantino will explain his plans for a new and expanded club world cup to be held every year and featuring some of the premier league and europe's top clubs. but uefa are angry over what they perceive as "emotional blackmail" to agree to the proposals. the 2019 tour de france is set to be the highest in history. that's according to the race organisers who revealed next yea

a big ask ahead of them in lisbon as they do not have the best record.have not won in portugal in their last five games there. both teams currently sitting two wins from two saw a crucial victory tonight. arsenal have made six changes from the team that beat leicester. no 0sil. aaron ramsey with the captain's armband. it has been like walking football so far, 0-0, been like walking football so far, 0—0, and a few empty seats because portugal offers hours do not end until 7pm. no portugal offers hours do not end until7pm. no goals in portugal offers hours do not end until 7pm. no goals in the arsenal game but two in the celtic game already. celtic have a bit of a battle on their hands. they need to avoid defeat. that is what they had to remember going into this game. they need to pick up at least one game. so far, leipzig have gone 2—0 up. their lead was doubled in the 34th minute in the first half. just a few minutes ago. tricky for celtic but one person in that audience at leipzig who did not expect to be going. we saw this on social media. thousands of

it slammed just north of lisbon bringing very bad weather and damaging winds.crossing the uk as well. the rain has been falling across western parts of the country. tonight it will be more confined to south eastern areas. that weather front, a definite back edge, so the clear weather has been moving into northern ireland, western parts of scotla nd northern ireland, western parts of scotland as well. across the rest of the country it is still pretty cloudy and damp. you can see the track of the rain coming out of the south through the midlands, into yorkshire, and it looks as if it is starting to peter out. by 4pm the rain is out of the way for in most areas but it looks as though it could stall for a time and return to some south eastern areas, possibly the midlands as well, but further north and west it is looking clear and chilly. tomorrow, again pretty cloudy and damp. again that old weather front which refuses to clean away. it is going to be warm and wet, 17 in london. towards the north, fresher conditions, 1a. at least you have the sunshine. where we had

him as i got the idea for a sardine bar while on holiday in lisbon portugal. there aren't many tables so if you're interested you best book in advance. you know now to the district of. things here are a bit more colorful than in many other parts of the city walls pose an opportunity for all it is still a trip there a shop selling handmade clothes and accessories and a textile shop called cold cuts if it has ever been i'm a vegetarian so it was quite a humorous thing to do. seem to have captured people's imaginations it also fits in with the site because things appear to be one thing. in fact quite another. piece in the district of horn should homes in is a great place to relax and many would no doubt love to live in this bungalow at least it's open to the public it was the last place bauhaus architect to be found the hole it designed in germany. neighboring district of vice in the sea is rich in natural beauty spot it takes its name from a lake that's popular for bathing it's a world away from city life though not very far from the city center. and that's just

there is an alternative, but if you look at the crisis over the lisbon treaty in ireland, a number ofes that prevented the irish people allowing the treaty to be ratified, there were three big issues. there was the taxation neutrality and the social provisions of the irish constitution. at that time, we sat down with our partners in brussels, we negotiated a series of decorations to say that these issues were not in any way touched by the treaty and that became a protocol. you could address the concerns of reasonable unionist people in the north of island by making it clear to them that there is absolutely nothing that is on the table or that is in contemplation thatis table or that is in contemplation that is in any way threatening the position of northern ireland in the united kingdom. you could actually convert that into a protocol and you could attach it to existing treaties orto could attach it to existing treaties or to the withdrawal agreement. basically, what has been happening and who would have thought that the northern ireland position would be the ultimate blockage going f

arriving in lisbon, there was a sense that arsenal, too, are a side going places.mething was missing. aubameyang amongst the many struggling to find his way to goal. when it did arrive, it was both welcome and well—deserved. danny welbeck with the moment those fans travelled to see. functional, rather than flashy, but a trip well worth it. few expected any fireworks from celtic. indeed, this was about as bright as it got against rb leipzig. two first—half goals from the german side coming in quick succession. brendan rodgers' plans of taking his side much further in this competition in danger of being cancelled altogether. much more to sing about for rivals rangers, although the song could and probably should have sounded much sweeter had they the goal had they got the goal their dominance deserved against spartak moscow. a point, though, keeps up their unbeaten run. their european journey, it seems, has plenty further to travel. adam wild, bbc news. kyle edmund's winning run has come to an end. the british number one claimed his first tour title in belgium last we

meanwhile, arsenal won at sporting lisbon — that's now 11 wins in a row in all competitions for unaih match for us is an opportunity for every player to show us opportunity for every player to show us and to take their personality and the way we win and we need every player. in this competition we want to do something important. and defending champion caroline wozniacki is out of the wta finals. she lost to elena svitolina who's now through to the semi—finals in singapore after winning in 3 sets. the ukranian joins karolina pliskova in the last four. now surfing on a board is difficult enough but how would you fancy trying it on a table? well, american austin keen has made it look incredibly easy. he flipped over a coffee table and turned it into a wakeboard, showing some pretty impressive skills! he then auctioned the table for charity, raising nearly $900. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me azi farni, goodbye. a climber known as the ‘french spiderman‘ has been arrested after scaling one of london's tallest buildings. police cor

for a long time the portuguese city of fourth all had been sleeping in the shadow of the capital lisbon but things have changed the property boom in portugal has reached the port city too and revitalized the construction sector which is one of the country's biggest employers foreign investors are snapping bargains locals fear rising rents. shows us how her street is changing. one house after the other is being renovated from the ground up all for the benefit of tourists and the house it was born in was sold five times and now it belongs to chinese people. chinese brazilians french porto is extremely popular with tourists one point six million people visited last year from many foreigners point of view it's not only the coffee that's cheap the houses and apartments are affordable to demand from abroad is rising with big consequences according to economists carlos obvious. but if we compare the prices today with those of twenty thirteen that was the worst point of the crisis we see price increases in porto of more than forty two percent. forty two percent in five years porto seems a reall

and we are working closely with the city government, in barcelona, lisbon and florence, we have beenlaces like tokyo and dubai, they are gearing up to 2020 and the olympics ina gearing up to 2020 and the olympics in a couple of years' time to see how they can host the influx of travellers without building new hotels in the city. so, we think this is a sustainable way for those shorter spikes of trouble way you can open up accommodation instead of building into the city. watch this space—x thank you. here is how to be in touch. stay up—to—date with all of today's business news as it happens on the bbc‘s business live page, there is insight and analysis from our editors across the globe. we wa nt editors across the globe. we want to hear from you. get involved on the bbc‘s business live web page. 0n live web page. on twitter we are at bbc business and you can find us on facebook at bbc money. what you need to know and when you need to know. we will talk about your comments in a moment. but first, some live footage from madrid. this is taxi drivers outside of the spanish parliament righ

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well then seven hundred firefighters in portugal are battling a forest fire near the cops lisbon police say it started overnight in the national park is forty seven people have been told to leave the area wildfires routinely black and large parts of forest every year in portugal last year one hundred and six people were killed in what was the deadliest season on record still ahead here on al-jazeera began keys gary sanchez says the monster mash at fenway park details coming up with cool. it was the world's most wanted underworld banker. until a year long i do cover operation finally took him down. what do you suppose inside the billion dollar book and how does it. i mean this is different whether someone is going for someone who's very rich but that's not a weenie trick i think it's how you approach an individual and that's what it is a certain way of doing it you can't just. store in the eye out. she's seventy years old she's a hard worker she's cool and dad is the best friend. to get mad they want to make their dreams come true. viewfinder kicks off its asian series with china's littl

table between two of the country's biggest rivals not too many empty seats at the stadium of light in lisbon as benfica hosted porto benfica runners up to the visitors last season but they got the bragging rights here set out of it scoring just past the hour mark one nil is how it stayed and fi could go top ahead of sporting progress on goal difference porto meanwhile stay third. there's a three way tie at the top of the english premier league after manchester city missed a penalty and a goal is draw at liverpool city on liverpool have been joined at the top by chelsea who are a big win at southampton also a big victory for arsenal they beat fullam five one. last year was moved up to third in the italian saria the romans were hosting fiorentina who are pushing to go second behind leaned leaders event says but see no mobile a put paid to that one though a final score lots are still nine points behind you've either. khana mcgregor says he wants a rematch after losing to come. in a dramatic night in the u.f.c. could be stripped of the light white title after causing a mass brawl immediately aft

elsewhere, sporting lisbon host arsenal and milan play real betis.ue this season. the catalans star player and captain was watching in the stands with his fractured right arm in a sling as his side beat inter milan 2—0 at camp nou. his replacement rafinha scored the opener after half an hour, whilejordi alba added a late second. victory all but secures barca‘s place in the last 16. borussia dortmund also have one foot in the door of the knockout stages. they made it three from three in group a, beating atletico madrid 4—0, while liverpool are the new leaders in group c — courtesy of their 4—0 thrashing of red star belgrade and paris saint germain‘s late equaliser against napoli. kashima antlers are through to their first asian champions league final after an incredible match in south korea. the] league side came from behind to beat suwon bluewings 6—5 on aggregate, and will now face iranian side persepolis in next month‘s final. angelique kerber has claimed her first victory at the season—ending wta tour finals in singapore. the wimbledon champion wa

table between two of the country's biggest rivals not too many empty seats at the stadium of light in lisbon as benfica hosted porto benfica runners up to the visitors last season but they've got the bragging rights here harry silver surfer it scoring just past the hour mark one though is how it stayed ben think you go top head of sporting braga on goal difference porto state third. there's a three way tie at the top of the english premier league after manchester city missed a penalty and a goal of straw at liverpool city on liverpool have been joined at the top by chelsea who had a big win at southampton also a big victory for arsenal they beat fullam five one. last year we've moved up to third in the italian saria the romans are hosting fiorentina who are pushing to go second behind leaned leaders event says but see no mobile a put paid to that one though a final score lots are still nine points behind you've either. khana mcgregor says he wants a rematch after losing to come. in a dramatic night in the u.f.c. could be stripped of the lightweight title after causing a mass brawl immediatel

thank you and you can catch the plan at the lisbon film festival dock lebeau on the twenty seventh of october after the break what you going to do when the world's on fire from knife crime to grenfell to stop and search cattle we learned about institutional u.k. prejudice from the usa all the support that we have about doing going underground. you know world a big part of the movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. backs kaiser's financial survival bill they say money the balance the. budget is it this is a central plank support diagram is kind of problem right now so stop the bad. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the us has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global weal

they're in lisbon to play sporting in the europa league.evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. the retail billionaire sir philip green has been named in parliament as the businessman behind an injunction against the daily telegraph, stopping it from publishing allegations about him. the owner of top shop was named by the former cabinet minister, lord hain. he said he had been contacted by someone "intimately involved" in the case and felt it was his duty to use parliamentary privilege to reveal mr green's identity, defying the injunction from the court of appeal. our business editor simonjack reports. retail tycoon, fashion billionaire, friend to the rich and famous, sir philip green was this afternoon named as the mystery businessman who took out a gagging order to prevent the media reporting claims he bullied and sexually harassed employees. an ex—minister used powers reserved for parliamentarians to say what they like without fear of being sued. i feel it's my duty under parliamentary privilege to name philip green as the individua

story which starts with a very simple idea so it's wrong thank you and you can catch the plan at the lisbon film festival dock lebeau on the twenty seventh of october after the break what you going to do when the world's on fire from knife crime to grenfell to stop and search how do we learn about institutional u.k. prejudice from the usa all the support going up about to going underground. definitely on the deep dollar ization camp they are warning goal they're building a goal see play two d. dollar rise they are looking for the dollar. trade significantly and. welcome back to turn on the t.v. sets in any major nation and you'll likely see condemnation of trump's usa based on identity politics tension but if we ignore the breathless near liberals maybe we can hear that the rot set in long ago and londoners just like the people of louisiana depicted in a new documentary recognize may. stories of different life and death outcomes of the determined by class and color we went to the mayfair otel in london to talk to one of the stars of what you're going to do when the world's on fire judy hill

they expanded the pilot program to rome and lisbon. it will allow people to redeem marriott points at more than 300 different homes. >> amazon makes t bige delivery. this one for its employees. heat's next foriant after raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour? >>> plus, the story that may have you thinking twice about allowing your dog to lick yo face. and some caps coverage, too. so stay with us. >>> and we continue to track searre weather in of pennsylvania. look at all this lightning. a potentily historic, dangerous weather situation unfolding in parts of pesylvania. nnso >>> the caps raising the stanley cup. >> they went thee distance cou of believe it? tomorrow it will be raised again. the cams opening a brand new season tomorrow. now for captain alex ovechkin, it has been quite a busy off-season. >> you say four months. >> so quick. this summer, this is one they foll never et. the celebration starts with winning the stanley cup in june. then on 8/8/18, the great 8 welcomed his first son name after his first brother. they received

he hit the winner at sporting lisbon in the europa league.1 win over bate borisov. chelsea also top their group at the halfway stage. not so rosey for the scottish champions celtic. they lost 2—0 to rb leipzig in a blow to their qualification chances. they look likely to need a win when the germans visit glasgow in two weeks time. and steven gerrard's rangers are still unbeaten in the europa league. they shared a goalless draw with spartak moscow at ibrox to stay level at the top of their group. that's all the sport for now. the businessman sir philip green has been named as the man accused of sexual and racial harrassment by the telegraph newspaper. there's a court injunction, banning his identification, but that doesn't apply in parliament and yesterday his identity was revealed in the house of lords. i feel it is my duty under parliamentary privilege to name philip green as the individual in question, given that the media have been subject to an injunction preventing publication of the full details of a story, which is clearly in the publi

it will be 11 winds later if they beat lisbon in the you will believe. league, but in reaching the last four arsenal actually made almost £38 million. an amount of money not to be sniffed at. and the game is considered a significant one. one of the early kick offs... as are celtic who are in germany to play rb leipzig. chelsea will be without eden hazard for their match against bate borisov. .. he's got a back injury. while rangers take on spartak moscow later as well. england have moved up to 5th in the latest football world rankings — their highest position for five years. gareth southgate's team have made a good start to the nations league... including victory over spain last time out. wales move up a place to 18th while northern ireland drop down to 34th scotland are 40th with belgium top of the rankings. england's matthew fitzpatrick and tommy fleetwood are in the mix after the first round of the world golf championships event in shanghai. american patrick reed leads the way but fitzpatrick is only three shots back on five under par. nd european ryd

they described conditions here as being worse than in mumbai, india and even lisbon, africa. >> this is damning in the sense that, oakland could have called this issue a long time ago. if they would have justified additional sources, if they were open to look at alternative housing solutions, we could install the homeless -- we could have stalled the homeless crisis or put a big dent in it. >> reporter: the four groups filed their own solutions report conditioned by the uc berkeley school of public policy. the highlighted problems faced by the homeless. >> here in oakland and san francisco, homeless folks are criminalized. they are not provided with services. they are given citations. properties are stolen. >> reporter: this father of three spoke to the hardships for the formerly incarcerated. >> at one point in time, i spent a year living in my uncle's house and a one bedroom shack with 10 other adults sprawled out over the floor. >> reporter: both mayors london breeding and libby schaaf have made helping the homeless a top priority. oakland launched a $9 million initiative called,

pierre—emerick aubameyang will start up front for arsenal tonight in their europa league tie at sporting lisboning on as a sub in theirwin against leicester on monday. there are five other changes made by unai emery including a return for aaron ramsey, who's been named captain. brendan rodgers has urged his celtic side to show confidence as they prepare to face rb leipzig in the europa league. celtic are missing a number of players through injuries and suspension including midfielder scott brown and striker leigh griffiths. but rodgers believes they can challenge in germany. for me it is really about going and performing and taking that confidence to go and play and not be frightened to make the mistakes. liang against a very good team, one of the top teams here in germany. we still have to come and sure our way and our method of play and when we can do that we know we have players that can cause problems, so that is what is important for us. to perform well and then look at getting the results from that. former arsenal and manchester united striker robin van persie says he'll retire at the end

action, and what a night for arsenal in portugal, because unai emery‘s side have beaten sporting lisbon, danny welbeck got the winner 13 minutes from time to extend their winning run to 11 games, the first time arsenal have done that since the 2007/8 season under arsene wenger. arsenal stay top of group e with nine points out. not such a good night for celtic. they were beaten 2—0 at german side rb leipzing. santos carneiro da cunha put them ahead with just over half an hour played. brendan rodgers' side are 3rd in their group with just 3 points from 3 games and a huge uphill task to qualify for the knockout stage. chelsea kicked off at 8pm against belarussian side bate borisov, the perfect start for them at stamford bridge. they look to make it three out of three in the europa league. ruben loftus—cheek put maurico sarri's side ahead in the second minute, and he's on a hat—trick after sidefooting in a second just six minutes later. and steven gerrard's rangers, also group leaders, under way at home to spartak moscow. still goalless at ibrox. cycling. the 2019 tour de france is set to b

until they were satisfied, even the french people in their first referendum, they refused the lisbony agree. so why not give britain what they always wanted, more flexibility for immigration and a few other mark autonomous areas? by the way, many other european countries want the same kind of flexibility. so things have changed, and let the british decide on what the change situation. very interesting to talk to, thank you so much for your time today. you're welcome. let's take you over to westminster where can speak to former northern ireland secretary the conservative mp theresa villiers. thank you very much for coming in, i hope that you heard the contributions there, suggesting that if proper concessions could be made in the areas of immigration and the places where people have expressed concern, this could still be avoided, the whole brexit process. do you think it is completely unrealistic? i would not agree with the solution put forward by the previous speaker, we should honour the result of the referendum. the people voted, and i think it would be damaging to confidence in de

neil: question the timing of a lisbon warns the innate test showing some native american in her blood back to generations but the president hopes she is still considering running in 2020. take a look. [inaudible]. president trump: i hope that she is running. i do not think she would be difficult at all. she will destroy the country. she will turn our country into venezuela. i don't want to say bad things about her because i hope she wanted people that would get through the process. it will be a long process. neil: let's get a read of that with kaitlyn owens. what do you think? on the timing of senator warren getting this out and i found that fascinating. >> it seems that she has released the dna test result well before the democratic primaries are getting underway and of course you know while everyone is positioning themselves are now. she seems to have wanted to get out in front of the storyline and president trump has made a big deal about her claims she has native american heritage. neil: i've not read the full report on this but it goes back some generation but she can argue that

nikki haley got a laugh from her comment at dinner that she was invited as an indian american because lisbonar and failed her dna test. stuart: aren't you giving your opponents ammunition here? i mean, the dob criticizes the democrats the competition and now the president goes up a conversation with a reporter. >> plenty of examples of aside were there giving joking with one another or giving each other a hard time. turn on the late-night shows and see what it said about president trump if you think the coverage is there about who is making fun of you. stuart: back to you in a second hold on one moment. let's turn to china big news today that reporting their weakest growth rate in nearly a decade joining us now an old friend of mine will call him a veteran market watcher, i hope he doesn't mind, james a water and back on varney and probably. >> my pleasure. stuart: it is? just wait. [laughter] china is slowing down clearly and it is falling in the month of september. what impact of their slowdown on our stock market - i don't care about becoming a stock market? >> minor at this point. china

others, of course, cities, not only cities, but we participate of course in paris, in chicago, london, lisbonapplaus [applause] >> now, winnie, you do a lot of your work in the global south where a large percentage of global emissions are projected and i'm wondering if you can share with us some of the dangerous and disastrous impacts you are seeing on the ground and talk about what we can do to act more aggressively. >> well, thanks. i'm first to thank governor brown for this invitation to join this panel on behalf of global civil society, on behalf of my organization. you know, climate change is a political challenge, not a technical challenge. that's my starting point. why? it's an issue of justice-- thank you. it's an issue of justice and fairness. if i think about my uncle to lives in a village in uganda and is a farmer, it would take him 129 years to emit the same amount of carbon dioxide as an average american citizen emits in one year. 129 years. so the planet crisis was caused by the emissions of rich people, but it is poor people who are hit hardest. [applaus [applause] >> and so, w