base in beni and lydia let me ask you because i feel like you get a real sense of the desperation that's being felt by the local community how do you move forward when relations have now deteriorated to this point. i think it's it's a very challenging situation the local communities obviously obviously full feel pushed to the war they are often the unintended casualties of the excursions between the army and these armed groups rebel groups and they are caught in the middle of a fight that often they feel that they have no control over and also that the government is not doing enough to kind of kind of restore order and watch out for the rights of the citizens in these types of encounters. i think the public outpouring against is because one has been seen as if it has failed in its role to protect. the communities and by sort of taking what they see as a passive spectator role as these the these operations were launched by frederick against a.d.f. and my my i think the result has been that the local communities have lost faith in one last go and this often happens when these types of situ

in a short film, lydia bluebird uses her great uncle's winter count to explain the tradition. the sioux were one of these tribes. [ chanting ]. >> their existence on the plains depended on two animals, the horse and the buffalo. with horses, they were able to pursue the buffalo. and from the buffalo they obtained their food, shelter, clothing, tools, weapons, and almost everything else that was needed for the tribe to survive and flourish. each year of their past was recorded through a symbolic drawing and handed down as history from generation to generation. >> my name is lydia fire thunder blue bird. i am a sioux. my great uncle was moses red horse owner. this is his winter count. in sioux, it is called [ speaking foreign language ] he was the one from the tribe who would make drawings of something important that happened each year. each one of these pictures stands for one year. we did not use numbers like today. instead, each year had a symbol. one person would be in charge of keeping this record for each band among the sioux. every year when the winter came, the elders an

lydia ong is retired. she spends a lot of her time these days lighting the flood of plastic waste from overseas. >> allowing overseas countries to send their plastic waste to our country, this is very sad. >> this image was taken by fellow campaigners, showing plastic being burnedy the coununtryside o or in illegal factories. the e pungent smell hangs in the city air. sounds crazy, but here, it's normal. rubbish is sent from around the world. at the moment, there are more than 100 containers full of waste. the paperwork for this one is ok, but it's a filthy business. waste from western consumer societies often ends up in places like this, stashed among abandoned buildings. it's everyday packaging from german supermarkets. the director of an australian company, one of the few operating in malaysia that properly recycles waste, spoke with us. >> i c.l. otter other waste which must have been sent out with a clear idea of it being nonrecyclable. for example, this dirty piece of heavily broken or decayed plasti

lydia's parents were forcibly removed to so-called national reserves making way for acres and acres of profitable tea plantation today they are owned by multinational companies the deal stayed behind to work on one of the british states that she was repeatedly raped by her employer who got her pregnant. when the white man as she calls him a tech took for the 1st time she was only 13 years old and. there was nothing i could do used a lot of force to overpower me. i didn't understand what was going on i was in a lot of pain and i was crying a lot. when kenya became independent in the 1960 s. video was left to fend for herself as an outcast with 3 biracial children and no money on land to live on to date she is one of more than 100000 victims who are demanding that a united nations special investigator open an inquiry into the plight of. british soldiers expelled families from their homes stole land and livestock and committed gross human rights violations all for the sake of planting this crop the victims of this land appropriation say there is blood in the to here they want reparations

lydia doesn't know whether she will experience the return of handsets to land but she will make sure that the story of patel life and keep ciggies will live on until justice is served. a bright spot for the hard pressed italian city of venice floodwaters are forecast to recede off to record tidal flooding shots and museums at the city's famous in lock square were closed again on sunday the 3rd time in a week the crisis is expected to cost italy up to a 1000000000 euro. he. has been selling souvenirs in venice for decades he witnessed the catastrophic flooding of the city in 1986 but last week's floods he says are far worse. we won't be able to see any of this. but we. are and it's a disaster. the water has once again turned on the famous lagoon city. the tourist favorite has been flooded for days the few people still out i don't rubber boots or hip waders on sunday water levels reach one meter 50 submerging more and more of these stories city center shops and hotels are flooded half of the city's churches are just the crypt of this and mark has told me underwater. the famous left her

lydia does know whether she will experience the return of handsets for length but she will make sure that the story of the keep ciggies will live on until justice is set to. this brief you know some of the other stories making the news this hour as opposition candidates did not win any seats in a parliamentary election they say was neither free nor fair president alexander lukashenko dismissed those allegations many prominent opposition figures were ruled ineligible as counterfeits. floodwaters have exceeded the 1.5 metre mark in venice that for the 3rd time in just a week submerging world famous sites like st mark's square knee deep in water floodwaters have never before reached that level more than one year ago since. serious flooding began the damage is estimated to top 1000000000 euros we have some formula one now max 1st stop and took victory at the brazilian grand prix in sao paulo his 3rd one of the season came in one of the most incident packed races of the year with the ferrari's crashing into each other world champion lewis hamilton also saw his podium place removed after t

lydia doesn't know whether she will experience the return of her ancestry or lands but she will make sure that the story of the teller and keep ciggies will live on until justice is served. now for some stuart and to tennis stefan this city boss has been crowned the a.t.p. finals champagne after a tight win over dominic in london the greek 21 year old was making his debut at the prestigious tournament he looks well placed now to challenge the order of god in the grand slams next year. i men's tennis has a new sheriff in town 21 year old greg stefano city pass was looking to end a breakthrough year as the youngest winner of the a.t.p. finals since 2001 dominant team to the 1st set but city pass quickly bounced back be a tilted his biggest title to date considered the 5th major of men's tennis received a boost when he seized the 2nd set 6 to. 6 a pass took the next gen title for young players this time last year and has made big progress this season's the athens native beat roger federer in the semifinals and we fellow aging jewel rafa nadal and novak djokovic also falling by the waysi

lydia doesn't know whether she will experience the return of handsets for land but she will make sure that the story of the tonight and kitty games will live on until justice is sad. we have some tennis news now and a new champion stefano says apos has been crowned the a.t.p. finals champion after a time when over dominant team in london the greek 21 year old was making his debut in the prestigious and of season tournaments and now looks well placed to challenge the older guard in the next grand slams next year. men's tennis has a new sheriff in town 21 year old greek stefano system passed was looking to end a breakthrough year as the youngest winner of the a.t.p. finals since 2001 team took the 1st set but since he passed quickly balanced back i'm a tilted his biggest title to date considered the 5th major of men's tennis received a boost when he seized the 2nd set 62. since he passed the next gen title for young players this time last year and has made big progress this season the athens native beat roger federer in the semifinals and with fellow aging jewel left on a doubt and nova

her nose starts to run if she plays at sight she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia nowheres a moscow doors she has a message for western nations including germany. please. tell your god don't come your way to all the country and be happy and now. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. that's a factor then you can head over to our website. to view the show online and other stories from the region also make sure to check a book and for that as well thanks for watching let's you next time. he takes it personally. with the wonderful people in stories that make the dream so special. for all truth. more than. 9 pm and live. at any time any place. if you have an abundance of a song to sing along to see this to come from super. interactive exercises. everything is online an interactive gym interface with t.w. . the european union and singapore agreed to drop tariffs a long awaited free trade deal comes into effect today linking the world's biggest market with the most successful statistics. not just climate change and

her nose starts to run if she plays at sight she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia nowheres a moscow doors she has a message for western nations including germany. please. tell your god don't come your way no robbie throughout the country anymore. and now . she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. and that's it for today and you can head over to our website www dot com for with the judicial online and other stories from the region also make sure to check us out in facebook and twitter as well thanks for watching what's your next time. performer but q i know you want to keep your own rank you know commitment to. exposing injustice global news that matters to me from mines. and. we move into booking travel now amazing tight ends. the european union and singapore agreed to drop tariffs the long awaited free trade deal comes into effect today linking the world's biggest market was the most successful cities stepped. up not just climate change and all this is to mitigate its full of a serious downward effect of the gl

and her nose starts to run she plays at sight she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia all nowheres a moscow doors she has a message for western nations including germany. your friends believe. no you. don't always go rob you country and be happy now. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. that's it for today and you're going to head over to our web site. to view the show online and other stories from the region also make sure to check his book as well thanks for watching let's you next time. i go to. keep learning marched realises wait a 2nd. we want the whole picture perfect so instead of make ideas shift to live us . reality to cryptocurrency your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start the devise ation. shit. out of them they will not succeed in dividing us not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of just dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made for minds. the european union and singapore agreement to drop tariffs a long awaited free trade d

award-winning tv host and chef lydia is our special guest >> so, almond. >> the second hour of "squawk. ♪ ♪ >> good morning and welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc i'm andrew ross correspond ssorg with becky quick and joe kernen. hate to say it, but we're going to show you red right now. the dow would open -- >> barely. >> it was 25 points off before s&p 500, we'll cull it unch. we'll be generous marginally in the red there. >> if the s&p closes down again today. it was down by 3 points yesterday. it will be the first time in a month -- >> we are awaiting walmart results, we should say, which could move this whole situation around potentially we'll see. nasdaq looking to open down a little over 9 points right now >> and we are waiting on numbers for walmart. mike santoli would have been telling us what we're watching, but i'm told that they're coming out, courtney, already >> so here we go walmart does have its numbers out here for the fiscal third quarter. it looks like earnings coming in at $1.16, adjusted that beat estimates of $1.09 on revenues of 127.999 billion. we ta

in this team has quite a lot of youngsters and newbies including lydia church who will be competing forritain as she will be going into the shop at. what more to come in to come in dubai. kate grey, thank you very much. gareth southgate has taken a gamble on including leicester city's james maddison in his squad for their euro qualifiers against kosovo and montenegro. he had to pull out of their last set of matches due to illness, but was then spotted in a casino during the international break. this is also the first time that southgate has spoken since bulgaria were given a punishment of having to playjust one game behind closed doors for the racial abuse that england players suffered during their qualifier. joe wilson was at wembley. in many ways and england manager might be relieved to be able to talk about squad tactics, formation, even qualification ahead of this next england international. gareth southgate has been very in braced —— impressed with the way that his putter has returned from service injury. he is back in a full squad. there is reassurance to seejohn stones name in th

lydia campbell was watching.h light show was hiding it but in between the darkness you could just see the empty seats. with him serving it partial band for the racial chanting. but the fence were allowed and were soon cheering, celtic leaving them all alone in the box. i— 04 lazio. the cloud of 8000 celtic fans travel for this one and it was their turn to celebrate. james forrest pulling their team level. celtic had to think him here too, lazio once again finding the english man in top form. and just like in glasgow two weeks ago, celtic received at their best and last. 0livia, sent them to the knockout stages. it will make it is historic. it is a privilege for me to coach these players and they did an unbelievable job behind to coach these players and they did an unbelievablejob behind the scenes, we have a good place at the minute, thejob done as scenes, we have a good place at the minute, the job done as well as qualifying for the new year's is concerned. we have a lot to do domestically but it is an amazing n

lydia's was opened in 1946 by lydia micheletti in the fourmile, the valley below butte.out this tradition but i don't really understand what distinguishes a supper club from a restaurant. >> aaron: at least in montana the supper clubs are a variation on meaderville-style. involves this antipasto beginning. >> anthony: sliced beets, sweet potato salad, salami and cheese, side salad, pickled peppers, and breadsticks. >> aaron: then when you actually get your entrée, you get oddly enough ravioli or spaghetti or here both, but also french-fries. >> anthony: odd. >> aaron: that may be unique to montana. >> anthony: for entrees seared scallops and white wine sauce for aaron. me, noticing we're pretty much land-locked around here; i go for the extra thick tenderloin of beef thank you very much. >> anthony: this is whacky. it makes no sense. >> aaron: it is somewhat bizarre to have scallops and french-fries. >> anthony: yeah. meaderville no longer around? >> aaron: no, it's not. >> anthony: that went -- >> aaron: it was swallowed up by the pit. >> anthony: right. >> aaron: in th

her nose starts to run if she plays at sait she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia no wears a mask odors she has a message for western nations including germany. brad believe. tell your government don't come your way your rubbish to our country anymore we have enough. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. while china is home to over $91000000.00 pet dogs and cats that's more than a human population of many countries including germany but what do you do there when a pet goes missing now people can call in the pet detective china. every single detail a possible clue. daughter disappeared here without a trace. only high tech gear could have turned every rock over. but they have to act fast. the british shot hair has already been missing 2 days. the china's very unpaid detective son gene your own he and his team have already reunited at 1000 paths with their own this. war monkey energy may have cases over the years to analyze the data you can think of 10 things to do not going to field while the owner can think of

lydia thompson crossed for the match winning score.lding the return of the great britain lions rugby league team after a 12—year hiatus. four matches later, britain have lost them all. the latest, a 28—10 defeat to papua new guinea. michael redford was watching. # god save the queen... a final test for the rugby league lions that make a final chance and to find their roar. three defeats from three matches have led to coach wade bennett being criticised pre—match but his team provided a perfect early response. blake austin scoring their first try beforejosh hodgson went over soon after. the lions 10—0 up. this about stone. the home fans needed something to shout about. and ipape provided in some style. a stunning so effort right before half—time. it was a sign of things to come. watson boas too quick for the lions defence this pouncing to bring his side level ten—all and for being pegged back, they were soon behind. papa new guinea scoring. they were now rampant and on the attack at every opportunity. when alexjohnston went over in the

her nose starts to run if she plays at sight she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia all know wears a mask odors she has a message for western nations including germany. red believe. tell your government don't dump your way your rabbit to our country any more be happy now. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. now to the italian city of naples where a 400 year old church has found an unlikely function as a boxing gym in a negative neighborhood in the north of the city a local priest invites teenagers is off the streets to learn the sport has rules and a different way of life. the sound of sirens is nothing out of the ordinary on the streets of rio. a neighborhood in northern naples home to high rates of unemployment and organized crime opportunities for young people are scarce but 3 times a week in a 400 year old church some 60 local teenagers box to stay busy learn the strict rules of the discipline and let out their frustrations on the punchbag. as a child i love sport in general i practice different sports bu

emily scarratt passed the 500—point mark for england but they still needed a dramatic late try from lydiaweekend of rugby's european champions cup. the defending champions saracens play tomorrow. out of today's matches — exeter were the best of the british sides — comfortably beating la rochelle 31—12. there were also wins for glasgow who beat sale and ulster narrowly overcame bath. the biggest age gap in the history of the world tour finals resulted in roger federer being knocked—out by stefanos tsitsipas. the six time champion federer, who's 38 years old — was beaten in straight sets in the semi—finals by the 21 year old greek debutant. tsitsipas will now face dominic thiem in the final tomorrow. the great britain rugby league side's first tour for more than a decade has ended in a series whitewash. the lions were beaten 28—10 by papua new guinea in the final match of their southern hemisphere tour. it follows two defeats by new zealand and one against tonga. max verstappen is on pole for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix — there's much more on the bbc sport website. but from me.... back

her nose starts to run and she plays a site she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia nowheres a moscow doors she has a message for western nations including germany. really. tell you. don't. we have. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. oh now from asia to the bottom of the world the antarctic is one of the most remote places on the planet but it's also one that is warming up at an alarming rate scientists fear that global warming will melt the continents are contributing to rising sea level so the antarctic is a keeper rohmer for the impacts of climate change no one of the dozens of international laboratories that are monitoring global warming there is the noise station and that is where our next report picks up. antarctica a continent almost completely covered in ice it's extremely sensitive to even the slightest changes in climate. it's edge the frozen ocean front is home to the emperor penguin here on the ice shelf it's freezing cold perfect conditions for emperor penguin breeding researchers say if the cli

her nose starts to run if she plays outside she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia all know wears a mask odors she has a message for western nations including germany. red believe. tell your god don't dump your way your robbie throughout the country anymore we have enough. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. and her mind and all the top story we're following for you donald trump's ambassador to the u.k. is giving potentially damaging testimony at the impeachment hearings in the u.s. gordon someone said that the president ordered steps to pressure ukraine's leader into investigating trump's democratic rival joe biden. and democrats hoping to unseat agree to support impeaching the president the candidates vying for that nomination in the 2020 election 1st. in washington. coming off a damaging flooding can invent the save that and much more on focus on europe up next i'm going home free. euro. what unites us. what divides. poking fun at the trojan horse. what binds the content together the fencers and stories o

emily scarratt passed the 500—point mark for england but they still needed a dramatic late try from lydiaegin the defence of their european champions cup today — when they face french side racing 92 in their first pool match. that's one of three games today. yesterday exeter were the best of the british sides with a convincing win against la rochelle. henry slade scored one of their four tries in a 31—12 win. ulster have also begun with a victory but onlyjust. they beat bath 17—16 — robert little with the second of their two tries. there were also wins for leinster and glasgow. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's shaun with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times and the business commentator, josie cox. welcome to both of you. good to have you both with us at this time in the morning. let's take a look at the front pages. like many of the papers, the observer leads on the bbc‘s interview with prince andrew, and his comments that he couldn't have had sex with an underage teenager becau

well the idea no is that since the loss of the cure then i'm not mistakenly june since the loss of lydia and how floors been essentially been extremely reliant on foreign airstrikes or foreign operated drone strikes to maintain his war effort so at this point in time it is rumored. hough the international allies of half there are basically trying to improve his military or improve sort of the military. conditions of this war to allow him to have a favorable position ahead of a political settlement so the idea right now is that if that happens and we don't know what are the factors are based on what they're assessing this is exactly what will are favorable conditions the hofner in this in this particular environment but if that happens then that's where the international allies will step in to actually help huffed gain an advantage whether it be political economic or even on the security front well speaking of international allies i mean this is a good point i want to play you a video from a year ago right so this whole video was released by the libyan national army scully if i have to hi

lydia campbell was watching., you can just see the empty seats, with marcio serving a partial stadium ban for racist chanting by supporters but the fans who were allowed in we re but the fans who were allowed in were soon cheering. celtic leaving them all alone in the box. a crowd of 8000 celtic fans travelled to rome for this one and it was soon their turn to celebrate. james forrest pulling the team level. celtic had fraser foster to thank for the win and they had to thank him here as well. and just like in glasgow, celtic saved the best until last. sending celtic through to the knockout stages. it's historic, you know? it's a privilege for me to coach these players, the back staff who did an unbelievablejob players, the back staff who did an unbelievable job behind the scenes. we have a good place at the minute. thisjob done as we have a good place at the minute. this job done as far as qualifying for the new year. we have a lot of work to do domestically but it's an amazing night for the team. their scottish

after an error strewn first half, lydia thompson scored a dramatic late try in the 79th minute to seal it‘s the opening weekend of the european champions cup and ulster got off to a winning start — beating bath away — but onlyjust. this try from john cooney gave ulster a 7—6 lead at half time. and they extended that advantage through robert little midway through the second half. bath scored a try of their own moments later — but ulster hung—on for a 17—16 win. glasgow also enjoyed a narrow win in their opening match. dth van der merwe with their only try as glasgow beat sale 13—7. no problems for exeter in their opening match — they beat la rochelle 31—12 in france. england‘s henry slade scoring one of theirfour tries. wins too for munster, leinster but harlequins were hammered by claremont. the championship was decided a couple of weeks ago but still two more races in the f1 season to go. it‘s the brazilian grand prix this weekend and max verstappen will start on pole position with his red bull wasjust a tenth of a second faster than sebastian vettel‘s ferrari. new world champion lewi

in a short film, lydia bluebird uses her great uncle's winter count to explain the tradition. the sioux were one of these

is a a, lydia, b, charles, is a c, kevin? kennedy? >> we are going to need a bigger boat.s c, kevin. >> tucker: [laughs] i wonder if our audience gets that reference. very good. is it c, cavett? >> great white shark named cavett has been detected in waters near the long island town where the great weight is named after the florida john cabot. >> tucker: i could think white cheddar but not great white shark. kennedy, seven points. that's the highest point total in history of final exam. this does not diminish in any way your goodness as a person or a profound and undying love for you so thank you very much. >> if janice would have won this whole thing i would've celebrated her greatness. >> tucker: cabot? that was good. we have an erik wemple monk for you. it's on the way. office mail. we will send it. of course you can come back. we showed you how the jesse watters effort at least he destroyed countless final exam challengers but someone was finally able to beat him. one of the storm's final exams of all time. who was it? we will show you as our special continues next. >>

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is it a, lydia, b, charles, is it c, cabot? kennedy? >> tucker, we are going to need a bigger boat.r: [laughs] i wonder if our audience gets that reference. >> i hope they do. >> tucker: very good. is it c, cabot? >> this great white shark named cabot has been detected in waters near the long island white is named after the named after the florida john cabot. >> tucker: i could think white cheddar but not great white shark. kennedy, seven points. that's the highest point total in the history of final exam. >> oh, my gosh, that's amazing. >> tucker: janice dean, this does not diminish in any way your goodness as a person or our profound and undying love for you so thank you very much. >> by the way, this would have been a win-win. if janice would have won this whole thing i would've celebrated her greatness. >> tucker: cabot? that was good. we have an erik wemple mug for you. it's on the way. maybe you will get a whole set of them. >> interoffice mail. >> tucker: interoffice mail. we will send it. >> can i come back? >> tucker: of course, you can come back. we showedac you how the je

well, first off, i want to say lydia moynihan, my price, had a big role in that scoop.d his campaign office, and he was still polling. listen, there's two ways of looking at this. number one, in a general election he could match up very well against donald trump -- howard: billionaire versus billionaire. >> right. and he's got 20 billion liquid. donald trump's going to raise a lot of money, but he doesn't have that money. getting the nomination, there's not a direct path. it's not going to be easy. i mean, you know, you've seen, there's 17 people out there, there's joe biden for all his negatives still command, you know, still looks like he's leading in national polls. he's going to do very well in the south. mike bloomberg is a billionaire, he can buy the race, there's no doubt about that. you know, you can -- howard: well, i don't think. i disagree with you because i know a lot of people who have spent a lot of money. he could spend many of his billions and still can't get enough votes. he's 77, he's not a great orator, or he can't run givens wall street, and he was a

after an error strewn first half, lydia thompson scored a dramatic late try to seal the 17—15 victoryating bath away but onlyjust. this try from john cooney gave ulster a 7—6 lead at half—time. and they extended that advantage through robert little midway through the second half. bath scored a try of their own moments later but ulster hung on for a 17—16 win. glasgow also enjoyed a narrow win in their opening match. dth van der merwe with their only try as glasgow beat sale 13—7. no problems for exeter in their opening match. they beat la rochelle 31—12 in france. england's henry slade scoring one of theirfour tries. elsewhere, leinster beat benetton. there was a great finish in the day's big jumps race the betvictor gold cup at cheltenham. the 16—1 priced happy diva held—off a late challenge to become the first mare to win it for nearly 20 years. happy diva is trained by kerrie lee who's only the third female trainer to win the race. qualifying for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix starts in around half an hour, but earlier lewis hamilton was fastest in final practise. the newly crowne

it is my honor the bring up congresswoman lydia velazquez. >> thank you so much. good morning. thank you for having me. thank you, all, for being here, on this historic occasion. in fact, let's pray that they find the moral clarity to define who we are and to protect who we are. today, we are at a crucial crossroads in our nation's history. today, they will define worries and what is america. america is an idea on what makes america america, immigrants. let's not forget that. today, we speak with one collective voice in saying, dreamers are here to stay. for so many young people with daca, the united states is the only home they have ever known. they are americans and in every single way except on paper. some of them came here so young they do not remember the journey. many of them speak only english, and their parents brought them here for so many different reasons, but they all came in pursuit of that uniquely american promise, the idea is that if you work hard and play by the rules, you can succeed as an american. now, with the president's hateful efforts to roll back daca,

. >> by the way, lydia wrote that. that's a very good toss.. >> no, it didn't. liz: yes it did. who's the country, we will tell you in a minute. >> the real story, the real story is this. there is this concerted cozying up effort by china with the saudi royal family. this is where you saw it. this is a post-mortem of the mbs, mohammed bin salman had his investment conference last week, everybody attended. this year the chinese sent the biggest delegation ever. they sent a massive delegation. why is that? china's economy is in trouble. they are working out a trade deal with us. there's a lot of controversy surrounding the saudi royal family, where even though there were a lot of banks that went to this conference, steve mnuchin, you see him there, he actually attended this year after boycotting last year following the death of the journalist khashoggi. you know, there's still a lot of tension, a lot of fearfulness between china and the u.s., particularly in members of congress. china -- excuse me, saudis and the u.s. china is looking to fill th

lydia campbell reports.l of the season. then with just seconds on the clock, 0livier scored the winner for celtics, first win in italy in 13 attempts, that means they top their group command 13 attempts, that means they top theirgroup command air 13 attempts, that means they top their group command air into the last 32 with two games to spare. the three other games involving british sides kicked off at eight o'clock. rangers hosting porto. wolves hosting slovan bratislava. manchester united — partizan belgrade. all of those matches our goal is so far. england manager gareth southgate has named the leicester city midfielder, james maddison in his squad for their euro 2020 qualifiers against montenegro and kosovo this month. maddison had to pull out of their last set of matches due to illness, but he was then spotted in a casino during the international break. however, southgate has decided to give him another chance. there's no place for dele alli but alex 0xlade—chamberlain and callum hudson—0doi are both in

emily scarratt passed the 500—point mark for england, but they still needed a dramatic late try from lydiatoday. yesterday, exeter were the best of the british sides with a convincing win la rochelle. henry slade scored one of their four tries in a 31—12 win. ulster have also begun with a victory, but onlyjust. they beat bath 17—16. robert little with the second of their two tries. there were also wins for leinster and glasgow. the f1 championship was decided a couple of weeks ago, but still two more races in the season to go. it's the brazilian grand prix today and max verstappen starting on pole position for today's race. his red bull was just a tenth of a second faster than sebastian vettel‘s ferrari. new world champion lewis hamilton slipped into third place right at the end of the session. and england have drawn their last warm—up game ahead of their test series in new zealand. and that is the sport. thank you very much. the duke of york has categorically denied having any sexual contact with an american woman who says she was forced to sleep with him when she was 17. in an exclusive

. >> huge assist from lydia moynihan. david: great pouser. we are 20 days away from the next round of tariffs but could we see a delay ahead of the holidays? edward lawrence on this. reporter: david, the announcement meant to get the stalled talks boeing again. the chinese said they would have new guidelines protecting intellectual property rights and patents this is something the u.s. wanted and pushing for. there is a difference saying something, actually following through and doing it. that is what the u.s. wants to see is the follow through. the deal is expected to be on paper right now. the two sides are still talking on phone to iron out details. tariffs are a sticking point for the chinese. they want tariffs rolled back as phases are completed. u.s. want to roll back some of the tariffs, keep the majority in place to make sure china follows through with this deal. chinese experts believe eventually a phase one deal will be on paper. >> yes, the chinese, as the president says, the chinese are desperate for a deal. they're hurting. he us

. >> is lydia gen z, my producer. >> you know we're on the air?- >> scared of millenials. neil: can she finish? >> i'm still freaked out by gen-zers. >> like he doesn't know. he is on tv. >> as i was saying it is real and there is a lot of mocking gone on for a long time from boomers and older gen-xers in the workplace. we don't like to show up. we can't meet dead inches loo. we want to be coddled all of that. what millenials are saying. neil: he didn't say you want to be coddled. >> sort of. >> don't touch me but -- >> be real clear. i think there are two types of millenials. there are the sort of woke, you know, pampered types that go to college and take fine arts and have million, gazillion dollars in student loans and they can't pay it back. they're not that good. then you have got the others. the kids that go into the military. they're brilliant and smart. i meet them a little bit -- unfair to tar, they fight our wars. they're brilliant, smart, hard workers. neil: you're afraid of all the nasty emails. >> i think it is, the coddled, college e