to madrid. tothe cop from santiango madrid.t has been shocking for me to participate going inside and saying all of the greenwashing that already knew was going to happen but now it is also about human rights. wasspeech that pinera said terrible. amy: the president who canceled the cop in chile. >> i think if it was going to take place in santiango, he was forced to listen to people and try to solve the situation and a more democratic way. but he was not willing to do that. that is clear. at the same time, i feel this needed to happen in chile. it is inspiring to see all the people very empowered. and now we have the chance to write a new constitution to get rid of spinach at -- pinochet's constitution. amy: are you sorry he canceled the cop? re-shocked when he announced it? you had hundreds of thousands of people in the streets protesting austerity, protesting inequality. he cancel but the apex summit and the cop. >> i have mixed feelings. i don't have one position. from one site is like you see andpeople are empowered took do

we are broadcasting from madrid, spain. the house judiciary committee is holding a second hearing today as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry into how president trump pressured the ukrainian president to investigate trump's political rival, joe biden, and his son. at today's committee hearing, democratic counsel for the house intelligence committee, daniel goldman, will present evidence for impeachment, while republican lawyer stephen castor will present evidence against impeachment. this is house judiciary committee chair jerrold nadler speaking sunday on n nbc's "meet the press." >> some of these things are very clear at this point. there is overwhelming evidence, uncontested by the republicans, that the president put himself above the country, that the president sought foreign assistance in elections, sought to cover it up, completely defied participation in the congressional investigation in order to hide his role that he sought foreign assistance for the next election. amy: in florida, the fbi is conducting a terr

manchester city travel to face 13 time champions, real madrid.a and their side, a trip to the infamous san diego awaits. unbelievably, it will pick these two against each other as managers for the very first time. guardiola won the very first time. guardiola won the champions league twice with barcelona, while we note the opposite when it three times in a i’ow opposite when it three times in a row with real madrid. but they've never faced each other competitively before, but despite their illustrious record in the champions league, said he will be confident going into this one, the second leg will be in manchester, and real did look beautiful in the group stage, we can see the table here. they finished second in it, and that's because they lost to ps6 and drew to the friends took neck france side, and of course, with city so far off liverpool in the premier league, we have put a huge amount of emphasis on europe this season. well, the former liverpool and real madrid striker thinks city should have enough to beat his old side. city aren't in the

came part of the madrid soap opera every move under surveillance discuss like a tele novellas 3 years on the coach josie marino a rough ride. according to his critics doesn't work hard enough he hides in big games a trait that has haunted him throughout his career the most interesting for me was . in the dressing room at real madrid i'm going to read this but i'm going to read it way nicer than i think it was are you giving up now you're such a coward what do you want to creep under the beautiful warm shower shampoo your hair to be alone or do you want to prove to your fellow players the fans out there and me what you can do i think the best part of this is that he went after the hair . i'm the. one who said we split everyone someone likes him and someone doesn't like. football . because he doesn't like to go back but he makes a difference in front of them goes with. it was a new start for him and also for the club finally arsenal spent big 50000000 euro at club transfer record at the time. were going to be everywhere they were already the cards but you're. right it started. 3. tribut

in the dressing room at real madrid i'm going to read this but i'm going to read it way nicer than i think it was are you giving up now you're such a coward what do you want to creep under the beautiful warm shower shampoo your hair to be alone or do you want to prove to your fellow players the fans out there and me what you can do i think the best part of this is that he went after the hair . i'm the. one who said we want someone like someone doesn't like. football because he doesn't like to go back but he makes a difference in front of the goats. it was a new start for him and also for the club finally arsenal spent a big 50000000 euro transfer record at the time. we're going to meet everyone you know need a car drive but you. say ok let it stop. create the tributes to be run of the leaders. but despite winning trophies with he could rarely live up to expectations again he became the scapegoat for some fans the same supporters they had previously celebrated his arrival. he was shocking to the press in. germany and we have never seen a press or. players like measured our modern glad

that the reason i'm here in madrid is very simple i'm here because president trump is not politicians are cold about this scientists have been talking about bloody about this trying to pick every day in overwhelmingly shows that we are not on the right path today mainstream media the science is not being represented their weight needs to be these kids shouldn't have to be the ones to tell us to get the job they are we are going in the wrong direction. also coming up it's 2 days before we find out if boris johnson's simple election message is going to pay off at the ballot box get bricks it done they spoke to this it's telling the public will see it they. they think that the public wants to hear it's the simplifying the she. was here our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome what we begin the day with the cost of carbon and who's going to pay at the united nations climate conference in madrid governments are hoping to finalize the rules for international carbon markets and at the same time there are demands by poor countries for aid to help them cope w

they're heading here to madrid to face 13—time champions real.drid to face 13—time champions real. so for pep guardiola and his side a trip to the infamous santiago bernabeu awaits. and unbelievably it'll pit these two against each other for the very first time. guardiola won the competition twice as the manager of barcelona, while zinedine zidane led real to 3—straight titles, but they've never faced each other competitively before. but despite real madrid's illustrious record in the champions league. city will be confident. the second leg will be in manchester and real did look beatable in the group stage. they drew and lost to paris saint germain and could only draw with club brugge. and, of course, with city so far off liverpool in the premier league, they'll be putting a huge amount of emphasis on europe this season. and the former real madrid and liverpool striker michael owen, thinks city should have enough to beat his old side. city are not in the best of form but there's still a wild to go to find that form to rediscover that, madrid are

from madrid in spain for the un climate talks but thousands of politicians and then negotiating teams are trying to agree on how to deal with the pressing issue of climate change. principally altering the question how to cut greenhouse gas emissions and how to do it radically and fain would assess what's been achieved and we'll look ahead to next year which is when the paris agreement that all nations signed up to 4 years ago kicks in. and we'll ask how much value there really is a huge conferences of thousands of delegates all they. especially when you consider the elephant in the room the carbon footprint of this conference when nearly everyone flew in from across the world including me. welcome to planet s.o.s. this is called 25 that is to say the 25th time in 25 years that thousands of scientists politicians n.g.o.s yes members of the press have congregated to grapple with this issue that threatens us all that is climate change things they move fast and climate politics on the agenda this time around some of the most politically charged leftovers from last time that they're still

moved to the cop to madrid.and in yet another protest on monday, protesters walked out of a forum on carbon markets promoted by oil companies including bp, chevron, and shell. the activists covered their ears and walked out as shell vice president duncan van bergen began speaking. they later confronted him as he left the forum. >> are you willing to do what they are asking you to do? >> nobody has asked me anything. there is a need -- >> complete withdrawal from fossil fuels? is muchnk the dialogue more complex than that, but i would agree with everody who says there is a need for action. amy: denmark has passed historic, legally binding climate legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 70% by 2030. denmark's climate act also commits current and future climate ministers to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 at the latest. in australia, at least six people have been killed and d er 5 million acres have been scorched amimid australia's s wt firere season on recorord. at least 100 different fires are burnin

this is due to previews live from berlin the final words in madrid negotiations wrap up at the un climate conference 2 days after the summit was scheduled to end delegates appear to have reached an agreement on some of the most contentious points but countries disagree on how to keep their commitment. to tensions learning again in hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators and police clash in shopping malls several protesters have been arrested our correspondent is on the scene with the latest and the bulgarian village that's better known in china than in its homeland the tiny how let's say missed reading and it's all thanks to the delicious local google. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us marathon u.n. climate talks in madrid are ending a with agreement on some key points but the most contentious issues still on result after more than 2 weeks negotiators have failed to deliver a firm agreement on how to handle carbon markets delegates from almost 200 countries past declarations calling for ambitious climate protection targets but a decision on rules for regulating carbon emissio

lawyer from berlin in a 200 countries at the table for 2 weeks of talks with the un climate summit in madrid fails to draw up a comprehensive pre-print to protect the planet as negotiations drags on into overtime delegates did manage to reach agreement on some contentious points that big polluters pushed back on tougher action to fight global warming also coming up imagine the services step up the search for 2 missing victims of the new zealand volcano eruption toxic gases on hampering the operation the rescue is invalid to press on with that as. an tensions flare once again in hong kong for democracy demonstrators and police clashing luxury shopping malls across the city our correspondent on the scene assesses the latest developments. on her home for a glad you could join me marathon un climate talks in madrid have ended in a disappointment to see weeks of talks negotiators from more than 200 countries had to settle for some watered down declarations calling for him back ambitious climate protection targets big producers resisted calls for tougher action on global warming and a critical dec

climate summit in madrid, spain. house lawmakers have unveiled two articles of impeachment against president trump, bringing a sitting president to the brink of impeachment for only the fourth time in u.s. history. this is chair of the house judiciary committee, jerry nadler, announcing the first article of impeachment. >> the first article is for abuse of power. it is an impeachable offense for the president to exercise the powers of his public office to obtain an impropeper personal benefit while ignoring or injuring the national interest. amy: the impeachment inquiry centers on how president trump withheld military aid from ukraine to pressure the ukrainian president to investigate trump's political rival, joe biden, and his son hunter. democratic lawmakers say trump then tried to cover up his actions, leading to the second article of impeachment obstruction of congress. ,this is congressman nadler. >> these actions moreover are consistent with president trump's previous invitations of foreign interference in our

i think atletico madrid slip up. i think atletico madrid should have enough to be locomotive osco.s that fail to make the cut at this stage though. what happens to those who don't qualify? the teams that finished third in the champs italy groups go through to europa and we have some strong teams going through to this competition. the teams that finished third, talk about salzburg, benfica, add ajax as well, they did so well last season and the changes lead guide you can have a look at the teams there, already qualified for the europa league as well. still some work to do for arsenal. rangers, league as well. still some work to do forarsenal. rangers, celtic league as well. still some work to do for arsenal. rangers, celtic ad will cite manchester united already through. it is going to be a really strong knockout stage of the roper league. despite napoli's win last night, they sacked carlo ancelotti — he's now a name in the frame for some vacant premier league managerial positions. it is no surprise he has been linked, had an amazing career, no massive surprise he has been sacked by

climate talks there in madrid thank you so much. let's check in now on some other stories making news around the world china is suspending plans to slap tariffs on u.s. goods after the 2 sides reached a truce in their long trade war beijing says it wants to promote stable relations washington has agreed to scrap plan tariffs in return for china buying more american farm products. flooding in southern france has left thousands of homes and businesses without power emergency services carried out rescue operations as water levels rose by 30 centimeters an hour at least one person has been killed and several others injured by falling trees. authorities in southern italy have evacuated 54000 people in order to defuse a world war 2 bomb residents living within a 1.5 kilometer radius around the explosive device had to leave their homes and police brought in a special robot to dismantle the $200.00 kilo bomb that was dropped by the british air force. anti-government protesters are once again rallying in hong kong police officers moved in af

our top stories: extra time for climate talks in madrid, as delegates struggle to agree on crucial measures to tackle global warming. we will fail to address the hopes of people waiting for us in our country. borisjohnson promises to repay the trust of former labour supporters whose votes helped him to victory in thursday's election. tens of thousands take to the streets of rome to protest against the italian far right party. and arsenal distance themselves from comments made by mesut ozil. their star player criticised china over treatment of uighur muslims. hello and welcome to bbc news. as negotiations continue through the night at the un climate talks in madrid, the minister leading them has appealed for flexibility as delegates struggle to reach agreement on crucial measures to tackle global warming. the european union and many small island states, vulnerable to climate change, are pushing for more ambitious action from all countries but some of the biggest polluters, including the us, brazil and india, have objected. carolina schmidt said a deal was almost there but the outcome needed

climate talks there in madrid thank you so much. let's check in now and some of the other stories making news around the world china is suspending plans to slap tariffs on u.s. goods after the 2 sides reached a truce in their long trade war beijing says it wants to promote stable relations washington as agreed to scrap planned tariffs in return for china buying more american foreign products at least one person was killed when a 6.9 magnitude earthquake hit the southern philippine island of mindanao dozens of people were injured in the tremor which struck south of the popular city. buildings were also damage experts say there is no threat of a tsunami. anti-government protesters are once again rallying in hong kong police officers moved in after hundreds of demonstrators gathered in shopping malls across the city scuffles broke out between protesters and security forces several people were arrested a wave of pro-democracy demonstrations has been sweeping the city for more than 6 months the protesters are denouncing police violence a

the second leg will be in manchester and we can see real madrid's table look beatable. loss to paris saint—germain and they also could only manage a draw here. with manchester city so far off liverpool in the premier league, they will be putting emphasis in europe. michael owen thinks manchester city should have enough to beat his old club. city are not in the best of form at the moment but there is a while to go to rediscover that form. madrid are not quite at their best at the moment so, again, we will see the form and the two teams come february but it is a very, very tough draw. probably the glamour tie of the competition so far and, if i was another team, i would want to avoid manchester city. when they are on form, they are very hard to stop. the first leg here will take them back to the stadium where they first one the title. the reds will be confident in that midfielder. they posted as much on social media. of course, liverpool beat tottenham in that final in spain but for spurs, it isa that final in spain but for spurs, it is a trip to germany. that is a tough

climate summit in madrid, spain. in global news, the united kingdom, prime minister boris johnson, and his conservative party won a landslide victory during thursday's decisive national election, dealing a devastating blow to jeremy corbyn's labour party. corbyn has said he will step down as head of the party after a "period of reflection." the conservatives are projected to win 364 seats in the british house of commons, versus only 203 for the labor party. this would give the conservatives the largest majority since 1987 when margaret thatcher was in power. this is labour shadow chancellor jojo mcdonnellll. >> i know they are heartbreaking. so am i. they worked very hard. it isn't down to them or any lack of commitment. brexit was the issue for us. amy: the conservative party's sweeping victory all but guarantees brexit -- britain's departure from the european union -- early next year. the party won resoundingly dedespite prime minister borisis johnson being acaccused of islamophobiaia, xenophobia, and sexual harass

the headlines: un climate talks have finally ended in madrid.carbon. it s expected that all countries will need to make new climate pledges by the next major conference in 2020. the us and uk have issued travel warnings for northeast india after days of violent clashes. six people have died during protests against a new law which grants citizenship to non—muslim refugees who have fled religious persecution in neighbouring countries. a strong earthquake reaching a magnitude of 6.8 has struck the island of mindanao in the southern philippines. a six—year—old girl has died after a wall collapsed during the quake.

i during his 1st spell in madrid a decade prior getting. an obsession of mine because he's a born winner the 9697 season. crisis is fixed in my memory no pressure though. and despite pressure through fans' expectations of the board a team with identity crisis and frankly barcelona capello managed to do just that he won the league with real madrid and he still got sacked why they criticize his playing style it wasn't pretty enough oh and he didn't win the champions league. in fact most of the time the 2nd shorter and has a lower win percentage than the 1st. manager returns to a place they've already had success can it really be considered a new challenge especially if they left not long ago and they find players that they already know. returned to his legendary mulan after his 1st term every major it found much of his old team with senators like. an albert cine previously run into problems where he was never able to get the most out of them the 2nd time around and well he ended up finishing the season in 10. we already know that capello ende

climate summit in madrid. we are broadcasting from the place where her school strike for climamate againin -- stockh, sweden. greta will be honored here on wednesday with the right livelihood award, widely known as the alternative nobobel priz. we'll speak with another swedish high school student who will accept the award on greta's behalf. anand today is the international day of persons with disabilitieses. we'll speak with ethiopian disability rights activist yetnebersh nigussie, who received the right livelihood in 2017. she has been blind since the age of five. >> the reason i wo nit is my for childrenproach in the state of specialized services for persons with disabilities in ethiopia. amy: then as the u.n. climate summit begins in madrid, we'll look at the place it was originally supposed to be before even chile. it was brazil. in one of the far-right president jair bolsanaro's first acts in office, he canceled the summit. since then, there has been growing violence against indigenous forest protectors i

it was a clear demonstration of anger on the streets of madrid. tens of thousands of people gathered to demand politicians do more about the climate crisis. among them indigenous people from latin america including the from chile. the climate conference was due to be held there but moved to madrid following social unrest. but he was glad i was that women are a mist clear politicians need to be more ambitious and listen to the people about this would tell me i'm game is not about the time it's in crisis we need a solution as quickly as possible and on this. the outcome of the 1st few days of the conference has been decided the mediocre industrial nations in particular are dragging their feet. one issue has been the damage caused by global warming many affected countries are demanding financial support from wealthier nations some are even threatening litigation swedish climate activist where the tune berg was accorded a pop star's welcome. she too expressed deep frustration the times caution is still being ignored by those in power and we cannot go

needs in this champions manchester city and how does liverpool play athletico madrid.to the embassy gun now and then we'll see a bunch of bad back has slipped off the top of the for the 1st time in 2 months sick not lead the way maku says club but went on to want to boast but they conceded a late goal for the 2nd straight game having been eliminated from the europa league midweek. marketo as a coach out support to the austrian league title last season all of a gloss now led lintz to 2nd place while spork hadn't won any of their last 3 home games but they came out swinging 0 mercy young took savage lager to open the scoring in the 13th minutes the austrian netting his 1st one just a good goal i responded fast though brail mbombo equalising just 2 minutes later the 6th goal of the season for the swiss international i want all the score at halftime. things remain tight in the 2nd half with plenty of scoring chances for both sides but both kept on wasting their opportunity. the decider came in injury time maximillian on old making it to one for a ball scored the late victo

from madrid, our science editor david shukman.powerful winds as the latest typhoon approaches the philippines. with plenty of early warning, families are helped to safety. it's the poorest that are least able to cope, and as global temperatures rise, it is likely storms will become even more dangerous in future. the people of the bahamas experienced that for themselves earlier this year. hurricane dorian caused death and devastation on an unimaginable scale. and developing countries say that, because it's the richest nations that caused climate change, they should now help. it gives me great pleasure to declare open this 25th session. so here in madrid, as the annual un talks on climate change get under way, one of the loudest demands is from the countries most vulnerable to those bigger storms. we worry about our livelihoods. we worry about the future generations. we worry about our country. we exist as people. we in the small islands, we exist as people. we have our cultures, we have our families, you can't get away from that, a

for that.nk you sarah morris in madrid. toeract, parliament voted approve the resignation of the country's prime minister. rebel parties are now negotiating the contours of a new government after the previous one was brought down by two months of protests. despite that fact, demonstrators do continue to defy authorities taking to the street. at least 420 people have been killed by security forces since the protests first b began. andrew hillier reports. andrew: after several hours of debate, erects parliament finally voted to approve the resignation ofof prime minister. deep --ns abdel modd that means his days as p.m. are numbered, but he will stay on for the day-to-day business of government. his resignation has done little to appease demonstrators. a minority sunni town until now had hardly seen any protests, what on sunday, hundreds of students dressed in black took to the streets to pay tribute to protesters killed in the south. >> this is our way of telling all the arab countries that everyone around the world is unite

talks drag on in madrid as countries struggle for a deal. but doha everyone i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera after days of violent protests india's home minister says he is open to discussions on the controversial citizenship law also yemen's hooty rebels call for international help after a deserted tanker spills oil into the red sea and caught in the crossfire with speaking to afghan suffering under the bombing campaign against. marathon talks at the u.n. climate summit have failed to bridge deep divisions between the world's biggest polluters and those desperate for a deal discussions are due to resume in madrid in a few hours time this is the cup 25 conference supposed to end on friday it's chairwoman has told delegates that the world needs them to reach a deal they are deadlocked over emissions targets and how much money poorer countries should get to cope with climate change i request all of the fiction. all your strength. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the cyclone fence is that

our environment correspondent matt mcgrath is at the summit in madrid.gave us this analysis of the sticking points. almost every country in the world signed the paris climate agreement in the french capital about four years ago. one of the terms of that particular pact was that every country should update their national plans on cutting carbon by the end of 2020, the end of next year. all those countries have come to this particular cop, a conference of the parties, here in madrid to actually work out the wrinkles in that plan, to work out the timetable, when they're going to submit their plans, and to whom. but they've run into major difficulties here, because a lot of the countries, the european union and small island states and many others, feel that what's on the table is not ambitious enough. they feel that the science is very clear, the message from the streets is very clear — countries need to be doing more. what they've seen written down on the text here, they're not very happy about. other countries like the us, australia, japan, india and other

this is d w news live from berlin the united nations climate summit opens in madrid. who really wants to be remembered as the generation that's good he has been to send. people while the planet burned the u.n. secretary general says it's either that or saving the earth by aiming for carbon neutrality by the year 2050 also coming up tonight typhoon coming or it slams into the philippines hundreds of thousands are forced to flee as the storm makes landfall packing winds of up to 170 kilometers per hour and china says one of the phone number 7 your face it needs to track its cell phone use is triggering fresh privacy concerns a new law requiring everyone to registering new sim cards to 1st submit to a facial skin. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us 2 weeks to save the future that is how many are describing the u.n. climate change conference beginning today in madrid delegates from nearly 200 countries have begun 2 weeks of meetings amid a growing sense of crisis human secretary general and tony a good tennis is calling for bold action morning that the world risk

made english champions manchester city and holders liverpool play athletico madrid . in the bundesliga brucia once in love but have slipped off the top for the 1st time in 2 months rb live signal lead the way marco russa's gladbach went down to one. they conceded a late goal for the 2nd straight game having been eliminated from the europe ali midweek. marco's a coach out spoke to the austrian league title last season all of a gloss now lead lives to 2nd place while sport hadn't won any of their last 3 home games but they came out swinging 0 mercy young took sawfish lager to open the scoring in the 13th minute of the austrian netting his 1st one just the goal of the. clock back responded faster though braille embargo equalising just 2 minutes later the 6th goal of the season for the swiss international was won all the score at half time. things remain tight in the 2nd half with plenty of scoring chances for both sides but both kept on wasting their opportunity. the decider came in injury time maximillian on old making it to one pro ball scored a late victory at it by a

david shukman, bbc news in madrid.most of them children, have died after contracting measles. almost 4,000 cases have been reported in the small island nation, prompting authorities to close schools and ban most public gatherings. now the race is on to vaccinate the whole population before more people die. samoa's prime minister has announced that government offices will close on thursday and friday this week so staff can help to carry out vaccinations.cate heinrich from unicef pacific is in samoa's capital apia. i asked her what she had seen. yesterday i had the chance to go out with the government health workers and visit the vaccination site where there is a lot of work being done to educate the communities and to encourage the families to comfort oui’ encourage the families to comfort our vaccinations. many young children have now been vaccinated in the vaccinations are now open up to the vaccinations are now open up to the general public as well and i had the general public as well and i had the chance to meet man

we begin with discord at the un climate summit in madrid, where negotiations have been extended becausef serious disagreements between countries. the talks, which began two weeks ago, aim to find a formula for implementing a deal that was reached in paris back in 2015. the european union and many small island states are pushing for more ambitious action from all countries but some of the biggest polluters, including the us, brazil and india, have objected. here's a spokesperson for the summit outlining where things stand. from outlining where things stand. the comments from i this from the comments from the floor this morning, you can see there is a big array of concerns, and delegations ask for the introduction of new tags, but at the end of the day, there was a common denominator, the vast majority of delegations are asking for more ambitious text, and thatis asking for more ambitious text, and that is where we are aiming at. we need to strike a balance. it is impossible to have a consensus outcome if you do not compromise, so we expect that at the end of the day delegations will comp

newsline from berlin the united nations climate summit opens in madrid. do we really want to be remembered as the generation debt could it be tending to spend that people while the planet but. the u.n. secretary general says it's either that or saving the earth by aiming for carbon neutrality by the year 2050 also coming up tonight in time to come murray slams into the philippines hundreds of thousands are forced to flee as the storm makes landfall packing winds of up to a 175 kilometers per hour and in china moves to track it's a cell phone users triggering fresh privacy fears a new law requires everyone registering new sim cards to 1st submit a facial skin. i'm brink off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome to weeks to save the future that is how many are describing the u.n. climate change conference starting today in madrid delegates from nearly 200 countries have begun 2 weeks of meetings amid a growing sense of crisis and secretary general and tony a good test is calling for bold action warning that the world