peter maguire. hong kong's skylight is being marred by enormous piles of rubbish.ing at a rate of 2000 100 tons a day. china recently banned imports of many different kinds of solid waste. as a result, the recycling business in hong kong is losing about $45,000 a day. the grains are not moving at this port in eastern hong kong. mountains of scribes are piling up in locations around the city. —— that cranes. hong kong isjust one of the places around the world that sells waste viterra to china, where it is then recycled. the us in the uk are two of the other big sellers. but this has been a picture since the ban was announced. with no one to sell two, 2500 tons of waste paper is piling up in hong kong every day. with nowhere to go. the director of the city's mandurah cycling organisation says that he hopes the chinese authorities can soften their stands. translation: if the central government is worried about the recycled paper in the hong kong and macau region, is it possible for them to take our concerns into consideration when drafting new regulations will paper r

. >>> a team of law enforcement personnel and emergency mel workers left from joint base maguire dix on their way to st. croix to help there. action news reporter is there and joins us with more. >> reporter: the aircraft was supposed to take off around 4:00 but a little delayed about the amount of supplies particularly emergency vehicles that we're told once they land that crew will hit the ground running. >> the organization for the department of health ems task force and the state police are departing from maguire air force base on a humanitarian mission to provide aid and assistance to the people that were affected at the u.s. virgin islands >> arm with relief supplies, new jersey state police and the emergency mel task force boarded a cglobe master 3 aircraft bound for the island of st. croix following irma and march madness. it holds up to 102 people and can carry 180,000 pounds. emergency personnel were strapped in on the sides, flanking the ambulances generators and other basic necessary tease loaded into the center to help residents who have been recovery mode for the last t

now, today, teams of first responders departed from joint base maguire dix lakehurst in new jersey >> the mission is to help support. joyce evans is there as they took off and joins us live. >> reporter: lucy and ian, the 2nd of two giant air force cargo planes took off headed to the virgin islands. the new jersey officials said to the feds, hey, we got the personnel, we've got the experts and special gear and we can help. >> members of the new jersey emy clients task force gathering their gear to help in the relief efforts in the virgin islands disseminated by hurricanes irma and maria >> the state of new jersey is sending a 50 person team of emergency medical technicians, paramedics, mental health professionals and new jersey police troopers, to support them in emergency medical needs on the islands at this point. >> never done a mission that's like this before. >> reporter: not out the continental united states is task force paramedic settlin into his seat inside the giant c-17 globe master cargo transport. at joint base maguire dix lakehurst >> i've been world trade center twice,

john maguire, bbc news, manchester.degrees over the next few days. the hot temperatures come hours after heavy winds and rain swept across northern parts of england — rain in cumbria forced the closure of a number of schools as villages were covered in surface water. more now on what is a mixed bag weather—wise. to put it very tamely indeed! that talk of a heatwave probably seems 1 million indeed! that talk of a heatwave probably seems1 million miles indeed! that talk of a heatwave probably seems 1 million miles away if you are anyway across northern and western britain at the moment, there is the culprit, we will come back to that in a couple of minutes but it tells the tale, you have seen what it is like on top, this is what it was like from troon. there is a crumb of good news about the weather in scotland and later on in northern ireland, once the weather front slumps towards the borders, brighter skies will follow behind, one or two showers with those brighter skies but the rainfall totals piling up again, southern

today a team left from base maguire to st. croix .tie ileto joins us with more. >> walter, a second team left late this evening. onboard the aircraft was emergency vehicles to medical supplies for their two week mission. we are headed this evening to the island of scroi st. croix . we continue with assistance from two hurricanes. >> rain gear, hats, communications equipment. medical equipment. we are there to provide ems for the islands and all of the equipment helps us stay safe. >> the biggest challenge, it's an island so getting there is the biggest challenge. >> supplies include basic necessities and emergency vehicles. >> wires are down. it's hot. it's muggy. there is the environmental conditions tough to deal with. we are prepared for the worst. we are going to be self sustained for two weeks. we recognize that power is not something widely available throughout the island. there is a great deal of damage. we are bringing off road ambulances to ensure paramedics to those in medical need. three more teams are expected to leave mon

state senator mike maguire is tweeting out initiative damage estimates from sonoma county tops about $3 billion. two-thirds of the damage is from portions of unincorporated sonoma county. about $1 billion covers the extensive damage to santa rosa. maguire also tweeted out he expects those numbers to climb this week. >> new this morning, the effort to fight the flames is literally worldwide. cal fire says crews from 17 states and one other country have come to california to help fight the fires. firefighters and equipment have come as far as east as new york and florida. cal fire says help is even arrived from australia. >> and as people returned home, they say that officials want to warn everybody that -- of a potential health hazards. keep in mind, do not allow children to play in ash. if you get ash on your skin, wash it off as soon as possible. intelligently sweep surfaces and try not to cause that ash to go airborne. wear protective masks if you are around the ash. >> a quick follow-up now. kaiser permanente hospital in santa rosa is still closed. a place a week ago we still saw

albert maguire, they've been dedicated to reversing hereditary blindness for two decades, they say this new treatment could be a turning point. >> we took the normal copy of that gene and delivered it to the cells that were defective. >> reporter: after providing treatment, researchers tested their 41 patients visual ability with an obstacle course like this. christian nailed it. >> he could navigate the obstacle course using dimmer light levels than he had ever been able to do it. and he was able to do that both accurately and quickly. >> reporter: patients have reported being able to lead more fulfilling lives. for christian who has loved to sing since he was a little boy, that meant performing on america's got talent. ♪. >> i walked out on that stage all by myself. all those judges, i saw them and i saw them, say saw their reactions. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, silver spring, maryland. >> quijano: fantastic. anthony mason spoke with cbs news medical contributor tara naryou willa about the significance of this treatment. >> why is this such a big deal. >> this is the first t

. >>> mike maguire said damage in snow ma county alone could top $3 billion. the largest of the fires, it has burned 51,000 acres, and the 65% contained now, which is up from 56% yesterday morning. the nuns fire, made up of several fires in snow ma county, has burned 48,627 acres. it's now 40% contain. yesterday it was just 25% contained. so a big increase there. and the tubbs fire in the calustoga area has burned almost 45,000 acres, and it is now 60% contained. >> of the 40 fire deaths, 22 were in snow ma county. more victims were identified yesterday. they were 82-year-old carmen colleen mcreynolds, sharon ray robinson, 72-year- old lee chadwick roger, and 71-year-old daniel martin solier. >> we want to show you this cal fire map. you can get a sense how close the major fires are to each other. the nuns fire has the lowest containment, again, only 40%. it is still moving northward at a slow pace, but it is driven by steep slopes and very dry brush. >>> steve, you see rain. >> that was the last wind event in this pattern. today will be warm, but there's the

. >>> state senator mike maguire said damage could top $3 billion. now the largest of the fires is the atlas fire in napa and snow ma counties. it has now burned more than 51,000 acres. it is 65% contained, though, which is up from 56% yesterday morning. the nuns fire, which is made up of several fires has burned 48,627 acres. it is now 40% contained. yesterday, that was 25% contained. so big increase there. and the to bees fire in the calustoga area has burned 45,000 acres. it is now 60% contained. >>> of the 40 fire deaths, 22 were in snow ma county. more victims were identified yesterday. they were 82-year-old car men colleen reynolds, sharon gray robinson, 72-year- old lee chadrick roger, and 71-year-old daniel martin stother. lee roger was from grand then. the others lived in san the rosa. >>> i want to show you a cal fire map. this gives you a sense just how close all those major wildfires are. crews say each of the fires present their own conditions. the nuns fire has the lowest containment, just 40% at this point. it is still moving north at

keith maguire one handed. odell beckham junior one handed. 21-7. >> zach mcclus ci wide open. delaware military beats first state military, 54-20. >> conestoga in white. it's not enough. garnett valley wins by 30, 49 49-19. >> harris with the touchdown pass to chris kirby. squeaks by west catholic. down the shore. isaiah pacheco 37-yard touchdown. one of three scores on the night. vineland shut down main lan, 58-0, 7-1. over a hundred points scored in the game against gloucester catholic. despite 20 points, jalil intercepted, pleasantville goes on to win 66-40. we have an upset alert in the holy spirit second quarter. holy spirit, touchdown, play action, perfection. endzone, touchdown, spirit wins, 42-26. 28 game winning streak against the south jersey team. devin jones all over the wilmington charter. jones is a beast. zig zags all over the place. injure rophillips to laser. 23-12 to wilmington charter. ♪ ♪ >> white marsh says they are ready for it against quakertown. they looked ready first half. p.w. up 20 at the half. they blow it. quaker

john maguire, bbc news, sweden.nto what happened and the fact that donald trump has visited las vegas today. he spokejust over one trump has visited las vegas today. he spoke just over one hour ago. this is some of what he said.|j he spoke just over one hour ago. this is some of what he said. i have to tell you, i just this is some of what he said. i have to tell you, ijust met some of the most amazing people. we met patients that were absolutely terribly wounded, and the doctors and the nurses, all of the people at the hospital, they have done a job that is indescribable. they will filled the night it happened, before it happened. and they found room for many people. many people came in? we had 100 come in. what i saw today is an incredible tribute to professionalism. and what they have done is incredible. you never want to see it again. we should also tell you the investigation is believed to be speaking to this woman today, marilou danely, the girlfriend of the gunmen, stephen paddock. she has flown in from the p

tottenham‘s harry winks and leicester‘s harry maguire both make their senior debuts and maguire was closee halfway mark when dele alli was brought down in the box, but who else but captain harry kane duly stepped up to strike the spot kick into the corner of the net. england leading 1—0. northern ireland are expected to field their strongest team for the world cup qualifier in norway this evening despite six players being one booking away from suspension, and possibly missing the first leg of the playoffs should they get there. jonny evans, corry evans, steven davis, oliver norwood, stuart dallas and josh magennis are all on one caution going into the final group c match in oslo. northern ireland are already guaranteed to finish second. we‘ve been good in the double headers to date. and again, you know, as i say, we come into this game knowing that there‘s a huge amount at stake. we have neverfor one minute thought it was anything other than that. and you can tell already that the players are looking forward to the game. but they know that, obviously, they have to try and make sure they w

john maguire has been to the west coast of sweden, where currents and winds mean a great deal of plasticloop by recycling is one answer. commonplace across sweden and possibly coming to a town near you. first in scotland with england and wales watching closely. these are deposit return we put used plastic bottles in and they pay out. it scans of the barcode on the label and offers the chance to make a donation to charity or credit to a supermarket. ten bottles of worth around 1p. collections are made across sweden and brought here, to this plant, 90 minutes south of. the capital. what is next? the boss tells me technology will mean less plastic. bottles need to be made recycla ble. plastic. bottles need to be made recyclable. i think there is very much what to do. the swedes have been using this system since the 80s but it is not a stranger to the scourge but it is not a stranger to the scourge of plastic pollution, especially in the sea. it is a major problem but one of the environment minister insists is solvable. there are many interesting new materials coming up from research and inn

albert maguire. they'd been dedicated to reversing hereditary blindness for two decades. they say this new treatment could be a turning point. >> we took the normal copy of that gene and delivered it to the cells that were defective. >> reporter: after providing treatment, researchers tested their 41 patients' visual ability with an obstacle course like this. christian nailed it. >> he could navigate the obstacle course using dimmer light levels than he had ever been able to do it. and he was able to do that both accurately and quickly. >> reporter: patients have reported being able to lead more fulfilling lives. for christian, who has loved to sing since he was a little boy, that meant performing on "america's got talent." ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> i walked out on that stage all by myself. all those judges, i saw them, and i saw them-- i saw their reactions. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, silver spring, maryland. >> mason: such encouraging news. up next, cops and the families they saved from a wildfire reunited. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis e

two tries from the retiring captain danny maguire and two from tom briscoe gave leeds a 2a—6 win.d the trophy since 2015. max whitlock has become the first british gymnast to retain a world title by taking gold in the pommel horse in montreal. the olympic champion was competing in his first final since rio. he now has six world championship medals, more now than beth tweddle and louis smith. i didn't even think about it. it didn't even come into my head that it would be history to do that, until i saw — i think it was your tweet this morning. and it made me feel a bit nervous, and it put things into perspective a bit more. so ijust tried to put that to the side. i try and focus on what i do, like i always do, focus on myjob. and myjob was to go there today and perform as good as i possibly can. i mean, that's what sport is all about. england may have made sure of their place at next year's world cup, but a route to russia via the play—offs remains a possibility for the rest of the home nations heading into the crucial final round of qualifying matches. wales and northern ireland a

john maguire, bbc news, manchester.you believe? that set from sportsday. wherever you are and however you are watching your spot, have a great weekend. goodbye for now. —— your sport. it will be an interesting few days on the weather front. there will be some warm weather around, particularly across england and wales, during saturday, sunday and monday. it is mild out there right now, with some rain, a lot of that in the north—west in the last few days. we are also watching an ex—hurricane in the atlantic to the south of us, which could approach during monday and might bring some stormy weather to western areas of the british isles and ireland. in the british isles and ireland. in the short—term, nothing to stormy. in fact, saturday looks fine with bright spells, into the 20s in the south, 17 the newcastle. depending on how much sunshine we get, a lot of the forecasts suggest cloudy skies, but if the clouds break, and we get sunshine, i wouldn't be surprised if temperatures reached 24 celsius on sunday and monday. also,

england's place in russia was already guaranteed, so the likes of harry winks and harry maguire wereh southgate says his team lacked big players. he can not stop scoring. kane might beg to differ, the 99th—rapged side in the world had their chances and england's i—o the world had their chances and england's 1—0 win followed a tried and tested formula of being deserved yet unconvincing. so this is how group f looks at the end of their campaign. england top, and scotland just missing out to slovakia on goal difference. northern ireland finished second to germany in group c. and they'll be hoping for a favourable play—off draw later this month. lewis hamilton is on the verge of winning his fourth formula one world championship. the briton eased to victory in the japanese grand prix, while his nearest title rival, sebastian vettel, was forced to retire. hamilton's lead is now 59 points with four races to go. that's the sport. there's of course lots more on the bbc sport website, including news of claudia fragapane's bronze at the world gymnastics. back to you. a look at the papers coming

seventh goal in his past six internationals, gareth southgate has given debuts to harry winks and harry maguireirmation of those half time and the other game in group letter f. that is significant for scotla nd letter f. that is significant for scotland because if they do not win, slovakia could overtake them in second place. saracens are top of the rugby union premiership after a victory over wasps. jamie george scored a hat—trick of tries as saracens looked comfortable throughout the win in north london. it is the fourth defeat in a row for wasps. england have won the netball open championship for the second yearin open championship for the second year ina open championship for the second year in a row beating wales 72—52 com plete year in a row beating wales 72—52 complete a year in a row beating wales 72—52 com plete a clea n year in a row beating wales 72—52 complete a clean sweep in the tournament that features all four home nations and one international side. northern ireland came second after edging past scotland by one goal. that is it from me. the bbc sport website has much more inclu

john maguire, bbc news. and when will it change the world? the idea though graphene engineering innovation centre, handed over today from the builders to the university of manchester will help get somewhere down that line. what is graphene? a thin layer of carbon atoms, one liar, diamonds, loads of carbon atoms, pencil lead, loads of carbon atoms, pencil lead, loads of carbon atoms, pencil lead, loads of them, but graphene, one layer and it has spectacular properties scientists have been getting very excited about. its use in the wings of this growing, it is ridiculously strong, flexible and like. —— it‘s used in the wings of this drone. what about more practical things? —— like. this drone. what about more practicalthings? —— like. light bulbs, we are seeing these become more mainstream —— light. because graphene is so efficient, so good at conducting electricity, the scientists when they discovered it couldn‘t get over all the properties it had. it means that, don‘t do it at home, but graphene light bulbs

tono's harry winks makes his debut, so does harry maguire of leicester city.and replaces joe hart in that beat slovenia. jack butland replacesjoe hart in goal, as well. we are after the same shirt, but we wa nt to we are after the same shirt, but we want to push each other and make sure our want to push each other and make sure oui’ performance want to push each other and make sure our performance is high. because that means success for us as a nation. there is great rivalry but also great friendship. we supported joe hart excellently the other night. he went on to make some great saves and put in a good performance for us, which is what we want. i'm sure it would have gone the opposite way had somebody else been in the goal. northern ireland are expecting to field their best side tonight, despite six players being one booking away from suspension. jonny eva ns, booking away from suspension. jonny evans, cory evans, 0liver norwood, and josh magennis are all on one caution going into the final group c match in oslo. northern ireland could be assured of a play—o

john maguire has been to sweden, where currents and winds mean a great deal of it accumulates.around the globe and closing the loop by recycling is one answer. commonplace across sweden and possibly coming to a town near you, first in scotland with england and wales watching closely. these are deposit return or reverse vending machines. you put used plastic bottles in and they pay out. it scans the barcode on the label and offers the chance to make a donation to charity or credit in this supermarket. it's not exactly a money spinner — ten bottles are worth around 1p. they're ten a penny, if you like. collections are made across sweden and brought here, to this plant, 90 minutes south of stockholm. they handle plastic and glass bottles as well as aluminium cans. recycling rates are above 90% so here, what is next? the boss tells me technology will mean less plastic and smarter bottles. bottles need to be made for recycling. i think about design so there is very much more to do. the swedes have been using this type of system since the mid—80s, but it is not a stranger to the scou

patric maguire learned that whennee first moved to town with his pick up truck. >> i got hit with $2,000 worth of parking tickets. >> reporter: it turns out a fortunate few are actually due to get money back from the city, if only the city could find them. >> they have a refund that's due to them, and we want to do everything we can to get it back to them. >> reporter: in all the city is holding $500,000 in tickets people accidently paid for twice or paid by mail. several hundred thousand drivers each with tens or hundreds -- >> these people collect about 50, $60 million of parking tickets a year. >> reporter: still, the city will take that money if nobody claims it. >> if we don't get ahold of them, that money will go into the general fund. >> how about just not charging so much in the first place? >> reporter: city officials point out they could be going right back into streets and buses, but they could be going right back into your pockets, you know, to pay for more parking. >> i got to get back to my parking meter. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> to see if there's a check with your name

jefferson has been returned to maguire correction facility in redwood city.o county sheriff's office said it has added additional steps in its procedures to avoid the same thing happening again. >>> a prison inmate has pleaded no contest to a 33-year-old cold case child murder going back more than 30 years. michael was in court yesterday to face first-degree murder charges in the death of three- year-old clark honda. he was a family friend and adducted the little boy from his home in 1984. he is already behind bars after his no contest plea in 2002 to four felony child sexual assault charges. >>> it was 28 years ago this evening that the deadly loma earthquake struck the bay area. the 6.9 quake was centered in the santa cruz mountains. it killed 63 people and caused an estimated $6 billion in damage. the structure -- freeway structure in oakland collapsed. a ruptured gas line caused a large fire in san francisco's marina district. santa cruz was destroyed. the quake struck at 5:04 pm just as game three of the world series between the a's and the giants was ge

breakfast‘sjohn maguire is there. profiles. absolutely right. it was designed and built at the large airfield behind these brand—new hanger built to house it. this museum in bristol will open in two weeks' time. the noseis will open in two weeks' time. the nose is up but it used to drop so the pilot could see during the ru nway the pilot could see during the runway taxi. we will introduce you toa runway taxi. we will introduce you to a pilot of the concorde soon. good morning. why here? why did you bring it back to its birthplace? this is the last supersonic aircraft that flew in every single uk airport. concorde was largely designed here and manufactured. the engines were made locally. tens of thousands of people were involved in it. friends and family could look up and see it overhead. fantastic. it i5 and see it overhead. fantastic. it is so pleasing after so many years since it last flew in 2003. we now have a home for it. everyone has a story about concorde. every house in bristol has a picture of it on the wall.

. >> joining us now on the phone is state senator maguire.s that you have represented it, have you seen some of the areas and what is your reaction? >> i am a third generation of northbay, and it is absolutely crushing to see the devastation that looks apocalyptic in santa rosa and the greater part of mendocino county. we were in red valley today, and we have the homes that were confirmed destroyed. we have a fuel shortage in the town of willits, and we are trying to get diesel and gas in there. one of the biggest issues that we have also is a significant challenge with cell towers and internet. we are currently working with at&t, verizon, and comcast to be able to restore cell and internet throughout the mendocino and napa county area. we had 75 towers at peak that were down, and we still have about 42 towers that are down. we hope to bring them all on board in the next couple of days. a significant challenge that we are worried about is a catastrophic fiber cut to the fiber communication line that is mendocino county. that has impacted atm

virgin islands, they took off in a c 17 globe master car get transport from the joint base maguire airase yesterday. they are sending 50 troopers and paramedics to support recovery efforts. >> same plane that flew over our military day as a matter of fact. >>> it must be nice to play with carson wentz. check out carson's reaction to torey smith, dropping a wide opened pass, that would have been a huge play but, car son. >> he is upset. >> sometimes the quarterback makes the guy feel bad. oh, shoot, gosh darn it, darn it darn it, torey, it is okay, guys. that is what you love about carson wentz. other quarterback would be come on, darn it. >> okay. >> we will get them next play. >> i for got when jake elliott made that kick. he said something, son of the gun. >> you made it you son of a gun. >>> here's a comparison that was later in the game, philip rivers is yelling at his own helmet in the microphone and guys were supposed to give him the play. the play came in late which screwed him up, so he spits out his mouthpiece has to pick it up and starts screaming into his hell met. so is the

you know from some of the most beloved romantic movies ever made "jerry maguire," "bridget jones," "texasame it. her new movie "same kind of different as me" opens a week from friday. please welcome renee zellweger. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: very good. you know, i cannot -- i had an argument, actually, with one of our producers this morning because i can't believe this is the first time you've been here at the show. i feel like you've been here before. >> yeah, no, uh-uh, no, no. yeah, what, 15 years? that's a long time. >> jimmy: yeah, we've been on finally happened. >> it was regis and kelly. you were sitting in for regis when you were first starting the show, flying back and forth every night of the week, i think. >> jimmy: that's right, i was flying to new york in the morning. i was doing basically what ryan seacrest does all the time now. i'd fly to new york overnight. host that show. fly back. host this show. fly back. i did that for a week. it was a stupid, stupid thing to do. >> i don't know, i thought you pulled it off, you were pretty go

john maguire has been to sweden, where currents and winds mean a great deal of it accumulates.the globe and closing the loop by recycling is one answer. commonplace across sweden and possibly coming to a town near you, first in scotland with england and wales watching closely. these are deposit return or reverse vending machines. you put used plastic bottles in and they pay out. it scans the barcode on the label and offers the chance to make a donation to charity or credit in this supermarket. it's not exactly a money spinner — ten bottles are worth around 1p. they're ten a penny, if you like. collections are made across sweden and brought here, to this plant, 90 minutes south of stockholm. they handle plastic and glass bottles as well as aluminium cans. recycling rates are above 90% so here, what is next? the boss tells me technology will mean less plastic and smarter bottles. bottles need to be made for recycling. i think about design so there is very much more to do. the swedes have been using this type of system since the mid—80s but it is not a stranger to the scourge of p

i know the maguires. their house is safe but there's quite a bit of damage up there. on my house, i know some of the embers went in and across the street i have a retired fire chief that was working there. my two trees in the front were on fire and some things in my back yard. >> reporter: that was just neighbors helping neighbors putting out embers. >> yeah. so we got in, we kind of went in around 7:00 last night. >> reporter: and the neighbors here, were they able to get anything out? were they even home? >> from what i understand, they weren't home. >> reporter: this happened so quickly they didn't know it hit their home. >> i had no idea these fires were going on. >> reporter: thank you so much. our thoughts are with you. this is a reminder what can happen on a daily basis here in california. >>> joining me now by phone is mark giagarduci. mark, give us the latest from the front lines. >> well, good morning. well, today has been a day to try to continue to contain the fires that we happen. the weather is actually cooperating a little bit better. the winds are died

there's a scene in "jerry maguire." he stood on the floor and said, i will not be complicit and everyone went back to their office. no one following him out the door, it looks like? >> it doesn't seem that way. watching that happen, it sort of reminded me of bob corker's words where he said, look. the white house is an adult day care center and everybody knows it. so there is this huge divide when you talk to lawmakers, when you talk to republican operatives of what people will tell you privately and what they'll say publicly. so i think there were a lot of people who privately watched and respected jeff flake's speech, liked it, felt he was giving voice to something they may personally feel but you're right. they sort of said, good for you, jeff. but we're sort of sticking here. >> and tad, this profoundly disappointing as it is to me, the u.s. senate is not a rom-com. they want to keep their jobs. they don't want to have to get retrained for real jobs. what do the democrats do in this moment? do they cheer on jeff fla

breakfast‘s john maguire reports.watching the stadium it is good. in the future i would like to come and play in this stadium and score goals. the trip has been organised by the oscar foundation which works to change children‘s live through football. today, they are the guests ofjuan football. today, they are the guests of juan mata football. today, they are the guests ofjuan mata who met them during the summer in mumbai and they are the first group to be helped by his new charity, common goal, granting them is something that many of us take for granted. i think they are enjoying it and i am happy and proud that they can have a chance to come and live this dream. next month, photos from juan mata‘s trip to india will be exhibited here in the national football league cm. you can feel the impact of football through our charity. you can see how they used football as a tool for change. he launched common goals for charities around the globe and asks fellow professional footballers to donate 1% of their earnings to charity

let's get more from breakfast'sjohn maguire who's in central london this morning.. it's a very straightforward clear message i suppose. this has been part of your project to come up with this. and mute the commute is the campaign we have built which is trying to shift awareness of sexual harassment from the victim or the perpetrator and saying everyone has a part to play in stopping sexual harassment on public transport. don't be quiet, make sure you speak up. it's part of a broad educational piece we've been working on which is about teaching people to safely intervene and also what constitutes sexual harassment. it isa what constitutes sexual harassment. it is a grey area but even from the smallest thing it is incredibly important we stop it. thank you. you are going to let off onto the bus so we can speak to some more people on board. it's been a multidisciplined approach to this issue and we will talk to anne—marie. good morning. you are a technology expert. tell us what you came up with. we built these patches called unmute the commute which ties in with the c

john maguire, bbc news.hen we‘re asking about the delicate question of falling out with an old ally, then it‘s even harder. sorry, sorry. we‘re not having much luck out here. perhaps in the tea break, someone will talk to us. let‘s head inside. well, you can‘t say we didn‘t try. but it seems when it comes to china‘s ever—colla psing relationship with north korea and its eccentric leader, these delegates don‘t really want to talk about it. susanna is here with the business needs. first, the headlines. the prime ministers in brussels hoping the breakthrough price negotiations as the eu summit gets under way. there has been a big increase in the number of crimes, particularly violent offence, in england and wales. the spanish government says it is taking steps to impose direct rule over tackling this weekend. here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. the uk chancellor has asked financial regulators and the serious fraud office to review whether the banks hsbc and standard chartered are linked to a corru