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my name is jennifer mathis. the senter for mental health law but i'm here also as a representative for the consortium for citizens with disnlts, a coalition of over 100 na disability organizations, insuring the self determination, np independence, inclusion of adults and children with disabilities in all aspect of society. obviously there are many different ways we can promote healthy choices that improver health outcomes and reduce costs. the primary concern that an mates this hearing seems to be the role of employer-based wellness programs. but i think it's important to mention the role of state service systems, particularly those with disabilities and older adults and planning and administering service systems in the way that expands systems, enabling people to exert more control and participate actively, direct their own lives and work. we have seen from numerous studies over many years that realigning service systems to offer people from disabilities to live, work and receive services leads to improve healt

mathis, wanted ask you. as you well know, a federal district court recently held that the eeo commission failed to support its rules on wellness programs. those rules said that an employee's decision not to participate in a wellness program was voluntary so long as the employee did not have to pay a penalty greater than 30% of the cost of health insurance. in other words, thousands of dollars. that high of a penalty is a problem for those employees and spouses who do not wish to risk disclosure of genetic information or the existence of a disability by participating in wellness programs that do collect of course sensitive health information. it's a person's right under the ada, under genetic information nondiscrimination act, under hipaa and those as i said are three laws this committee wrote and i'm proud of. as you may well know this committee met yesterday and cleared for the full senate the trump's administration nominees to now lead the eeoc and among other things, those will now be responsible for rewr

mathis. now we have a round of five-minute questions and i'm going to start with senator young. >> thank you mister chairman. i'm excited about this hearing because i know a number of our witnesses have discussed in their testimonies behavioral economics and behavioral decision-making and i think it's important that we as policymakers incorporate how people really behave, not according to an economist for say or according to other policy experts but based on observed behaviors. often times we behave in ways that we don't intend to. it leads to results that we don't want to end up in so mister asch, i will start with you with your expertise in this area. you've indicated behavioral economics is being used by doctors and patients to make better decisions and you see an opportunity for employers to help americans change their behaviors and ways they want. tobacco mitigation, to losing weight to managing blood pressure. you indicate those changes are much less likely to come from typical premium

secretary mathis: what a great question. let me talk about korea for a minute because it's on all of our minds. you know there's a reason i recommended t.r.'s book that we pull it out and read it one more time. ladies and gentlemen, it is ght now a diplomatically led economic sanctioned buttressed effort to try to turn -- >> we'll leave this here as the u.s. house is about to gavel economic sanctioned back in for legislative work. live coverage now on the u.s. house here on c-span.

mathis. we will now have a round of five-minute questions and we will start with senator young. >> thank you, chairman. i am very excited about this hearing because i know a number of our witnesses have discussed behavioralstimonies economics and behavioral decision-making. that weit's important as policymakers incorporate how people really behave, not according to an economist, per se, or according to other policy experts. it would be based on observed behaviors. often times, we behave in ways we don't intend to. it leads us to a result we don't want to end up in. youll start with mr. asch, have indicated behavioral economics is being used to help doctors and patients make better decisions. using an opportunity for employers to help americans change their behaviors, too. in ways they want from tobacco mitigation to losing weight, to lowering blood pressure and you indicate the changes are much less likely to come from typical premium based financial incentives and much more likely to come fr

mathis, welcome. ms. thank you, chairman alexander, ranking member committee, i appreciate the -- ranking member murray, and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify about this important issue. my name is jennifer mathis, and chairman alexander noted my lon centert the baze for mental health law, but i am also the head of a coalition of organizations that work together to promote ensuring self-determination, independence, empowerment, integration, and inclusion of adults and children with disabilities in all aspects of society. i appreciate the breadth of the topic for this hearing and their many different ways we can promote healthy choices that improve health outcomes and reduce costs and many different stakeholders can do so. the primary concern that animates this hearing seems to be the role of employer-based wellness programs. but i also think it's important to mention the role of state service systems, particularly those are people with disabilities and older adults in plann

this was bill and janice mathis' home... the three bedroom, three bath home reduced to ashes. napa county search and rescue teams are meticulously combing through debris. the silverado resort escaped major damage... but strong winds downed power lines all over the grounds. since the fire broke out a week ago, over 300-thousand customers have lost power. but as of yesterday, power has been restored to over 90-percent of areas. <>janice mathis/ napa county: "in this moment, i'm realizing you don't put your boots on and your gloves on and go sift through stuff. there's nothing to sift through."> (marty) at least four people have died as a result of the atlas fire so far. (dave) a look at weather when we return. (vo) dogs have evolved, but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. nutrient-dense, protein-rich, real meat number one. this is a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one, true instinct. do you want to do a monster check? yes. no monsters. ♪ how about the drawer? ♪ no monsters. nightly monster checks are how grant ma

reduced to ashes.bill mathis/ napa county:"for me, it's confusing."he couple is left trying to sort out what's next in their lives.janice mathis/ napa county:"in this moment, i'm realizing you don't put your boots on and your gloves on and go sift through stuff. there's nothing to sift through."more than 100 homes across this silverado neighborhood in napa burned down in the atlas fire. two people died.on this day. napa county search and rescue teams were meticulously combing through debris. the silveradoresort escaped major damage. . but strong winds downed power lines all around the grounds.reporter:"these burn trees show you just how close the flames came to the silverado resort. these pga tour signs from last weekend are still up. the resort says cleanup here will take the rest of the month."pg and e is staging heavy equipment here. crews working on restoring power. for those who survived the fire but are now left with no homes. . "the first thing we think of is we're fortunate."the question becomes what next. .and how to move on."if you don't mov

secretary mathis: what a great question. let me talk about korea for a minute because it's on all of our minds. you know there's a reason i recommended t.r.'s book that we pull it out and read it one more time. ladies and gentlemen, it is ght now a diplomatically led economic sanctioned buttressed effort to try to turn -- >> we'll leave this here as the u.s. house is about to gavel economic sanctioned back in for legislative work. live coverage now on the u.s. house here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. loving god, we ive you thanks for giving us another day. while members come to the end of a long weekend of constituent visits, bless them an those with whom they consult among those they represent with wisdom, patience, and generosity. as they seek law and policy that benefits not only local interest bus where possible, the greater common good of our country. we again ask you to impel those who possess powe

while we start our coverage with this report from mathis who is. that demonstration. was long live the nation is a message. christina a student from barcelona and her friend couldn't agree more they feel cut to learn spanish and european. you know if you don't give me about it i was born here but my entire family comes from all over spain the supporters of independence have no right to keep us out of it it was you know some of what you know we don't want a fragmented and divided europe we want europe to florida and we want to be part of it and i want to start then to but many in catalonia who oppose independence such as this architect i still against sunday's protest they worry it could increase tensions. this spanish the spanish flag and. there was russian with spanish flags of the station with catherine franks because because. i think it's not. a very good idea to have. the streets filled with the two sides because they're going to clash. but for protest to christina sunday's munch was a success she says the people here represents cup loney is silent majority organi

been very clear about since the beginning ok so we saw in the report the defense secretary james mathis not just backs the steel so why we here why is it come to this well i mean just to get back to your question of the agreement be conditional obviously this will always be conditional on compliance on both sides and the opinion of the the white house seems to be and this is what has been indicated we'll see in forty five minutes or so that that iran is not in compliance with the deal and. that is a matter of interpretation the other p five plus one powers have said that it is in compliance with the deal as has the i.e. a but as was mentioned in this report it did exceed enrichment in two cases so the white house is really strategy paper ahead of this speech what's in the well the expectation is that they're going to call for certain tougher conditions they want to as was mentioned reopen the deal and what is one of the issues that they want to address they wanted just things like the ability to have inspections in military facilities they want to deal with the ability to test missiles

public hearing in june with private witnesses and a classified briefing with secretaries tillerson and mathisn office. we have been working to schedule this public hearing since that time. numbers of members on and off the committee have raised questions about the executive's authority with respect to warmaking. the nucleus of nuclear weapons, the use of nuclear weapons. from a diplomatic perspective entering into and terminating agreements with other countries. as i mentioned publicly, this is the beginning of a series of hearings where our committee will examine those issues but today we will remain focused on the topic at hand, the 2001 au mf and the 2002 au mf for iraq. the president's ability to initiate conflict has grown in an age of advanced technology including use of unmanned drones and war from a distance where large numbers of boots on the ground are not necessary to conduct significant military engagement. examples of significant military action by recent presidents, relying solely on the article 2 of the constitution include airstrikes in coso vote, regime change in libya and th

. >> bill and janice mathis made it out but their houses gone. >> i realize you don't put your boots on and go through stuff, there's nothing to sift through.>> on the south side of the fire it is a completely different story. this is green valley in solano county near fairfield. >> now we are just we couldn't be happier. >> jubilation as the neighborhood celebrates the fact that they dodged a bullet. >> to see your house is amazing. >> joe and his family are now back home. >> we were one of the first ones evacuated. we left on monday and then we just were allowed to get back. now it is amazing. refill peace. it is peace because at some time we thought we wouldn't make it. >> joe vazquez, kpix 5 40 deaths have been linked to the wildfires but the number could go up. 248 people have been reported missing. the wildfires have spread to more than 200,000 acres and 5700 homes and businesses have been destroyed. >>> it is nice to see us turning the corner this weekend.>> the weather is changing. will have a big shift with some rain in the forecast and the system should work its way into th

and tillerson are expected to have lunch together in about a half hour with defense secretary jim mathis. >> guess we've see what comes out of that. today the deadline to register for pennsylvania's planning to november in the november 7 elections, you can zero you can register on the state's website and also in person at county voter registration offers. if you are getting or update ago drivers license, you can also register at penndot. reminder that you cannot vote if you are not registered. >>> a plan that is has divide add community, the rallies and protests over proposal to build a football stadium at temple university. >> why people are gathering today. stay with cbs eye on the community... presented by target. urban agriculture and community greening are helping cities become more sustainable for the future. and that's why target has partnered with the nonprofit greensgrow in philadelphia. the novel idea was... can we put a farm in the heart of the city and really put food directly accessible to the people that were eating it. we're making sure that they have access to fresh local

bob corker tell an interview that he was counting on people like tillerson and defence secretary mathishe us out of chaos, to essentially be the grown—ups who will guide donald trump's foreign policy. then donald trump on sunday started directing his fire back at corker because donald trump does not like being criticised. he usually answers any criticism with his own attacks. now you have this back and forth between a senior member of the senate, the chairman of a committee, and the president of the united states — it is pretty remarkable. an interesting piece that anthony has written on the website so check that out. in the united states, ten people are now known to have died in wildfires which are spreading through california's wine region. the governor has declared a state of emergency in three counties. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes. the authorities are warning that the windy conditions are making it hard for them to contain the fires. dave lee reports from san francisco. fierce winds and low humidity — the perfect conditions for a raging blaze to spread a

match his diverged is that trump's wants to do away with the deal whereas people like to listen and mathis they want to enforce it more harshly but at the end of the line they all agree that they want to conflate their j c.p.o. a with other issues and the europeans are not buying that and of course the iranians would never buy that and just to go back to what our colleague said earlier i fully agree with him but however i would say that this anti iran and mateen the u.s. goes a lot deeper than people imagine and it's not just limited to new york cons or ideological crazies like trump there are a lot of people in the american establishment in the pentagon in the cia retired serving people there defray nge is at the center they are they are they low they ran for a variety of reasons and it has at this hostility has forty pedigree to it it's a very complex relationship and i think you have even more than complet you're absolutely right hundred percent right but let me go to roost in pittsburgh it's beyond complex it's it's pathological i mean i was a young man when the hostage crisis happened

defense secretary jim mathis they are also here to prepare for the upcoming visit of president donald trump the fit to the philippines in november he also congratulated the philippine military for its efforts in fighting pro i so groups in mindanao just last week the philippine government declared malawi city in the southern philippines liberated from a pro iso group called the mao day after more than five months of incessant fighting there are still other pro eisel fronts be faced now by the philippine military in partnership with another rebel group called the more islamic liberation front it puts and underscores the importance of this peace process with the biggest armed group in southeast asia but what is most likely expected to dominate discussions here is the north korean issue the us government is trying to rally and prepare for trilateral talks with japan and south korea to try to find a way to put a more united front when it comes to the issue of north korea and what also what many see here as a possibility of these three countries preparing for a conflict. now monday marks t

wondering what to do next.sot just have to start over i guess (justine) this was bill and janice mathis silverado home... the three bedrooms... three bathrooms... reduced to ashes. the atlas fire burn down more than 100 homes across this up-scale neighborhood... two people died. now napa county search and rescue teams are meticulously combing through debris. the silverado resort escaped major damage... but strong winds downed power lines all around the grounds. since the fire broke out sunday 310,000 customers have lost power 7 as of 5 p.m. today 92 percent has been restored (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. (anny hong): dry, gusty offshore winds bringing critical fire weather conditions to the north bay and elsewhere through the day as upper trough is ejected from the region. warming trend will peak sunday and monday. cooler with a slight chance of rain for the north bay by later next week. (jr stone) a 14-year-old boy died while trying to evacuate the wildfire....and now more of his family members are fighting for their lives in the hospit

thought out planned initiative by the government so it looks like good top, bad cop, so tillerson and mathis-- maria: i don't think it was good cop-bad cop. >> losing a secretary of state would be a sign of disarray and weakness, not strength. that's the last thing that needs to happen. i don't think tillerson will resign. i think mattis wants him and he will stay the course. rich: they don't want him to go now. he had another cabinet minister quit. but he's not been a good secretary of state. he's an oppressive man. when with you asend the to the head of exxonmobil, usual the president of a quasi president. he doesn't have a good relationship with congress or the media establishment. and he's out of sympathy with trump's policy goal. maria: i understand that press conference he gave up last week. you would think if you don't want the media to hang on something you said, you don't say it again. i think all the reasons that you say are right. he can't step down now. they will put nikki haley right in there, you know that. >> it's just not a good sign. i believe two of the people the president

the mathis nt so simple. depends on your bracket and rate. the bigger picture is the bigger question. what motivates you to save? tax-free money, employer matches, right, both. they are still making the sausage in d.c. we don't have any specifics. this is what fidelity is saying ahead of that. we believe that barring other policy changes such a low cap would make it harder for american workers particularly those with lower and middle incomes, to save for retirement. enabling workers to contribute less might just worsen the retirement crisis. many families have zero savings and the median savings is $17,000 and obviously you need a lot more than that to get you through your golden years. >> melissa: no question. thank you for doing the math. important for people to understand what we're talking about here, lauren, thank you. >> jon: what message is special counsel robert mueller sending with yesterday's unseating of a multi-count indictment and a separate guilty plea in the russia investigation? a one-two punch at play here. we'll talk about w

red citizen tips down to 8 miles an hour. 25 minutes from 95 to spur and keep in mind mathy of congestion hits kiss wisconsin avenue once you get to the spur slow downs 95 to georgia avenue still employing and then you tap the brakes once you get closer to construction zone. awas move things over for a look no, i 95 and district wide open 50 to pennsylvania avenue. and look at all the green on secondarys in the district. not seeing any big slow downs yet light volume and if you skip roads and take roads clear across. questions maureen and holly back to you. >> 5:19 the time coming up on "fox news morning" if you ever opened an yahoo account you're a hacking victim. >> and replacing cashiers with automated machines. >> live look across the d.c. region. back after this. >> look at that moon. >> it's georgous what can you do with two bacon, eggfor $5 from dunkin'?es settle a debt. make a friend. save the day. or keep 'em both for this handsome devil. with two bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches for $5 the future is in your hands. america runs on dunkin'. >> 5:22 largest data breach has tripled

jeff mathis pops it out. look at belanger. you know he can hit. this is a big-time catch.es are supposed to help him. they let him fall. he makes the play. potential tying run -- jansen strikes him out. ballgame over. the series is over. the doctors sweep arizona. >>> cubs -- father and son at the ball game. i have no idea what is going on here. not sure what is going on here either. daniel murphy to the left. he drops the ball. for good measure he kicks the ball. murphy ends up at third. to errors by the same guy on the same play. next batter timmerman. he will cash it in. iv double scores murphy. nationals of 1-zero. unhappiest guy is kyle. a no-hitter through six in the third. lifted after giving up a double. sammy sillies serves up a single. ties the game at 1. eighth inning, anthony rizzo. pops it up. the bermuda triangle of baseball. could not place it in the better. fifth rbi of the series. rizzo is caught in the rundown. cups -- 2-1. they lead the series 2 games to 1. >>> yankees -- the new york narrative centered around whether jury -- joe girardi would keep his j

as long as there's adult supervision in the warehouse, mentioning chief of staff, john kelly, and mathis sent. him saying we're going to be okay provisionally as long as the adults are there. putting that aside from the moment, looking ahead, i think they had immediate implications here resolve around the issue of tax cuts. this is the big ticket item, anderson, the folks down here want to get done. that is the priority right now. what the president has done if talking to sources today is he's imperilled this prospect. if you think about how tight the majority is in the senate, it's only two seats i they can only afford to lose two senators and attack a major bill. if you attack bob corker like the president did and you have the two senator who opposed the obamacare appeal, you now basically got four free agents whole not be holding to this president rkt who are basically immune to this president's persuasion that could stall trouble for a big tax cut bill. >> and gloria, when people say corker didn't speak out on this until he was released with the election. does there give residence? >

mathis and tillerson told the panel three months ago 2000 law gave the authority ample authority to fight terrorist groups. periodual enrollment wednesday comes with new measures by the trump administration to scale back house law. the administration is slashing advertising for counselors. and lowering consumer costs expecting to push premiums higher. france president emmanuel macron has signed a counterterrorism law that places the state of emergency first imposed in november 2015. the bill, which takes effect migrants law enforcement additional authority to conduct searches and close religious facilities. it has been extended six times. 24 hours per day powered by 2700 analysts in more than 120 countries. live from bloomberg's headquarters in new york, i'm julia chatterley. from the30 minutes close of trading here in the united states with the s&p 500 index retreating. corporate tax could occur over the space of several years. former trump campaign manager paul manafort and rick gates under arrest after both pleading to not guilty to several counts of money laundering and conspiracy. fo

president trump's strategies that has been fleshed out by recent congressional testimony by secretary mathis and other statements from other parts of the u.s. government. what are realistic goals in the foreseeable future? one of the main things we are doing with these additional forces and other capabilities that hopefully can help us achieve realistic goals, how long will it take, and what is the role for negotiation? beyond the question of strategic stakes, what are more realistic operational goals, what are the main concepts we are doing with added resources on the ground, what are the timelines we have to think about for this kind of a strategy to have any chance, and what if any role can we aspire to with negotiations with the taliban and the afghan government? roles, and realistic chris alluded to the kinds of things i want to talk about here. he mentioned by u.s. intelligence estimates as repeated by the special inspector general for reconstruction which does these thatts every few months, there is an estimate that the afghan government only controls about 60% of the country. to be m

more than 5,000 people weighed in mathis morning. 55% of you think pet owners should not -- 58%. >> goodeople. >> 42% think >> who is voting are reasonable people. >> are pet owners voting or people without pets? >> we didn't ask that. >> you need to feel the feeling. >> 42% of people think. >> if my dog was sick right now, it'd be difficult to be here. >> i get that. 16 weeks. >> a little excessive. i'll give you that. >> how about pop start? >> let's talk about pop start. first up, we're talking about stranger things. the internet, myself, is freaking out. netflix dropped the trailer for season two of the hit show. by the looks of it, things are getting even stranger in hawkins, indiana. check it out. >> halloween night, we saw a shadow. reaching in. if anyone knows how to destroy this thing, it's will. >> i just want to keep watching. >> so cool. >> so good. season two kicks off on halloween night and pays homage to a number of hollywood classic catch the new season on netflix on october 27th. not too far from now. >>> moving on to mindy kaling, mom to be. the actress paid a visit to

secretary james mathis said full investigation is underway in the pentagon. lawmakers say the trump administration needs to be more forthcoming about exactly what happened. in the meantime, in florida, it was a heart breaking moment yesterday, as the wife of sergeant la david johnson kisses is casket. mourners said their final good-byes to the 25 year old who was killed in that ambush, in fi -- niger this month, it led to political fight between president donald trump and florida congress woman, johnson received a full military funeral. >>> classified government documents dating back to the 60s, this week, the worlds could finally know what's inside the jfk assassination files. the remaining 3100 documents, set to be released to the public for the first time, by thursday. president donald trump tweeted yesterday, his decision, but said, it is also quote subject to the receipt of further information, another 30,000 files head from the public to 54 years will also be released the move comes based on act passed by president george h.w. bush back in 1992 ordering

reporter: painful times for thousands of californian who's have lost their homes like bill and janice mathisr place in napa reduced to ashes. >> in this moment, i'm realizing you don't put your boots on and your gloves on and go sift through stuff. there's nothing to sift through. >> reporter: while authorities say conditions have improved the situation still dangerous. >> we're under red flag currently for wind and low humidity so we're not out of the woods and have work to do. >> we have taken 224 reports of missing or unaccounted for people since the beginning of this incident. we are currently looking for or investigating the cases of 74 people. >> reporter: throughout week in end cadaver dogs will continue to pour through neighborhoods designated by these fires combing through the rubble for victims and that the number should continue to go up with so many people still missing. >>> in santa rosa, will carr, fox news. >>> 7:17 this morning. harvey weinstein defined the oscars for decades now he's been out offed from the motion picture academy. on saturday they voted overwhelming toll imm

in theory, doesn't that add up ultimately to higher wages >> governor mathis and you are associatingrself with the hawkish members of the federal reserve who say it's coming, that inflation is just around the corner to which the doves say still which corner it hasn't happened yet and they're saying we are long past the time where the declining unemployment rate should have created inflation. by the way, it's an interesting reason to read the beige book because that's kind of the way we would get it is through this anecdotal stuff that the fed guys get here and we're just not seeing it. it's not come up and you would expect it and you're absolutely right. it hasn't happened yet. >> i've been looking for years -- oh, we have roger goodell. >> by the way, the word improved used 23 times and 29 times the last beige book. love counting those words, steve. >> nfl commissioner roger goodell speaking following the league's meeting let us take you there. >> i have set a new standard for the staff, created a new experience for our fans that we think will be extraordinary, and we are confident

including his national security advisor the security of defense general mathis even the security of a state. they all advised him not to be draw because the international atomic energy agency for two years at least a tire has confirmed iran has fully complied with all its commitments and there is a failure on the iranian side absolutely there is no argument about the fact that iran is indeed compliance complying with the deal at these dads the russian position but. i think many people in not only in this country but in the european countries as well are analyzing terms behavior from a political point of view what he's really trying to achieve here and he's an outstanding glee unusual person i think it's hard to understand his pattern of thinking would you risk to trying to predict what he's likely to do now that this issue has essentially been handed over to the congress look president trump unfortunately rather than a lawyer himself with the majority of the. public opinion and u.s. politicians alarming the over velleman majority of international community unfortunately he has allied

[speaking chinese] and myself and secretary mathis stand here to show that the us alliance is close andell cooperated as well as completely aligned in our stance. [speaking chinese] >> we hereby also affirmed that although north korea continues to develop nuclear weapons and missiles, these are weapons that should never be used, should they ever use it, they will be faced with the strong might of their combined us forces and they will be met with the proportional and for response. >> . >>. [speaking chinese] we also strongly implore that north korea stop its reckless provocation and come out toward the path of peace and dialogue . [speaking chinese] and the minister of national defense of north korea and you sign state secretary, we together will continue to defend these through drawing will and strong might. >> thank you. >> thank you mister son and i'm here today to reaffirm the united states ironclad commitment to the south korean people. >> this visit to this the militarized zone portrays a very strong terms the difference we see between two nations. >>. >> to the south lies a vibra

secretary mathis with senator john mccain and lindsey graham in helping provide some sort of transparency to what we know and to why this happened. pete: colonel michael walser buried 2014. he said this is an advice in is an advise and assist mission without a longtime. embedded green berets, this is what they are trained to do. about 12 at about a thousand local forces. this is a standard practice of what they do to get them trained up to fight islamic forces. as we talked about it, the media has to be responsible how we talk about that. it's so unfortunate what happened at the center out there serving our country. >> you find out more information you find that we have five to six.and troops. i'm sure if you did your homework and didn't wait for the accident happened, you know they are there. american citizens don't take it until something happens and then they go what's going on there. they've been over their training, help in assisting for years. transfer we are not sending their troops in places. we have to be careful in the media as we talk about this and ask important questions beca

whole country were holding their breath last night, just a0 seconds ecuador scoring a goal but lionel mathieat—trick has secured their place at the world cup finals. more from you later. thank you. phil has the weather. it is miserable in the legs. it certainly is and if you wa nt to legs. it certainly is and if you want to know whether you are going to go from something like this to something a little bit brighter, i will have all the details with simon in the studio in about 30 minutes. see you then. also coming up: as harvey weinstein‘s hollywood past catches up with him, we'll talk to an agent to the stars about the impact on the business of show business. hello, everyone. this is afternoon live. the chancellor philip hammond has said taxpayers‘ money will not be spent on preparing for a no—deal brexit just to send a message to the eu. mr hammond also warned that flights between the uk and the eu could be grounded if there were no agreement before march 2019. here's our political correspondent leila nathoo. still smiles for now, but brexit talks are faltering and so the no deal scenario