they've won the battle and then they can move on to things which they would both rather move on to michael ben thank you very much thank you. well the united states and china gearing up to hold talks aimed at resolving their prolonged trade disputes on wednesday this man deputy finance minister. will lead a delegation to washington to pave the way for high level negotiations in october and upcoming trip has raised hopes that the 2 sides could be ready to come to an agreement the conflict has seen the introduction of hundreds of billions of dollars in tariffs fueled fears of a global recession and it has one company that has overshadowed trade talks so far it's who are way washington has accused the telecommunications giant of spying and has banned american companies from cooperating with it while they didn't know is the allegation is setting its sights on going it alone this week while i will introduce its new smartphone in munich the 1st one without the untoward operating system made by google and a few other missing bits and pieces once upon a time it was a company little known outside of ch

. >> i'm michael. >> i'm ben. and this is the triumph and tragedy of the hitler youth. we fight, we sacrifice, we triumph. >> inspect presence of this banner, which represents our fewererer, i swear to devote all my energies and strengths to the savior of our country, adolf hit lemplet i'm ready and willing to give my life for him, so help me god. > what are you doing here? [speaking in german. >> and i'm here because i've been told you can't keep up with our new curriculum. >> my students need to learn real math and science. not by your arian issue -- ideas. >> hitler has declared you will teach our children these things. >> i'm not teaching these lies. >> then you are dismissed. >> sir, where's our teacher going? >> from now on, we'll be teaching youth, the leaders of tomorrow, what germany is d.c.ened to become. - desk ined to become. -- destined to become. >> they've learned so much today about our people and history but also about the furhrer. >> don't get your homes up with the promises of the colonsor -- chancellor. take his promises is to control of the ver zay.

senator michael ben [applause] hart: thank you. thank you very much.great to be back after too many years. i am honored to be here and deeply honored to introduce my candidate for the presidency of the united states. the next president, the job gets harder every day. he or she will have to undertake a massive renovation of a country being torn apart at the seams. the next president will have to restore a bipartisan environment order including fighting climate change, reversing the privatization of our natural resources, strengthen our public school system, build a national health care system on the foundation of the formal care act, and rebuild our national info structure. a new democratic president must also rebuild the 75-year-old alliances that made us more secure internationally, regular eight in fair trade, and begun the protection of our global climate. has thebennet intelligence, experience, and judgment to put our nation back on the track at home and abroad. in a shrinking world, bringing us all closer together. there is no room for racial hatr

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on author interview program afterwards, the federalist ben interviewed michael malice about far right politics in america. here's a portion of that program. >> absolutely no agreement across this subculture other than who the enemy is and what the nature of the enemy is. there's those who favor in police state, about there are those who are complete anarchist and those who are internationalist in the sense of you know i'll be a citizen the world not in the left sense but don't own to a particular nation and there are those who are ho america first, very proud americans to take our countries back. so across this you're going to have very little agreement other than who you are against and that's what's interesting because the press would like to be painted the same and whereas you set down people in the group and say well what do you want? you have some type in favor of returning but the stewart so it shall it is really hilarious when you deal with any subculture, how many different fractions there are and people on the right think that left is and you have hillary and bernie and jill

office, including hurricane maria, which devastated puerto rico and michael, which hit florida less than a year ago. david? >> thank you, benunder the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >> we're going to go to elaine quijano. she's in the broadcast center in new york city. she has more on dorian and some of the rest of the day's news. >> david, thank you. >>> dorian is now an extremely dangerous category 5 hurricane. right now, it is thrashing the bahamas with maximum sustained winds of 185 miles per hour. it is expected to be catastrophic and deadly. images captured by satellite showed the massive storm system in the atlantic, churning slowly and moving west. dorian's unpredictable path could threaten millions of americans, from florida to the carolinas. we have more on dorian and the threat ahead. jeff? >> th

including hurricane maria, which devastated puerto rico, and michael which hit florida less than a year ago. david? >> begnaud: thank you, benwe're going to go now to elaine quijano at the cbs broadcast center in new york city. she's got more on dorian and some of the rest of the day's news. elaine, good evening. >> quijano: david, thank you. dorian is now an extremely dangerous category 5 hurricane. right now it is thrashing the bahamas with maximum sustained winds of 185mph. it is expected to be catastrophic and deadly. images captured by satellite the atlaic turningwly and moving west.redictle path could threaten millions of americans from florida to the carolinas. meteorologist jeff beradelli is here with more on dorian and the threat ahead. jeff? s> reporter: elaine, this is a monster system. it is tied for the second strongest system in atlantic basin history with winds of 185mph in terms of the wind, it is an extremely strong storm. n.'s begun to slow down. it's moving west at 5. it is going to crawl ever so ovowly through the northern bahamas over the next 24 to 48 hours or so. hurricane warnings out from cape ranave

about these something has to bring him down has to michael cohen could lead to the peach mint of president trump and sarah months before she strategy ben told trump the rest as president wasn't peach group of 25th amendment when met ben and mentioned the 25th amendment trump said what's that which is an interesting tidbit every excuse to get rid of trump was brought up the sky just dissected and this guarded nothing would stick until now it seems like ukraine is the 1st nail in trump's political coffin like blood hounds democrats smell blood weakness at long last trump is vulnerable i think focusing on this ukraine scandal singularly is important i think we have to act quickly but not with haste of the more able to speak with one voice on that subject than on some of the other we've got to go narrow no question about it i would hope within a 6 week frame we could get the evidence on the table so the american people can see it just one phone conversation and trump signed his political death warrant and if you thought it was about russia you thought wrong even the russia was discussed in that very call i would like to find out what happe

kennedy: doug, do you share michael malice a skepticism, we don't know enough yet to jump to conclusions is this golden ticket that we've ben waiting for? >> here is what we know with certainty. we know nothing. i -- >> we know that we know nothing. >> correct. i am a proud graduate of harvard law school. allegations potentially concern military aid to ukraine. a issue of what rudy guliani did on his visits to ukraine. he as he said was trying to get investigation into ukraine of the activities of joe and hunter biden. and -- >> ukraine is such a magnetic cesspool for american politicians, so odd. >> not the ukraine, just ukraine. kennedy: did i say the? >> you did. kennedy: just ukraine. >> i have read every paper, and reporters don't seem to know. kennedy: why is sour hai our han fire. >> this is what mainstream media because. kennedy: you many the lame stream media. >> i would love to have faith in mainstream media. kennedy: i would love to have faith in whistle-blowers. >> idea that this allegation of made. i would like to believe that media is actually inrol interesn getting to bottom. is this problematic, it could be,

republican senators utah emphasis mitt romney and nebraska's ben sasse openly called the complaint by the whistle-blower troubling. i'm joined by michaelobert costa, national political reporter for "the washington post." we always learn from myth and sloganeering that democrats fall in love and republicans fall in line. but why do they stay in line? >> because we're very good at the line. >> why do you guys circle the wagon so quickly? >> until you can show there's been a detrimental breach in that line meaning there's evidence, information, behavior, something that will cause a crack, they're going to hold it. >> wait a minute, we have that. we have the president of the united states -- >> well, chris, we don't have that yet. you have two documents that have been put out, and i think to congressman hurd's point, i think that line should have been broken a long time ago. >> the white house documenting showed the president of the united states responded to a call for defensive weapons and tanks and missiles with gimme dirt. >> i'm trying to give you an explanation why the line holds and what we have so far and i think congressman hurd i

michael mcfaul. and on set, matthew continetti, neera tanneder, and b neera tanden and ben wittes. let me get to you, mike mcfaul, very quickly. i want to from the point of view of president zelenskiy. i thought today -- i thought he deserves a gold star for walking a tight rope. forget -- let's take all of our politics out of this. that guy today did his best to try to not anger president trump and not somehow takes sides in this back and forth. how do you think he handled what was a near impossible moment for him? >> i think he did well. he sounded a lot better today than he looked in that transcript, by the way, or memorandum of conversation, let's be clear. it's not a transcript. he did one very subtle thing that relates to the conversation you just had, chuck. it was a bit messy in between the ukrainian and the translation when i was listening to it, but he very subtly said to the question about whether he's looking into investigations, he said, first of all, i'm a sovereign. we're going to handle this on our own. we're ukraine, an independent ukraine, but then he very subtly

cowboysary dunn she says for over 100 years big ben salary has been the go to shop for cowboys in the texas frontier all the way to the border cause of michaelches tendon the cattle and that's what we concentrate on this store sells everything from boots to belt, but the most popular school item right now is a holster. >>because we're all carrying a gun. >>she says the store now makes a holster that fits on a satellite goes appear a request from his customers close to the border. i think almost all um you know. >>seen something going on that they were really uncomfortable onto the border gets ed using appeared a stone she owns every inch 10 miles south of alpine. >>for the gary said a lot of his customers are cowboys that work along the us mexico border, but he says. >>o come all the way here to alpine to shop at his store. reporter for dot com tour. i mean a warning cute. >>texas to germany october fest in munich germany is the biggest bear for beer festival in the world. it pulls and some 6 million people from around the globe. but you don't have to go that far to enjoy all that october fest has to offer kron four's vicki liviakis has more

michael ellis qc, the solicitor general, thank you for your time. let's go back to the supreme court and bende whether boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament in the run—up to brexit was legal. to discuss this, i'm joined byjolyon maugham qc. he is one of those that brought the case in scotland at the court of session, where the judges decided that what the prime minister had done was not lawful? are you confident you are going to win at the supreme court this week?” confident you are going to win at the supreme court this week? i am confident because there is a really stark and simple proposition at sta ke. stark and simple proposition at stake. we know parliament cannot itself control whether it is suspended. the government says the judges can't control it, either, and the consequences of that proposition are remarkable. that would mean that the prime minister could suspend parliament today after a general election and suspend it until the day before the next general election, substantially for five yea rs, election, substantially for five years, and no one can do a thing about it.

senator mitt romney, who is so well respected from utah, senator ben sasse from nebraska, wisconsin is a very important state, and michaelfrom ohio, another important swing state. i think if we look at the republicans coming forward so far, i think there's a scenario until which we see 20 republicans in the senate being willing to look very seriously at the allegations and possibly vote for the impeachment of the president. >> what about timing, elena? how confident are you that we'll see a house vote by the end of this year? can the investigation really be that fast and also be as thorough as it needs to be? >> oh, i think we will see one by the end of the year. i think this all turns frankly on public opinion, and we are seeing that the momentum is building among public pin in the polls. so, for example, just this week, the m marist poll reached 43% an all-time high for support for the impeachment process. i think the democrats are very clear in being united on this, that it's not a question of if, it's just a question of when, and i think that they want to be able shine a light on all these details so that, one, the i

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ben wittic. ken, first to you. what is the latest on your reporting? >> well, the latest, katy, that the inspector general of the intelligence communities mike-at-kinson, who is a -- michael at kinson, went before the house intelligence committee and was unable to brief these lawmakers on the substance of this complaint. she bound by this decision by the directr of national intelligence the whistleblower law doesn't, in fact, apply. now, they're making an argument. many disagree with it. its not an insane argument. it is since the subject of the complaint, which we know is donald trump, is outside the intelligence community and since they are saying this conduct whatever it is does not fall under the dni, then the whistle proceeder law here doesn't apply and the house intelligence committee doesn't have jurisdiction. the larger issue is if there is an allegation of misconduct and the president of the united states and some improper promise, surely, there has to be a way to get that to congress. if not through this method, some other method. they can't cover it up. >> what is the normal procedure in a case like this? >> normally what happens is a member of the intelligence

ben ritchie and janet mui. coming up next week, the biggest names in business and government will gather for the annual bloomberg government forum in new york. we will hear from jamie dimon and michaelis is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance." for the first time, a woman wellhead one of the biggest banks in the u.k. she is currently deputy ceo. she will replace ross mcewan who has been ceo for six years. he announced he would be leaving rbs. preparing for talks with kaiser to ease its debt burden. that would give the ceo marbury room. bondholders have been pushing the country a -- for a swapper. india cutting data on domestic businesses for one of the lowest rate in asia to provide a $20 billion boost to an economy whose growth has fallen to a six-year low. the investment rate will be a little more than 25%. tom: greatly appreciated. it has been an extraordinary week, the linkage of the equity market and the repo debate. right now, let's listen to a set of central bankers. down, ae economy turns more extensive sequence of rate cuts could be appropriate. >> from india's point of view, any cut in interest rates would mean greater flows into emerging markets. towe have more

rees—mogg and michael gove, former international trade secretary liam fox and ex—secretary of state for exiting the european union david davies. now it's time for a look at the weather with benill see some clear spells across the uk. she was in the far north—east, the northern isles. temperatures dipping down into single figures for many. it will be mother don't want the south coast, 13 in plymouth. there will be more in the real crowd here, but even that should turn to break up during tomorrow. we see a lot of sunshine across the uk, the vast majority will be dry. quite starting to work back into western scotland later in the day. in the day. an approaching weather front here. temperatures between 13 and 20 degrees. about where we have been today. this week, a lot of dry weather. a lot of patchy rain and the north, and that at least for a time, it is going to turn a at least for a time, it is going to turna bomb at least for a time, it is going to turn a bomb as we head to the end of the week. they're with us it is going to turn this is bbc news — our latest headlines. borisjohnson pulls out of a joint statement with the prime minister of luxembourg after crowds booed him.