the issue of the european union mr come where out is an extremist and so and i think that mr bob is doesn't want to be portrayed as an extremist so it will be very difficult for those two political movements to find a common language when mr bush will have to look for support elsewhere and will not be easy either because sir the leaders of all other parties say they would not mind going to a coalition with onil but they definitely mind being in the same government with to the prime minister who is going to prosecuted like mr bobbitt. here's a paper thank you for joining us. with. time now for some football news.

as mr bob is sort of moderately ambiguous about the european union as well as are most of the checks unfortunately. with the said object fantastic get your perspective and your expertise on this appreciate that very much thank you my great pleasure it's just. to go until of a to begin to japan's general election opinion polls suggest that the prime minister is on track to win another term but if he does will become japan's longest serving leda circuit report stuff will take you. it's kerry much as i was first foray into japan's political arena is appointed by the current government the harvard graduate decided to run for election and says the party of hope she stands for office a credible alternative current administration it's basically just doing their point thanks for the starting people not for all the public i think we have to change it and if people want to change it the governor of tokyo yuriko quake it launched the party of hope last month pledging popular policies and a nuclear free japan the party was initially considered the most prominent rival to prime minister shinzo la

. >> this is my personal dj, hailing from south philadelphia, mr. bob pantano. >> reporter: our sister radio station bob pantano got up close and personal for his unveiling. >> we are out here to support artist being honored, we lovelies evening to them. >> reporter: one by one like sister sledge all paid respect to their philadelphia roots, the place where it started and philly love is real. >> this is we are family philadelphia family here. >> you know what, philly love, it is an honor because philly don't love everybody. >> you know it. >> i love the way that they love me. >> reporter: only path lay bell miss patty labelle could get a get run muching laugh out of me. i love talking to her and other celebrities. ukee, there were a couple folks here with a special message for you as well, check it out. >> hi, ukee, we are family. >> love you. >> i'm a sledge brother. i'm a sledge brother. kathy and the gang, i love all of the honoraries, that is fantastic. we are family. >> we are all family. >> thank you, natasha, that was wonderful. >> thanks, indeed

interest second understood dammit does he have any relatives with the last dame trump even if not mr bob as well deserves check donald trump title given by the media despite already being part of the system as finance minister for a while no way this guy has kept up the image of being beyond the system i was working for two years twenty hours a day before the election i met thirty thousand people i don't need to food my ego my ego is really full all of my life i've heard that a truly successful person a really really successful person cannot run for public office ladies and gentleman . i am officially running. for president of the united states have i not mention this mr bobbish and his billions make him the second richest man in this country journalists call him a media mogul but his business toys vary from farms to chemical plants no golf courses though bobbish is younger than trump he's got time to catch up oh wait he's focused on the new job with confidence from the state like a business we went home and i'm like politicians have to understand i've been a businessman but i have good

their might depend on who is actually setting the tone of public discussion if we have people like mr bob be sure to the current president of the czech republic mr zimmerman who express entire utopian views then the majority of these sort of undecided voters people. will probably be in a direction of not liking the too much but it could change very quickly we will have a presidential election in january and if mr zuma is surprised by someone more b.n. we could have a significant shift in public opinion i want to just before we go on if you could put this into the bigger context for us if this is indeed elected the next prime minister what do you think this will mean for problems with nations not only with the european union but also for progs for the czech place in the world. well a publisher is a business man so we really don't know because he has. crap crafted his rhetoric during the electoral campaign for or in a way that sort of sewage serious addict or it has slowed us are mainly older or less educated people from small towns and countryside and that they are not certainly strong sup

brussels interest second understood dammit does he have any relatives with the last a trump even if not mr bob as well deserves a check donald trump title given by the media despite already being part of the system as finance minister for a while no way this guy has kept up the image of being beyond the system i was looking for two years twenty hours a day before the election i'm at thirty thousand people i don't need to fill my ego my ego is really full mr bobbish and his billions make him the second richest man in this country journalists call him a media mogul but his business toys vary from farms to chemical plants no golf courses though bobbish is younger than trump he's got time to catch up or wait he's focused on the new job with confidence from the state like a business we won't hone unlike politicians have to understand i've been a businessman but i have good common sense in that business and i've told you and three bobbish is not a fan of migrants or the way brussels deals with them for now there is no place for migrants in europe we will soon begin the construction of a group. great

mr bob patches on the hills. —— mist and fog patches on the hills. 0n wednesday how weather front syncsth fresher air extending in across more of the uk and that means more bus will enjoy more in the way of sunshine. ifew bus will enjoy more in the way of sunshine. i few showers across the north west of scotland. a fresh appeal to the weather in the sunshine that word is cloudy it will feel humid and mild. dense fog patches around southern parts of the uk on thursday. warm air pushing northwards. cloudy weather to england and wales. best of the sunshine in north—east england and scotland. a big change in the weather towards the end of the week as high pressure builds into the west of the uk, sending north—westerly winds across the country which will break the cloud up country which will break the cloud up and lower temperatures. friday and saturday largely dried with sunny spells coming through and look at the temperatures, 19 celsius today in london but we dropped five celsius so a shock to the system this weekend as temperatures tumble back down to normal. 1a celsius is about right in

i'll be followed by mr. bob fenton from fema region nine. >> good day. bob fenton. fema region nine's administrator. as the director discussed, the president issued a major declaration this morning. this gives me the authority to coordinate federal resources in support of the state to help them respond and recover from this fire. in addition to that, it provides me the authority to provide reimbursement for debris removal and reimbursement for emergency protective measures. in addition to the disaster declaration, we've issued ten fire management assistance grants over the last 24 hours and are providing commodities to help those that are sheltered as the california highway patrol discussed some of the trucks that are moving yesterday and today. that concludes my briefing. thank you. >> okay. well, thank you. let me just talk a little bit about a few things. shelter operations, we still currently have around 3,200 individuals that are in shelters. roughly 28 shelters throughout napa and the sonoma area. we are working to slowly consolidate those and make a smaller f

i'll be followed by mr. bobfenton, who is the regional administrator for fema. >> thank you, general. on monday, governor brown requested a declaration from the president. tuesday morning, president declared a major declaration for california. in addition to the ten fire management grants, we issued sunday night through monday morning, that declaration authorizizes me to coordinate the federal government's activities in support of the state and local governments. as you heard from previous speakers this point, it includes resources to help fight the fire. in addition to that, we are providing resources to help with the sheltering, such as commodities and other resources. today, my focus is to further assessments, to turn on additional programs from the federal government that will be able to help individuals that -- with the recovery from these events. that's our focus. with that, i'm going to turn it over to the director from the state office of california emergency services. >> thanks, bob. okay, so, you've go

the country it is the latest round in a feud between the president and republican senator bob corker accused mr trump of bullying name calling and he said that donald trump would leave behind a legacy of division the argument began when corker a lawmaker from the state of tennessee said on n.b.c.'s today program that the president should stay out of congress's way as it plans new tax reform saying that was the best way to have success later on he was more direct accusing mr trump of spreading untruths take a listen to what senator bob corker had to say. look i think the standing up in front of the american people and stating untruths that everybody knows to be untrue and just you know for young people to be watching not only here in our country but . around the world someone of this. mentality or. present united states is something that is i think the basing to our country look i have seen no evolution an upward way i mean he's matter of fact i would say it appears to me that. it's almost the moment devolving truck responded in the president is not known for taking a criticism wind down he hit

i would now like to recognize the full committee chairman, mr. bob goodlatte of virginia for his opening statement. mr. goodlatte: thank you, mr. chairman. i very much appreciate you holding this hearing today on this very important issue and with this outstanding panel of witnesses. the united states has a generous refugee program. has provided millions of people fleeing persecution with safe haven in f.y. 2016, we resettled 84,994 refugees. in last fiscal year we resettled 53,716 refugees. and while we should continue that great tradition, it has become clear that our refugee laws and policies have been abused and that they need reform. the refugee act of 1980 created our current refugee resettlement process in which the president sets the annual limit for the number of refugees the united states can resettle during the next fiscal year. and the act set forth who could be considered admirable as a refugee and how --ed a missible as a refugee and how they can adjust to lawful permanent resident status. the act put in place a process for the federal

mr trump has previously called mr flake "toxic." bobescribed him as an utterly untruthful president. our north america editorjon sopel is in washington. we are used to politicians talking in code. this doesn't need to go into google translate. he says the flag ra nt into google translate. he says the flagrant disregard for truth or decency by the president, most often for the pettiest and most personal reasons. he's not alone. there was another republican senator standing down, senator bob corker, who said the president seems incapable of telling the truth. does this matter? well, the republicans have the most narrow majority in the senate, 52 to 48 democrats. we have had these standing down and speaking out against the president and others are unhappy. it might not be a stampede against donald trump, but it doesn't need to be. today might be seen as the day donald trump lost his majority in the senate and his ability to get legislation passed. a quarter of a million people are to get compensation from the retailer brighthouse, after fi

mr. trump and senator bob corker overshadows efforts on tax reform.ter fake test scores sent some atlanta educators to prison, a look at those caught up in the cheating scandal, and how schools are recovering. >> as a community, i think we owe it to these kids to give them what they lost. >> woodruff: plus, a world series for a storm-weary city. houston hopes toin

mr. weinstein, bob weinstein and the other members of the board in new york or in los angeles as soon as we can do that and wooewe'd like to share what we have in mind and after we share it with them, have a conversation about how we can protect and assist and vindicate and compensate these persons who are accusing mr. weinstein. then we'll see about whether we can share our ideas with the public. time is of the essence. >> we know there's some power in being able to speak out. i know there's only one other accuser who has contacted you. one of the accusers who has felt comfortable speaking publicly. we would love to share their stories because it's important to shed light on this broader issue of sexual assault and sexual harassment. i hope we can keep in touch. >> thank you slr much. we appreciate it. >> we're having some new information. new details on the hotel and how the shooters specifically targeted law enforcement. stay with us. you're live in the cnn news room. d is good and clean and real, it's ok to crave. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as i

same time i would argue that it is also similar to silvio berlusconi because unlike donald trump mr bob is sure all are some important media outlets in the czech republic and so he's got. tools to promote his so promote his views so quite the character you're describing but in reaction to election results that his party is pro europa during his campaign he thinks very critical of the european union how does this go together. well i expected mr published two changes. shortly after the election so his views on the european union because obviously he sort of crafted his message show its european message show to me. sort of political clientele his electorate because those are mainly older people now who are not entirely. friendly it was the european union and sort of integration and so mr bush was trying to speak to them and it seems that he succeeded but for him personally very strong and the european stance is not something that. would promote his business interests because his empire stretches from the czech republic to gentlemen and france they're not relents and sentinel and it is not

earlier in the day, this man, senator bob corker said mr trump had weakened america's global standingndrew plant's report contains flash photography from the start. arriving at a lunch with senior republicans, tax issues on the menu, but criticism from inside his party already being served. arizona senator, it geoff lake announcing he will not seek re—election, accusing the president of a flagrant disregard for truth and decency. reckless, outrageous and undignified behaviour has become excused and countenanced as telling it like it is, when it isjust countenanced as telling it like it is, when it is just reckless, outrageous and undignified. and when such behaviour and mates from the top of our government, it is something else. it is dangers to our democracy. president trump has previously described senatorjeff fla ke previously described senatorjeff flake as toxic. in a press briefing, a spokesperson showed no surprise at the move. i haven't spoken him directly but i think based on previous statements and certainly based on the lack of support he has from the people of arizona, it i

mr trump of spreading truths. let's take a listen to part of what senator bob corker had to say today i think. standing up in front of the american people and stating untruths that everybody knows to be untrue and just you know for young people to be watching not only here in our country but. around the world someone of this. mentality or wound he was and the present united states is something that is i think the basing to our country look i have seen no evolution and upward why am i use matter of fact i would say it appears to me that. it's almost the moment watch the evolving politics losing its prehensile. well trump has responded the president of course is not known for taking criticism lying down and he hit back on his favorite social media platform corker he tweeted couldn't get elected dog catcher in tennessee now he tweeted that before going on to criticize the senator's role in the iran nuclear deal which the u.s. recently threatened to withdrawal from senator corker he hit back describing president trump as utterly untruthful and using the hash tag the daycare staff to imply childish

senator bob corker described mr trump as an utterly unfruitful president.e to meet to decide whether a re—run of the presidential election can go ahead a day before it is due to take place. the main opposition candidate, raila odinga, is boycotting the re—run, saying kenya's electoral commission has not done enough to ensure a free and fair vote. now it is time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world ? the south china morning post reports on chinese president xi jinping's elevation to the status of former leaders, mao zedong and deng xiaoping, securing almost unchallengeable dominance over the communist party. saudi arabia's new crown prince has pledged to eliminate extremism in the country and invest in a technology—driven future, that's according to the arab news. he told a conference "we are returning to what we were before, a country of moderate islam that is open to all religions and to the world." denial and loathing in myanmar. that's the heading of a new york times feature on the displacement of thousands of rohingya musli

bob corker also questioned mr trump's competence and his stability. it was a stunning rebuke.unch. it doesn't sound like the easiest of gatherings. you know, it's a sad place from my perspective for our nation and i think the worst of it is going to be just the whole debasing, if you will, of our nation. the us military offers more details about the deadly ambush in niger, but there seem to be more questions than answers. meet and greets in the german parliament as the far—right

mr. mueller, bob mueller, a meeting with the president. trump's legal team serious? are they?ould they go through with something like this allowing the president to tef under oath? i don't think so. but they're bluffing, i think. this is "hardball" where the action is. discover card. hey. what can you tell me about your new social security alerts? oh! we'll alert you if we find your social security number on any one of thousands of risky sites, so you'll be in the know. ooh. sushi. ugh. being in the know is a good thing. sign up online for free. discover social security alerts. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >>> welcome back to hardball. while president trump continue to politicize the investigation into russian meddling, there are new signs out there that the president is still going easy on

bob corker. corker accused mr.mp of bullying, name-calling, and said donald trump would leave behind a legacy of division. the argument began when corker, a lawmaker from tennessee, said on nbc's today program that the president should stay out of congress is way as it plans to tax reforms, saying that was quote, the best way to have success. later he was more direct, accusing mr. trump of spreading untruths. let's listen to part of what senator bobcorker at the same. -- had to say. >> i think standing up in front of the american people and stating untruths that everyone knows to be untrue -- for young people to be watching, not only here in our country but around the world, someone of this mentality, as president of the united states, is something i think is debasing to our country. look, i have see no evolution in an upward way. matter of fact, it appears to me it is almost devolving. brent: devolving. politics losing its prehensile thumb. trump has responded. of course he's not known for taking criticism lying d

dallas,e heading for president trump responded to remarks by bob corker and jeff flake. >> mr. president. can we ask about the dossier? >> mr. president, what is your reaction? i think it is very send what they have done with this fake dossier, which is made up. i understand they paid into medicine of the money. hillary clinton always denied it. . the democrats always denied it. now in because it will come out in a court case, they said, yes, they did it by the admitted it and they are embarrassed by it. i think it is a disgrace. it is a very sad -- it is a very sad commentary on politics in this country. >> [indiscernible] >> i don't think so. we have great unity in the republican party. that's ok. they have to do their thing. unity. great if you look at what happened yesterday at the meeting, we had virtually every senator, including john mccain. we had a great conversation yesterday, john mccain and myself and about the military. lovefest.t a maybe it was a lovefest. standing ovations. there is great unity. if you look at the democrats, with bernie sanders and hillary clinto

us president donald trump has had a twitter fight with his former ally, the republican senator bob corker. mr didn't have the guts to run for office again. mr corker, who is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, responded with a sarcastic post, saying: the people living on the border between north and south korea need no reminding about the cost of conflict. the landscape is covered with reminders of the korean war more than 60 years ago, and preparations for any future one. rupert wingfield—hayes has been on the south korean border where kim jong—un‘s artillery is just a few miles away. this valley i'm standing in runs all the way up to the demilitarised zone, and actually right through it, into north korea, so this is clearly a vulnerable weak point and because of that we've seen lots and lots of these, along this road. these huge concrete blocks up here are ready so that, if it is a conflict, they can blow out these legs and they tumble down, blocking the road. crude but effective. this is the village of san yang lee. before the korean war this place was in north korea. t

[chatter] reporter: have you called bob corker? mr. kelly: i have talked to him yet. reporter: do the tweets maker job more difficult? mr. kelly: no. the job of the chief of staff is to staff the president, give him the best advice, or go get the best advice i can give him, help him consume advice, help him work through the decision-making process, in an informed way. that is my job and that is what i do. reporter: general? if i can ask about cuba, question on cuba. mr. kelly: you get it next. reporter: does the president the president believe the given government is responsible for the attacks on the americans? and is the president aware of the visa crisis -- mr. kelly: how many questions can you ask? [indiscernible] mr. kelly: we believe the cuban government could stop the attacks on our diplomats. now you. reporter: are we waiting for the president to make a decision on the iran nuclear deal, can you talk broadly about the andtegies in the region will you list -- guard as a terrorist organization? mr. kelly: no, we have great partners in the persian gulf region. cl

us president donald trump has had a twitter fight with his former ally, the republican senator bob corker. mrt have the guts to run for office again. mr corker, who is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, responded with a sarcastic post, saying... the boss of japanese advertising giant, dentsu, will take a 20% pay cut for the next six months after the firm was fined for making employees work excessive overtime. dentsu was scrutinised after a young worker killed herself in 2015. but a recent government report found employees at nearly one in four companies are at risk of dying from working too much. critics have claimed the fine against dentsu ofjust over $4,000 is unlikely to be a deterrent. scott north is from the university of osaka well, the fine is the maximum fine they can be imposed in cases like this so i think the government and the ministry of health and welfare are trying to send a strong message to the japanese business immunity that they need to rake in their use of excessive overtime —— ran in. that they need to rake in their use of excessive overtime -- ran in

bob. >> good afternoon. mr. mccullough i would like to ask you a question. i enjoy your writing and i also enjoy your speaking very much. can you describe a typical day when you're at home? i understand that you live on the vineyard. your writings, what you do through the course of the day and just -- >> thank you. i like to get up early, my favorite part of the day is the early morning. when i was working on my book about harry truman, i read how he took a walk every day and gives the machinery going. so i tried to take a walk every day. i love breakfast, i think is probably the most important meal but also the most delicious. and then i go to work. i tried to get up to the office about 8:30 a.m. i see if their phone calls or messages. i have lunch and then i go back to work. i work every day, wvery often seven days a week. the time goes by faster that way than anything i do. i love my work. i do not play golf, i do not play tennis, i am not a big sailor. i just enjoy my work. i'm often sketching or painting. particularly when the weather is good. and in th

mr. trump, senator bob corker said the president is treating the white house like a "reality show" and that the president's threats could put the nation "on the path to world war ii." they are threatening to denounce the president's hardline measures. >>> vice president mike pence's walkout of an nfl game after players kneeled is asking how much did this p.r. stunt cost tax payers. >>> one week after the deadliest mass shooting investigators are still stumped on the killer's motive. could a deposition from a lawsuit four years ago provide any clues at all? we have the hraelas vegas kille his own words. an all-star celebrity panel. but let's start with the latest on the bob corker rift with low johns. >> reporter: the president of the united states and a republican senator seemed to lay bear the long simmering tensions between the president and the very congress he will need to get his agenda through capitol hill. in a scathingry teak, senator bob corker telling the new york sometimes that president trump's reckless threats could put the u.s. on the path to world war iii. he concerns me. he

senator bob corker described mr trump as an utterly untruthful president.he closely—held secret of china's new leadership line—up is due to be revealed in the coming hours. five of the seven members of the politburo standing committee are expected to retire. analysts will be looking out for possible successors to the current communist party leader, xijinping. final preparations are being made in bangkok for the funeral of the thai king, who died a year ago. the five—day ceremony, which begins on wednesday, is expected to cost around $90 million. the new king will lead the rituals, and around a quarter of million people are expected to take part. a british man who went to syria to fight against so—called islamic state has been killed. jack holmes who was 2a, is thought to have died while clearing landmines in the city of raqqa. the former it worker had first travelled to the middle east two years ago, and had been fighting with kurdish militia groups. quentin sommerville reports. today is the 26th september and daesh attacked behind our lines in raqqa. syria

be on the negotiating table for more on this we're joined tonight by former georgia congressman bob barr mr barr always a pleasure good to have you with us tonight you've been down this road of negotiations in washington many times before let's talk about the middle class for a moment because that's what the president talks about a lot what would be the downside if they do mess with the four a one k.'s and in change that very popular program your take on that. i really don't think at the end of the day that that will happen does it's a mechanism for one ks are a mechanism for a lot of middle class families and taxpayers to set money aside and reduce their tax burden so despite you know the going back and forth at this early stage i don't think that that's really something that's going to figure i think more attention will be focused on the corporate taxes which do also affect a lot of middle class americans and small businesses do you anticipate the republicans getting this done and is the president right when he says that those who oppose him will vote for the package what do you think. i

mr. corker, i was asked of bob corker the other day, i sounded off of something of the effective, it is interestingme of what happened when people can be free. what i meant by that is the minute corker announced he's not running for election again, this guy is telling the truth left and round. he's no longer bound by having to run. he's giving trump business these days and these two guys going back and forth. he represents your state. what do you make of this with corker and mr. trump. >> i find it sad that he has to not be running to be able to speak his mind and the republicans are not speaking out more about this disaster situation. >> it is just one of those things where the man lies all the time and everyday and tells us what a great job he's doing. >> you are going to love it, you are going to love it. believe me, believe me. >> believe me. [ laughter ] >> since we are talking about nashville, it is interesting to me and obviously, artists starting vinstar starting individuals and they have to live their lives in their own terms. it is interesting to me when people leave the city and go some

senator bob corker described mr trump as an utterly untruthful president.ed in the coming hours. five of the seven members of the politburo standing committee are expected to retire. analysts will be looking out for possible successors to the current communist party leader, xijinping. final preparations are being made in bangkok for the funeral of the thai king, who died a year ago. the five—day ceremony, which begins on wednesday, is expected to cost around $90 million. the new king will lead the rituals, and around a quarter of million people are expected to take part. a british man who went to syria to fight against so—called islamic state has been killed.

senator bob corker described mr trump as an utterly untruthful president. of the seven members of the politburo standing committee are expected to retire. analysts will be looking out for possible successors to the current communist party leader, xijinping. final preparations are being made in bangkok for the funeral of the thai king, who died a year ago. the five—day ceremony is expected to cost around $90 million. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

mr. burr: will you both ensure that your office and your staff provide such materials to the committee when requested? bob: yes. mr. burr: do you -- mr. demers: yes. mr. burr: do you agree to fully brief all members of the committee of the intelligence activities and covert action rather than only the chairman and the vice chairman? mr. demers: yes. mr. burr: thank you very much. we'll now proceed to opening statements, after which i'll recognize members by seniority for five minutes and i would once again remind members that pursuant to senate resolution 400, the committee received this nomination on referral from the judiciary committee and we have 20 calendar days within which to report this nominee to the full senate. it's my intention to move to this as quickly as we can in a business session. with that, mr. demers, the floor is yours. mr. demers: great. thank you very much. chairman burr, vice chairman warner and distinguished members of this committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you here today and for considering my nomination. during my last time at the national security divisi

senator bob corker described mr trump as an utterly untruthful president.he closely—held secret of china's new leadership line—up is due to be revealed in the coming hours. five of the seven members of the politburo standing committee are expected to retire. analysts will be looking out for possible successors to the current communist party leader, xijinping. final preparations are being made in bangkok for the funeral of the thai king, who died a year ago. the five—day ceremony is expected to cost around $90 million. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in the united states, the sheriff has always had a special status as the defender of their community, the embodiment of law, justice and the american way. but sheriffs can be politically controversial figures too. none more so than my guest today, joe arpaio, sheriff of maricopa county arizona for 2h years until 2016. a self—styled tough guy, convicted of criminal contempt and controversially pardoned by president donald trump in august. did joe arpaio betray the

senator bob corker described mr trump as an utterly untruthful president.he closely—held secret of china's new leadership line—up is due to be revealed in the coming hours. five of the seven members of the politburo standing committee are expected to retire. analysts will be looking out for possible successors to the current communist party leader, xijinping. final preparations are being made in bangkok for the funeral of the thai king, who died a year ago. the five—day ceremony, which begins on wednesday, is expected to cost around $90 million. the new king will lead the rituals, and around a quarter of million people are expected to take part. now on bbc news, it's time to look back at tuesday in parliament. hello and welcome to our look back at the day here at westminster. coming up in the next half hour: opposition mps have another go at persuading the government to suspended implementing the new benefits system. all of this, mr speaker, is reason to pause universal credit roll out. the foreign office updates the commons on the latest situation in the s

senator bob corker called mr trump an "utterly untruthful leader". jon donnison has the latest.report. it's almost a year since donald trump ripped up the rule book to win the us election. a presidency of constant controversy. and within his own party, some have had enough. the senator from arizona... jeff flake has been a long—time critic of the president, but when he took to the senate floor to announce he will stand down next year, few were expecting such a blistering assault. we must never adjust to the present coarseness of our national dialogue, with the tone set at the top. we must never meekly accept the daily sundering of our country. the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency. and in the corridors of congress, jeff flake not the only republican senator attacking a republican president. much of what he says is untrue. these things are provably untrue, i mean, they arejust factually incorrect, and people know the difference. so i don't know why he lowers himself to such a low, low standard,

bob mueller is doing can. if, in fact, the president were to interfere with mr. mueller's investigation, would you consider putting that legislation on the floor? >> yeah. i don't have any announcement to make about floor time. you might ask those members, you know, what their intentions are. but we've got plenty of things we have to do between now and the end of the year that will take up floor time in the senate. >> mr. leader, on appropriations, how does -- [inaudible] and will you be done with -- >> well, we are in a four-cornered, bipartisan negotiation over how to fund the government including the trump administration, and that job will have to be done by december the 8th. and i think we're on a path to do that. [inaudible conversations] >> thanks a lot.

defense attorney bob rubin -- >> mr.lems really began years ago and they went undiagnosed over the course of his lifetime and, as a result, he got progressively worse. >> reporter: and the defense made a bold allegation to the jury that hemy's violent act against rusty was triggered by none other rusty's wife andrea. >> she had planted the seed and stoked the fire and she knew that what she set out to do with somebody who was sick, that she had accomplished. >> reporter: his psyche was so fragile, the defense argued, that it hadn't taken much from andrea to send hemy over the edge and if the defense could prove that he was not guilty by reason of insanity there was chance he would escape prison, if not a hospital bed in a psychiatric unit. his younger sister monique painted a picture of hemy's painful neighborhood. >> monique, would you describe for the jury your household at 6:00 in the evening when your father was coming home. >> anxiety. >> reporter: monique explained that their father, a violent and alcoholic man, ha