there has been no comment from mr price. the flags of an anti—islamic state militia have been flying over raqqa, after it retook the syrian city from the jihadists following four months of heavy fighting. the us says there are around 100 militants still in the city. the us author george saunders has won this year's man booker prize, a british literary award. he won for his first full novel, lincoln in the bardo, which follows the us president's grief over the death of his son. now it is time for world business report. it has become the world's factory production line, but now the chinese communist party is trying to reshape the country into an economy fit for entrepreneurs. can this man be simultaneously president and an international business owner? that question will be posed in a federal court today. welcome to world business report. i'm jamie robertson. china is the world's second—biggest economy, and whilst it is still some way behind the united states, what happens there matters to all of us. the communist party congre

there's been no comment from mr price.s to impose a revised travel ban on some people coming to the us have suffered another setback, with a federaljudge imposing a temporary restraining order. the measures would affect people from seven countries, including iran and north korea, as well as some officials from venezuela. the white house says it will appeal the ruling, and is confident the ban will be upheld. we have restored peace, but that will not be a cause for celebration. because we have destroyed, in the process , because we have destroyed, in the process, the city, which i admit, because we had to do it. there was no alternative. and i can only extend my apologies to the people of maranao. the 2017 man booker prize goes to... that was the moment, a few hours ago, when the american writer george saunders won the prestigious man booker literary prize. he took the award for his work lincoln in the bardo, which uses the accounts of hundreds of narrators to weave a tale around the death of abraham lincoln's 11—year—old s

been put on immediate leave of absence as a scandal surrounding the producer harvey weinstein grose mr price was suspended after allegations that he sexually harassed and t.v. producer and ignored actress rosie mcgowan when she told him she had been raped by . it was in himself is facing a number of sexual assault allegations that emerged this week following an investigative report in the new yorker magazine. that's it you're up to date more at the top of the hour.

trump berated mr. priceoval office yesterday afternoon for about two hours before heading out to meet with reporters. >> trevor: trump chewed price out for two consecutive hours. i don't think trump has focused on anything for two hours in his entire presidency. two hours? you know how long that s trump yelled at him nor so long. they probably had to order lunch in the middle of him shouting at him. you idiot, i can't believe you wasted taxpayer money on the-- hold on, yeah, uh-huh, you want to go in on fries, yeah, you about no dipping sauce, no ketchup for you. and also let me get-- sorry i mixed up who i was shouting at. okay, bye bye. and you know the whole time tom price was like hey, man, can we speed this up, i've got a flight to much ka, let's get, let's go. keep it moving. if you are wondering how sensitive trump is to the offpic of cabinet officialsçó flying on luxury expwrets. >> we are have great secretaries, some own their own planes, as you know, that solves that. >> trevor: yeah, you see. that

president no matter -- mr. price. you cannot do this type of thing. with thee flying coach hhs secretary at the time, and i glad tothe time, are using our tax dollars appropriately. theyame back to say upgraded her to first-class. i said, just kidding. you have to live up to your lost it. -- you have to live up to your philosophy. host: the federal government has handled sandy worse than katrina. there is no excuse for why people don't have electricity or fuel yet. zones,i have been in war followed hurricanes, it is not as easy as making statements. there are power lines down, phone lines down, roads are impassable, trees and other debris are blocking roads. in puerto rico, there are many places outside of san juan that are difficult to get to. this is not the type of thing that should be politicized. this is a human tragedy, and humans should come together as they did in houston and florida regardless of what the government does and help their human beings. that would be a better approach. host: your thoughts on the vietnam war, the ken burns documen

the american actress rose mcgowan says mr price repeatedly dismissed her complaints of rape by mr weinsteinlippines has declared the city of marawi to be liberated from pro—islamic state militants. rodrigo duterte said he accepted that a handful of rebels were still in the southern city and admitted that the victory over the separatist rebels had come at a cost. but he insisted that it was safe to return to the city. we have restored peace, but that would not be cause for a celebration, because we have destroyed in the process the city, which i admit, because we had to do it. there was no alternative. and i could only if sent my apologies to the people. the winner of the 2017 man booker prize for fiction is... lincoln in the bardo. that was the moment, just a short while ago, when the american writer george saunders won the prestigious man booker literary prize. he took the award for his work ‘lincoln in the bardo', which uses the accounts of hundreds of narrators to weave a tale around the death of abraham lincoln's 11 year old son willie. it's the author's first full length novel to be pu

there has been no comment from mr price.qqa, after it retook the syrian city from the jihadists following four months of heavy fighting. the us says there are around 100 militants still in the city. the us author george saunders has won this year's man booker prize,

mr price has since been suspended by amazon.e in new york and london have launched their own investigations. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. harvey weinstein‘s star has plummeted. actress rose mcgowan has now said that she too was raped by the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein in a scandal that is now affecting one of the world's biggest companies, amazon. in a series of tweets, mcgowan has said publicly to the company's chief executive, she said: the amazon head of studio in question, roy price, is facing an accusation from a female producer that he lewdly propositioned her in 2015. in a statement, amazon said: in new york today, one of america's big banks, goldman sachs, said it was considering its options for its sta ke was considering its options for its stake in the wine stain company whose headquarters are not far from wall street —— the weinstein company. it has been likened to a run on a bank. oscar—winning 0liver it has been likened to a run on a bank. oscar—winning oliver stone said he would

been put on the immediate leave of absence scandal surrounding the producer harvey weinstein grubbs mr price was suspended after allegations that he sexually harassed don imus and t.v. producer and ignored actress rosie mcgowan when she told him she had been right by him. it was in himself is facing a number of sexual assault allegations that emerged this week following an investigative report in the new yorker magazine. i set you up today more at the top of the hour. the whole d w one up. for in focus global insights the news that your local heroes. d.w. made for mines. i don't want to talk about our families if we had a family we wouldn't be here. oh my you got here. atlanta truck. onto the earth. where do you want to go. to europe where i love your money. like hundreds of thousands of others the brothers hamada and ali are trying to reach europe since the beginning of two thousand and fourteen at least two hundred thousand unaccompanied child migrants have managed to cross europe's borders but according to the authorities at least ten thousand of these children have fan issues on route an

mr price has yet to comment.y weinstein has resigned from the board of his film production firm the weinstein company. he's facing multiple allegations of sexual assault and harassment but he insists any sexual relations he had were consensual. he reportedly still owns more than a fifth of the company. trade ministers from the united states, mexico and canada have agreed to a fifth round of talks to revise their 23—year—old trade pact. they'll pick up again where they left off in the early part of 2018 after all parties remain far apart on key issues. a us federaljudge has largely blocked the latest version of president trump's travel ban hours before it was due to come into force. thejudge in hawaii said the ban broke us immigration law. the white house said that his ruling was flawed. the anglo—australian mining giant rio tinto and two of its former executives have been charged with fraud in the united states. the firm denies trying to cover—up multi—billion dollar losses in its investments in africa. a failure

lawsuits, which is what lawyers do, but also saying that she would be exposed for doing this to mr. pricese amazon wouldn't find a radio program that she had, which she says is completely false and is somewhat ironic since miss bloom at a business deal for a miniseries with harvey weinstein. you've got this interesting attempt in both cases to either silence women through money or to threaten them with it. >> tucker: and to profit from it herself in the process. if that's not the definition of corruption, i don't know what is. that's not her only mystery tonight. it las vegas. shrouded in mysteries, getting more confusing by the day. the mandalay bay security guard, all set to talk to the media, including sean hannity last thursday and then canceled and apparently disappeared. now mgm reports appears to be issuing statements on his behalf requesting privacy. meanwhile, cops still can't find a motive for the rampage. and we are learning that he may have used someone else's federal i.d. what does this add up to, if anything? can you make heads or tails of this? >> his union when he first ba

mr. price: i thank my colleague and i commend him for taking out this special order and giving representative adams and myself the opportunity to pay tribute to the convention. the mention of shaw university brings me to my feet because i too, want to reflect on this significant baptist institution which is the 4th congressional district in downtown raleigh. and shaw has celebrated its 150th anniversary, a history that parallels that of the baptist state convention. i was there last week in the historic hall. i have to say, the historic building there on the campus and i first came to the congress in the 1980's. my first appropriations earmark was for este hall and that was a little bit of seed money. but shaw has restored that building. the acting president is doingal wonderful job of leading that university. but the occasion nass leak was an inaugural lecture, that is occasion an annual and i was able to give a lecture and we had a luncheon and a great discussion. just a liberal arts educatio

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mr. prices resignation. he was a roadblock and trump should see this chance. conservative talk show host has a few ideas and he has been tweeting this morning on who he thinks would be a good replacement. results, bobby jindal from louisiana or teddy -- tevi troy." jeffrey is joining us this morning. caller: it is a tragedy what happened there. as a lot of people mentioned, puerto rico has been spiraling for years. and i can't imagine what their infrastructure looks like. outdated and not kept up with. whether we talk roads or drainage or power lines. that has to be horrible. ofaking to the aspects resources, the things that can be moved, are they being moved moved, are they being moved and managed? how you decide to unplug a generator from a hospital in houston and move it to puerto rico? good morning. how are you doing this morning? i don't even know how to start. to see people talk about puerto rico in such a negative way when the infrastructure is poor. that means that the federal government has been not been share. their speaking on the people of puerto r

there's been no comment from mr price.t party c0 ng ress last night. the communist party congress takes place once every five yea rs congress takes place once every five years with 2,000 delegates selecting the country's leaders and mapping the country's leaders and mapping the future of the world's second—largest economy. translation: socialism with chinese characteristics in this new era means in contemporary times, chinese have suffered, but now have become a great power in the world. the equality and human rights commission is demanding the home secretary open an independent inquiry into conditions at privately managed immigration removal centres. it comes after the bbc‘s panorama programme filmed staff apparently bullying and abusing detainees at brook house, near gatwick airport. the home office is yet to comment on the letter but said any abuse was unacceptable. if you are watching this at home preparing to set out on the nation's motorways, you might be interested in this. the m5 and m6 motorways have dominated a s

what she does say happened, is she said that she and mr. priceaccording to her statements, were in a car going to a work related event. she says he was very crude, that he specifically spoke about a body part, and that later at a party he whispered a particular sex act and suggested they should participate in that. she did make a statement to our colleagues at the jurm, saying it would be wonderful if companies could lead by example by establishing a zero tolerance policy for harassment. she said she was inspired by the women who came forward to speak about mr. weinstein and hoped that she sharing her story inspires others, particularly those who cannot speak for themselves. now, some one that you were just alluding to who has been speaking out is weinstein's main accuser, rose mcgowan. she's been tweeting directly to amazon's ceo, i'm going to read 2000 of her tweets. jeff bezos, i told you the head -- told the head of your studio that harvey weinstein raped me, over and over i said it. he said it hadn't been proven. i said i was the proof. agai

mr. price, i just heard you say we are concerned with how iran views the united states. my head is hurting just listening to this go on. i'm sorry, and i'm exmilita-mil and i'm not a war monger. but hear me out. >> i actually didn't say that, but i think iran needs to view the united states as tough and determined and honest. >> and then you also did say and also that iran -- you would think that it would be important that iran, if we stay in the deal, that that would build respect. iran would respect us. but anyway, let's -- if i can just go to the major points here. if you have a country that signs an agreement with the united states and the day they're signing it thousands of people are chanting with their leaders death to america. remember that? death to america. and then we give them hundreds and hundreds of million dollars back, what do you think they're going to do with that money? do you think they're going to have a charity in the street? and the next question is, does the united states consider iran a state sponsor of terror? if you believe that they are a stat

of the reasons -- at least the reason behind why the president was so upset about what happened mr. pricehe lawyers and it was fairly sanitary, those were the two sentences that i added just to make it explicitly clear that this is the policy, just because it's legal doesn't mean it's right. my guess is, the ongoing investigations and a couple different agencies were and i will find out that all this travel was entirely legal. the question is whether or not it's right and i think that's the lens the president wants to look at this travel through, not just whether or not it follows the law. >> chris: as i discussed with the panel, tom price isn't alone. i want to put these pictures up on the screen, at least three other members of the cabinet as well as the head of the epa have all taken it a private and/or government flights. they said they needed to get where they were going in a hurry and they got approval from their agencies. are they in trouble? >> director mulvaney: let's be clear, there are absolutely times where this type of travel is appropriate. you look at some of the places par

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lifornia, mr. price, fudge, mr. huffman and mr. veezey and mr. from california and mr. loebsack from iowa. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. s the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. order. he house will be in order. members will please take their conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from montana seek recognition? >> permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. . >> i rise today to pay tribute to an educateor who touched the lives of thousands of montanans with his love for our state as well as his knowledge and passion for montana politics. as one of montana's foremost political scientists, dr. craig wilson was well known across the state and across both sides of the aisle. for 34 years, professor wilson spent his days in front of students in a classroom at montana state university, billings, helping them understand the world in which they lived. he conducted reliable and respected surveys that engaged montanans on issues that mattered most to them. hi

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the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. price, is recognized for one minute. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to introduce today's guest chaplain, my friend, imam abdullah antepli. imam antepli has been a prie pioneer and muslim campus ministry serving since 2003 at wesleyan university, hartford seminary. he was founder of the muslim chaplain. during his chaplaincy, he provided an islamic perspective to discussions of faith, spirituality, social justice, peace and cultural change. he effectively built bridges and promoted understanding across religious and cultural divides. that was his mission and it continues to be his mission to this day. imam antepli leadership roles include chief representative of muslim affairs at the college of arts and sciences and senior fellow in the office of civic engagement. he's also served as associate director of duke islamic studies center. imam antepli also serves as senior fellow of the jewish-muslim relations it the is a loam heartland institute -- shaloam heartland institute. he brought a relig

competition, some staff turn, everyone from michael flynn at the nse, jim comey, the hhs secretary, mr. price, sean spicer, anthony scaramucci, steve bannon, reince priebus. i feel like i might be forgetting a couple people. and there are a couple of remaining cabinet advisers or top advisers who have been sort of under threat of will he/won't he, stay or go. how, other than the kind of political rapportage, how do you think that has actually affected the management of the executive branch in the process of governance in the early months of this white house? >> a great question. the first thing i'd like to do is i'd like to thank sarah for coming. i know it's very difficult to be kind of outnumbered. >> kind of outnumbered? >> incredibly cool that you would come here and submit herself to this sort of thing. >> it's just a conversation. >> you're setting it up to be real fine. >> no look, i think part of the problem with this white house in general has been the fact that they are learning on the job, so a lot of the disruption that we've referred to, and there's no question that the mood in t

. >>> mr. price, a check of the weather. >> checking the weather. look upstairs.ook at 30 rockefeller plaza. we've got so many great friends from around the country who have come to visit. all right. all right. let's keep it down because you want to hear the forecast, don't you? >> yes! >> yes. let's get right to it and see what's happening as we go to the maps, everyone. winding our way to the weekend. again through a good half to two-thirds of the country, we are going to see very nice weather. warmer than normal conditions. keep in mind, stormy skies in the pacific northwest as we head to saturday. some of that severe weather rolls to the midsection of the country. october warmth continues through the northeast. match for showers in florida. as we wrap up the work week, it is marathon day in washington, d.c. temperature there should be in the mid to upper 70s. we are continuing to look at stormy weather in sections of th that's a look at your forecast. here's a look at what's going on right where you are. >> good morning. some breaks in the clouds as we take a

of the reasons -- at least the reason behind why the president was so upset about what happened mr. priceitary, those were the two sentences that i added just to make it explicitly clear that this is the policy, just because it's legal doesn't mean it's right. my guess is, the ongoing investigations and a couple different agencies were and i will find out that all this travel was entirely legal. the question is whether or not it's right and i think that's the lens the president wants to look at this travel through, not just whether or not it follows the law. >> chris: as i discussed with the panel, tom price isn't alone. i want to put these pictures up on the screen, at least three other members of the cabinet as well as the head of the epa have all taken it a private and/or government flights. they said they needed to get where they were going in a hurry and they got approval from their agencies. are they in trouble? >> director mulvaney: let's be clear, there are absolutely times where this type of travel is appropriate. you look at some of the places particularly that they won, there's

. >>> first, a final check of the forecast, mr. price. >> all right. all eyes on nate right now.o be taking place over the next several hours. to the maps we go. over the warm waters, 86 to 89 degrees, a category i storm. 245 miles to the south of the mississippi delta. winds increasing now to 85 miles sustained, but it is ripping with tremendous speed heading to the north/northwest at 22 miles per hour. time to strengthening. we anticipate the wind speeds will be around the 90 degree mark as we head into landfall late tonight or early tomorrow morning. then it continues to roll through into the northeast, as we head to tuesday with some heavy rains. what are its effects going to be? significant downpours, 3 to 7 inches up to 10 possible in oisolated locations. that is going to continue to roll up through the ohio valley and into sections of the northeast with lighter rain totals. that's a quick look at what's happening with nate. here's a look at what's going on right where you are. >> temperatures are in the 60s right now. mid to upper 60s for day time highs. the south wind at

not just the data but also for the fact that you falsely put your stock out there any particular price. mr. chairman, my time has expired. >> the time for the gentleman has expired. a gentlemanentifies from california. >> i renew my request that the witness has been sworn when john e.umpf was here we swore in that witness and that is the precedent of this committee in situations like this. >> the chair has already spoken to the matter. you made a point that you are an unpaid volunteer for your company. i want to thank you for that service aside from the $90 , you are uncompensated. i know you have disputed that figure so i ask you to respond for the record in detail how much you have made pension stock options and celery equifax during your term there. we will see whether the reports of $90 million are accurate. timeline. march tothe period july when you should have noticed -- or your company should have noticed the problem and should have a attention to the homeland security advisory, etc. that is one part of the timeline. another part starts on july 1 when your chief information officer

mr. hargan for the number two position at h.h.s. with secretary price's departure, mr. hargan would fill in to the top spot if he is concerned. i come to express -- my concern is that i just don't have any confidence that mr. hargan is going to lead the department in a different direction than it took under dr. price. last week the country watched as more and more details emerged about secretary price's travel, the flights, in my view, were an abuse of his office, but in my view there was from the very outset a reasonable to be concerned about secretary price and how he handles -- how he handled the public trust. ever since our committee received the price nomination, it was clear that he had a little trouble flouting the rules when it served his own personal interest rather than taxpayers. he used insider information from a fellow congressman to get a sweetheart stock deal that made him hundreds of thousands of dollars. he frequently bought stocks in industries he was overseeing as a member of congress and he pushed health care legislation that benefited industry insid

information to help paint an accurate picture and to explain why we are seeing these prices increase as my bipartisan bill would do. mr. david, you noticed that -- you noted that in the last year revenues for branded drugs have increased as a direct result of price increases. can you please briefly elaborate on this and describe what your industry is seeing when it comes to list price increases. i do want to ask another question, so please be brief, concise. >> sure. thank you, senator, for the question. just to clarify, you asked a question relative to the brands or generics? what we're seeing in brands? >> branded drugs, you noted in your testimony. >> so what we've actually seen and this an example of how different the markets operate while we're experiencing unprecedented generics, year over year the prescriptions are going up, revenue is going down in our industry. that's opposite of what we're seeing in the branded side where the prescriptions are going down and the revenue is continuing to go up. so there can be a whole host of economic reasons for that. one of them that we submitted in our testimony is we are

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mr. price, i heard you say we are concerned with how iran v iews the united states.y head is hurting. i am asked so i'm not a warmonger whatsoever. hear me out if you would. guest: i didn't say that, but i think iran needs to view the united states is tough, determined, and honest. caller: you also did say that you would think it is important the iran, if we stay in deal, that would build respect, iran would respect us. if i can go to the major point here -- if you have a country that signs an agreement with the united states, and the day they are signing it, thousands of people are chanting with their leaders "death to america" -- remember that? "death to america." then we give them hundreds of thousands of billions of dollars back, what will they do with the money -- have a charity in the street? the next question is does the united states consider iran a state sponsor of terror? if you believe they are a state sponsor of terror -- if you take their word solemnly, death to america, and if you believe and know they have american hostages today and we never got them

shares in energy companies took a beating after theresa may promised a cap on energy prices. mrsnow. let's look at those energy prices. what impact will this energy cap or proposed cap have on the company ‘s? it is hard to say. it is not going to be positive in the market has taken a cautious view, with centrica shares down 6% and scottish shares down 3%. the companies are obviously keen to get clarity. that is what centrica is saying, and they want something that is time—limited. it is unhelpful for profits and competition. price capping is not a strategy to normally encourage competition. we still have to find out the details of this cap, but which consumers will benefit most? ofgem are already looking at this market. the surprise today is perhaps that the government have pre—empted the ofgem report. they have looked at the bottom end of the market, the poorest customers, the metered area. the expectations are that that would broaden out beyond them. let's move onto amazon and the builder has been presented to them, courtesy of the european commission. what do we think the comp

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s said there could be a sharp rise in food prices, if there's no brexit agreement. in food prices, if there's mrlieved the talks with the eu would lead to a deal. he believed the talks with the eu here's our political correspondent ben wright. no deal is better than a bad deal, that's what the government keeps telling us, but what might that mean for your supermarket shop? the retail giant sainsbury‘s has warned there could be an average tariff off 22% on imported food from europe, if britain leaves the european union without a trade deal. if that happened, one minister says we'll have to grow more of our own. what we will do is grow more here and we'll buy more from around the world. here and we'll buy more but, of course, that will mean bad news for continental farmers, and that's why it won't happen, because it's actually in their interest to reach a deal. because it's actually so, are warnings of higher prices frightening shoppers? this part of south london voted remain, but i did find two leave supporters who thought a hike in the price of food would be worth it. in the price of food person