the driver says he was deluged with hundreds of calls from admiring female fans of mr khan.business and distress caused. the driver says the calls almost ruined his marriage. more on that story at bbc.com. the united nations says alternative accommodation for asylum seekers being held at the australian—run detention centre in papua new guinea is not yet fit to live in. the facility on manus island was shut down on tuesday after a court ruled that it was unconstitutional. but hundreds of detainees have barricaded themselves inside the centre, fearing locals will attack them if they leave. the bbc‘s phil mercer joins me live from sydney: when will this alternative accommodation for asylum seekers be finished? we don't know the answer to that question. what we do know is that according to the united nations, the three alternative accommodation blocks that australia is building for these asylum seekers and refugees is not ready. a senior un representatives said that he had been to see this new accommodation. earthworks were still in progress, he said, and the censors had not bee

hours over 800, mr. khan also said without navajo, marines would never have taken the island of you would team up. iwo jima.uld tea [applause] thank you very much. we still have one mission, that mission is to build a talkerl navajo code thesmuseum. represents wholy we are as americans. america we know is composed of diverse communities. we have different languages, different skills, different talents and different religions. when our way of life is , freedom and liberty that we all cherish, we come together as one and when we come together as one, we are invincible, we cannot be that is where we need this national navajo code talkers museum so that our children, the future generation can go through that museum and learn why america is so strong. thank you very much for listening. [applause] president trump: that was so incredible, now i don't have to make my speech. i had the most beautiful speech written out, i was so proud of it and i thought you would leave out iwo jima, but you got that in the end too. i

and he saw the word look on mrs. khan face. he said humayun saw how this boy was bullying this girl in the classroom. and humayun saw it the second day and the second day humayun that was fifth grade. so that is how we know him. [applause] >> there are critics who said ugly things about your appearance at the dnc. they say perhaps were politicizing your son's death. what would you say to that? >> yes, we arepoliticizing. there comes a time in a persons life , knowing humayun was values come he will be proud of us. what we have done, why we have done, after that statement and you may read all of this in the book in great detail. after that bigoted statement i was -- woman is of no equal respect and judges are partial. small children, of our neighborhood, our children's children, our grandchildren' classmates, our children's friends and their children would approach to me you are a lawyer. is this true if this person becomes president, will we be thrown out of here? we are afraid. and i would hug them and tell them no, we are a c

the driver says he was deluged with hundreds of calls from admiring female fans of mr khan. and another top story here in the uk. police investigating the manchester arena bombing have requested the extradition from libya of the brother of the suicide bomber who carried out the attack. hashem abedi is currently in jail there. the federal reserve holds interest rates steady after a key decision at the us central bank. social media giants return to capitol hill for more questions over the involvement of russia in the us presidential election. good morning, asia. hello, world. welcome to another edition of asia business report. i am rico hizon. it's a thursday. thank you for joining hizon. it's a thursday. thank you forjoining me. we start off with the federal reserve and the central bank decided to keep the cost of borrowing unchanged following a two—day meaning. they cited solid labour market positions. but it is not the decision everyone is focusing on it. later today, us president donald trump is expected to announce his nominee for the fed share before departing on a long

who fewest with reforms of the working directive and the latest poll suggests just how unpopular mr khan has become meanwhile mr man who is being accused of being the president of the rich says he doesn't know what it means and says he is the president of all french citizens commission it is a difficult. thing for some forsaking the system but i don't give officers who are for civil war that only shot down with eight hundred people leaving his own party may just be a drop in the ocean the reality is that many people in france are becoming incredibly unhappy with the young jupiter who had promised so much when he came into office. r.t. . we spoke to human rights and civil liberties activist. should listen to the people. he's running his party in the same way he's running the country with arrogance and disdain for whoever doesn't agree with him we shouldn't forget and i repeat myself the said here are a few weeks ago mccord came out of nowhere he was elected what fifty one percent of the french people abstain from voting due in the parliamentary elections fifty seven percent of the french

france who fewest with forms of the working directive and the latest poll suggests just how unpopular mr khan has become meanwhile mr man is being accused of being the president of the rich says he doesn't know what it means and says he is the president of all french citizens commission officers of the market not to let the other. person sing for some forsake the system don't give officers who are for saving lives over that only shut down with every one hundred people leaving his own party may just be a drop in the ocean the reality is that many people in france are becoming incredibly unhappy with the young jupiter who had promised so much when he came into office so what do you can ski r.t. . in other news tonight the u.n. security council has one more chance to extend a joint investigation into chemical weapons attacks in syria japan has submitted a new draft for consideration and voting on the resolution is expected later today that is after russia and america stalled each other's attempts to extend the mandate of a group of researchers on thursday has been following the story. the usa ha

france who fewest with forms of the working directive and the latest poll suggest just how unpopular mr khan has become meanwhile mr mann is being accused of being the president of the rich says he doesn't know what it means and says he is the president of all french citizens. for some forsake the system don't give officers here for several. hundred people leaving his own party may just be a drop in the ocean the reality is that many people in france are becoming incredibly unhappy with the young jupiter who had promised so much when he came into office so what do you can ski r.t. . israel's top military officials say as his country is willing to share intelligence on iran with saudi arabia the remarks could further complicate not only an ongoing standoff between tehran and riyadh but also internal affairs in the kingdom itself picking up the story for us. over the past ten or fifteen years there's been a feeling amongst those in tel aviv and riyadh that they have a shared interest in pushing back iranian influence in the region but over the last year or two it's becoming more and more obvio

the driver says he was deluged with hundreds of calls from admiring female fans of mr khan.istress caused. the driver says the calls almost ruined his marriage. more on that story at bbc.com. now, for years, thousands of tourists have travelled to australia to climb the iconic landmark of uluru. but from 2019 it will be a thing of the past after the board running the uluru national park unanimously voted to ban climbing the rock. the landmark is located in central australia, just south—west of the town of alice springs. the giant red sandstone monolith is sacred to indigenous people — and aboriginal landowners have long complained about travellers scaling the site. a short time ago, i spoke with sally barnes. she's the director of national parks with the australian department of environment and energy, and she's also part of the board that made the decision. i started by asking her why this landmark is so sacred to the indigenous people. as you say, the rock, uluru, it in the centre restraint. the heart of australia. but it has been home to the indigenous anangu people for t

mr. khan again who was perfect carnegiernegie -- mr. was convinced to purchase the shares of the tennessee iron and coal company, which had a great smelting plant in birmingham, alabama. he was unaware this would increase his percentage of the domestic generation and production of steel, to be something about 67% of capacity. he wanted, before he purchased the stock, to boost some of the shares of the trust companies in new york. he wanted to make sure that i would not sue under the antitrust laws. i ensured mr. carnegie there is a difference between a good trust and a that trust. all the actions of his were not of dumping stocks and price-fixing, but an honest business proprietor, without damage to competitors or consumers, through summits -- through permissions -- through pernicious collusion. >> [indiscernible] what was theal -- role of the federal government? it should have been much greater. the creation of the department of commerce and labor was really that we might gather statistics about the operation of business, that corporat

. >> mr. khan your, -- mr. khan -- mr.ou are recognized conyer, you are recognized to strike the last word. 33 pages, a lot of complexity a lot of changes in the tax code which is pretty hard to decipher. just to give the viewing audience a sample of what i am talking about, it was just stated that the chairman was listening to the moms and dads let's go to page 28 of the amendment starting on page one. this is what it says. induction allowable under subsection c, subparagraph b, such amounts. page 37 the two, line 12, strike and insert subsection subparagraph two, subparagraph c-h or sub paragraph five. see page 76. straight lines 3-7 and insert paragraph one,- commodities grossing, commodities grossing could be met any income wealth income from the disposition of commodities extracted by such corporation or partnership or subparagraph b. gross income of such corporation with the disposition of property which gives rise to income described in subparagraph a. and insert thee following, subparagraph c, corporatio

we know mr. khan they publicized of the investigation and we know he made the final decision on whether to prosecutors or not. and then, when he gets fired, he links a government document through a friend to "the new york times" and what was that all? to create a special counsel. and it cannot be any special counsel. it has to be bob mueller who was his friend and mentor and special counsel -- special counsel. main question is what will it take -- not to mention the dossier information -- what will it take to get a special counsel? mr. sessions: it will take a factual basis that meets the standards of the appointment of a special -- sen. jordan: is that analysis going on right now? mr. sessions: it is in the manual and the department of justice, what is required. we have only two. the first was the waco, janet reno, and mr. mueller. those are factual situations and we will use the proper standards and that is the only thing i can tell you, mr. jordan. butcan have your idea, sometimes we have to studie

next to him, mr. khan, chief investment officer at wealth enhancement group. dennis burman should be joining us maybe at some point, too. you already talked to him once today. anyway, welcome to you both. >> he hasn't been sitting by the camera for the last six hours waiting? >> eagerly yeah he has a day job, too. biggest winner in the dow was verizon. as bill mentioned. biggest loser was merck. we'll have more on those stories later. s&p, biggest winner, delphi automotive biggest loser, incyte corp. >>> janet yellen submitted her resignation today, will take effect upon the swearing in of jay powell mike, i'm curious if there's market implications to be drawn from the fact she won't stay on after jepowell is sworn in >> i don't know if there's any jarring implications i think the probabilities where she would not stay on as just a governor, although i think it brings a large er point into focus which is there really a lot of vacancies, go ing ing to be one more aftere leaves there's a lot to do to remake that committee at this point i think that has the poten

mr. khan, you are recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman, i yield to mr. crowley. >> thank you. thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. rice, will you yield to a question? >> i don't have any time to yield? >> i have the time. >> i'm asking if you will answer a question in my time? >> certainly, yeah. >> do you have any idea what the cost of a one-family home, three bedroom, one bathroom, in woodside, queens, goes for? >> i'm sorry, but i don't. you know, i'm just talking about statistics of existing -- >> statistics, you know the expressi expression, there is statistics, and -- i don't want to be -- >> this figure you are going to quote to me, is that not a statistic? >> let me say to you though, on the house that my father purchased in 1964 for $24,250, the today the city of new york says for tax purpose is worth more than $600,000. raised four children, six people, three bedrooms, with one bathroom, very modest home, an attached home. today whether it's in the 6% or not, i don't give a rat's behind. the reality is that i have middle class people, blue collar individuals struggl

mr. benson khan from east winsor who says that, as he looks at this -- i'm summarizing what the long letters from constituentsr pouring in. if i ever need nursings care or home care it would cost me something like $20,000 additional in federal tax liable. diane heben streak says from what i see it's providing large tax breaks that benefit the rich and corporations. she said i'm personally hurt by the loss of a personal exemption that's going away. i am currently in the 10% tax bracket. under this new plan it will increase to 12%. maureen eberle from north grandby, connecticut, i'm urging you to vote against any proposal that comes before the house that will eliminate the property tax deduction from federal income tax because of the way it impacts on my family. hope leonards, from west hareford connecticut, my family is concerned that somewhere on college loans will not be deductle. this will hurt us. the rich are going to get richer and the middle will pay for this relief. jennifer mcgarry from hamden, connecticut. she works at leukemia and lymphoma society. her husband is a teacher. they ha

mrs. kahn's the crisis around the khans, the gold star family and the death of that hero captain kahn. and the president, one of the things we talked about was how you compare and contrast himself with hillary clinton. one of the strongest things she had going for her when she was running was her foreign policy experience. her time on the senate armed services committee, her time as secretary of state, her vast knowledge of all the ins and outs an minutiae of foreign policy. president trump i think really connected with the american people, and he talked about a couple of things, we're at war and i remember at that time when he came down in 2015, we were seeing a rise of isis that was really had caught the world by surprise. isis had done more than anybody, even the muslim brotherhood historically and actually having a physical caliphate, eventually that caliphate was 7 or 8 million people. oil refineries, the ability to tax. wheat fields. the ability to have slave markets and recruit from all over the known world including asia and europe, the united states. you also had for the obama

mr. tony khan. bravo. actress marcia hunt. do we have marcia here tonight? oh, my, marcia. she was born in chicago a century ago this month. [ applause ] oh, my. this is great. she first appeared on screen at the age of 18. oh, look at that. standing o. you look beautiful. doesn't she look beautiful tonight? can we all give her a happy birthday. one, two, three. happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ oh we got band. [ singing "happy birthday"] >> let's go for it. ♪ ♪ happy birthday, dear marcia happy birthday you are and many more ♪ she first appeared on screen at the age of 18 in the 1935 paramount picture, the virginia judge and went on to act in many films including pride and prejudice, the human comedy with mickey rooney, none shall escape. 1947 smash up with a script by lossen. but after she joined the committee for the first amendment broadcast, the hollywood fights back radio programs, and observed the huac hearings, her big screen roles vanished. she appeared in tv series and one of her 235iroles was a 2015 documentary, marcia hunt sweet adversity and i think

mr. truck's visit to the island nation. at one point, police used water khan ons did to disperse crowds. cbs news, new york. >> well, president trump was originally slate today depart manila for washington today. instead he'll return tomorrow. he added a day to schedule a mid criticism he would have missed the final summit. >> botched robbery ends with two shoppers stabbed in the mall every minnesota. happening at the men's dressing room in a macing store. suspect trying to steel in a man trying on clothes, when the victim walk in on the suspect going through his belongings, the suspect stabbed him. >> when that happened, there was a couple of other family members that assisted the victim in doing so a second victim sustained a knife wound >> the family members disarmed the suspect and held him down until police arrived. we're told that the victim's injuries are non-life threatening. last las vegas host first major event since the deadly mass shooting there , around 40,000 runners hit the streets for the rock-and-roll marathon and half marathon yesterday. secu

mr johnson and self. we had jeremy corbyn calling on him earlier this morning to resign. similar as were made earlier by the london mayor, sadiq khans in relation to what he said about sirte being the new dubai if they get rid of the dead bodies. he's offended the americans, saying president 0bama is anti—british because he's part kenyan. he offended the spanish. he's offended the sikhs with what he said about whiskey tariffs in the gurdwara. he's got to go. he's our foreign secretary, whose job is diplomacy and representing the best interests of our country. if theresa may was a strong prime minister, she'd have sacked him a long time ago. there are questions about why she appointed him in the first place. she did, but surely he must have done enough to go. michael gove defended boris johnson in that interview today, saying that the focus of criticism should not be on a british democratic politician, but instead an the regime in iran, which is holding nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. which is holding nazanin zaghari-ratcliffe. we make a big mistake, andrew, if we think that the right thing to do is to blame politicians any democracy who

iraq it's believed that i saw mrs a holding ten thousand civilians hostage in the town of rawa because we track correspondent now who's in the iraqi capital baghdad imran khan imran tell us more about what's going on in anbar province. we're just outside of fallujah which was one of the main areas that was held just over a year and a half ago a new operation has began it began in the early hours of sunday morning around eight o'clock where iraqi forces backed by sunni militia forces went into the town of ramallah romana although it's described as a town is actually a series of villages now there's two targets that. they going after one on either side on. the euphrates river with the other one is now what's going on is that they going into ramona what we're hearing from militia sources on the ground via social media is that mana has actually fallen but we're not expecting any confirmation on this throughout the day today what the joint operations command of told al jazeera that we're very concerned about civilian casualties and we're going in slowly but surely and we're going to take over both of those areas i have to say these are pockets of where i saw fig

mr mugabe has so far refused to step down. now the iraqi supreme court has declared that the kurdish secession referendum that was held in september is unconstitutional let's go live to our correspondent imran khan who's in the iraqi capital baghdad so what significance then that the supreme court has ruled rather late in the day must be said although in on that referendum which was held at the end of september. let's write it is rather late in the day but this going on to discuss it now. was actually a decision by the police officers made money federal supreme court last week saying it was unconstitutional this is now the final decision now what this means it will open up negotiations between baghdad and that is still not here on the supreme court what they did here was testimony from both condition for swift and rotten officials before coming to this decision but like i say it's really about what the future holds nobody was really expecting the decision to go any other way the future holds down these negotiations over the state all of that is talk and the powers they have they just want to set the fact at the open. stadiums with that thought that the chip could streets problem and what they're

mr assad remaining in power, saying the russian army saved the syrian state. this year, more than 80 people were killed in a sarin attack on the rebel—held town of khan sheikhun president trump to launch 59 tomahawk cruise missiles at a syrian airbase. thejoint report from the united nations and international chemical weapons inspectors determined that assad was responsible, and yet russia continues to defend him, to the incredulity of those sitting at the un table. i'm frankly astounded. this third veto in a month clearly exposes, if it wasn't already obvious, russia's determination to protect their syrian ally, whatever the harm that causes, to the ban on the use of chemical weapons to the wider international system of rules to russia's own reputation. president assad's trip to sochi is the first time he has left his country in two years. the bearhug tells you all you need to know — he would no longer be in power were it not for the russian intervention. so what comes next? tomorrow, the russian president has meetings with leaders from iran and turkey. he is due to speak to president trump again after that meeting. but does the us have any role anymore in t

a state visit to the president with the mayor of london, sadiq khan, weighing in in the past few minutes, as we were hearing, saying that mrly angry and personally affronted: so potus has endorsed the views of a vile hate—filled racist organisation that hates me and people like me. she wrong and i refuse to let it go and say nothing. you really get a sense of his personal anger at the president and for mrs may, she has to decide now how does she respond because she's going to be delivering a speech in jordan where she is at the moment, i've seen the speech, nothing in it about the trump tweet there, but there's going to be questions and a nswe rs there's going to be questions and answers afterwards. downing street knows she's going to be asked about it, she's going to have to answer. what does she say? my guess is she will absolutely not want to get into a warof will absolutely not want to get into a war of words with donald trump by escalating it. i suspect she'll still a line that it's trump was wrong, but that the stale visit is going to go ahead. before——— state visit is going to go ahead. yasmin, what do you think sho

policy division, daniel khan and deputy division chief adam, assistant division team and zach ross, attorney adviser. zach will now present the item. >> great. good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. >> good morning. >> this report and order declaratory ruling and further notice of proposed rule-making, if adopted, takes several steps to accelerate the deployment of next-generation networks. with respect to the commission's pole attachment rules, the report codifies excluding capital costs recovered from pole attachment rates. it also establishes a 180-day shot clock for endorsement bureau resolution of pole access complaints. additionally, it creates a reciprocal system of infrastructure access providing incumbent local exchanged carriers guarantied access to poles controlled by other local exchange carriers. with respect to network requirements, the order expedites process and eliminates unnecessary notification requirements. it also eliminates a rule that currently prohibits incumbent local exchange carriers from coordinating with entities that will be affected and adopt streamline notice procedures relate today force majority. that's in addition, t