as a former sem nair yan, i'll forgive that jesuit nod there. the fact of the matter is it's very true that john mccain was as economic in his politics as he was in his life, reaching out to all communities to be a part of this representative are moment. you saw that reflected throughout this week back at home in arizona and certainly now here in washington today. you'll have these cross currents, republican, democrat, red, blue, kefconservative, liberal, christian, nonchristian coming together around this man's flag. he's holding that flag up high for us. he's shining the light of faith. he's shining the light of service. he's shining the light of communion on it. i think that's very, very important. you talk about the solemnity of this, the religious nature of it. you referenced that earlier, and that's always been an important undercurrent for senator mccain. i remember talking to him when he was running for the u.s. senate in '06 and he supported that effort and we had a moment where we talked about my journey as a young sem nair yan and com

40,000 air travellers across europe are facing disruption this friday after strike action forced rya nair cost carrier has faced a string of strikes over pay and conditions since it recognized trade unions for the first time in december. italy's populist coalition government has agreed a spending push, despite concerns about the country's finances in brussels and on financial markets. the anti—establishment five star movement and the right wing league have promised costly policies including a minimum income for the poor, tax cuts and earlier retirement. online retailing giant amazon is opening a store in new york that will only sell products that receive four stars or more on its website. it will offer discounts to members of amazon's prime service. physical shops are becoming a key expansion area for amazon as it seeks to take on more traditional retailers. let's have a look at the markets this hour and see where we are. the us markets had a pretty positive session, quite a lot of good news coming out of the us when it comes to vary, me. it listed the federal reserve, the federal reserve

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. >> dickerson: what do you think the nair knows are, we've talked how fraught it's going to be.ybody has made up their mind it looked like this nomination was on its way to confirmation. what do we think might plausibly happen? >> i think it's impossible to know at this point how a handful of senators ultimately will make the judgment. this is going to play out in front of the whole country but in many ways it's a focus on a handful of senators who will decide judge kavanaugh's fate in the end. i think those senators. some democrats, some republicans losely, g in their states and trying to understand better what are risks for themselves if they go one way or the other. they're going to be making a judgment on the credibility of both of these people when they testify but they're also going to be making a political judgment about their own futures >> that's what it looked like in 1991 as well. i don't think as that was happen ing people were able to digest the impact that this hear hearing was having then one year later you have the rise of all these women candidates and name of t

thousands of rya nair passengers face travel misery, as more than 200 flights are grounded by industrial

thousands of rya nair passengers face travel misery, as more than 200 flights are grounded by industrial action. france prepares the stage for the biggest team event in golf, with europe and the us bringing the big guns out on the green. electric shock. tesla boss elon musk is charged with fraud by us financial regulators, sending shares in the car maker tumbling. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. with planned industrial action by ryanair today, we'd like to know if the prospect of plane strikes would alter your travel plans. tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. a crucial vote is due to take place in a few hours‘ time by the us senate judiciary committee on president trump's supreme court nominee. it's the first in a series of votes before judge brett kavanaugh can be confirmed. it follows an electrifying hearing by that same senate judiciary committee that went on for almost 8 hours, with testimony by both judge kavanaugh and the woman who's accused h

tens of thousands of passengers across ryanair tens of thousands of passengers across rya nair europerope have been affected by cancellations. it has been taking place in six of the low—cost operators of 37 markets. unions want changes to the way staff are given contracts under irish law instead of —— instead of the countries that they live. one of the flights affected was between london and germany. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the human rights lawyer amal clooney on her latest case. they had documents planted on them. police were laying in wait to arrest them. the whole trial was a charade. she's working to win the freedom of two journalists jailed in myanmar, who were reporting on the rohingya crisis. in all russia's turmoil, it has never come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his depa

about 250 rya nair flights have been cancelled, as staff in six european countries stage a 24—hour strikeapply the laws of the countries it operates in, rather than use irish legislation. ryanair has called the strikes unnecessary and says affected passengers can have a refund or transfer to the next available flight. but the civil aviation authority says compensation should be paid under eu law. the former foreign secertary borisjohnson has set out his own brexit plan, arguing that the prime minister's proposal outlined at chequers is a "moral and intellectual humiliation". in a lengthy article published in daily telegraph just days before the conservative party conference, mrjohnson calls for a free—trade deal with the european union which he claims wouldn't lead to a hard irish border. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo is in westminster. and the timing of this article is no coincidence? no, this is not the first time since borisjohnson resigned from the cabinet over theresa may's brexit plans that he has used his newspaper column to launch an attack against her and her approach.

rya nair has cancelled around 250 flights today, as some of its pilots and cabin crew stage a new strikeries. the airline has played down concerns about disruption, it says it's notified affected customers and insists that the vast majority of scheduled flights will go ahead as normal. it appears that popular home remedies to prevent slugs and snails eating through plants don't work. the royal horticultural society tested several deterrents commonly used, like copper tape and eggshells, and found they offered no protection from the pests. instead they're encouraging gardeners to rely on natural predators such as birds. i noticed to my right that mike is nodding knowingly. when i was a child i tried to see slugs and i was discouraged. did you actually see one? half, yes. i do remember, iwas only about three. not the natural predator. i wish i hadn't asked. you should learn! what is going on here ) the thing i love about the ryder cup, all of this great individual stars thrust into this team game, this team sport. in the past we have seen how that has completely thrown a great in the past.

fernando had that has risen sharply and he's now in second place by the sanchez reports from rags nair. like in any football match all time favorite brazilian sport. is the end game in the country's presidential elections is surrounded by uncertainty. there's always a question mark with politics in brazil and i think that more than ever we need to change the country's future. the latest opinion poll puts the former army captain and congressman j.d. both when i go ahead with twenty eight percent of the vote that's why he's convalescing after being stabbed a nearly killed he says election fraud is his main concern now although he offered no proof that the elections next month will be raked agreed to. the big concern isn't losing the vote it's the possibility of fraud there's a real chance of it happening in the runoff and maybe even in the first round. the opinion poll suggests he'll likely face that number that trails behind with nineteen percent of the vote a long way short of the forty percent share held by his mentor for represent the scene before he was banned from running for his j

and we use this expression of vision nair aries never go out style. you think about world peace, the peace corps is just as relevant today. talking about commemorations, next year, we as a country will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of randing on the moon. and today we think about big ideas, when we think about a big idea, whether it's in your company or organization, you call ate moon shot. it literally was the first moon shot. i think the way to think about it in a way that brings us together. not that he did everything right, but looking at those key points, just as a commemoration like a centennial or next year's celebration of landing on the moon is. thanks again for all of your leadership. >> great example. >> anybody else have a question to raise with the group? well, whilewe we're waiting, if anybody else doesn't have a question, i'll put these guys on the spot really quickly. other than the presidents you've worked or represent today, give me your two first presidents and first ladies, or if you would lake to have dinner with them tonigh

than exchanges where nair largest clients are some of the predatory high speed trading firms.r standpoint we see this value i.x. is about creating alignment between the exchanges, the investors and companies and really looking to make that process as simple and efficient as you can. i think trying to dampen volatility by eliminatinghigh-speed traders to insert opportunities for themselves. interactive brokers is a perfect example of a company that through its history has used technology to deliver benefits back to their clients. they invented smart order routing which is now a commonplace technology in the market. they have used technology to make markets. so when we look at aligning with them, they are exactly the kind of firm that uses technology for productive means and the market has responded well. from our standpoint, it really is just about that alignment between the investors, exchange and companies. emily: ok, that said >> do you think it's been so other recruit companies? clearly there is some skepticism out there. >> a lot of it is the regulatory process. it took us

. >> listen, if my kid was a druggie, doper, nair too well, thief, rapist -- >> murderer. >> well, yeahhe isn't. he isn't. >> pegye bechler's body has never been found. >> you want to know what happened but you still don't want to hear murder. >> but at least now you know. >> that's pretty hard to take. and even with all this information, we don't have a body. >> you all right? >> yeah. >> you discover you're stronger than you thought you were? >> oh, yeah. >> pegye's mother and sister ended up raising her kids. one more person who was stronger than she thought, tina. >> you're living a different life these days? >> completely different. >> she gave up drugs, married a nice guy and now she's a stay-at-home mom with five kids. a hollywood happy ending? no. sometimes real life is better. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra". thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "kasie d.c." i'm kasie hunt. tonight we're going to go deep on what's driving the november elections as democrats look hungrily to putting a halt to the president's agenda. in some cases look ahead to impeachment.

rya nair has cancelled around 250 flights today, as some of its pilots and cabin crew stage a new strikeerns about disruption. it says it's notified affected customers and insists the vast majority of scheduled flights will go ahead as normal. the mao in warwickshire has been closed in both directions after a crash involving three goods vehicles and a separate lorry fire. highways england warned the motorway could remain shut between warwick and henley—in—arden for the rest of the day, following the 4am pile—up. warwickshire police posted this footage on social media showing emergency crews tackling the lorry fire. our news correspondent bob hockenhull is at the scene. the result of that is the very empty road behind you. any update on when it is likely to be open again? originally, highways england were saying it would be open by lunchtime, but they now have moved that too later in the day. we haven't got a specific time, though the advice is for motorists to avoid the advice is for motorists to avoid the area. we are a few hundred metres away from where repairs are going on to the sout

david: this timing, it is not nair to either side, either the accusers or the accused.et short-shrift on this. cherylly, we have to leave it at that. giving me a wrap. good to see you, charlie. >> good to see you. lauren: feeling heat on capitol hill. tech executives facing tough questions from lawmakers about privacy policies on their sites. how can you be sure your data is safe? >>> plus we're awaiting president trump's news conference. he will take the podium right there, he is expected to take questions on just about anything and everything. we'll take you there live as soon as it happens. (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes b

conversely, if inflam nation nair pressures were to rise more than expected, higher interest rates would be indicated. right now risz, to the economic outlook appear roughly balanced. readers of the statement likely noted that the committee dropped a sentence that indicated the stance of monetary policy remained accommodative. this change does not signal any change in the likely path of policy. instead, it is a sign that policy is proceeding in line with our expectation. we still expect as our statement says further gradual increases in the target range for the federal funds rate. this expectation is reflected in the projections i just discussed. thanks very much. i'm happy to take your questions. >> nick tameros from the "wall street journal." i want to know how you think about ending the tightening cycle. how will you know when to stop, and do you need to keep going until something in the economy breaks? >> the tightening cycle, as you know, is a refleck slun of the strength of the economy. it's almost three years we've been gradually raising rates. i think fact that we have moved quit

rya nair has cancelled around 250 flights today, as some of its pilots and cabin crew stage a new strikein six european countries. the airline has played down concerns about disruption, saying it has notified affected customers and insists that the vast majority of scheduled flights will go ahead as normal. a report for the law society warns that people on low—income is our pushed into... anyone earning above £17,000 a year does not get legal aid... researchers are warning that half of the world's kilauea populations could be wiped out within 50 years unless more is done to tackle toxic chemicals in oceans. experts say the waters are particularly contaminated around the uk and brazil. the toxins are seeping into the oceans, affecting the reproductive capability of the orcas. what did you think about that extraordinary hearing in the united states, nine hours of testimony from both sides? if you have seen it and you have got any thoughts that you would like to share, get in touch with us. if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. time to catch up with the sports. good

handled the luggage on this flight on behalf of ryanair, says luggage on this flight on behalf of rya nair of ryanair, says it is very concerned and has launched an investigation, and has launched an investigation, and it will be using this example to remind baggage handlers that it is important to be respectful to people's luggage. and of course we don't expect everything to be handled with kid gloves, but it is reasonable to assume that it will be treated with a modicum of respect. so if you are one of those people who has a case that is thrown like that and there is damage to it, what can you do about it? in this particular case, because there is photographic evidence, then really if you could demonstrate that you have lost a large amount of valuable stuff, then you should be able to make your case under the consumer rights act 2015, because it hasn't been treated with reasonable care and skill. but generally, the limit is around £1200 for lost or damaged baggage, but the onus is on you to demonstrate that the stuff in there was of value. but how do you do that? ideally, when you are pa

over this long—running action between rya nair across italy. breaking revenues in. what is interesting is that there was every bit nose reve nu es that there was every bit nose revenues when they fail to progress in the uefa championship last year. it shows that performers on the pitch translates very quickly into the bottom line. there are many companies who want to be associated with what is the world but the wealthiest football club and their sponsorship deals remain reasonably stable. it does vary with how well they do on the page. it is partly due to that television revenue, the more matches that are shown on tv, the better and the more money they get. after the number of people in stadiums, but yes, performers on the pitch translates into the bottom line. that big fashion deal, what do you think of michael cause and what they see in versace? is it to access they see in versace? is it to access the luxury market? gives them a foothold in europe. they bought jimmy choo last year, so trying to get into europe and the profile of his company.

even some of the more that nair ferrous of our elected officials i would like to think they would.ternet was opened up and is in a wholly unregulated way. >> you highlight the female voices that are missing from our history books. why so important to include them in sort of that story? >> yeah. shocking, you'd be shocked to hear that there aren't a lot of women -- you know, women's historians have been writing incredible work for the last helpful century recovering the lives and voices of women. it hasn't made it into the big story we tell about plaques, there's women's history and political history. i wanted to -- i didn't want a segregated history, i wanted to integrate those stories. if you don't pay attention to the women's history in politics, you miss the moral crusade. women were denied the vote so long that the way that they acted politically was to crusade as it came out of the second great awakening, out of evangelical revival of the 1830s, it brought that further to the ab bowlishist movement, a moral crusade that women and men want, they brought us to the women's rights

editors of the "new york times" were asked on their own podcast the daily yesterday if they could nair rr it down. what does it mean to name a senior official and wouldn't do that because they felt would be too revealing. the answer we may not know for a very long time, john, who this person s. iis. >> i'm with joe. the piece of reporting that's new in this piece, assertion, early stage of the administration cabinet officials discussing invokes the 25th amendment. any cabinet person would be in a position to know about that. the times because of the gravity probably not extend an nomt ano discussions of that kind. you're talking about logically someone who's a principal. whether a cabinet member, senior white house official, not casting suspicion on someone like head of the nec, the nsc. logically, someone that senior and comport with the notion, have to be someone that senior to reliable assert those kinds of discussions had taken place in the administration nap wouldn't be a junior official at the veterans affairs department that would be in no position to know about those things. >>

influencers big used to getting nair way, are -- so the roberts' five protects them from group class action lawsuits. wal-mart v. duke, 5-4-. comcast 5-4. epic systems 5-4. the roberts' five helps steer customers and workers away from courtrooms and into mandatory arbitration. conceptum, italian colors, rent a center, all 5-4. they do double duty here because now workers can't even arbitrate their claims as a group. hindering access to the court house generally, protecting corporation fathers being taken to court by employees. harmed through pay discrimination, ledbetter 5-4. age discrimination, gross 5-4. vance, 5-4. retaliation, nassar, 5-4-. even liability for international human rights violations, jessner 5-4. corporations aren't in the constitution, juries are. indeed, courtroom juries are the one element of american government designed to protect people against encroachments by private wealth and power. so, of course, the roberts' five rules for wealthy powerful corporations over jury rights every time. with nairy mention of the seventh amendment. what's another one? oh, yeah,

i can't, but if the government are so confident in nair ability to negotiate a good deal that works forsolve the tensions? the anti—semitism debate has been going on too long and has done a lot of damage within the labour movement and it is ironic the nec are meeting as we speak to decide this. i called for labour to adopt the full principles, my union has done the same, i principles, my union has done the same, | encourage principles, my union has done the same, i encourage jeremy corbyn to do that and labour to do that. let's move on from anti—semitism and stamp out anti—semitism, but it does, adoption of this does not prevent criticism of israeli government for the abhor rant decisions they sometimes make. thank you. the prime minister said in her view, a second vote would be a betrayal of the people's trust, because nay they put the trust in the government. we have had a response from the conservative party chairman, who said the referendum result should stand and rerunning the referendum would be a betrayal. so from the government no movement. but it will be interesting whether lab

they're searching for, where is nair value, where is their worth to the rest of the world -- where is their value, where is their worth to the rest of the world, and for me i think this can be prevented. i think veterans face in challenge in a unique way and in an elevated way. not because the challenge of war or recovering from injury is something that cannot be overcome. i think most of us end up finding in our lives that when we've overcome something incredibly difficult, those are the most memorable and purposeful moments of our life. but because no person, veteran included, should have to believe that their greatest contribution to the world or to their nation or to their family or their community is something that's behind them and that is something that is especially difficult for a veteran to overcome because their worth and their value and their work every single day was tied directly to serving all of those things at the highest possible level. serving their brothers and their sisters to their left and right, knowing on any given day they might have the opportunity to save a