neill? neill: this administration shows it has a great ability to surprise people.would probably go with powell. jonathan: neill nuttall and steven saywell sticking with us. fantastic show coming up over the next three hours. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross will be joining us in about 40 minutes. the markets, about two hours and 20 minutes away from the cash open after yesterday's losses. 0.1% onpositive about the s&p 500. about 0.25% on the dow. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." ship will only be able to about half as many of its iphone x smartphones as planned this year. about 20 million phones will be shipped. apple has been struggling to resolve technical issues with the new face authentication issue. oil production cuts through the end of the year, opec will be working on an exit strategy, the goal to reinsurer investors it will not flood the market with oil once the limits expire. from vw.ilestone fixtors have approved vw's of missions detection systems. that is your bloomberg business flash. jonathan: european markets are preparin

they field a strong team, but 0'neill can now afford to protect several players who are one booking awaywith that play—off now confirmed. a very reasonable points return in a group which was always looking tough alongside the world champions germany who topped the group. england qualified as group winners as well with victory over slim beeney on thursday. that gave manager gareth southgate the chance to experiment with his side. a very england performance to close a very england qualifying campaign. insipid but good enough. you could see why other clubs are ranked above lithuania, they lacked a cutting edge. more experienced players helped end the drought. dele alli down, harry kane on target. harry winks went hunting for his first on debut. the self—destruction here averted by the goalkeeper. even if it was a sunday stroll for england, it was a sunday stroll for england, it was a sunday stroll for england, it was almost spoiled. another successful qualification campaign complete. any signs of optimism? have english would that be? and tomorrow there comes the huge qualifier in cardiff be

and a michael 0'neill, northern ireland have risen 109 places in the fifa rankings.y do not fear the world champions coming here tomorrow night. they are unbeaten here at windsor park, in the last four matches, and they have not conceded a goal. although they have lost twice to germany in the last 18 months, they have not been pushed over. michael 0'neill has told his side that although germany are certainly formidable, they are not invincible... this is a game where we have everything to benefit from. we should not really fear the outcome of the game. the players have done the work in this group. they have guaranteed second spot. we approach it with a sense of optimism more than anything else. one thing they have in their favour tomorrow night will be the green and white army. supporters have gathered loads more fan since their exploits at the euros last summer and the germans definitely no that they will bring the party. tomorrow will be great. there is a healthy respect between the two countries, and supporters wires. i remember in paris, i think it was thomas mul

what michael 0'neill has done is fantastic. how far they have come. is fantastic. you could argue that among the home nations and throughout europe, who has done a betterjob in bringing their country from a couple of years ago to where they are now. i would argue michael 0'neill has probably done better than a one else. he's fantastic. stay with us, as promised, we want to hear from the republic of ireland camp, who face bottom side in their group moldova later, a match they are expected to win but assistant manager roy keane says the side not good enough to be at anything but their best. we are at anything but their best. we are at home, we know we have to win the game. listen, ithink at home, we know we have to win the game. listen, i think we always try to be on the front foot. easier said than done, but we will be confident that we will perform as well as we can and if we do we have a chance of winning the game. but if we take our eye off the ball, if we think we can turn up and win an international game, it's not going to happen. some tall order,

michael and martin 0'neill both guided their teams to second place in their qualifying groups.ff to try and secure a ticket to russia next year. it was michael 0'neill‘s team that was drawn first. followed by the highest ranked side in the group. switzerland. the big thing was missing italy and croatia. it doesn't mean we underestimate switzerland, but i believe it is a tie we are capable of winning. they had a good qualification campaign, with nine victories and the only defeat against portugal. that was possibly the weakest of the groups in terms of the teams in it. it gives us a chance, which is the most important thing. the players will believe they have a chance, which is important as well. the republic of ireland were paired with the lowest ranked of the top seeds — denmark. that it was going to be a difficult game for us, but italy were still waiting there for someone to come up, and if you ask the near —— any of the unseeded coaches, they would say they would have preferred not to have italy, so that is something to stop denmark will be difficult for us, anyway. the pla

the northern ireland manager michael o neill the best side in world football and even that could beahat could be a understatement, they've not lost a n be a understatement, they've not lost an away game in qualifying in qualifying in 83 years. they have of course w011 qualifying in 83 years. they have of course won all of their eight games in qualifying and are going a clean sweep. but michael 0 neill‘s mantra has been that although yes they are fermentable they are not invincible especially when northern ireland are playing with such belief. we have woi'i games playing with such belief. we have won games people did not expect us to win, we are a difficult team to beat. look at us in this campaign, seven clean sheets bid of eight games, germany the only team to score against us, they feathers in the caps of the players but again, oui’ the caps of the players but again, our work is making sure, that the team is as best prepared as possible when they take the field. but to do that you need the players to buy into it and we certainly have formed that type of relationship in terms of how

martin 0'neill does have a couple of players back at his disposal.tches through suspension. she absence is the both teams. but it boils down to what happens over the 90 minutes tonight, it should be some occasion. kick—off is at 7:45pm. thank you. the future of the scotla nd 7:45pm. thank you. the future of the scotland manager gordon strachan will be discussed by the scottish fa in the coming days following their failure to reach the world cup play—offs. 2—2 in slovenia means they finish behind slovakia on goal difference. he surprisingly said that the small stature of his side was behind the exit. genetically we are behind, we are the second smallest apart from spain. that means that we need to pick a team to combat height and strength. even that, . .. combat height and strength. even that,... but genetically we need to work on things. it is a problem for us. we have to fight harder for every ball, and jump higher because it is easierfor every ball, and jump higher because it is easier for these kind of guys. after the 2—2 draw and failure to quali

. >> neill after he was arrested police rapped his hands in paper bag to observe any gunfire residue. but serrate's attorney said very little had been found. his attorney says he found the gun under a swivel chair at the pier wrapped in cloth. the bullet ricochetted hitting steinle who was 90-feet away from the suspect. >> looking at how far that is brings us back to the point i just made. the physical evidence really sports the accidental nature of this entire thing. >> the next day the gun was found in the waters of the bay by this diver with the police department after garcia-serrate admitted to tossing it. no casing was found. >> we're putting this together brick by brick. >> reporter: in san francisco, liane melendez, abc 7 news. >>> tonight the facility of assisted living is facing a new investigation by a new agency. >> oakmont senior living moved debris from the property without a permit. >> abc reporter melanie woodrow with the story. >> a thorough investigation is underway to determine where the debris from villa capris was taken and if it was taken. a fighter told us he had

. >> neill after he was arrested police rapped his hands in paper bag to observe any gunfire residue. but serrate's attorney said very little had been found. his attorney says he found the gun under a swivel chair at the pier wrapped in cloth. the bullet ricochetted hitting steinle who was 90-feet away from the suspect. >> looking at how far that is brings us back to the point i just made. the physical evidence really sports the accidental nature of this entire thing. >> the next day the gun was found in the waters of the bay by this diver with the police department after garcia-serrate admitted to tossing it. no casing was found. >> we're putting this together brick by brick. >> reporter: in san francisco, liane melendez, abc 7 news. >>> tonight the facility of assisted living is facing a new investigation by a new agency. >> oakmont senior living moved debris from the property without a permit. >> abc reporter melanie woodrow with the story. >> a thorough investigation is underway to determine where the debris from villa capris was taken and if it was taken. a fighter told us he had

the bbc‘s andrew neill said he was pleased it was over. he said he needed a drink.rated with borisjohnson, not the prime minister, said when bennett. joining me now via webcam is the former trade and industry minister under margaret thatcher, peter lilley. thank you very much forjoining us. most people seem to have characterised her speech as dismal, how would you say she did?|j sympathise how would you say she did?” sympathise with her, it was not a good day. but we should not make judgments about who is prime minister on the basis of speech, still less the presentation aspects of speech. in the past mrs thatcher had problems, but they were related to disagreements over the substance of policy. there has not been much disagreement about the substance of what the prime minister was saying, only the unfortunate events that surrounded her saying it. a lot of people have said there is not a proper plan on brexit. who would wa nt proper plan on brexit. who would want that poisoned challenge where she would be persuaded to step down? ido she would be persuaded to step do

dr elle neill took her mesh out last year.ht? yeah, they were the anchor. if you can just see, it does look like barbed wire. to be honest, i'm going to try to put a cheery face on things, but generally, day—to—day, i'm in pain all the time. before i even open my eyes in the morning, the pain will wake me up. has it been a strain on your relationship? oh, gosh, i mean, my husband's brilliant, he's just been a rock through everything, really. i know a lot of the ladies... sorry. a lot of the ladies, their relationships have just, you know, gone by the by. tony dixon isn't currently performing mesh surgery in bristol, where he's under investigation by his nhs trust, so he said he can't comment. but i understand he denies doing anything wrong. and he has his supporters. some surgeons say he's ground—breaking, experienced, and conscientious. i've come to see the pelvic floor society in london, surgeons in the same field sharing knowledge and expertise. tony dixon is one of the founders. he's been a pioneer, there's no doubt. he co

bob neill is chair of parliament's justice committee — which is calling for these reforms.the time to talk to us. first, noel, talk to us about what you did as a young person, your convictions and how it has affected you in later life? i am some of the debt grew up in social housing and i grew up around a lot of other young men who went out and committed what we would call street violence, getting involved in gang crime, abh, affray. further on in my life, it has been detrimental. i applied to university, many universities and could not get in. i mean i went for 30-40, could not get in. i mean i went for 30—40, there is a box you have to ta ke 30—40, there is a box you have to take about whether you have a criminal conviction, i am take about whether you have a criminal conviction, iam honest take about whether you have a criminal conviction, i am honest and tell people. then it comes with a risk assessment. it is not easy for people who have committed a crime when they were younger to get a risk assessment. so you tick the box saying you have a criminal conviction. then yo

but michael neill says his side are in a strong position.at this minute in time. still a lot to play for, a lot of football still to be played but to be in this position it something, i would not say we would have dreamt of but certainly something we believed we we re certainly something we believed we were capable of achieving off the back of the euros but we knew how difficult it was going to be. tha nkfully difficult it was going to be. thankfully we ran a great position coming into this game. zak hardaker has been priced out of the castleford tigers squad face leeds j'uj'u castleford tigers squad face leeds juju a breach of club rules. no details have been given but it must be serious to drop one of the most important players for the biggest game in the head district. he‘s been a hugely influentialfigures game in the head district. he‘s been a hugely influential figures and joining from leeds scoring 13 tries in 30 games. he has been nominated for the man of steel award this season. you can find more on the stories in the bbc website. mo

michael 0'neill has named a squad of 27 for northern ireland's world cup play—off matches against switzerlands is available after missing the last two qualifiers and sunderland's paddy mcnair is also back in the squad after 11 the first leg against the swiss is on the 9th november, with the return leg in basel three days later. 0nce once we get them in, we have three days to prepare for a game that only comes around once in a career. we have to do everything possible to make the dream a reality. the players have to play these two games that if they are almost the final games of their career. there is so much at stake. malky mackay has called up eight uncapped players, for his first squad as interim scotland manager. they have a friendly against the netherlands in aberdeen next month. there is a strength in the squad already, but i decided for the friendly, aberdeen against holland, to bring in some fresh faces from quys to bring in some fresh faces from guys who have been doing well in scottish and english football and give them a chance. we have got a longer build up to euro 2020, and there

northern ireland football manager michael 0'neill pleading guilty add edinburgh sheriff court to drink—drivinghe weather forecast. simon king has the latest. it has been a rather misty, murky and foggy start to the day over england and wales. that fog is gradually lifting up. still quite misty in places. this is the scene in hungerford in berkshire. to add to that, outbreaks of rain affecting parts of the midlands. moving northwards towards the north of england. in the meantime, more rain spreading into the west. for northern ireland that rain will be particularly heavy and persistent into the afternoon. a yellow warning in force from the met office to be aware. this evening, the rain from the west is accompanied by gales along the bristol and english chapel coast. the rain will ease off into the early hours of friday morning. by the early hours of friday morning. by the afternoon, some good spells of sunshine developing. but then, more rain starts to move in from the west. initially towards south—west england, across wales. eventually northern ireland by the end of the day. a strengthening wi

bob neill is the conservative chair of the justice committee.and may not have been managed well. there are changes where probation trusts we re are changes where probation trusts were built, and put together. then, there was a big outsourcing operation. so a competitive process. people on the ground, probation officers, they were unclear as to what would happen and who would own them. when it was clarified, it was changed again. office people had to move offices, and computer systems, there was a massive change in the first place. it also, in terms of the contract, as it has been set out, it has been concentrating on making sure that the bureaucracy is right, instead of the focus on rehabilitation. if they do not commita rehabilitation. if they do not commit a crime again, we can have a safer society altogether. sheila had been a pilot as soon as this came in? -- shouldn't there have been? absolutely, that was what the justice committee was saying before the election, when we had evidence. it was done too quickly, and it was not tested. a lot of

this is what martin 0'neill makes of what could lie in store for them.t to play us. do i fear teams in there? yes, absolutely, every single one of them, buti absolutely, every single one of them, but i have always feared teams. that is the best way to be. then we go out and beat them. eight yea rs then we go out and beat them. eight years ago ireland were trying to get into the world cup in south africa, that play—off against the french and thierry henri's handball, they will hope for no controversy like that. who will definitely be there? some teams have already booked their places and england, germany, belgium, spain, poland, serbia, they are the european team is going to russia. remember iceland? they knocked england out of the euros last year. they were the smallest nation to appear at a major tournament with a population of 330 5000. they have done it again. they beat kosovo last night 2—0 in reykjavik, so they top their group and they will be the smallest nation to appear at and they will be the smallest nation to appearata and they will be the sma

manager martin 0'neill described the german side as breathtaking.the play—offs. germany took six off norway, the game can go that way if you don't play with the right attitude. i thought the character of the players, the spirit they showed in the second half was fantastic, still have the mentality of something to play for, not many teams come from 2-0 play for, not many teams come from 2—0 down against germany so to play as hard as they did was a huge positive for us. three home nations down, one to go. wales are away to georgia tonight. they'll be without their talisman gareth bale, who has a calf injury. they're expected to win this one and go into a winner—takes—all match with the republic of ireland on monday for the play—off spot. syria's football team can't play their matches at home because of the conflict there but they still have a chance of reaching the world cup after drawing the first leg of their qualifying tie 1—1 with australia. a late penalty levelled the game, which was held in malaysia. the return leg is in sydney on tuesday and th