i have spoken to people at the sunday times and news international and they said kevin myers is no longersunday times and i would be amazed if he ever writes for a news international, the owners of the sunday times, if he ever writes for their publications again. many thanks. it's day five of the third test, and england's cricketers need four wickets to beat south africa at the oval. the pressure on the visitors intensified after toby roland—jones took two wickets in quick succession. south africa are trailing by 320 runs. 0ur sports correspondent, joe wilson, is at the 0val this lunchtime. yes, england came into this test match looking for some answers after a heavy defeat in the last test match. they picked three new players. they are here in a dominant position on monday afternoon, starting the day needing six wickets, south africa needing to bat out the day for a draw. you could forget about the school, unless it was a £20 note. £20 got you for the kids, £1, this way, please. it's certainly tempted some, it created a queue, the very best of test cricket was on offer. south africa coul

lines counting the cost of terry's amazing fly by night friends and the sun finally setting the news international on the small coming up at today's going underground but first when german chancellor angela merkel and china's president xi jinping go to berlin zoo today to visit pandas miming and joe ching international bond traders will have other things on their mind specifically the opening up of the nine trillion dollar chinese bond market to foreign investors for the moment the policy announced by the chinese communist party earlier in the year is prompted caution amongst nato nation bankers to be quotable investors need time to do the research on the names to get approvals to put systems in place you know can have a flood of capital coming within a couple of days and this small net positive small net positive some would say the approval of overseas investment in chinese government debt is a seismic shift in the global economy so why not more caution from those who support china about a possible loss of sovereignty over its government debt and why so much caution from bankers in the city of lo

international. news headlines. accusations of blackmail being leveled at c.n.n. after it tracked down the person behind the donald trump wrestling clip which the president tweeted just a few days ago now the channel is now threatening to reveal his identity if he makes another video just like the one let's talk about this we're showing some of the video right here right now. for a well known international news network this kind of behavior it's bizarre. this guy makes a video and it blew up it becomes tremendously popular someone edited it found it posted on his timeline millions of views hundreds of thousands of likes and many people have a lot either at c.n.n. or. depending on your prejudice now c.n.n. did not like being lied. that not one bit and this next part is mind boggling they launched a manhunt for the original creator of the video they stalked him online trying to find his identity it's called dox ing digging up private information on someone and then publishing it and it's used for law enforcement for business for extortion coercion harassment online

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breaking news international president putin say seven hundred fifty five. will have to leave russia leaving an equal number of diplomatic personnel present in both. the move comes in response to the new sanctions bill which ones are proved by the u.s. congress this week. so a journalist working with. channel has been killed by shelling from islamic state in syria. human rights watch claims walnut u.s. trained iraqi army.

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hearty new york and his out international auto show is selfish of announcing his poke into a veteran drug enforcement agent who spent decades on the cover exposing tells across latin america here's a quick preview though you can watch the interview all day friday when i was working undercover at you had to be extremely careful. you know not be nervous because drug dealers by their psychological makeup are very very suspicious you know there are they suffer from paranoia and they ask you constantly they ask you questions what i did to control any type of nervousness is i expunged from my mind that i was a d. e agent and psychologically i transform myself into a drug lord. i was one of them i dressed like i like. i could not afford to think like law enforcement and i did law enforcement for so many years but i had to completely completely remove that from my mind and there was a transformation very much like an actor and does before he plays a role in the movies or on television however. in this case you were playing a deadly game of cat and mouse any minor mistake that you made and yo

news." international tension rises. president trump calls for action against north korea following its latest missile launch. in response to sanctions, russian president vladimir putin flexes his political muscle. >>> and bringing order to chaos. that's the new job of retired general kelly as he steps into the role of the white house chief of staff. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> today is the first day on the job for white house chief of staff general john kelly. he will attempt to white house in disarray. mola lenghi has all of that and much more in washington. good morning. >> good morning, meg. the new chief of staff general kelly seems to have a tall task ahead of him, chaotic white house with no legislative victories and increasing tensions abroad. president trump begins today with a new chief of staff. this morning he softwears in former homeland security secretary-general john kelly. >> i think the president wants more

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needs russia's support to put new international sanctions on north korea. >> they are be behaving indangerous manner. and something will have to be done about it. >> reporter: in the wake of its recent missile test, mr. trump was asked if he's ready and willing to take military action? >> i don't like to talk about what i have planned, but i have some pretty severe things that we're thinking about. >> fast moving wild fires continue to burn across the west forcing evacuations and pushing limit. a fire in colorado is threatening breakenridge. >> let me tell you what is fuelling this fire, it's dry brush this is what it sounds like. this hasn't seen moisture all season. that's like a match for a wildfire. yesterday hike in and within a short period of time the flames were 125 feet high. and that's why authorities here in breckenridge blew the whistle. as fire crews here in colorado try to beat back the quickly spreading wildfire known as pete 2, officials here are worried about the dry timber that's feeding it. >> trees do burn, especially dead trees. so it certainly helps to fuel, you

breaking news international president putin say seven hundred fifty five. will have to leave russia leaving an equal number of diplomatic personnel present in both. the move comes in response to a new sanctions bill which was approved by the u.s. congress this week. so a journalist working with are a big channel has been killed by shelling from islamic state in syria. human rights watch claims one u.s. trained iraqi army unit. numerous extrajudicial killings of suspected. but the top stories from the past seven days and right up to the moment developments as well this is the weekly on r t international hello and welcome breaking news this hour vladimir putin says the u.s. will have to cut its diplomatic staff in russia by more than seven hundred personnel moscow applies country measures to russia sanctions by the u.s. congress this week. more than a thousand people both diplomatic and technical staff currently working in russia which are seven hundred fifty five of them will have to stop their activities and that's painful america has taken a step to jeopard

. >>> and britain is about to ban all new internal combustion vehicles from its roads. it is intended to tackle air pollution and would take effect in 2040. it does not require existing gas and diesel-powered cars to be taken off the road or be charged any extra for driving into cities. there's already a trend in europe, though, toward electric vehicles. >>> the girl scouts are now working to increase the number of girls interested in technology. the organization has added nearly two dozen new badges related to science, tech, engineering and math. those badges can be earned through activities like programming robots and writing computer codes. they will be available to members over the next two years at least. >>> when we come back the family of a young american woman who mysteriously died at a mexican resort is sharing their tragic story in an abc news exclusive. >>> dramatic takedown of a man with a knife. how that plays out. one laugh, and hello so i tried always discreet. ection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. snap! so it's ou

teaching chefs how to use that product in innovative dishes and it's not swrus about finding new international customers for the lobster. the industry is also t. >> people care about who catches their food. our lobster men are are some of the best people on the their sts a lot. >> so they fly to events around the country to meet chefs face-to-face, talk u iing about sustainable thety. with lobster men throwing back lobster and lea as other e egg bearing fema industries overfished, predator specieses like haddock. >> the whole industry started with by you know, fathers, son, daughters, getting into the business. and teaching here, this is how you do it. this is the proper way. take care of it so you can have it for tomorrow. >> lobstermen are hoping that by means this will be an n an industry that thrives for generations to come. i'm contessa brewer off the coast of maine. >> a habd hands on reporter there. >> so beautiful. one of my maiffavorite states. that will . th for joining us. >> thanks from me as well. have a great weekend and we'll see you ba. . this is bbc world news america. but aga

and just a few months ago a new international airport has opened up in an hour and we're about to check it out let's go. and. get a deal that afternoon leave it live in new glad to meet you let's go to what makes it. different or on the same level as international there. grandmamma's the ship and it's a can also do even our fourth of the main thing is the right combination of airport technologies that you have to go through everything intuitively but with understanding where you are going there is navigation somebody everything should progress logically about what happens to your and selection of cells registration registration of a second inspections of the shops commerce and technology when you have this right but it allows a person to be in a comfortable zone it doesn't then you need to control the expectations of the passenger and then he feels relaxed if a person knows what will happen to him and gets more than he expects and he feels calm and we get good feedback on how everything is organized or any of the one in that's the secret you have a secret that's a secret these emotional

and it's not just about finding new international customers for the lobster. the industry's also trying to build more demand in the united states >> people care about who catches their food well, our lobstermen are some of the best people on the planet, so telling their stories matters a lot. >> lobstermen fly to events around the country to meet chefs face-to-face, talking about sustainability that commitment began more than a century ago with lobstermen throwing back undersized or oversized lobster and leaving the egg-bearing females. lobster flourished as other industries overfished, predator species like haddock >> the whole industry started by, you know, fathers, sons, daughters, getting into the business and teaching, here, this is how you do it. this is the proper way take care of it so you can have it for tomorrow. >> for "on the money," i'm contessa brewer off the coast of maine. >> by the way, folks, there really isn't a lobster season in maine, lobster season is year round there. imagine doing that in february >>> up next, a look at the week ahead.

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ground and not reach for the lowest common denominator. >> you raise an interesting point about international news and our attention and appetite for it, and we were talking back in the green room about how things are covered here in the u.s. versus how international media organizations, which all of you have experience with, cover that. so we'll jump to that topic. how are international news outlets impacting coverage here in the u.s.? i ask this not necessarily from a political perspective, but i know that when i watch the bbc or when i watch al-jazeera or when i watch -- the story lineup and issues that are covered are often very different than what i see when i watch cnn, msnbc, fox news, abc, nbc, cbs. so if you guys could talk about the difference there. >> i would say probably not nearly as much of an impact as we would hope. we were talking before about the political crisis in venezuela. when one of our senior correspondents, our latin american editor can get in and get a visa, she will go in to report, but if the venezuelan government doesn't give our crews visas, they have to sit on the

. >>> oakland airport is celebrating the opening of its new international arrivals building. it's part of a $45 million upgrade to terminal 1. oakland can now accommodate two wide body jets at the same time. those are the kinds of planes used for international flights. >> we'll be able to improve the amount of people and efficiency of flow of passengers coming into the airport through customs and on to their destinations. >> when the entire project is finished this fall, the international arrivals building will also have expanded space for customs officials to process foreign travelers. >>> call this one gone in 60 minutes. just one hour after buying a ferrari similar to the one you see right there, worth about $260,000, an unidentified driver crashed it on a british motor way. police say the ferrari 430 scud ria was engulfed in flames when they arrived on scene. the driver standing by with just a bruised leg and ego. [ laughter ] >> when buying sunscreen, many people look for one with a high spf but it turns out there's another thing you should be checking, as well. as consu

counting the cost of to reason made fly by night friends under the sun finally setting the news internationalall of them all coming up in today's going underground but first when german chancellor angela merkel and china's president xi jinping go to berlin zoo today to visit pandas meeting mang and ching international bond traders will have other things on their mind specifically the opening up of the nine trillion dollar chinese bond market to foreign investors for the moment the policy announced by the chinese communist party earlier in the year has prompted caution amongst nato nation bankers to be quotable investors need time to do the research on the names to get approvals to put systems in place you know can have a flood of capital coming within a couple of days it is small that small net positive some might say the approval of overseas investment in chinese government debt is a seismic shift in the global economy so why not more caution from those who support china about a possible loss of sovereignty over its government debt and why so much caution from bankers in the city of london a

needs russia's support to put new international sanctions on north korea. >> they are behaving in a very, very dangerous manner, and something will have to be done about it. >> reporter: in the wake of its recent missile test, mr. trump was asked if he's ready and willing to take military action? >> i don't like the talk about what i have planned, but i have some pretty severe things that we're thinking about. >> reporter: the threats posed by north korea will be a topic when president trump and putin meet tomorrow. james, they're also going to discuss a u.s. proposal to collaborate with russia to end the bloody war in syria. >> brown: margaret brennan in hamburg, thank you so much. back in washington, the government ethics watchdog who raised red flags about trump family business dealings resigned today. then he talked to goldman. >> the specter of a conflict of interest is always looming out there. >> reporter: walter shaub has been a unique voice. as the government's ethics chief, he's taken on his boss, president trump publicly, but today he gave up. >> i really feel like i've achiev

lots more stories waiting on the website for you as well international news live from moscow every hour of the day this is our team. for many particularly his critics a trumpet ministration is nothing less than chaos on steroids for some who know the president this is merely business as usual or is this a winning strategy for the president america and the world. they have video from when i'm to introduce to you today we have the owner of talking to nicolas maduro the president of venezuela mr president thank you for coming venezuela is going through a very tough time right now in a few days the elections the national constitution assembly will take place it's polarized the country both politically and socially the election go ahead after all is there no going back so i mean that's not going to be an. since the adoption of the nine hundred ninety nine constitution convening a constitutional assembly has been the political rights of the venezuelan people it's not only a political rights it's a human right too. i called for a national constitutional assembly on may the first as it became c

extend that boycott across the country now that could mean the sun is literally setting on news international they already reckon that it's costing fifteen million pounds a month according to one thousand nine hundred nine figures so that hurts the pocket there but there's u.k. presumably and no one reason times or the other or the wall street journal not in this context know any way to go to the independent yes independent says as the world prepares to grill donald trump on climate change at g twenty britain looks set to miss key renewable targets this lumps two stories in together it looks like donald trump in some rather hot treatment being grilled i don't think he cares either way what is this about bringing a pound to resign a this can't be because he's made the deal to do b. doesn't care about the other aren't there two stories here there's donald trump getting a hard time a g twenty about his views on climate change the other stories about the u.k. they're not really connected it looks like the u.k. is going to miss its fifteen percent renewables target and twenty twenty hasn't done so

hello and welcome to our review of the national and international the new york times website has thosevelations surrounding donald trump and his son. among the headlines: russia, the subject mr trump just can't shake. politics taking a personal turn for the president. and a look at how digging up dirt on political rivals is normal — but not from hostile nations, apparently. the financial times looks at a four billion pound deal the royal bank of scotland has done with american authorities. it's a settlement for the bank's role in the sale of risky mortgage products in the us before the 2008 financial crisis. the new york times international edition reports on the demand in russia for north korean slaves, as the headline puts it. it says thousands have been sent to russian cities, to earn money for pyongyang — effectively amounting to a slave trade. a wimbledon wave goodbye from andy murray, world number one and defending men's champion. the guardian looks at the painful defeat, saying an injured murray winced and shuddered through the final set. the daily telegraph is looking at a prop

loose employment laws and new international schools were all in the paris brochure.he uk. he has warned thousands of those may go before brexit and today that could just be the beginning. we're at the negotiating table and sometimes the other person has more cards. there's no question europe has more cards to play here. you once said a,000 jobs, you say that may well yet be true? yes, easily, yeah. even more? i'm hoping it's just a few hundred. again, we hope it's none. but yes, the negotiation will determine how many. back in london, giving evidence to the house of lords, david davis said the banks need for quick answers was being used for leverage by eu negotiators. enough american banks are saying oh, we'll go to paris. good luck to them. even frankfurt, even better luck to them. they encourage the other side therefore to hold back. there's no holding back the man of the moment, though. new president emmanuel macron has a gnaw preach thatis emmanuel macron has a gnaw preach that is —— has a gnaw preach that is resonating with businesses big —— has a new approach t

another wells fargo scandal but this time it has nothing to do with fraudulent customer accounts a new internalreview found that over five hundred thousand clients may have been coerced into purchasing unwanted car insurance as a result those clients which already had insurance many of them ended up defaulting on loans in some cases they even had their cars repossessed in a statement the head of consumer lending apologized and announced that the program has been shut down the bank also plans to pay around eighty million dollars to customers on top of whatever it is to the ones who did lose their cars wells fargo is still recovering from its other scandal where millions of bank accounts were created without consent of customers and led to the firing of over five thousand employees congressional hearings and divestitures not to mention a drop in earnings but the latest scandal also sounds the alarm on the subprime auto industry and its predatory lending schemes in two thousand and sixteen twenty six billion dollars in subprime autobahns were sold surpassing pre-recession levels . part of the u.s.

is possible he could order a new trial based on this evidence, this evidence comes from two new international institutions and say we have new evidence about this treatment you have to here so they will present evidence wednesday and maybe we have a new hearing. >> this takes a long time and his condition gets worse and legal processes take time. >> that is why happening at a quick pace. he is suffering, whether or not he is actually suffering we don't know. we have a uk court and representatives in the us trying to make charlie a us resident and because of that, a session to pass a bill that might make a us resident so then you have a hospital ruling on the uk court and it becomes an international issue. >> this wouldn't happen in the united states because we don't have socialized medical care where we pay into a single payer system. is that why? >> possibly but the real thing is courts don't like to get involved in this. allow parents and doctors to work on a solution and the difference here is you have hospital that refuses to do treatment you could go to a different institution because co

news." international tension rises.rea following its latest missile launch. in response to sanctions, russian president vladimir putin flexes his political muscle. >>> and bringing order to chaos. that's the new job of retired general kelly as he steps into the role of the white house chief of staff. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new rk

another wells fargo scandal but this time it has nothing to do with fraudulent customer accounts a new internalreview found that over five hundred thousand clients may have been coerced into purchasing unwanted car insurance as a result those clients which already had insurance many of them ended up defaulting on loans in some cases they even had their cars repossessed in a statement the head of consumer lending apologized and announced that the program has been shut down the bank also plans to pay around eighty million dollars to customers on top of whatever it owes to the ones who did lose their cars wells fargo. still recovering from its other scandal where millions of bank accounts were created without consent of customers it led to the firing of over five thousand employees congressional hearings and divestitures not to mention a drop in earnings but the latest scandal also sounds the alarm on the subprime auto industry and its predatory lending schemes in two thousand and sixteen twenty six billion dollars in subprime autobahns were sold surpassing pre-recession levels . part of the u.s.

congress is poised to pass new international sanctions meantime. tennessee senator bob corker says the senate will soon vote on the house bill approving sanctions on russia, north korea and iran. the bill would ban president trump from lifting them without congressional approval. it is expected to generate enough support to override a potential veto by the president. >>> a lot of people are questioning president trump's decision to ban transgender people from the military. some republicans are even speaking out about the changes. brook silva-braga has more on the fallout. >> reporter: protestors gathered in new york's times square to criticize the president's ban on transgender service members. >> we just lost everything we worked for. our president just put a target on my back because i'm transgender. >> reporter: in tweets president trump wrote: the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u.s. military. >> this was about military readiness, units cohesion and resources within the m

coming up to half past four pm here in moscow lots more news than are to international right. what we see on television the left wing. the left wingers out there and they're shutting down professors from speaking at colleges so shutting down colleges.

new round of sanctions. at the store to use our human rights watch claims an american trained iraqi army units house carried out extrajudicial killings in mosul . live from our international news center here in moscow this is r.t. my names you know me good to have your company our top story stopping attack in a supermarket in the german city of homs has left one person dead and four injured with what we know so far here's our peter all over. the suspect to use it for who carried out this attack is in police custody however as of yet police haven't spoken about any motive behind the attack they have said that investigating all possible motives including now some eyewitnesses at the scene said the man shouted. god is great in are a bit before carrying out his attack however the police spokesperson didn't comment further on that what we are seeing though is around the area where this took place it's cordoned off by police very heavily armed police presence on the scene there we also understand the. units of the german police force are the scene as well this attack on friday evening in hamburg leaving one person dead four others have been wounded in a knife attack at a superm

their human a duty this is what that we chose to do and he spoke out a worldwide news headlines here live on r.t. international thanks for joining us so far today more of your world news and a half an hour's time between now and then the watching the hawks is next on this network but the other part of our audience larry king now coming your way. about your sudden passing i found we just learned you were yourself in taking your last bank town. here at us beyond do it would i tell you i'm sorry. so i write these last rites in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. and i remember when we first met my life turned on each bank. and my feeling started change you talked about more and i keep my secret still some my from. interview those that didn't like to question our arcade and secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave the funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with this one. speech and because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. welcome to max kaiser financial survival guide. looking forward to a year without. yan