tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- nick jonas, elizabeth olsen, musical guest nick jonas and robinchulz, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: m.a.c! >> steve: and now, herhe is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applaus] >> jimmy: oh! oh, beautiful. beautiful. hey, welcome. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." this is it, everybody. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. let's get to some news here. last night, president trump held a big rally in montana. when he first got there, trump said, "take me to your leader, hannah montana." [ laughter ] during his speech, trump talked about the anonymous op-ed one of his staffers wrote about him. he had a little trouble saying the word anonymous. in fact, he had a little bit trouble twice. listen to this. >> the latest act of resistance is the op-ed published in the failing "new york times" by an anomous. [ laughter ] anonamous, gutless, coward. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: anomous. anomous. anomonous. ♪ ♪ anomonos do do do do anomonos do do do do ♪ ♪ do do do do do do do do

nick bryanhas more. nick: this was barack obama returning to political center stage, using what has always been the strongest weapon his andry, the power of speech, deploying it against dond trump. mr. obama: hello, illinois. nick: he addressed the explosive revelations that trump appointees are working secretly to subvert the president. obmra: they are not doing us a service by actively promoting 90% of the crazy stuff out of this white house and then saying, "don't worry, we are preventing the other 10%." that is not how things are supposed to work. this is noarnormal. thesextraordinary times. and they are dangerous times. nick: these were his strongest criticisms yet of the man who succeeded him, and he was scathing about donald trump's response to events las in charlottesville, the clashes involving white supremacists and neo-nas. mr. obama: we are supposed to stand up to discrimination, and we are se as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally toazi sympathizers. how hard can that be, say

let's take a look into nick's future, shall we?> oh. >> takes off with no problem and spending his day just enjoying the view. >> it is a nice view. >> the thing is, right, what's the most important thing about the flight, nick? >> you got to bring a sandwich. >> make sure you have a sandwich. >> what's the second most important part of a flight? >> i think you told me it has to do with the landing. >> the landing. >> okay. >> wide open green area. see people milling around. that's his landing zone. it's not where he's going to land. >> spoiler alert. >> sorry. that's a nice push. >> see these landscapers. >> they missed a spot. >> no, no. he missed a spot. >> he wasn't injured. a gentle landing in the bush. clearly more training needed which is what's going on in this second video. the instructor has got this person on a line. >> i want a human kite. >> you want a human kite? cool. keep working. >> i got it. i got it. >> oh, here we go. >> tag a friend. >> away from the trees. away from the trees. we see just a few seconds later t

nick robinson, thank you.about what was seen as the excessive emphasis given to the buildup to hurricane florence when florence was downgraded to a tropical storm and hit the east coast of the united states on friday. chris buckler was in the eye of the storm. people might have been briefly relieved, but the truth is the wind is still strong enough to knock you over and it is going to remain like that for some time. there are concerns of course about the rainfall and the flooding as the storm surges continue. the problem with hurricane florence is that it is hovering over this area and will continue throughout the weekend. and that means people need to be continued to be aware of florence and aware of the damage she could do. in case you couldn't hear that, the message was that the wind was strong enough to knock you over which led some viewers to wonder, as newswatch do every us hurricane season, whether the risks presented to chris buckler by broadcasting live well worth taking. helen webb wrote... and rosem

nick bryant, bbc news, washington. jane: for more, i spoke earlier with a senior editor at the huffington post. how worried is the white house? we have had all these denials. >> it seems they are very worried. we have had the denials, but even starting yesterday, as soon as the op-ed wtr published, p was tweeting, he made a statement before a public event yesterday that was unplanned condemning this, saying thatve whwrote it should leave his administration and come forward and put an end to the -- put a name to the words, really. he has continued that rhetoric today on twitter, and also people like sarah sanders have spoken against it. it certainly seems like it is on their minds right now. jane: we have had lots of descriions of a white house in chaos. what is likely to be the lasting impact of this op-ed? paige: it will permeate the distrust that was aeady there. trump keeps close to the vest with who he trusts on certain issues. loyalty is a big thing for him. when it comes to big policy decisions, he has a tightkni

nick: you still cannot af?rd to pay re >> no. >> it is not any longer that you can get a degree and automatically get a well-paying job. unnot how itanymore in our country. nick:hawe didn't anticipate 10 years ago is how the financial earthquake would of end of the american political landscape, help voters who lost to luxury homes would become donald trump's forgotten people. >> i had a really horrible eight years of trying to get back on ee feet, and a couple of years it was harder tomy children, to be honest with you. nick: and so you're feeling when donald trump came along? >> excitement. hope was instant from day one. everybody was lifted. nick: much of the u.s. economy has rebounded. unemployments at an 18-year low. even in the sunshine state, continues to cast long shadows, suburbs are nong longer such a symbol of american upward mobility. nick bryant, bbc news, florida. rani: that is it for the program. can find the latest on t hurricane and a typhoon on our website. i am rajini vaidyanathan. thanks for

please welcome nick kroll! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: nick kroll. oh, my goodness! jimmy: hey, i want to wish you a happy belated birthday. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: happy birthday to my man. >> thank you. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: did you have a good one? >> i did. it was a big birthday. had a bunch of friends in los angeles, and then -- brad pitt crashed my birthday. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> i swear to you, brad pitt showed up at my birthday. i did not invite him. it was the big take-away from the birthday. >> jimmy: he's the best. >> he's the best. there are not many people who are like -- because my party had a -- we had a bunch of people who were on television and film, and -- but everyone walked in and was like, "you're not going to believe who's here." [ light laughter ] brad pitt's here. and he came up to me and said -- a mutual friend brought him, and he walked up to me and said, "happy birthday, nick kroll." like knowing how weird it would be to hear from bradt, [ laughter ] and i go -- "i have a pudding tru

ite bbc's nick bryant has more. nick: today the house looks as stately and elegant as ever, but according to a new book, the mansion is home to a presidency in cg os, a west wffering a nervous breakdown, an administrative coup d'État. etails how senior aides tried to prevent donald trump from wielding his presidenofal pen, hidincial documents from his desk to stop him from withdrawing america from the nafta free trade agreement, and noring his suggestion to assassinate syrian leader bashar al-assad. it quotes white house chief of staff john kelly as saying he's unhinged. "he is an idiot. it is pointless trying to convince him of anything. it has gone off the rails. we are in crazytown."iv what the book so much credence is the authority of its author, bob woodward, whose work alongside carl bernstein during down richard nix. woodward is a washington institution. bob: president trump, how are nick: it is certainly a bad one for the embattled attorney general, jeff sessions, who mr ump apparently describes asal mently

bail request -- skripal and detective nick baily. the screggetters have -- investigators have linked these crimes with the chemical agents that poisoned and killed others. prime minister may went into great detail about each step of this investigation. hundreds of detectives have analyzed thousands of hours of cctv footage and thousands of documents. some things we knew already. british investigators had already concluded russia was responsible for the exposure of hundreds of people to a deadly agent on the streets of salisbury. now, thanks to the careful methodical work of the british authorities, no one should have any doubt. it is actually amazing to see the clarity and the undeniability of the results. the british government has identified two russian nationals as responsible for the use of the nerve agent on british soil and the attempted murder of a british citizen and his daughter. critically the british have ad also concluded that the two -- have also concluded that the two men are officers of the russian military intelligenc

i look at nick foles.ryone thinks he can go out there and lay out a red carpet and have success. he struggled in the preseason throughout his career, he's been up and down. i'm still a little concerned about nick foles. >> falcons have a good team. we'll see you. >> we'll be watching. thank you. >>> for the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences have announced five artists that will be receiving honorary oscars. among these honorees, they have chosen sisly tyson and kathleen kennedy and frank marshall. it awards extraordinary lifetime achievement and outstanding service to the academy. the group will be recognized at the governor's awards. >> the latest edition of guinness book of world records will go on sale today. in it, you'll find the greyhound pup who had the highest jump by a dog. the man with a need for speed who achieved 112 miles per hour in a jet powered go-kart, and how about an irish sausage maker who crafted 78 links in only 60 seconds, and the world's oldest performing female trapeze a

nick and priyanka take a page out of the royal playbook. >> and jlo gets real with "e.t." >> don't stop yourself because some bad >> "e.t." isn't just on the air we're everywhere. check out >>> i'm happy to be here among my peers tonight. >> an icon to me is someone who will be remembered 10 to 20 years from now. >> safe to say no one will forget cardi b now, especially now that you've seen or heard the video involving nicki minaj. an eye witness claims cardi b lunged at nicki and even threw a shoe at her shortly after we talked to them at the "harper's bazaar" icons event. >> cardy left that dust up with a huge welt on her head. well, today nick spoke out about it on her "queen radio" show on apple music's beats one. >> so mortifying, so humiliating. i would never discuss anyone's child. it's so sad that for someone to pin that on me because i'm the bad guy. >> what she's referring to is that cardy claimed that nicky made comments about cardy as a mother. got all that? >> i'm not sure. >> before that, the stars turned out to celebrate ralph lauren's 50th anniversary. >> the show took o

nick valencia showed us at the waccamaw river.rainfall from a trop syst tropical system, surpassing 24.06 inches and more rain to come. >> no doubt. that sitting there 2 miles per hour is not doing anyone any favors. >>> we're going to turn it over to erica hill in myrtle beach and alex marquardt in new york. take good care of each other. see you tomorrow. so you just walk around telling people geico could help them save money on car insurance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gecko: whoa. geico. more than just car insurance. see how much you could save at geico.com. i'm ok! wat t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. if you have moderate to thsevere rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, th

(bass warbling) - this is nick vertucci and this is the real estate investing hour.we're here live. we are right now buying, rehabbing, putting renters in and managing 50 to 70 properties a month. - i was driving down the road, we were coming from kansas, and i heard nick's commercial on the radio, remember that? - said write the number down. - i said write that number down because i'm calling, and that's the best thing that i've ever done. - do a search on google and you could find negativity about just about anybody. i can't find anything negative. you can't shut the public up. (laughing) so, obviously they're doing things right. - i want to make sure the average person, the ordinary person, like myself, can get a piece of this pie, a piece of this dream. the average joe, the family that is struggling, i'm gonna teach them how to get a piece of this pie. - [man] i was skeptical, but my wife, she pushed me and said, if you really want to do this, and have success at doing it, we really need to follow people that have already established themself in this business and

thanks to romaine bostick and nick one for joining us. this is bloomberg trade. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, on vonnie quinn. guy: i'm guy johnson, this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: instagram's cofounders the duo wasebook, leaving or growing tensions with the ceo mark zuckerberg and joining us from london is alex went. -- alex webb. the easy part is done, people are signed up and they are posting and the easy money is made, as is why they are leaving ? the question now is turning user growth and revenue growth, a reading between the lines it seems that instagram is a little less laughable. our colleague sarah fries reported trying to squeeze the dollars about it. abouthat is a tell us ,acebook versus instagram whoever succeeds in, what are they going to have to do? collects its fixed to the idea that facebook is using it for all it's worth. the risk is if it brings the kind of low-quality quality ads from smaller media site. vonnie: how successful an exit was this? alex: people have suggested they sold too early.

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it will make it a must watch tomorrow but theresa may says she is still a bloody difficult woman, nickppened to the bloody difficult woman, negotiating with the eu, things don't seem to be going so well and she said she uses it sparingly and you will see more of the bloody difficult woman in the weeks ahead. but in terms of a political battle cry, given this is one of the best lines to come out of this panorama interview, which i'm sure they spent a long time trying to draw something out of her, it's the equivalent of running through a field of wheat. does it scary you, does it make you feel you have confidence in our prime minister? it confuses many because when somebody is being bloody difficult you are talking about small things, not politics. it was ken clarke, the former chancellor, who said theresa may was a bloody difficult woman, when doing an interview at a tv station and he had the microphone left don and was recorded saying this and that became a label which she wore as a badge of honour and the fact she still using that shows... it shows she is an imaginative and i think at

it all started with this man, cassell kuoh who was introduced to nick several years ago.ss story. the founder of one of liberia's preeminent soccer teams. a mine operator who claimed he had access to lots of gold. nick, a businessman from atlanta, was offered an opportunity to invest. but was it real? he e-mailed kuoh. he researched kuoh. and then he flew to liberia. >> we're here in the office in liberia. >> reporter: nick agreed to speak with us, but on the condition he not be identified. >> there is nothing like going and seeing $100 million worth of gold. there is nothing like it. i guess some people would say heaven. >> reporter: kuoh is now in a u.s. federal prison. he talked with abc news exclusively, telling us the key to his scheme was that show he put on for nick and so many others. >> what they see is unbelievable. the setup is very big. >> reporter: those who traveled across oceans even got to test the gold however they like. >> so they test all the gold. it's gold. it's pure gold. 96% purity. >> reporter: all the clients have to do, they are told, is pay for

. >> anthony: nick mullins is a former coal miner turned writer. >> elaine: try calling an ambulance here and getting out of the county to the closest hospital. they don't deliver babies in the hospital in this county anymore. >> anthony: elaine mcmillion sheldon is an oscar nominated documentary filmmaker born and raised in southern west virginia. >> anthony: if you were describing this area -- church-going is a great part, religious, gun rights important. a lot of people -- that's not going to resonate, at all. in fact, it sounds threatening. >> elaine: right, but both sides are saying the same thing. both sides feel threatened by each other. and i would say a majority of people that live in this region want to be left alone. the traditions of this place, the things that we value, whether that be family, interpersonal communication, not having cell phone technology to distract us, those types of things sort of butt up against america's idea of progress. and it's why we've always been looked at as being backwards. ♪ being part of the media, but li

the main program of bundesliga matches has come to an end yet again by our new nick have three points the champions beaten by our liberties and three want to home all spur going to hearts have berlin's one hundred percent records are over following an action packed two two draw but there were victories for rb leipzig fortuna dusseldorf and ments dortmund won on friday and there are three games to be completed. the bundesliga table has a familiar look even after just three games of the season by lead the way with nine points from nine dortmund remain second after will spur and purchase draw in the bottom half we see that leipzig have blue have left up while leverkusen are still stuck in the last place with on zero points. and a reminder of the top stories we've been following for you at least four people have died in the u.s. as tropical storm florence moves inland across north and south carolina authorities are warning of catastrophic flooding and say up to two and a half million people could be left without power. you're watching news from berlin more coming off the top of the hour a

thanks to both you're being with us eight nick what i know you just got in the chair appreciate you may make it let's start with you. we see things like these large clip crypto blocks being sold should that raise anyone's concerns about if markets are being pushed around or manipulated. by the way thanks for having me. i think that you know there's a lot of activity of someone selling something this must be someone buying it also . all these o.t.c. traders a legacy financial. institutional over the counter traders are getting into crypto once they hit twenty thousand dollars everyone started calling me and asking me where they can get crypto and where they can get because and things like that so the big block trades are occurring at a growing at a rapid pace every day banks are getting involved. the option of because in trading on wall street is tremendous many windows that you stare at if you walk out of walls or you can see people who've converted into trading because and even though they don't know anything about it and they don't even know what the real value of it is and. that's wh

nick: by recent standards.lity in the emerging world compared to the calm in the developed world. do we change our strategy? that is difficult because it depends on these trade tensions. it does not seem as if the u.s.-canada in terms of nafta will be resolved for quite some time. u.s.-china trade tensions keep going up and up. we've got to come back and talk with jean-yves fillion on about banking. nick bennenbroek from wells fargo. let me look at ruble, a stronger through 68.ing russia surprises, raise rates. stay with us, worldwide. this is "bloomberg." ♪ carney,francine: mark the governor of the bank of england addressing the irish central bank. this comes on the back of explosive comments that he said yesterday. he was saying that if there was , that out out of the e.u. would lead to prices crashing by 35%. today, in a speech where he is focusing on the work in dublin, he used it to underscore his message that the central bank be prepared for all scenarios. while much of the speech focusing on structural c

now it‘s time for the weather with nick miller. hello.. here is our satellite view from wednesday, but i want to head south to find something much more active in the central atlantic. the first major hurricane of the season. the problem for us and our weather, even though it is a long way away, the computer models were used to deride our forecast trouble with hurricanes, but struggled with where they are going and the warm air associated with. if the computers are struggling to produce a forecast here, they will be struggling to reduce a forecast across the white atlantic, we get a lot of whether from there, so that feeds into a degree of uncertainty looking ahead into next week as we will see in a moment. a better handle on the short term, for thursday ‘s weather. for scotland it is sunshine and showers and possibly thundery, showers pushing into northern ireland and northern england will start with rain in the far south and some outbreaks of rain fitting in towards wales, part of the midlands and after sunshine late in the day towards i

back with me to talk about all that, maya wily, nick confessore and danielle moodie-mills. in some way the story of democratic, not republican party politics, because we haven't seen the same thing in the republican party. on the democratic side you've got this crazy stat, something like over 50% of open primaries in which one man and one woman, the woman is winning. democratic voters have been choosing women candidates, they've been running for office, and women voters have been the core of volunteers, phone bankers, door -- like that is where the energy's coming from. >> completely true. and not that surprising for a couple of different reasons. women have been deeply underrepresented in electoral politics. >> it is nuts. >> it's crazy. and therefore -- and we're at it and we're at a point in the country where the country is going in the wrong direction. when you're the people who grow the berries, put it in the pie and put the pie in the oven, you think you should be able to decide what kind of pie you're baking. the country is going in the wrong direction on a wide rang

. >>> christian and nick, you're going to love mickey. she's 11 years old and this is what we're doing. >> i'm mickey. today i'm going to be showing you how to make your bike sound like a motorbike. >> oh, my gosh, my 11-year-old self would have loved this. >> your 20-year-old self will still like this. look at her take the wrapper off this bottle, chop the bottom off it, get a hacksaw to put a nick in the top. >> oh, my gosh, she's socute. >> she's also very good at plas that in. >> i spray painted it. >> you have to make it look cool. she takes it outside to give it a nice pink hue. and you properly mount this up. you can't use duct tape so she screws it on. if you want proof in the pudding, it is actually quite impressive. >> wow. so the plastic bottle acts like a megaphone and amplifies it. i'm doing this when i get home today. >> so smart! >> our parents used to do this with playing cards, but she's modified it to make it sound awesome. >> it is a lot of fun. except for the neighbors. >> i know the neighbors are watching but who care

figurehead and they'd love lit up an already racially charged debate in the united states captain nick is the quarterback who protested police violence against unarmed people of color by kneeling during dinner and dozens of other players joined mike in cap and he continued to face a backlash on social media hashtags boycott nike and just burn it show fans discarding nike products but many others support the company's campaign. now back to unions in new york calling company is a controversial figure do investors think it is wise of nike to build a marketing campaign around. well to some of the reactions here on wall street a lot of analysts saying this decision might cause short term pain but could lead to long term again so there is no such thing to bet advertisement that people say it will be discussed highly and the move actually could go well with millennial well for the day there was this pain the stock of the nikkei lost a good three percent in value and was the biggest loser in the dow jones industrial average but as mentioned a lot of analysts believe it could lead to long term

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nick parrott, bbc news. britain's simon yates has all but assured himself victory in the vuelta a espana by finishing third in saturday's 20th and penultimate stage. the michelton—scott rider survived an arduous final mountain stage and will take a lead of one minute 46 seconds into sunday's final processional stage to madrid. yates is set to complete an unprecedented clean sweep of this year's grand tours by british riders after chris froome's giro d'italia win and geraint thomas's victory at the tour de france. that's all the sport for now. thank you. we'll see you a little bit later. australia's queensland government is offering a $70,000 reward for information that could lead to the arrest of the person responsible for contaminating strawberries with sewing needles. health officials are urging people to cut open all fresh strawberries after a man was taken to hospital with stomach pains after eating a strawberry with a needle hidden in it. in another case, a nine—year—old bit into a contaminated fruit bu

nick bryant reports.oday, the white house looked as stately and elegant as ever. an administrative coup d'etat. to assassinate the syrian leader, bashar al—assad. describing the president as unhinged. by future presidents... so much to bring down richard nixon. woodward is a washington institution. but only after the book was finished. so help me god. retarded" and "a dumb southerner". robert mueller. "don't testify", his former lawyer told him. "it's either that or an orange jumpsuit". on what looked like an aborted golf trip. and now, yet another diversion. stories, many by former disgruntled employees. a statement saying he didn't call the president an idiot. saying the statement was total bs, in his words. its usual blanket condemnation of the media. for his rigour and fairness. of democrats and republicans. admitted that he was fair. rendering of history. nick bryant reporting there. a senate committee. as a partisan institution. minutes played out. confirmation hearing on the nomination of... mr cha

nick, where are you now?reporter: martin, these bands of wind and rain were coming through about ten minutes ago. a blank of wood was ripped off our house. the real issue is going to be the storm surge, that is the problem. the big waves of the tlaatlanti we had a high tide at lunchtime which reached us here, if you pan down, jake, down, down, down. it would only have to rise another couple of feet over what's called a dune but it's not really a dune, and that water is into the town and inundating north myrtle beach. this storm is not over yet, we're still under flash flood warnings and storm surge warnings. there's still an evacuation order for this county. but a sliver of good news, about ten minutes ago a lady walked over to us with a huge smile on her face. she lives in that pink and greenhouse ovgreen house over there. she saw us broadcasting, she came back today to make sure it's okay. she said to me, you don't know the feeling of coming back and seeing your house is still standing, particularly after y

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nick parrot reports: nick parrot reports. this is only the second major rookie maria torres has played in and the first time she has visited evian in france and it's no wonder after her first round she said she loves the course. a run of two birdies and an eagle on the back nine helped the puerto rico and to the 65, and a share of the lead after the first day. quite remarkable to someone who turned pro with less than a year ago. alongside are at the top of the leaderboard is spain's carlota ciganda. she had a bogey — three round and sank six birdies to match maria torres‘s round of 65. this is only her second time at evian having tied 17th two years ago. they will have to watch out for american austin ernst. the part of the day was this birdie, two shots off the lead. in cycling, jelle wallays masterminded an impressive breakaway to win stage 18 of the vuelta a espana. the belgian went clear in the first three kilometres of the race alongside sven eryk bystrom and jetse bol and held his nerve for a dramatic win. britain's sim

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nick eardley has more.uers, where her brexit proposal was born, a sight we don't often see — the prime minister at ease, defending her plan for life outside the eu. this week, some discussed replacing her over that policy, but theresa may says it's not her future that is important, it's the country's. this is where i get a little bit irritated. this debate is not about my future. this debate is about the future of the people of the uk and the future of the united kingdom. that's what i'm focused on and that's what i think we should all be focused on. ensuring that we get a good deal from the european union, which is good for the people of the uk, wherever they live in the uk. some brexit backers would say the plan would be a disaster. they are flexing their political muscles to change it. michael gove says he backs the prime minister, saying he's compromised. but he says compromises needn't be forever. a future prime minister could always choose to alter the relationship between britain and european union.

nick parrott watched the action.ust‘ve felt improbable or impossible for lewis hamilton. behind his rivals, he would need fortune on his site to accept the odds of a home win for farah rate. not the first time this season, he was the architect of his own downfall despite hamilton edging ahead it is the fourth corner, he did not back off spinning down the field, his hopes of victory were over, but he battled back to finish fourth. he looked vulnerable as hamilton briefly passed him, but patience is one of the british virtues, thanks to a better strategy and helps in his mercedes team—mate, with nine laps left, he got ahead again and stayed there. is that when equals the great michael schumacher is record for what will be sweeter is record for what will be sweeter is extending his championship lead to 50 points. i want to give it up to farah rate they gave me a great challenge this weekend, they did an amazing job and give us a great fight. particularly i want to say thank you to everyone back home, because about their

more than two years ago and president trump has chimed in forcefully against the movement a capper nick started not he's new campaign pulls no punches believe in something even if it means secor flossing everything that's exactly what colin company because done over the past two years after starting his protests in august twenty sixth game company has not been offered a new contract by any n.f.l. club with. his decisions of protests racial injustice specifically police brutality against african-americans coast of fission as fellow n.f.l. players join the movement. u.s. president donald trump was among the most vociferous critics. would you love to see one of these n.f.l. owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a bitch off the field right now oh he's five. five years. in may and a fellow owners ratify the posi which directed protesting players to remain in the locker room during the anthem or face punishment we want people to be respectful to nationalise we want people to stand that's all personnel and make sure that they treat this moment in a respectful fashion

nick bryant, bbc news, washington.ok at some of the day's other news: it's a groundbreaking victory for gay rights, and it sparked celebrations outside india's supreme court. the country's highest court, has unanimously struck down, one of the world's oldest bans on consensual gay sex, overturning over 150 years of anti—lg bt legislation. in theirjudgement, the justices said, the indian constitution was not a "collection of mere dead letters" and should evolve with time. divya ayra reports. it is a wave of relief, the end of two decades of legal struggle to take out a victorian law that made gay sex criminal. the court struck off the law and said it was a weapon for the harassment of india's lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans community. two consenting adults have sex of any type, in private. if there is consent and it is in private, it will not be an offence under 377. i haven't come out to my parents, so i'm going to do that tonight. this is a huge turn of events and i didn't expect, like, the whole... ijust came here t

hello i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us iran's government is vowing a crushing response to an attack on a military parade dozens of people were killed and many more wounded when gunmen opened fire on crowds the attack occurred in the country's southwest in the city of close to iran's border with iraq many of the victims were members of iran's elite revolutionary guard both sunni arab separatist and so-called islamic state have claimed responsibility for the attack. other. members of iran's elite force taking cover dignitaries and civilians fleeing for their lives as gunmen opened fire on a military parade and. the soldiers were marching in one of the countrywide annual parades marking the start of iran's eight year war with iraq in the one nine hundred eighty s. when the shooting started. we suddenly realized that some armed people wearing fake military uniforms started attacking our comrades from behind the viewing platform then they opened fire on women and children they were aimlessly shooting with no target and the. members of iran's revolutionary guards officials watching from a