i'm nicky. >> my first question for nicky -- how did she get the ring? >> i shall tell you. come with me. >> she invites me in and explains her family lineage. >> jane was one of eight children. and her eldest brother, james, was my forebear. so it came down through my grandmother, my father, and then me. >> did everybody know about your family's connection to jane? >> in those days, you didn't really brag about the fact that i was a five-times great niece of jane's. >> nor would it be proper to brag or even mention that the family is the keeper of this ring made of turquoise and gold. they believe it was worn by aunt jane. if so, it's one of the few possessions still around that once belonged to one of history's most beloved novelists. >> she wrote there? >> she did. >> mary guyatt is the curator of the jane austen's house museum. this must be the holy grail when people come to visit. >> it is. many a visitor have a little cry here. >> i really can't believe the size. it's not much bigger than a dinner plate. jane's born in 1775. she starts penning poems and stories when sh

and the news hit nicky and artimhard. nicky says it was hard because she didn't want it to end. >> i hate that we got eliminated i'm having a blast, a lot of fun. this is one of the most incredible journeys i have ever been on. last night muniz scored a perfect number and then 30 more for their team dance. >> the competition is tough so to come out and do two perfect dances especially with a team it feels amazing. i am in shock. >> next week former dancing with the stars champions join the ballroom and join the teams for the trio dances. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum tums chewy bites. he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for sen

and nicki haley had a similar message for the president that not only is his voi lens against his peoplereating humanitarian disaster, it also could create a vacuum that extremists could exploit. >> u.s. ambassador to the u.n. getting a firsthand look on the ground in south sudan. trying to prevent africa's next safe haven for terrorists weeks after the isis ambush in niger that killed four americans. >> the government that's ignoring its people leads to conflict and we're seeing ha situation deteriorate. what happens is when that conflict hit, it also becomes a breeding ground for extremist groups. that's what we don't want. >> a sentiment by thomas wells houser who said this week quote, with all the challenges, with the youth bulge, poverty, the plaque of governance, the wide open spaces, these are areas where extremists like isis or al-qaeda thrive. haley warned the president his actions in the brutal civil war were seeing his own country descend into chaos. >> the united states has invested a lot into south sudan and him. over $11 billion was invested into a country and this isn't wh

nicky batiste with the details >> you know, the old days, boom, firing squad. it is true. >> president trump made clear several times during his campaign what he thought should happen to army sergeant bo berg doll. sentencing hearing begins today. last week he pleaded guilty to he deserved his army base in afghanistan in 2009 endangering fellow soldiers. he claims he walk off to report problems in his unit to commanders. shortly after leaving, though, he got lost and was kidnapped by the taliban. he was freed in 2014, in a controversial deal in which he was traded for five taliban terrorists being head at guantanamo bay. it was arrangement brokered by the obama administration, criticized regularly by presidential candidate, trump. >> they get five killers, that are right now leading and back on the battlefield trying to kill everybody including you and we get berg doll a trader. >> as part of the sentencing, both sides were then witnesses for why the who will ultimately make the decision. >> couple every soldiers actually wounded in the -- when they were trying

cbs news correspondent nicki batiste has results of the 13 mid sized cars. >> reporter: the ford fusion is one of the 10 cars that earned good marks from the insurance institute for highway safety. in new passenger side crash tests. >> overall we're seeing much improved performance in these mid sized cars compared to some of our research test that is we have did. >> reporter: in the tests cars crashed just 25 percent of the vehicles frontend in to a barrier while traveling at 40 miles an hour. the ford fusion, honda accord, lincoln mk z, subaru legacy and out back, hyundai sonata, nissan altima, maxima and 2018 toyota camry all earned good marks but three others did not volkswagen jet a received an acceptable rating and passat and chevy malibu both received , marginal ratings. researchers say that the main problem is their restraint system. >> for these vehicles the passengers head slid off the frontal air bag, came close to or contact the dash which we consider to be a risk for passenger head. >> reporter: group is calling on manufacturers to improve passenger air bags and safety belts

with party lines publicly criticizing president trump and holding nothing back cbs news correspondent nicki batiste the president respond ed with harsh word of his own. >> reporter: two republican senators issued no holds barred criticism of president trump on tuesday. >> when the next generation asks us, why didn't you do something? why didn't you speak up? what are we go to go say? mr. president, i rise today to say, enough. >> reporter: that is arizona's jeff flake on the senate floor before announcing he would not be seeking reelection when his term is up in 14 months. his reason in part so he can freely speak out against mr. trump. >> reckless, outrageous us and undignified behavior has become excused, as telling it like it is. >> reporter: earlier in the day it was another retiring senator tennessee's bob corker publicly rebuking the command inner chief. >> the president has great difficulty with the truth on many issues. i don't know yes lowers himself to such a low, low standard and debases our country in the way that he does but he does. >> reporter: president trump had choice word

. >> three-quarters of the island are without power and cbs news correspondent nicki batiste reports that questions are being asked about the company in charge with restoring electricity. >> reporter: mayor of san juan , puerto rico is engaged with the twitter battle awarded a in bid, 300 million-dollar contract to help rebuild the island's power grid. carmen cruz in an interview with yahoo news tuesday evening said she thinks that the deal with whitefish energy should be voided. whitefish is two years old, has two full-time employees and handful of ties to the trump administration. cruz described the company as inadequate, and said that the contract lacks due diligence. whitefish insisted that her comments were misplaced, cruz response, it is whitefish energy feels asking for transparency is misplaced what are they afraid we will find? whitefish shot back with the threat to leave writing we have got 44 lineman rebuilding power lines in your city and 40 more men just arrived, do you want us to send them back or keep working? the company late's pol guyed, lawmakers are eager to know h

by the way, ford is reimbursing nicky her $600. one more thing.e asked ford how many vehicles has it tested for carbon monoxide and what were the levels it found. ford refused to comment. i'm susan hogan, news 4. >> we're getting you ready for the marine corps marathon whether you're a runner or cheering somebody on. here are four things to know. the race starts and ends in arlington passing through d.c. one of the best spots to watch is the lincoln memorial. if you'd like to help us cheer, come on down to mile 4 on the key bridge and if you can't come out we'll cover it all for you right here on news 4 today. doreen is doing the full. doug, you're doing the half this year, right? >> the full last year was a little -- a little short for me. >> a spectator for me. it is fun to watch. >> it really is. >> if you're not running. sounds like the weather is going to be on the side of the runners. >> i said to somebody today who is a hours? they said, 2, 3, hours, holy moly that's if you're record pace or something. i'm not a big-time runner. i just play

. >> so we have several solutions, first off we have nicki, who is british so anything she said will sound reasonable. >> good morning. >> and casey's still here. >> aim not british. >> but she's awesome. >> yes. >> i asked this is a global issue. >> it is a global issue it happens the whole world round. >> so we went through a couple things n my house most smelly person is brody, age 12 now. we have been dealing with this since he was seven or eight. we tried lysol, we tried to wash them more. what i found is that, i don't know who told me this dial soap, antibacterial. >> it is. >> we put it in the shoes every night and then. >> don't do anything, just leave tonight there. >> yes. >> they necessity when they are getting ready to go on the bus to pull dial out and nicki , she's british, it means more, how do they smell. >> they smell great. >> they really do. they smell absolutely fine. >> they should be disgusting. >> these are game used. >> yes. >> they do. >> it is mine. >> my turn. >> these are my shoes, i wear them without socks. >> what is the matter with. i throw them on and

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. >> viajamos a la isla con luis fonsi, ricky martin, nicky jam todo aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" que comienzanvenidos al programa de este martes 3 de octubre del aÑo 2017 aquÍ estamos todos como una familia unidos a quienes han perdido a sus que res kequerido cualquier rincÓn del mundo en dÓnde se necesita la mano de un amigo. >> ¿cÓmo estÁs chicas? >>> rashel viviste un momento lleno de solidaridad. >> aunque eran sentimientos encontrados cuando Íbamos hacia el aviÓn en puerto rico con todo este grupo de amigos y ellos comentaban que increÍble que estemos yendo a tener un acto de amor de solidaridad y que por otro lado nos encontramos con estÁs noticias llenas de violencia, llena de muertos y estaban todos muy conmocionados porque eran estos sentimientos encontrados que estamos tratando de hacer un mundo mejor y por otro lado hay otras personas. >> la familia ya hablando en otro aspecto,s la el fa de telemundo crece, ayer se hizo un gran anuncio para la familia de dramÁtico de producciÓn de serie porque mi paisano majorie de sousa forma parte de la familia de telemundo a partir del dÍa de ay

>> you were called very nasty names my family calls me nicki. my middle name of monique. don't know if it was catchy. >> it is a theme that echos even now as she helps raise three step sons with dwyane wade as they navigate growing up black in america. >> you're supposed he to educate yourself out of racism. when uncle lebron is on the biggest stage, what did his children wake up to? [ bleep ] on his front gate. so as you try to preach the message of be the bigger person, turn the other cheek. what are we supposed to tell our children? >> offscreen she struggles raising kids and a high profile career. and one can't help see the metaphors. >> i'm realizing, i think i might be enough. >> first of all, you play an empowered anchor person on tv. so much of it is struggle between the career and the man. >> people have felt that mary jane has put too. emphasis on her love life. the audience is why can't she do it all? >> for gabrielle, the open question recently revealing the couple's painful struggle with infertility. the failed struggles, the eight or nine miscarriages. >> fe

periodista: esta maÑana llegaron a puerto rico los cantantes ricky martin, chayanne e, luis fonsi y nickyta: viajaron gloria y emilio estefan, el grupo fue recibido por el gobernador y la primera dama de puerto rico y luego fue celebrada una conferencia de prensa. a las pocas horas asÍ sorprendimos a luis fonsi en la perla, donde se filmÓ parte del vÍdeo "despacito". fonsi: la primera visita de muchas mÁs. periodista: y el sÁbado este empresario puertorriqueÑo radicado en california enviÓ sistemas de filtraciÓn de agua y telÉfono satelitales como parte de su promesa de donar 10 millones de dÓlares para su paÍs, cifra que supera cualquier otra anunciada por manos privadas. ilia: una iglesia en nueva jersey se ha convertido en un centro de donaciÓn para ayudar a los puertorriqueÑos. julio: en menos de dos semanas han recaudado 2000 libras de productos. milady: en esta pequeÑa iglesia un gran milagro se lleva a cabo, cajas condonaciones llenan la planta baja. por una semana los miembros de la iglesia rey de reyes han comenzado a colectar donativos y artÍculos de ropa para los damnificados a

nicki batiste show us how the senators and president are not holding back. >> reporter: two republican senators issued no holds bar criticism of president trump on tuesday. >> when next generation asks us why didn't you do something , why didn't you speak up, what are we go to go say? mr. president, i rise today to say enough. >> that is arizona's jeff flake on the senate floor before announcing he will not seek reelection when his term is up in 14 months. his reason so he can freely speak out against mr. trump. earlier in the day it was another retiring senator tennessee bob corker, publicly rebuking the command inner chief. >> the president has great difficulty with the truth on many issues. >> reporter: president trump had choice word for corker via a series of tweets calling him incompetent and a light weight who could not get elected dog catcher in tennessee. this all came on a day the president visited capitol trying to rally republicans, to support his plan to overall taxes. nicki batiste for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the associated press is reporting hillary clinton's campai

nicky batiste, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> well the eagles are ready for prime time. >> they play washington tonight in south philly. take a look at the back cover of today's daily news asking could carson wentz be this year's nflmvp? wentz has thrown for 13 touchdowns, only three interceptions, completed 60% every his passes. angelo kit ailed fry our sister station sports radio 94 wip. says tonight is a important game. >> make lincoln financial field the lands of great opportunity. if the philadelphia eagles, six and one, they have two and a half game lead in their division, and probably in a spot at that point to win the whole nfc and to go into the playoffs in great shape. if they don't win the game, suddenly it is a race again, everybody's getting nervous again. you got three home games in a row. tonight they got to win the game. and if they do, the rest of it should be easy. >> well the eagles go into tonight's game five, and the best records in the nfl, washington just three and two. >> you know what, i got my suit red if i there is a win, and look, meisha's dress arrived. i

calls and texts nonstop for nicky. >> more people down, shot, people's friends dying. >> reporter: knows at least 20 people at the country music festival. >> one shot in the back. lot of people with blood spatter. lot of ugly stuff. >> reporter: she says she didn't end up going because of trip to san francisco. >> my heart hurts where this world, this country is going. very sad. >> reporter: others arriving at sfo described being held in hotels. one man said coworker inside mandalay bay during the shooting. >> had them lay down on stomachs for 90 minutes, couldn't move or get up. allowed to sit then released. >> vinny etcheber and wife stacey also the festival. >> tried to take cover at partition. pushed wife underneath it. >> reporter: in between first and second round of shots the officer told his wife and two other friends to run for it. wife is missing. doesn't have phone or i.d. on her. >> just praying she's okay. may have been injured but not fatal. >> reporter: he's driving to vegas to be with his brother. >> he stood back to help victims that were shot. stuck with them all the wa

our economy views and things and he's also a sort of diplomat i mean my up there at the park with nicky and he can break down political barriers on everybody on the diplomatic screw food first me my ability to scale it but here. president putin personally awarded door russian citizenship in two thousand and fourteen perhaps. out of gratitude as the president heard about the citizenship district three well i broke down and cried like a child before life here was like living with a woman you're not married too much everything's fine you're generally accepted but you're still a foreigner and people are aware of that about this is an evident on the. after the e.u. impose sanctions on russia in two thousand and fourteen door advised putin to react with counter sanctions but door sais he has not switched sides. he's providing i'm convinced that my proposal was correct when i don't like this i'm for an eye mentality when silly sanctions have no place in the twenty first century they don't work they might against a small country and if the whole world joins in it's keep floating but it's ridicu

nicky and ar item, it's a double elimination.ng home. >> it definitely hasn't sunk in. it's sad and unfortunate. >> i'm shocked pip was so excited to get to the finals, potentially. >> i wish -- we had plans. whatever. that's the worst part. we were planning stuff. >> we did. we had some good stuff. >> reporter: to one knew that double elimination was coming. but vanessa is taking it in stride. >> i get to snuggle with my kids until like noon. we're going to stay in p.j.s all day. until we spandex. maybe nick, too, if he'll rare it. >> reporter: lindsey stirling was visibly in pain. >> she needs to rest. needs to ice it. take care of herself. if i have to bench her this week, we will. >> reporter: going into next week, a new front-runner. >> 10! frankie muniz is the only star goat two sets of perfect scores. >> we have done 14-hour days. >> we have. literally. >> i thought you had to limit the hours. >> so bummed about maks and vanessa. >>> what is mel gibson doing in family comedy? rnlgt he does have nine kids. >> that's why he'

one of us, nicki, died in the early hours of that morning in our rooms.he hands of the fascists until my friends managed to free us. the police fled because budapest was under siege. they wanted to save themselves. only the civilian guards were left. we couldn't save all the jews but at least through our work we saved as many as we could. tens of thousands ofjews in budapest were saved thanks to the work of the underground. david gur now lives in tel aviv with his wife, also a survivor of the nazi holocaust. finally, for five years maisoon bashir and her family lived on the frontline of the israeli occupation of the gaza strip. in 2005 when israel pulled its troops and settlers out, maisoon finally regained possession of the family home after years of occupation by israeli soldiers. israel has been in gaza since the six days in 1967 when it won a war against egypt, syria and jordan. the war shaped the modern middle east and the conflict that israelis and palestinians have been fighting ever since. israel occupied land including gaza and the west bank and

with cbs news correspondent nicki batiste reports the company hired to restore electricity is coming under fire. >> reporter: mayor of the san juan puerto rico is engaged with the twitter battle with the company that was awarded no bid, 300 million-dollar contract, to help rebuild island's power grid. carmen cruz in an interview with usehugh news tuesday evening said she thinks deal with whitefish energy should be voided. whitefish is two years old, has two full-time employees and handful of ties to the trump administration. cruz described the company as inadequate, and said contract lacks due diligence. whitefish insisted that her comments were misplaced, cruz response, it is whitefish energy feels asking for transparency is misplaced, then what are they afraid we will find? white fish shot back with the threat to leave, writing we have got 44 lineman rebuilding pur lines in your city and 40 more men just arrived do you want us to send us back or keep working? the company later apologized. lawmakers are eager to necessity how white fish got the job in the first place. >> my biggest

nicky jam: se siente muy triste. ver las casas sin techo. los Árboles caÍdos.te con tu familiares. te olvidas de la carrera que tengas. mi madre se me fue hace tres aÑos. cÓmo estaba la gente que tenÍa cÁncer con hospitales? las casas devastadas. la alimentaciÓn, la comunicación. estamos de bordados en ayudar con la cruz roja.--desbordados en ayudar con la cruz roja. paralelamente, con toda esta ayuda que te agradezco a ti y que todos estamos unidos, tengo unos camiones llenos de primera necesidad que vamos a estar llevando por nuestro lado a la gente en puerto rico. maite: es el momento que vuelves por primera vez a puerto rico. quÉ pasa por tu mente? chayanne: no podemos emocionar hasta el llanto, yo sÉ que voy a explotar. [llanto] es fuerte. maite: minutos antes de tocar tierranuestras cÁmaras pudieron captar el momento en que ricky martin con una mirada fija en silencio y lleno de asombro veÍa por primera vez como su isla habÍa quedado tras el paso de marÍa. a pesar de las impactantes imÁgenes de una isla abatida, en el aeropuerto internacional de san juan

good morning, nicky. >> good morning. the white house is waking up half after two critical members have said they will not be seeking. >> when the next generation asks us why didn't you do something, why didn't you speak up, what are we going to say? mr. president, i rise today to say enough. >> that's arizona snore jeff flake who announced he will not be seeking re-election in 14 months. his reason, so he can speak out freely against president trump. >> reckless, dangerous behavior has been a tell it like it is. >> earlier in the day it was another retiring senator, tennessee's bob corker publicly rebuking the commander in chief. >> the president has a great difficult on many issues. toinlt know why he lowers himself to such a low, low standard and debases the country the way he does, but he does. >> president trump had some choice words for corker via a series of tweets calling him incompetent and a lightweight who couldn't get elected dog catcher in tennessee. >> i think they were not likely to be re-elected and it sho

eighty cities across russia on saturday they were called by kremlin critic and blogger alexina valmy nicky aron has the details. some are calling a birthday gift to the russian president vladimir putin celebrates his sixty fifth birthday and perhaps in a plot to spoil the day opposition figure alexina valmy had called for these nationwide protests so here in moscow we store turnout of around seven hundred people in a small number of people were detained fast now over those people have been released now what i should point out is that not all of these rallies have been authorized by the or thorazine is authorization is something you need when you bring together a large number of people for safety concerns traffic regulations and things like this so while police have been present at these rallies that last evening there to ensure that everything remains peaceful the biggest turnout was in st petersburg up to a thousand people reported to have been at that rally now police say dozens have been detained for violating traffic regulations so after we saw some confrontations protesters attempted

psychologists say it's normal, but nicky batiste reports it can interfere with lives. >> reporter: tragedies can lead to worry, fear, and confusion all at the same time. psychologists say it's important to acknowledge these feels are common, and talking about them. >> finding a trusted friend or family member that you can share your your child about what's going on. >> reporter: taking a break from the stories and images which can be overwhelming can help with coping. experts also recommend doing things you enjoy, like going for a walk, playing with children or pets, and reaching out to help others can make a difference. >> that actually builds our own resilience, or our ability to bounce back and move forward. everything from donating blood in your community, sending a letter to first responders. >> reporter: psychologist robin girwich says if your fear becomes overwhelming, you may need to seek out a professional. >> if you find yourself not going to the mall or a sporting event, that should be a red flag for you to say, i recognize it, and it takes an act of strength and courage to reach

nicky says, after a date that i thought was ok, i had a message the next day saying, i'd like to takegain, but can you leave the guide dog at home? laughter why would you do that? who wouldn't want to go on a date with a dog? i'd message the guide dog and be like, leave the man at home. heron brown says, i work in a library and i saw someone who has a lower arm missing. he was struggling to use a stapler, and eager to help i went over and said, would you like a hand? are you ready for the next storyteller? yes! applause give it up for abbi brown! cheering so, my story takes place in summer of 2011. i was on holiday with my family in paris. i know it was 2011 because it was the same summer that amy winehouse died which means that my holiday wardrobe consisted almost entirely of black gauze and heavily ringed eyeliner. and i spent long hours translating articles from the french equivalent of reveal magazine with the help of my mum's 1983 french pocket dictionary, which lacked crucial vocabulary around narcotics, actually, mum. this was also the summer i started using a wheelchair for lo

international with me nicky arun good to have you with us. the u.s. secretary of state says donald trump was draw from the iran nuclear deal but will say the agreement is lot in america's national security interests the statement comes just ahead of the u.s. president's speech in which he's expected to announce a new strategy on iran despite two lessons latest remark many expect the president to rip up the historic nuclear deal. one of the worst ever seen disasters deal with the rare order the dumbest deals or one of the weakest ground directs the people that negotiated that deal namely kerry and his friends or incompetent one of the worst deals ever negotiated a deal was hammered out by the u.s. russia france the u.k. china germany and iran back in twenty fifteen if followed nine years of talks and a decade long standoff which many viewed at the time as one of the world's most pressing crises the international nuclear watchdog this been monitoring iran's compliance with the deal since two wrongs it keeping its side of the bargain that includes shippi

and on nicky aaron with a roundup of the week's news including tech giants google facebook and twitter are joining in the hunt for the increasingly elusive lucking alleged russian election mandalas plugs. the euphrates river and close it is just it's. the shelled with c.t.e. . chronic states that days in serial numbers as they are driven out of the city of dia hours ago and across the euphrates river. flows are you watching the weekly here on r.t. international the latest headlines on the stories that shaped the week but first to catalonia where voting on independence from spain is underway but i see eight people have been injured in the standoff with military police that's according to canceling all thora sees civil guard officers have forced their way in supposing stations across the region they broke down doors as activists inside tried to prevent them from entering with a number of people dragged away offices. thank you oh. all right thank god. thank you thank. you god god. god. god. the city can see spanish police detaining protesters who were blocking the way for police vehicles

good morning, nicky. >> good morning. the white house is waking up half after two critical members have said they will not be seek re-election. steve bannon is calling it a monumental victory for the trump movement. two republican senators issued no holds barred criticisms on president trump tuesday. >> when the next generation asks us why didn't you do something, why didn't you speak up, what are we going to say? mr. president, i rise today to say enough. >> reporter: that's arizona's jeff flake announcing he would not be seek e re-election when his term is up in 14 months. his reason, so he can speak out freely against president trump. >> reckless, dangerous behavior has become excuse and down ten answered as telling it like it is. >> reporter: earlier in the day it was another retiring senator, tennessee's bob corker publicly rebuking the commander in chief. >> the president has a great difficult on many issues. i don't know why he lowers himself to such a low, low standard and debases our country the way he does, but

nicky morgan, thank you for your time.res from catalonia coming into us live here. pro—independence protesters gathering outside the cata la n protesters gathering outside the catalan government buildings to see... this of course after the spanish prime minister mariano rajoy said the regional ministers would be stripped of their power, effectively madrid imposing direct rule on catalonia. this constitutional stand—off continuing here, continuing that referendum, where catalonian leaders say 90% of participants voted for independence, even though 43% of voters turned out for the referendum. so the constitutional stand—off continuing between barcelona and madrid. now, snapchat has become the latest social media platform to fall foul of advertising rules. two posts on the mobile app by a reality tv star we re the mobile app by a reality tv star were found by the advertising standards authority to have breached rules against hidden advertising on social media. emma miller explains. with fame comes the possibility for product

thanks nicky ok the historic nuclear agreement with third is in jeopardy after president trump announced he won't certify tehran's compliance with the deal his decision comes despite the global nuclear watchdog as well as u.s. sun european officials saying iran is keeping its side of the bargain we will not continue down a path whose predictable conclusion is more violence more terror and the very real threat of iran's nuclear breakout importantly iran is not living up to the spirit of the deal the move means the u.s. congress now sixty days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions against iran as well as come up with new legislation to try and i'm in the nuclear deal but if those negotiations fail trump says' the deal will be terminated which risk undermining the fragile balance the nuclear deal has secured here's why the american president might be considering wrapping up the year cream and. four reasons why trump needs to pick a fight with iran. after all his policy flip flops he needs to stand firm on something iran will do just to save face threat posed by iran whose chief exports ar

later on this nice breakout by the capitals, good passing and ovie this time with a great pass to nickyruising and what would be a hockey game without a fight? unbelievable stuff here. look at tommy wilson going at it as the capitals -- i can't believe they still allow this -- as the capitals win 5-2 and if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network. >>> we had to share this because it's crazy cute and it's a field full of panda cubs. some of the 42 cubs born so far this year at a research center in china all making public debut, cuddly little teddy bears coming to l

we wait to see what that is nicky aaron thank you very much. we while in neighboring iraq r.t. is continuing to run a campaign to bring russian speaking children back home their parents of god missing or have been killed fighting for islamic state one boy as i read is about to be reunited with his family. it was. kind of. you wal mart you know it was a lawyer. it's. just that i was. told much more what. i was going there with mr sulu and what what's just cut would be and. what the quick work does you know as minister. speaking that was going to do. you will move. here you're going to see in. complete top of the what car. you want off you surely surely this was. a billionaire populist up to the czech republic's donald trump is on course to become the country's next prime minister the party of. the podium entry elections by love slide over the weekend. explains where the comparisons can be drawn with america's president. i bet most of you have never been bothered by the heartbeat of political life in prague the time has come i'll tell you why it's worth checking out how the czech

by kremlin critic blogger alexy volume lists this further nikki are in joins me in this studio hi nicky. just give us a sense of what these rallies are all about ok well these protests have been organized take place in cities eighty cities across russia today and some of some people are calling them a birthday gift to president putin today the russian made to celebrate his sixty fifth birthday and perhaps in a bid to spoil the day the opposition figure. called for these rallies to take place across the country now here in moscow we store turnout of around seven hundred people in a small number of people were detained that rally has now come to an end those people have also been released i should point out that none of these rallies have been authorized by city or thora cities though they are in fact illegal and so all attendees understand that they risk arrest if they do turn up to take part in these events now police have been present in all of these rallies they've largely been there to maintain you know the peace maintain people remain safe and no violence breaks out so showing a gre

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the former minister for women, nicky morgan, has written to philip hammond on behalf of the treasuryts" are being made to encourage gender and ethnic diversity when recruiting. now, you might be able to pick up more than your lunch at marks and spencer soon... as the retailer's banking arm is hoping to enter the mortgage market. m&s bank is owned by hsbc but operates as a joint venture with the high street retailer. and subect to regulatory approval, it hopes to start offering mortgages early next year, with products aimed at first—time buyers and home movers. david hollingworth is with l&c mortgages and joins me now from our bristol studio. is there room for another mortgage player in the market? it is a very competitive market. anybody going into the market needs to have a good product range, the ball rolling market, but m&s has got the backing of hsbc. hsbc prices extremely well, along with first direct. nothing to suggest that m&s cannot come up with something that appeals to customers. and the brand is so strong, with consumer trust and known for quality. does it notjust all com

for more on this, we enlisted the help of nicky woolette of montana public radio, and who's based inish energy is a pretty small company whitefish energy is a pretty small com pa ny started two whitefish energy is a pretty small company started two years ago in north—west montana. they made a splash a year ago when the chief executive said he wanted to build a manufacturing plant for transformers. the plant did not go through but the company has won a few contracts to do some power line rebuild and repair in arizona and washington state. has it ever done anything on the scale of the work is being asked to do in puerto rico? not to my knowledge but the company say that they are designed to scale up say that they are designed to scale up as needed and they also say they have a lot of experience working in mountainous terrain, which is important in puerto rico because there is a mountain chain running down the island, separating the power generation sites from the populated areas. so while some people are easing sceptical eyebrows, the company would say that it isa eyebrows, the company

relationship with r t bolstering our online presence and the farmer earlier discussed it all with nicky urn. what it would appear that the new york times has been sifting through its archives and is it marked the year twenty thirty now you might remember that twenty thirty was a pretty good year for r.t. that was the year that we became the first news network to surpass one billion views on new cheap and so we decided to mark the occasion we invited a guest in from you tube and that happened to be robert kinsler was the vice president at the time i think users generally appreciate its authenticity that's very apparent from everything that's going on you tube so instead of having aspirational programming or agenda propagandise people really respond to all sorts of sort of what you saw happening with arab spring for instance schools authentic the audience that watches those some to study and with those who provided to them for years later and r.t. is the most watched news network on you tube we now have over five billion views but to some people are success is very suspicious send so the

meanwhile russia's president has given a warning about terrorists in iraq and syria and for more on this nicky aaron now joins me in the studio or hello there because what is it to me putin had to say ok well in his address president putin said that terrorist factions in syria and iraq are reeling after a series of significant blows and this is something that may be pushing them into setting their sights on other countries in other regions also this comes after some major gains in the fight against terror groups in the two countries we've seen the syrian army supported by russia retake syria piece by piece from the clasp of the militants successfully liberating india resort breaking the three year stage there also the u.s. led coalition is forcing the group from their defacto capital of raca while fighting it continues in iraq also so it's been blow after blow for the terror group and that's what could front the move to establish new bases elsewhere here's what he said. terrorists from syria iraq have changed their tactics and begun to create new support bases in other countries and regions. b

liberation a critical breakthrough adding the campaign against ties so will soon answer a new phase artie's nicky aaron has more. the liberation of iraq is indeed a critical breakthrough in the fight against islamic state in syria it brings an end to the four month long siege of the city which is it is the defacto capital and headquarters of islamic state in the country but the liberation of the city has come at an immense civilian cost human rights groups estimate that almost all of the city's residents have been forced to flee the city due to the fighting it's also said that thousands of civilians have been killed in coalition bombings this comes as it said almost eighty percent of the city has been completely destroyed but little mention of this from the u.s. president donald trump who instead boasted that u.s. military forces have made more progress against islamic state in the first nine months of his presidency than it had under his predecessor to rock about in the final year of his administration also most curiously is how donald trump mentioned what would be the next phase of the u.s. in

the chairwoman of the treasury select committee nicky morgan mayfair is disobliging remarks about himon was also critical of the antics of one brian johnson. lots to talk about in today's newspapers about theresa may. where are we with her leadership? george osborne said she was a dead woman walking after the election but she's still leader of party. she is still prime minister. the short answer is that the longer she stays in place, then i think she and her advisers believe the stronger she is. the first priority after the election reverse is to claw her way back into some sort of parliamentary majority. she has got that by giving, she has given the dup £1 million and they are on board. she got through the queens speech byjunking board. she got through the queens speech by junking various board. she got through the queens speech byjunking various elements. and she has made it through to recess and here she is months later at the party conference. in their view she has solidified her position. the other great thing in her favour is nobody quite knows what on earth to do. because with

under its current finances the company however says that two of its units that's us austrian fly and nicky and regional airline l g w would continue to fly both units are still solvent evelyn is financing operations by selling off parts of its business piece by piece. well i could you markets in europe are preparing for a potential shock this week as catalonia threatens to formally declare independence from spain major companies in the region are scrambling with telecommunications firm sale next scheduled to discuss today moving out of the catalonia capital of barcelona to madrid a break with spain with a. so effectively mean that catalonia would lose its current status within the e.u. trading bloc that means driving up the cost of imports and exports the government in madrid is now making it easier for companies in catalonia to swiftly move headquarters out of the region and so far two major banks. and banks have said they're doing so. despite the political turmoil spain's ibex is among today's win us our market correspondent and their drama lown tells us why. funnily enough considering a

and also bolstering our online presence to talk more about this we're joined by nicky aaron who's in the studio with me. so what exactly then has he been deemed to be so bad when i would have paid at the new york times it's been fifty archives and it's earmarked the year twenty thirty now you might remember that twenty thirty was a pretty good year for r.t. that was the year that we became the first news network to supply us one billion views our new chip in so we decided to mark the occasion we invited a guest in from you tube in that happened to be robert kinsler was the huge chip vice president at the time. i think users generally appreciate its authenticity that's very apparent from everything that's going on on you tube so instead of having aspirational programming or agenda propagandise people really respond to a sense of sort of what you saw happening with arab spring for instance who is authentic the audience that watches this some to city and with those who provided to them now four years later and r.t. is the most watched news network on you tube we now have over five billi