> shooting in a house of worship in american history. 26 people dead in texas tonight after a gun patteno a church while opening fire mulling the down congregation membersive. >> it was rapid fire. boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. and you could hear that there was impact and there was ricochet too. >> witnesses just yards from the scene are describing what happened as a 26-year-old gun patten unleashed a baa brauj of bullets on church goers. i'm dennis mcconnell and the governor called the shooting a worse mass shooting in history. it happened just before noon at the baptist church 35 miles east of san antonio. police say the shooter was 23-year-old patrick kelly who was a member of the air force before being released for bad conduct. he was found dead at the scene when he was confronted by an odd neighbor. we still don't know if he took his own life or shot and killed by someone else. jay gray with more on the gunman and a small community in mourning. >> reporter: shots ripped through the first baptist church in sutherland spring, texas during this sunday morning. 26 killed, 10 or mo

pramila patten accused the armed forces of using sexual violence as a calculated tool of terror againsti's sebastian vettel took his first victory since july at the brazilian grand prix, where lewis hamilton battled from the back to finish fourth. vettel controlled the race after taking the lead. hamilton provided much of the excitement, carving through the field in the early laps as he attempted to make up for the crash in qualifying that left him at the back of the grid. more on that later, in sport today. indonesian security forces in the eastern province of papua are preparing to storm five villages that they say are being held by an armed rebel group. around 200 police and military personnel have been deployed in the mimika region, where it is claimed an armed separatist group linked to the free papua movement is preventing about 1,000 people from leaving an area near a giant copper mine operated by the american miner freeport. for the latest, i spoke to the bbc‘s rebecca henschke, who is in the indonesian capital, jakarta. yes, we're getting very conflicting information about what

pramila patten, accused the armed forces of using sexual violence as a calculated tool of terror againstews. ferrari's sebastian vettel took his first victory since july at the brazilian grand prix, where lewis hamilton battled from the back to finish fourth. vettel controlled the race after taking the lead. hamilton provided much of the excitement, carving through the field in the early laps as he attempted to make up for the crash in qualifying that left him at the back of the grid. more on that later in sport today. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: manus island asylum seekers are afraid that they'll be forced to leave the detention camp. we'll be in sydney for the latest. also on the programme: it's a homecoming for one conductor at mumbai's royal opera house, which has reopened after decades of renovation work. we'll hear her story. new guinea berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced round their liberated territory. and, with nobody to stop them, it wasn't long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. it'

the special representative on sexual violence in conflicts, pramila patten, visited rohingya women andesh. she alleged that myanmar‘s armed forces have used sexual violence as a calculated tool of terror, and she will raise the issue at the international criminal court. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — the british woman imprisoned in iran on charges of spying — says she is "on the verge of a nervous breakdown". in a statement, richard ratcliffe said he had spoken to foreign secretary boris johnson, who had expressed deep sorrow at her suffering. it comes as the uk government faces further criticism over its handling of the case. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. jailed in iran, separated from her family for allegedly trying to bring down the government. but nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe's family has always maintained she'd been on holiday. now another government minister is facing accusations of a blunder after appearing to cast doubt on what the mother of one had been up to. what was she doing in iran? i don't know. i want to stress that there is no reason why

they're de signed with a style issue stuffing patten on the waistband .that's going to look so lovely on the whole family. they have two extra large pockets where you can extra food for later. don't put food in your pockets. these are stovetop stuffer pants. they come in four sizes, even ones for the little kids. they cost 20 bucks and if you want to try them out, tony, i will buy you a pair. that's okay. they could have made them a little more attractive. it must be a joke. i'm sure it's a joke. no, i bet you if they can make money off of them, i'm sure they'll sell them. who is going to put food in their pockets. sarah simmons looked for some. she really liked them. she already got herself. did you see the picture. >> trait ahead at 10:30 -- there we go. sarah and jim got their pants already. you guys look fabulous in them. no, i'm not pregnant. did you eat the whole turkey. it's my food baby. thanks, guys. we appreciate that. straight ahead at finding a solution to transportation problems for parents. a school bus gets the kids around, but what about m

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it they have said they have no indication there's anything wrong with the submarine apart from the patten the communication is down but they are increasingly concerned about the forty four members of the crew they have search and search and rescue ships out to the area where they think the submarine might be the british and the american and the chilean authorities have all offered their help and are working deep into the night here in the southern hemisphere looking for the submarine meanwhile families of the crew are gathering in the port of. awakes news about their loved ones in the submarine in the san juan hoping that they will receive the news of communication in the near future. play more out of the news hour including lawyers for the president and his ministers answer and european arrest warrant. building the future we check out the latest in design innovation at the world architecture festival. or the stanley reason for brazilian plans to sell a. major united nations climate summit and germany is wrapping up after two weeks. more than twenty thousand delegates from across the worl

this is the most sweeping change to our patten system in half a century.t was supported by both the technology and pharma industries they were at the ceremony where president obama signed the bill into law the challenge of the energy group on one side are tech giants apple, facebook, google, others on the other are big pharma companies. at issue is the interpartes review the argument for it which is championed by tech companies is that system is more efficient than going through the federal courts joshua -- listen to this >> been a really useful tool for companies to defend against, patents that shunnouldn't have e issued in the first place. >> joshua landeau estimates this has saved $2 billion in legal fees they say the ipr allows them to defend patents with different standards. critics say it's lowered the value of patents in the u.s. by as much as $1 trillion though that figure has been disputed. one drug maker, allergan, transferred patents to a billion dollar drug to a native american tribe in order to avoid the ipr challenges we'll have more on that.

. ♪ ashley: car company fist hears pattened ad -- fisker, a car battery that can be charged in one minuteange. the ceo told us when the battery will be available. >> in the automotive business, probably looking four to five years. however in the consumer electronics, let's say iphone or samsung phone we expect it to be a few years away. stuart: is this a brand new type of bat remember i, called i think, graphite or graphene bat rememberry? >> it's a brand knew battery. that is flexible solid state battery. no liquid in the battery. no liquid electrolyte. it is non-flammable. it is 1/3 of price of today's batteries. it's a lot more dense. that means the battery will be smaller. so there are huge advantages. stuart: check the big board, ladies and gentlemen. that is the high of the day i do declare, up 164 points. 23,594. i'm doing the math. we're eight points away from the all-time record high for the dow industrials. now this. >>> nascar racer, martin truex, jr., beat kyle busch in the final laps to win his first-ever nascar championship. the guy is with us now. the his name is martin tru

with the investigation that the senate ageing committee undertook into sudden price spikes in off patten ent drugs. we found that the risk evaluation and mitigation strategies are the rem system which were intended to manage drugs with increase d risk factors were being used by certain drug companies to block potential competitors from accessing a sufficient amount of the doctoring once the patent has expired to do the exams that the fda requires. and i have had extensive discussions with fda officials about this. dr. janet testified that the fda has referred 150 cases of potential anti-competitive behavior to the ftc. the ftc claims it b doesn't have enough authority. the new commissioner has suggested that there could be opportunities where the fda could partner strategically with medicare to prevent the deliberate blocking of generic competitors from your perspective, how can we address this wsh. >> i am aware of that issue also as one of the abuses. a full competition in the mar t market. i would look forward to working with you to get to real solution there is on just how the progra