the daily fresh company is in a hectic rush dozens of trucks deliver fruit and vegetables tomatoes pears and strawberries from the netherlands in belgium the warehouse near rotterdam looks like a map of great britain melons to glasgow on units to edinburgh peppers to manchester and liverpool every day daily fresh sends one hundred twenty trucks by ferry across the english channel every minute and the supply chain is precisely timed but people here fear that could all grind to a halt of brittany's the e.u. without a trade deal. eudore sort of overall control would have to introduce controls on all products especially vegetables and fruit sanitary checks for customs papers and that would be a real setback for us because the british and other third largest importer of dutch vegetables. authorities at the port of rotterdam aren't thrilled about the prospect they handle a large part of the trade with great britain almost ten percent of dutch exports go to the united kingdom officials have long calculated what a hard bricks it would cost instead of one paper nine more customs forms would be ad

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world such as an asia south america and africa and france thought on don you had forty of them and his pears auto dealership. his chauffeur who was a former german teacher is exactly the same age as the two c.v. seventy today he guides tours through paris in one of the dirt shovel. whenever women wafer i don't know if it's for me or for the con. he says this ultimate built some of those fronts and a lot of some of the french. in fact the dish or gold or c.v. might also be seen as a symbol of french vive. let's return to our top story brazil's presidential election the first exit polls show that far right candidate both a narrow has won the first round but he has not gained an overall majority the ws ophelia harmes or rudi is still with us in rio de janeiro tell us ophelia what happens next. well according to the first exit polls he is reaching almost forty nine percent but this might be funny because we haven't seen more than sixty percent counted yet so the most probable scenario now is that both on our own and for not that will face each other in a runoff on october twenty eighth now what

. >>> and some are saying the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi pears to be an extra judicial executionhe official term, a per governmental authorities without judicial proceeding or legal process. the people who committed the killing are high enough to represent the state. >>> even saudi arabia itself, the crime involved state officials, they admitted, it involved state official also -- officials and whether they did it in the name of the state, that's to be investigated. >> they say he died in the fist fight but new evidence indicates that the killing was planned in advance. >>> new information on a shark attack. we'll tell you what shark sunk his teeth into an underwater photographer and how he's doing. >>> and criminalityics, and packages being sent, tion from we'll let you know about that. >>> and we'll keep an eye on the commute for you. >>> not as much fog, thee coast inland is clear and it looks warmer today, we'll look at the friday temperatures. >>> good morning, welcome back to "mornings on 2", it's friday, it's october 26th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm claudine wong, in for pam c

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pears used to hibernate in this chamber scientists have found the bones of more than forty animals andskeleton is on display in the cave. a tour of the cave takes about half an hour. this way be an elk biosphere reserve is not only about nature the area also has twenty nine talents one of them is missing in. kids home to the biosphere center in it i learn more about you nest close network of biosphere reserves there are more than six hundred fifty of them worldwide including this wave you know. the head of the center tells me what's so special about three jin. how did she swabian earn this title of biosphere. we have a book a fantastic themes there are large numbers of castles and palaces here lots of caves you can explore its wonderful told by views when i hear biosphere reserve and the first thing i think of is conservation and on sport nature how do towns and car traffic fit in with that. in your spending bill gates well miles fair reserves are about protecting nature but also about people and establishing harmony between humans and nature the biosphere areas protect cultivated land

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quite literally finger ring bread and when you take a shower in the morning you use what translates as pear water search over in the south was simply sand. with people from the north from the south already not understanding up to a third of every day words the others are using academics have been working on a common dictionary as a possible solution to language difficulties were clear to see at the recent reunions of families separated by the war and trying to communicate again after decades apart consider the prospect of reunification and you can take that problem and multiply it by a nation. again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera turkey's foreign ministry says sanjay arabia has given permission to search its consulate in istanbul as part of a growing investigation into the disappearance of saudi journalist. the washington post has published what it says is the last known photo op him entering the consulate a week ago the saudis and i any involvement in his disappearance or european foreign for foreign policy chief eric amado rini reiterated calls for an investigation

they offer a sweet dutch-styl gin and a pear brandy when it opens to the public next month. very cool. you in theorking for community with word of a big boost for the arts and media departments at four prince georges county schools. tommy mcfly was in a popup music festivaligt point high school with a big announcement for today. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> the spirit of the music department is going to enhance throughout the whole school and mayng students to join the music department as well. ♪ >> reporter: over 2,000 students were t treatedo a high school nati music festival this afternoon with a gift to inspire for years to come. >> every school that we have been to on tour also gets a free recording studioonated to campus, and all the gear they need to start recording and teaching digital arts. >> it's really going to, you know, change people's vw of high point. >> our normal pep rallies peril in comparison to this. acdon't know how the kids are going to go bk what we normally do during spirit week. eers and applause ] >> reporter: high point high school and three other

literally thing go ring of bread and when you take a shower in the morning you use what translates as pear water a sort of over in the south was simply sand hill with people from the north on the south already not understanding up to a third of every day words the others are using academics have been working on a common dictionary as a possible solution to language difficulties were clear to see at the recently unions of families separated by the war and trying to communicate again after decades of pots consider the prospect of reunification and you can take that problem and multiply it by a nation. mixing a day out at the races with a night at the opera hasn't been popular in australia so new opera house has lit up as a giant billboard to promote the world's richest horse race on sunday at such protests as politicians overturn the decision to block the advertisement in reports on. protesters pointed lasers on spotlights at one of australia's most famous landmarks they were trying to stop the sydney opera house from being used to promote the world's richest horse race called the everest th

quite literally finger ring bread and when you take a shower in the morning you use what translates as pear water served or in the south or simply sand well with people from the north on the south already not understanding up to a third of every day words the others are using academics have been working on a common dictionary as a possible solution to language difficulties were clear to see at the recently unions of families separated by the war and trying to communicate again after decades apart consider the prospect of reunification and you can take that problem and multiply it by a nation's. top stories on our jazeera turkish security sources have told our jazeera they've identified three places of interest in istanbul related to the disappearance of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he was last seen a week ago entering the saudi consulate there u.s. president says he plans to speak to saudi arabia about his disappearance which he has called concerning a white house correspondent kimberly halkett has more. the u.s. president saying as he spoke in the oval office in the last couple of

quite literally finger ring bread and when you take a shower in the morning you use what translates as pear water so over in the south more simply than. with people from the north on the south already not understanding up to a third of every day words the others are using academics have been working on a common dictionary as a possible solution to language difficulties were clear to see at the recently unions of families separated by the war and trying to communicate again after decades apart consider the prospect of reunification and you can take that problem and multiply it by a nation. at the headlines right now on al-jazeera the new york times is reporting that missing a saudi journalist. assassinated on the highest orders of the kingdom and the washington post says u.s. intelligence intercepted communications of saudi officials discussing a plan to capture him was last saying enter entering the saudi consulate in istanbul a week ago al-jazeera has not yet been able to verify those facts from washington d.c. particle hain has more on the new york times revelations. they're also reportin

. >> about that ring, the 25-year-old has returned the $93,000 3 carat pear shaped stunner.was set in platinum. it took the jeweler two weeks to create it. >> she's reportedly keeping that adopted tea cup pig named piggy smalls. i would keep the piggy as well. >>> next to a celebrity love that is apparently blossoming in a big way. >> riding high on her box office success with "a star is born," lady gaga has for the first time referred to her boyfriend christian carino as her fiance. >> gaga and carino who is a talent agent have been low key about their relationship since they were first spotted together nearly two years ago. >> wish them all the best. >>> "dancing with the stars" judge carrie ann inaba sat down on "the talk" yesterday and revealed she and "full house" star john stamos previously dated years ago. >> describing stamos as, quote, the loveliest human being in the whole world. she said things just didn't work out because, quote, i wasn't ready for someone as good as john stamos in my life at that moment. >> so you're like, hey, you're too good for me. i can't --

vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service spas we decided to work with the small businesses as their role within the community and bringing more fresh produce produce cerebrothe neighborhood their compassionate about creating a healthy environment when we get into the work they rise up to leadership. >> the different stores and assessment and trying to get them to understand the value of having healthy foods at a reasonable price y

we're mixed vegetable and tree fruits, so some of the varieties, we grow trees -- apples, cherries, pearss -- and then mixed vegetable, we probably do 40 or 50 different varieties throughout the year. this is a great area for growing a large variety and year-round production. >> after picking up some amazing produce, we checked out the arts scene. so, we are in the mission gallery in san juan bautista. thanks for having us. tell me about the gallery. >> well, we've been here for 18 years in san juan bautista, in this location, and throughout that time, we've evolved into a gallery that specialized in original prints -- etchings, engravings, wood-block prints. we have a lot of linocuts, a lot of different artists, all living artists, because we like to keep the old printmaking methods going. frequently, we'll have artists here from different countries that they'll come and they'll demonstrate for us. people don't often get to see how these things are made. ♪ >> tell me where we are and a little bit about the history of this. >> well, welcome. my name is cesar flores, and you are at the hom

pear. bowers. >>> i have no words. i am shaking inside. i'm shocked. >> we know hatred will never win out, and those that try to divide us will lose. >> i can't imagine the world without him. when you see him, your eyes light up and he's gone. >> the whole administration's appear repb die is to divide us. >>. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our srauers in tsra viewers in the united states and around the world. it's 6:00 here in new york city. we start with breaking news. a passenger plane crashed in indonesia into the sea, and we will have more on that in a moment. >>> first, thousands gathered last night to remember 11 people that were shot and killed inside a pittsburgh synagogue. 14 mail bombs were sent around united states, and in kentucky, two african-americans were killed by a gunman in a supermarket and that gunman tried to enter a black church minutes before that attack. >> the president issued a strong plea for the country to unify and then called democrats by name and blamed the me

in the video you can see the man breaking through those doorsnd pears to be panels.i'm not sure if they're going to be glass or plexiglass. they were able to get into the area. d.c.orsics taking photographs of the doors that were broken into, allegedly by suspect. video showing that. and then there was a confrontation betwern the intr and a female security guard, inside the lobby area here. it is a local tv station. street.wn the in fact, from our station so there was a security officerti poed inside. and during this confrontation, apparently s tried to use pepper spray, a less lethal forc technique. when that didn't work, she did open fire. fired oneho into his upper body. he was taken to the hospital, from what ends.on he was cious and breathing at the time of transport. i am being told that he is expected to survive. police gav a briefing a short time ago. let's listen to what they d to say.

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in january,peared 1861, the corwin amendment, an attempt to bring south carolina, georgia, mississippi, alabama, texas back into the union. the first 13th amendment appeared in front of congress. no amendment shall be made to the constitution which will authorize or give to congress power to abolish or interfere within any state with the domestic institutions thereof -- slavery -- including that of a person held to labor for service by the laws of such state. elect, howresident do you feel about this? i am for it. i will sign that. in 500 daysy who will have issues with the emancipation proclamation, and he is endorsing bat 13th amendment. who is lincoln talking to when he says, if it keeps the union together, i will sign the 13th amendment? i believe he is talking to north carolina, virginia, maryland, delaware, kentucky, and missouri, that are still in the 1861.in january is this a turning point, that this amendment does not get ratified? charleston, south carolina, december 20, 1860, and say, hey, you guys are kind of anxious to get on the union, why don't we do this? why don't we j

>> again, i don't know if it's good for the pear. i don't kn -- party. i don't know what it's going to do on tuesday. i don't think anyone can prognosticate. i think it's legitimate to be concerned about it. you may not like the rhetoric behind it. i've said i don't like some of the rhetoric behind it. but bringing up immigration in the midterms -- >> if i said i think you should call yourself a nationalist and use enemy of the people, it seems to work well for people. i know stalin and hitler used it, but it worked well. would you do anything of those things? >> no, i wouldn't. i believe in america, i believe in america first but i'm not nationalist. i believe we have a role in the world and that role is to be an example to billions of people who are desperate for a taste of what we have that we take for granted. i don't think the media's an enemy of the people. do i think the media has bias? absolutely. but we can still win even with a biased media. to call them an enemy of the people when we're fighting in places against isis and things like that and

cryptocurrency invention of needs with slide rule and high school evil math club right now some dateless pear shaped 15-year-old wearing emoji pa jams with floor covered with empty snickers wrap rsers making himself a billionaire on dark net i hope they accept payment for a acne cream so to sum up money is the root of libertarianism but anyone confused by money is insane. and extra confusion of cryptois your city probably are not the medication that is needed. we worry about money we worry about our medium of exchange we worry that if our medium of exchange chapses our society will collapse. so back a number of years ago, i thought about this and i thought maybe the way to understand that choir about society collapsing is to go someplace where society is collapsed already. back in 1992, i went to somalia to cover the u.s. military mission there to save somalia from famine actually from total anarchy. and let me pause for a moment and talk a little bit about anarchy because we libertarians are often confused with or accused of being anarchist and this just -- this isn't true libertarians belie

the president is stoking pear and false characterization of an immigrant caravan heading to the southern border. it's dangerous to americans. you once said that the president's maga slogan is rooted in fear. is this a winning strategy for him to characterize it that way? >> i certainly hope it's not a winning strategy. i think that in some ways this election will allow us to look into the soul of this nation. we'll really get a sense of where we are as a people. this is, i think, the most important midterm election of my life. we have an opportunity to put a check on an administration that i think has been unbelievably corrupt and that runs the country in a way that's inconsistent with all that we say we value as americans. you know, his characterization of this caravan and using the terms that he has used, i think is deeply disturbing and is, again, inconsistent with who we say we are as a nation. >> the president said something a lot of people find troubling at his rally last night. listen to this. >> you know what i am? i'm a nationalist, okay? i'm a nationalist. [ cheers and applause

for saudi arabia to finish its invtion into the disappearance of jamal khashoggi, b acknowledged it pears the saudi journalist is dead. turkey has accused a saudi hit squad of murdering the "washington post" columnist and critic of saudi arabia, inhe kingdom's consulate in istanbul. secretary of state mike pompeo briefed the president on the matter this morning, after meeting with officials in saudi arabia and turkey this week. leaving washington today, mr. ump was asked by reporters if khashoggi was killed, and what consequences the saudis should face if they're sponsible. >> it certainly looks that way to me. it's very sad. it certainly lllks that way. t will have to be very severe. it's bad, bad stuff. but we'll see what happens. >> nawaz: today, a pro-ki government t newspaper published images from two weeks ago, showing a man linked to the saudcrown prince entering th saudi consulate, just before khashoggi arrived. the saudis have denied any involvement. we'll take a closer look at the impact of khashoggi's writing later in the program. aranwhile, u.s. treasury secrsteve mnuchin anno

we got a call from fred said,peare and frank lyndon johnson once to go live on cbs. nixon told me, he was going to wisconsin. he said listen to johnson's speech. tell me whatp and he says on vietnam and reported to me. i was in the car with this wonderful black fella. he and i were in the car and here comes johnson at the end of the speech and he says i will not seek and i will not accept the nomination for my party and i'm on the runway, and the reporters are coming and nixon is coming in and i said get this car down to the plane. the limo got out of and landed the plane and told nixon what had happened. romney dropped out, rockefeller dropped out and johnson dropped out and nixon says i guess it is the year of the dropout. not his greatest moment but it was extraordinary that this should happen. ballgame.hole new was in the democratic race against mccarthy and against bobby kennedy. they had a three-way race. four days later dr. king was assassinated in memphis. it was an enormous jolt. this has become an enormous event in american history. king was aey can 68, far

quite literally finger ring bread and when you take a shower in the morning you use what translates as pear water or in the south or simply sand well with people from the north on the south already not understanding up to a third of every day words the others are using academics have been working on a common dictionary as a possible solution to language difficulties were cleared to see the recently unions of families separated by the war and trying to communicate again after decades apart consider the prospect of relief occasion and you can take that problem and multiply it by a nation. evolution sports editor andy and. thank you so much lauren well new orleans saints quarterback drew brees is put his name in the individual record books he says he's now aiming to win a second super bowl title first saying praise his overhauled peyton manning's all time record of seventy one thousand nine hundred forty passing yards did it in pretty impressive fashion breeze there with a sixty two yard touchdown pass as the saints be washington forty three to nineteen also did it in twelve fewer games the ma

some chanterelles and sorghum syrup and some wild pears. >> anthony: wow. >> anthony: mike and amy'sin there to see what it would do and it came out wonderful. >> anthony: you're using only west virginia apples? >> josh: i am only using west virginia apples. >> anthony: that can't be cost-effective. >> josh: it's not. it can and can't be. >> anthony: nobody is talking about money at this table. [ laughter ] >> josh: this is another thing for me. we are often talked about as being this impoverished state. we are rich, i mean, as could be, in food and the things that we make as a culture and as a community. when you are living on the land, and doing what your ancestors did, you feel a connection that you can't get anywhere else. >> mike: you know you look at something as simple as these pole beans. it took a community to save that seed. you know every time we put food on the plate, there's a story about the way that people have always kind of bound together to survive. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: the people around this fire are looking hopefully to the future. they are friends. they are interdepen

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get a sending off, and own goal, and then it goes pear shaped. it is doom and gloom.land fans. it wasn't good enough. started well enough. got in front. it was all downhill from there. it was a very tough night. getting a man sent off. it was not a night. at the end of the day, the performance wasn't good in a pop records. that is very disappointing. we need to dust ourselves down. we cannot dwell on this result. they say top of their league group, which includes albania and israel. —— they stay. wales were also beaten, losing 4—1 to spain in a friendly in cardiff. the spanish have beaten both england and croatia in the nations league, and continued to look the part, scoring three goals inside the first half an hour. burnley‘s sam vokes, did score a consolation goal but it was a heavy defeat for ryan giggs side and england under—21s, have thrashed andorra in chesterfield to qualify for next year's euros. they only needed one point to qualify, but the whistle blew, at 7—0. liverpool striker dominic solankey, here with the final goal. elsewhere northern ireland beat ice

pharmaceutical industry to academics to patient advocates and one aerospace engineer like a partridge in a pear tree you could say. [laughter] i want to also point out that some of my colleagues in the room, incidentally, i zero them a great vid of the thanks. i should point out each of our recommendations-- at least 88% of our members many of the recommendations enjoyed unanimous support we found there really only three basic alternatives. the drug companies i think need to think about this carefully. one is to continue basically on the path we have met on. a second alternative is to modify the existing path to try to maintain as i said before as much of the free market forces of what can maintain in the third is to go to a new system, presumably single-payer system widely adopted elsewhere in the world where the single-payer government either de facto or through direct authority sets prices and also controls formularies. to close let me quickly go through some of our findings. we came up with 32 findings, h recommendations and 27 actions. i will only do three or four in terms of recommendatio

. ♪ ♪ rriors program was wound up by warriors performing the club and pear dances, fearsome remindersthe year was 1953, 1953 queen elizabeth and prince priip arrived on the island as part of their first commonwealth >> her tour. >> her majesty was looking her theant best. s> reporter: on this south pacific island, the queen's popularity, forged decades ago, .as been passed down to her next generation. at, thes this morning," jonathan vigliot vigliotti, fiji. >> i tell you what, the palace oes a nice job of lining up those historical shots with the modern day shots. somonder where that little girl who greeted queen elizabeth is now, right? >> maybe we should track her >> i down. >> i love looking at historical pictures, too. tradition really matters. >>> for the first time your checking account and savings history could help determine loanher you get a loan. in our toyota green room, there she is, talking to major garret, to talk about the upcoming change >>> good tuesday morning. mostly sunny skies, as we go through the afternoon. the low average temperatures today middle 60s in san f

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a partridge in a pear tree, you might say. some my colleagues were in the room, incidentally. i owe them a great deal of things. at least 88% of our members, many of the recommendations enjoyed unanimous support. we found there are only three basic alternatives. the drug companies need to think about this. one alternative is to continue on the path we have been on. a second alternative is to to trythe existing path to maintain as much of the free market forces as we can maintain. the single client -- the single-payer, the government, either the fact overthrew a direct authority sets prices and formularies. it led me to pose -- let me go quickly through some of our findings. we came up with 32 findings, eight recommendations, and 27 actions. i will only do three or four recommendations here. the first of which was to rebalance the negotiating power --ween the jog providers and drug providers and the patients. as you heard, it is against the law for the government to renegotiate prices. another proposal to enhance competition by eliminating marginal, sometimes abusive extensions

do you think these are pear concerns? >> senator, and this one we've heard before and frankly it just mystifies us. we can't see anything in the law that prohibits loyalty card. in fact, there is nothing law that prohibit customers for using their data. i'm happy to respond to any staff members. >> so, and if that's the case, and in the federal legislation and maintain the same level of consumer privacy protection seems like that would be an area of discussion. obviously you say that is not an issue, but that is an argument being made by those in that industry. >> one of the concerns and senator markey brought it up whether you are able to offer different pricing mechanisms for consumers at want to have privacy -- but an agreement on privacy or not. the companies were able to limit it, but the choice can be coercive. the company is increased price for privacy can be coercive, can't be unjust or unreasonable. we always try to strike a balance and that is to allow companies to have consumers who want privacy. this is an are

we finished "little pear" eight days till christmas. i'm so excited. i love you. anna kate. >> reporter: she still writes her letters even though toni can no longer respond. >> dear aunt toni, are you enjoying it in heaven? i miss you very much. i read a book about heaven. it must be great. love, your niece, anna kate. >> reporter: anna kate was 7 when her aunt died. it was sudden, scary and heartbreaking. so she took out an old shoe box, decorated it and filled it with thoughts of aunt toni. >> now she's dead. now we can't see her again. and our lives will never be the same again. >> reporter: the ripple effect of toni's death was huge. she was a respected doctor, an ophthalmologist who had a thriving practice first in jackson, mississippi, and later in denver, colorado. a devout christian who sang in her church choir. a mother to a little girl named haley. a wife to man named harold, and the older sister to anna kate's dad todd bertolet. this story is about toni and what happened to her one bright sunny day high up in the mountains. >> 911. what's the address of

i'm like the partridge in a pear tree today. i could also point out that a couple of my colleagues are in the room, incidentally. i owe them a great deal of thanks. i should point out that each of our recommendations enjoy the support of at least 88% of our members. many of the recommendations enjoyed unanimous support. we found that there are really only three basic alternatives. the drug companies i think need to think about this carefully. one alternative is to continue basically on the path we have been on. a second alternative is to modify the existing path to try to maintain, as i said before, as much of the free market forces as one can maintain. the third is to go to an entirely new system, presumably single payer system, widely adopted elsewhere in the world, where that single payer, the government, either de facto or through direct authority sets prices and also controls formularies. let me just very quickly go through some of our findings. we came up with 32 findings, eight recommendations and 27 actions. i will only

buddies right, if you do not get off on the right footing it goes pear shaped stop it is no differentrvice usually insist on a telephone assessment that lasts 20—30 minutes by the least qualified practitioners. so there is no reliable diagnosis. so there is no reliable diagnosis. so the whole edifice of the service is built on sand. ok, obviously a complex situation. doctor scott, thank you. thank you very much. an interview by a bbcjournalist has been watched and shared online hundreds and thousands of times after he asked the boss of a housing company about his £75 million bonus. jeff fairburn, who runs persimmon, received the highest bonus earned by an executive in the uk last year. but when challenged, he walked off camera. our business correspondent based in leeds spencer stokes, conducted the interview. persimmon had become the first home—builder in the uk to open their own brick factory, rather than buying the bricks in from an outside supplier. so we went along to cover the story. the factory has opened in an area that has suffered job losses in the past, so persimmon creating

i have been in the house so long now i have seen lots of these reforms going pear shaped.r postbag and then they come into the house. if then they come into the house. if the government hasn't suddenly made adjustments and they tear the government apart, mrs may has got the option, does she go down the road than mrs thatcher faced when housing benefit changes, web badly introduced, cutting benefits? where the tory mps were overwhelmed by people coming into their surgery. they were angry on their behalf. that was shown on the floor of the house of commons. do they say is that way of making changes and being like her, i did not know anything like her, i did not know anything like this was happening. do they say today that they will meet the terms that the committee has asked from the controller and from within the project there will be more money pumped into the system so that people do not face up to 2000 a year wipe—out of their legal living standards. thank you very much indeed. the architect of universal credit who was on the radio earlier suggesting that the government

[applause] all of us who lost momentum since pears in 2015, at all the rate of increase has slowed, we've a global emissions but we must do so by 2020. we really cannot afford to wait any longer. there's much work to be done. and affordable predictable climate finance, believe you me, is greatly needed especially for small island states whose culpability is in front of you today as i speak. the the green climate fund muste adequately replenished for it is our only hope in many instances, and access to these funds need to be streamlined. our country barbados has graduated from farming from the world bank because were deemed to be middle income country because of our per capita income. and yet had that hurricane hit us today, our conversation and our reality would be completely different, but we relish simply don't wallow in definitions made in rooms thousands of miles away from our reality. the agreements and goals that arose out of the week in paris and not be cast aside. not anymore. the next rent of nationally determined contributions will seal our fate, for better or for worse and to t

this morning, but there are minor delays on tfl rail. 0n the roads, the usual build—up on the a102 pear a13 stanford—le—hope bypass due to central reservation repairs. in harringay, the traffic lights aren't working on a105 green lanes at the junction with west green road, by turnpike lane underground station. now the weather, with kate kinsella. good morning. we have one or two mist and fog patches out there this morning, out towards the suburbs, the home counties, parts of surrey. gradually, though, it were left to a fine and dry day. now, if you do have the foggiest morning it will probably take until mid—morning for that he lift and disperse. but after that he lift and disperse. but after that it that he lift and disperse. but after thatitis that he lift and disperse. but after that it is blue sky and sunshine, a really pleasant day all in all. a gentle north—easterly breeze. temperatures on the cool site, around 16 celsius in central london. now, tonight is going to be very similarto now, tonight is going to be very similar to last night. clear skies and very light winds, the perfe