she applied for pip.” she applied for pip. i went with the assessment centre.cored zero points in her assessment. she started at appeal process and that meant she got to see the full report written by her assessor. it was wrong. on every level. it didn't reflect the assessment at all. it took another nine months, but sophie did win her appeal at tribunal, getting the highest rate of mobility support. critics of the system say these kinds of problems are too common. there is pressure now to change the rules so every there is pressure now to change the rules so every assessment there is pressure now to change the rules so every assessment is recorded on tape and can be used as evidence. recording an assessment would be brilliant. you would know that that assessor did or didn't carry out theirjob. joy and tony runa carry out theirjob. joy and tony run a not—for—profit service for disabled people. faced with regular complaints about pip assessments they went out and brought their own professional recording kit which they take along with people they represent. after

it blew out to 1500 pips in the overnight session.ack in voice broker i say because that switched off the machine that one juncture overnight. just switch the machine off, don't worry about liquidity. you are looking at a turnaround. what would theresa may do? will she go for a cabinet reshuffle? over to message be europe, you need to respond? we lost 3% in value last week. anna: the bond markets opening this monday morning. we keep our eye on the spanish bond market last weekend. that is what we were seeing volatility. one of my colleagues is writing, france and germany with closer cooperation. let's get across to sophie who has the first word news. sophie: manus in the united states, a senator has said donald trump's reckless threats toward other countries can set the nation on the path to world war iii. the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee told the new york times that the president treats his office like a reality show. the comments came after a series of insults between the president and the senator. his support

abernathy wanted to promote something calls pips which he uses to treat patients.got a green screen and some very unlicensed footage. and the rest is now local tv history. >> doctor, you've put away your traditional instruments. what's wrong? >> nothing's wrong. i just don't need them. instead of scraping around inside the root, lasers gently clean out the canal with pulses of light. >> whoo-hoo! >> you said it, han. thanks to pips, root canal treatments are easier and more efficient than ever before. [ "star wars" theme music playing ] there's no more need to fear root canal treatment. laser dentistry is faster, less invasive, and much more comfortable than with traditional drills. look at how well it fixed this insurmountable problem from the dark side. you all may have the force, but i have pips. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] that's everything. the hawaiian shirt tucked into the pants. i think there's a very good chance this dental office will soon be hearing from a lawyer's office. [ laughter ] we have a good show, music from old dominion tonight, scie

australia pipped them in their world cup play off.opes for syrian fans after the first leg ended level at 1—1 last week. in fact, the second leg finished with the same score and went to extra time but former everton midfielder tim cahill‘s second goal of the game gave australia a 3—2 win on aggregate. they must now play either panama or honduras for a place in russia. it was meant to happen and we deserved it. it was a tough game. we believed and we knew that it was going to go to the end. it is a great feeling to win because we have worked so hard to be where we are today. liverpool have been dealt a big blow with the news that a key player sadio mane could be out for up to six weeks with a hamstring injury. the forward has scored three goals in five league appearances this season, and is set to miss the games against manchester united and tottenham plus both champions league group fixtures against maribor. mane picked up the injury during his country senegal‘s 2—0 world cup qualifying win over cape verde last saturday. the premier l

they were pipped by new zealand in their semi—final, then jamaica in the bronze medal match.renching to get it taken away by, i think it was 20 seconds and one goal. so we want to get that final and prove that we're notjust the third placed team, we want to be up there competing for one and two. the 2018 commonwealth games is fast approaching and harten hopes to be selected for her third games. it's down in australia, on the gold coast, so it's kind of a home away from home for me down there, but to represent my country, to be part of team england and to wear the red dress, ultimately, is my dream and that's what i train for every day. the focus is now england and a fast approaching series with malawi, and two games at the copper box on the olympic park in london. the london crowds are always, in my opinion, the best. they're crazy. malawi are really sneaky and smart and they're a really core african team that really play the game differently, so it'll be great to get out there in london and show what we can do. the court drama against malawi starts in november. sara orchard,

they failed to qualify for the world cup last night, losing 1—0 to the republic of ireland who have pippeddraw for the two—legged play—off in november is next week. the republic could face italy or portugal among other seeded sides. james mcclean was the matchwinner in cardiff but there was despair for the welsh players and fans, especially after the highs of last summer when chris coleman took his side to the euro semi—finals. i can't say right now about my future because i'm not thinking about it. i'm thinking about a dressing room full of devastated players and staff. again, that elusive world cup has passed us by this time. the last of the european world cup qualifiers will be played this evening. portugal have to win against switzerland to avoid the play—offs and go to russia are automatically. cristiano ronaldo's side were favourites to progress but the swiss have been one of the form sides in qualifying. they have won nine out of nine so far going into that final match in lisbon. australia have won their world cup qualifier against syria. it came in extra time. they win the two — on

he said to me, i'm glad pip didn't know how to approach you. this is where i wanted my justice department to be. but i'm glad you made that decision. >> you presented it to him as a fait accompli and he said i wanted to suggest it to you but i didn't think that's appropriate. >> exactly. that's the relationship that should exist between anent. there were a long range of issues i never shared with him. where an indictment was going to be brought and he would read about it in the newspaper the next day. >> when president trump has repeatedly expressed anger toward his attorney general, specifically for having recused himself on matters related to the campaign, including the russia investigation. those expressions of the president to me seem unprecedented because anybody facing investigation expressing regret over somebody not being in a position to move the investigation one way or the other seems strange. how did that seem to you? >> unprus deecedented, unwise at helpful to the president. it might be said to e vince some consciousness of guilt o

i have promoted it all along the way pip think when you see some of the people who represent the house democrats, like adam schiff and the rest, people i have promoted in the party. getting them ready. it's up to the kau us the to select its next leaderships pip enjoy the support of my caucus. >> and you're not going >> i'm here -- the affordable care act, as you know, is very important to me. and i -- when the president became president, i saw the threat to it. i said, i gotta stay to take care of the affordable care act the. that's my tight. my mission. but also, to have women, women at the table. at the leadership table. i'm here to fight for our -- our better deal. better jobs. better pay. better future for the american people. i think that the biggest evidence for lack of experience in a job is the president of the united states. so -- i fully intend to make on the basis of my knowledge, my legislative -- i think i'm great legislator. i know the budget. i don't believe that i have -- self-promotion is a terrible thing. but clearly, somebody has to do it. >> thank you for your time

. >> i'm shocked pip was so excited to get to the finals, potentially. >> i wish -- we had plans.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's the perfect fit. i'm on the set with mel, will ferrell, and mark wahlberg. what sit like working with mel? >> tell him. tell him. >>> our exclusive look at "i, why it's getting

it came on shore again early sunday morning just outside of bill oxy, miss pip i the wind was blowing real hard and it pushed the water trait on up and then it was pushing the water so we can see down into the bay. nate is the first hurricane to make landfall in the state since hurricane katrina a surgeon literred the town with debris flooding the lob lobby of a casino and it it's parking garage, but ultimate lit nate left without causing any widespread detrucks. i'm extremely proud of the people who live here and who understand what this storm could have done. >> the hurricane lost most of its power as it moved into alabama and georgia. for people living in mobile, alabama, nate 's biggest mess came in the form of flooding to some homes and cars. in in new orleans the national weather service canceled the warning by 9 p.m. the mayor lifted a city-wide curfew after a few hours allow ing locals and tourists back on the famous streetsz. hurricane nate is the fourth hurricane to hit the us this than s. according to the head of fema the seemingly constant bir raj of storms are putting a s

one of the passion fruit pips landed into a hollandaise mix which i was not using for the fish dish.hollandaise and thought, oh my goodness, passion fruit hollandaise and believe it or not it really works. that's how i stumble along my road of finding things, quite often by mistake. another thing, cauliflower puree we were doing, this is in the book. someone had taken it too far and let it boil down with some milk so it caramelised. it was a big pan of cauliflower. so we couldn't throw it away. add a bit of butter to it and keep taking it down. we produced this very dark ca ramelised cauliflower which has now going from being cauliflower puree to celeriac puree, parsnip peree, everything caramelised. it works. every day in the kitchen is a discovery. definitely for me. let us talk about your latest book, hook, line and sinker. a lot of people find cooking fish very difficult because if you get it wrong, the margin of error between something which is overdone and awful and underdone, sorry, i didn't want sushi, people think it is tricky? yes, that is why have done the book. i want to

. >> i will be out there with my umbrella, hope to see all of you out there with pip on sunday. looking outside, we are looking great. looking at the vine right now eastbound side starting to heat up, westbound side looking good, quiet, delaware county looking, good, we're certainly starting to see vehicles hit roadway here but delaware county i-95 north, taking this to the airport we are looking good there. schuylkill at belmont avenue taillights in the eastbound direction. we can see movement here still looking good, just as it should but boulevard at fox street same story here headlights moving in the southbound direction. we did have an accident tinicum township that has new been since cleared. we are right now accident free which is nice, walt whitman just call this to your attention for my truck drivers , overnight riders, walt whitman bridge 20 minute closures, starting tonight or yesterday night and then tonight, so, 10:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. this is happening, just a head up on that. construction, this is out here as well north bound near quakertown that left lane is comp

last year, nico rosberg pip lewis hamilton to the title by a mere five points.t the length that he went to to beat hamilton last year. it was all about tiny margin is making a big difference. we are so won the edge with our driver weight, because the car is overweight, so lennie waite that we lose on our body, it will make us drive faster on the track, and there is a really scientific calculation — one kilo body weight is three hundredths of a second per lap, sorry, 400. lewis had a great run before the summer break and i think he took the championship lead from me before the break, so i really gathered my thoughts, every possible motivation, and i said, i will stop cycling because i might be able to lose those leg muscles. we had a four—week gap will stop so, no cycling, and i lost one kilo. after the summer break, we got to japan, andi the summer break, we got to japan, and i was on pole position by three hundredths of a second, and one kilo was four hundredths. who knew the secret7 cycling is bad if you're an f1 driver. back to football, and fa cup weekend, s

hamilton was pipped for the top spot on the timesheets in final practice by max verstappen.e briton's only rival for the championship sebastian vettel was third quickest just a tenth of a second off the pace. all looking good the lewis hamilton ahead of the mexican grand prix tomorrow. anthonyjoshua is just hours away now from the defence of his ibf and wba world titles against the stand—in challenger, carlos takam. 70,000 people are expected at the principality stadium in cardiff and among them will be our reporter alex gulrajani. alex are their fans there already, it is said to be a huge event in cardiff? it is. good evening. the fa ns cardiff? it is. good evening. the fans have been streaming in trying to get warm, it is cold in cardiff. hopefully it will be warmer inside the principality stadium. the roof will be closed and it will be the largest attended indoor fight of all time. it is the kind of numbers anthonyjoshua does time. it is the kind of numbers anthony joshua does now. time. it is the kind of numbers anthonyjoshua does now. 90,000 saw him beat klitschko at we

the seeds are inside the little pips. our show has been about creating the complexity ofjam. pips.he year after? for us, thits year. for them, they are doing it next year. best of luck. thank you both of you. how to build a universe by brian cox and robin ince is available to buy this thursday. pa rt part one. part one? yes. it is very much a starter pack. thank you. and it is available to buy this thursday. are not dressed in suits, but that does not excuse the behaviour. wand hand we have the remnants of former hurricane 0phelia pushing eastwards. —— we have. and we have heavy rain. the strongest winds across and still are across south—east scotland and north east england. we are looking at gusts of wind about 50, 60 mph and up to 70 mph at times. if you look at the cluster of isobars, it still is pretty windy with coastal gales. as the remnants pull away, it will drag the remnants pull away, it will drag the isobars with it and behind it, it will not be as windy. this morning in south—east scotland and north east england, strong wind. the risk of disruption to travel. we also ha

. >>> today a montgomery county walmart is launching the pip service. pick-up service. it allows them to pick up without leaving their cars. this is part of a full remodel of the hat fiedlshatfield store. >>> someone found a man dead in the schuykill river. we'll be right back. >>> graduating college comes with a lot of responsibility, finding a job, a place to live. recent college grads also face a count down to paying those student loans. student loans require repayment to begin six months after graduation. so if you graduated this past may that time is quickly approaching. here to talk about it is joan. she is president and ceo of credit counseling center. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> okay. so those bills will be coming up pretty soon. a lot of grads are not in that financial position to start paying them back. what is your financial advice there? >> you don't have a choice. you to pay them back. it is to put down your spending plan to see how you can manage the debt. it is about $100 for 10,000 owed. you're looking at $300. >> so it has to b

because on balance, here's all the things that i didn't like stomaching this aspect that you try to pipfrom a policy standpoint, an interesting couple of weeks ahead. that will be fascinating. we shift gears and president trump vowing to end the opioid epidemic. the people he is vowing to save. >> i didn't grow up thinking i was going to be a heroin addict. this is not what i want to be. >> what are your hopes and dreams? >> to get sober and have a family. at one point i thought i was going to and i lost the love of my life who overdosed. when i woke up, he was dead. wit. filed a claim, but... you know how they send you money to cover repairs and... they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, but... at the very end of it all, my agent... wouldn't even call you back, right? no, she called to see if i was happy. but if i wasn't happy with my claim experience for any reason, they'd give me my money back, no questions asked. can you believe that? no. the claim satisfaction guarantee, only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. only from allstate. accused of ob

. >> last night for world showed weather companies for fist pip of last ten years. >> 92 degrees. >> no it was 40s and 50s. >> last ten years. >> chicago and -- >> not in la. >> never mind. >> i'm hitting buzzer too early trying to get the answer. and it didn't listen to the question. >> prize goes to wisdom. >> yes, it does. >> i didn't say anything or hit the buzzer. >> let's go for it. good to go. >> there's a lifelesson in this somewhere. >> bid on the showcase show down don't bid over. >> it's not a hot one anymore that's a song by santana♪ ♪ ♪ >> there it goes. >> that's what you were singing. >> and there's a hot one♪ ♪ >> it just didn't sound like that. >> 8 now [ laughter ]. >> cooler air off norm and west. enjoying that the next couple days. fall like out there today. minimum of sawn and clouds. daytime highs in the mid 60s. keeping it dry this afternoon. so enjoy fall like afternoon. get out and rake >> or you can -- >> i'm not looking at you but get out and rake leaves. >> or mulch them with a lawn mower. >> or leave them long enough they blow into the neighbor's yard. >>

if you look at the president of china, shi gin pipping, he doesn't seem insecure about anything, but in education they're very insecure. they're sending teachers over, you know, to use the u.k., to the netherlands, to the u.s., australia to learn. and they're not, you know, not surprisingly they're not really looking at how we're teaching math, they're looking at how we get students interested in learning, how they love what they're doing in the classroom, and they're bringing some of that back. what i do worry about is it's not really coming the other way. there's a lot of resistance to, you know, american education maybe learning from other cultures n. the policy circles they're talking about, but when you try to filter some of that down, it feels really uncomfortable to have that discussion. >> it's translatedded into a different language here. a lot of the discussion about grit, essentially when they're talking about a what our students need to do, what they need to do to be grittier, just persevere regardless of whether they think they can, are getting good feedback -- [inaudibl

i just won't be a voice to call for it to be completely paid for pip aoed like to see as much pro growthax cuts as possible. i think we're in a unique position. after eight years what i considered a fairly anti-business and radical obama regulatory tax environment, our economy could really explode. the people who will benefit from that are these working middle class, americans that go to work and work very hard. they have not seen their incomes go up. they will be the ones that will be the beneficiary. that's where my party should stand. >> dana: do you think the democrats enjoy the republican infighting when you see president trump and senator corker battling it out? does that please them? >> well, you do have to laugh that a year ago you would have thought this was a democrat and republican spat going on between the battle between corker and trump, between twitter and whatnot. it's a big policy initiative being debated here. the question is all on the republican side of the table. do you want to deficit spend to give 80% of the tax cuts to 5% of the people at the top. democrat we have

trump blamed it on an unspecified gop senator stuck in the hospital unable to vote pip guess he madehis up because there was no hospitalized senator. it's true that cochran was recuperating at home after a medical procedure, but he was ready to fly to d.c. to vote anytime. the most embarrassing story of all was probably friday's resignation of secretary tom price. his exit followed impressive reporting by politico about all the private flights price took on the taxpayer dime. how's that for a refresh sh on the week? let's talk about wit seth man dell, operator for "the new york post," and his wife, bethany mendel, contributor at the federalist. a husband and wife duo here. as if to prove our point about the overwhelming amount of trump news, we have some new tweets in the past couple minutes from the president. let's put them on screen because they are shocking by any standard. the president says, "i told rex tillerson, our wonderful secretary of state, that he is wasting his time trying to negotiate little rocket man." meaning the leader of north korea. the president added, "save yo

take their wallet out, their cell phone out pip's standard procedure. or their bottle of whiskey. >> dana: i didn't have that. >> of course not, no. >> dana: well kevin post, everybody can follow him on twitter, you tube. he plays steel guitar for blake shelton. thank you. >> thank you, dana. >> dana: we're learning more about the panic and the weapons used in sunday's massacre. some using it to push for gun legislation. plus president trump in las vegas meeting with first responders and survivors. we expect to see him there any moment. meanwhile rex tillerson flat out dismisses a new report that he's leaving. >> i'm not from this place. but the places i come from, we don't deal with that kind of petty nonsense. and it is intended to do nothing but divide people. i'm just not gonna be part of this effort to divide this administration. there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. only one egg with better nutrition- like more vitamins d, e, and omega 3s. and 25% less saturated fat. only one egg good enough for my famil

we get into the season, two great pip, we thought it was going to be a pitching duel, we got to see them the first night. flip side, everyone's hitting home runs, bat thes are hot. >> jose altuve. >> the lil man, unreal. >> seven home runs this postseason, three-run shot, tied it up tonight, he's been fabulous. the warriors have been perplexing to watch as they hosted the pistons tonight. stephen curry this creeped me out. he arrived at the arena as jigsaw from -- yeah. also ugly, the warriors' play. kevin durant, he found the open lane for the dunk in the fourth quarter. klay thompson hits the three. cuts detroit's lead down to 4. 45 seconds left, durant for three, no good. andre iguodala from deep, not going to go. curry grabs a rebound, drops it out of bounds. warriors lose 115-107. but they led by as many as 14 points in this game. they overcame an 18-point deficit on friday night to beat the wizards. this team is not really taking the bull by the horns, grab the lead, and led the entire way to finish strong. that's been very different. because they've all had 25 turnovers in this ga

he picked -- a pip higher. 1.8%. thosethose are your numbers for germany for consumer prices.on the u.s. consumer prices today as well, which is not the core number for the americans, but it is up there in terms of being relevant to the overall inflationary story in the united states of america. let us check out your equity futures. you have got rising asian markets. you have got u.s. equity futures just tipping higher as well. .his >> donald trump is set to end subsidies under obamacare. the cost-sharing reduction payment helped cover deductibles and other out-of-pocket costs when they used the insurance plans. it is the trump administration's most drastic move yet to undermine the health care law after republicans in congress failed to replace the signature legislative accomplishment. donald trump is expected to refuse to certify the multinational accord to curb iran's nuclear program sufficiently serve u.s. interests. however, according to two senior officials, he will stop short of abandoning it. we will bring you that announcement from the u.s. president at 5:45 p.m. u.k.

behind me this is wip tailgate zone, you can take your shot, taking field goals, spin the wheel with pip and we have incredible permits like john and john midday at wip doing a live broadcast, but guess what, washington is, one of those teams, where fans , make the trip up to philadelphia, very easily. but guess what i have a brother and sister, pair of fans, where one the redskins, the redskins fan and thinks rebecca and then you have your brother, wes who is an eagles fan. first of all hoist older, hoist younger. >> i'm the older, the wiser. he is younger and more out of control one of the two. >> yes. >> reporter: when were you watching your sister growing up as a redskins fan and you are trailing behind her as an eagles fan were you thinking what is she thinking? >> i mean you have to learn from mistakes that were made before you, you have to progress and get berth as you go. >> the trailing is usually what the team is doing to mine , so-so things have gone well. >> older sisters are brutal. >> they are rough. >> so give me a prediction on the game today. so far we have better record

which is pretty pip cal for all members of congress. to efuse praise on john boehner, president obama, at odds entirely with what john kelly said one day ago. >> reporter: florida congresswoman frederica wilson firing back today, accusing white house chief of staff john kelly of lying. keeping alive the controversy over president trump's condolence call to a war widow. >> i heard his remarks and i heard him say that i bragged that i secured the money for the building of the fbi building in miramar. he can't just go on tv and lie on me. i was not even in congress in 2009 when the money for the building was secured. so that's a lie. how dare he. >> reporter: the congresswoman responding on cnn to kelly's searingly personal attack on her from the white house podium on thursday, where he falsely claimed she bragged about securing the money for a new fbi building in florida. >> the congresswoman stood up, and in the long tradition of empty barrels making the most noise, stood up there in all of that and talked about how she was instrumental

i went to the aclu pip -- i din go to all women's group. if this change was to be made solid, it had to be men working together with women. men putting equal citizenships for men and women. high on their human rights agenda. together with freedom of speech equal citizenship stature. i think that -- many of the men i worked with originally might have had doubts. they realized what the history was and how arbitrary that the limitations on what women could do were. they became feminists. >> another question? >> my name it reina i'm a recent graduate of law in florida. it's an honor to hear you speak today. in my last year of law school, i focused on native american rights. our teacher often referred to as the exception to exception. we'd open up our book and look at opinions. look at it and say it's ginsburg, what's going on. we look at opinions ginsburg. it's clearly ginsburg but it's scalia. one of those cases that shook me and that still to this day confuses me -- you don't look back and you're forward thinking. after that case, we had adop

now, with that being said, he represents china pip represent the usa, so you know, there's going to alwayst we have a very guide relationship. people say we have the best relationship of any president/president, because he's co-president also. now, some people might call him the king of china, but he's called president. >> it's just a fascinating -- how this relationship is not what we thought we were going to get. >> he has been so critical and his administration has been so critical of china and yet you can see how much he really respects xi jinping as a person and admires the fact that he's almost a king. but on this asia trip, on the first -- on the leg to china, there are all sorts of tensions right now. he has criticized the trade deficit between the u.s. and china. he has ---io iohas, you know, s china should be acting more forcefully on north korea. he okayed this investigation into the theft of intellectual property. there are pending authorities for importing aluminum from chooun. there are numerous areas he'll have to address privately with xi. but they also have all of these de

gilt market three pips higher. the focus will be on spain and likewise with the central bank decision this week. that is going to be the outflow of these markets. bank of japan, federal reserve, jobs numbers, and the bank of england. does a lot of things for traders to fear or embrace. manus cranny on the markets. let me take you to a barclays note. barclays has come through with a series of downgrades since the u.k. house builders downgraded number of these due to performance and political measures on u.k. housing. group's trading down by 3.6%. simmons is trading softer this morning. that's the u.k. housing sector. we also have edf. it's trading softer this morning by 3.13%. the losers are on the left. that means the market is trading lower. there are some interesting traits on the right-hand side. spanish banks of the outperformance this morning. up by 4.41%. bbva even is trading higher by 1.9%. bankia is trading up 1.8%. is it an all clear signal that we are getting for the market this morning? let's talk about

. >> is he pip ago today i'm just saying it's a lot of pressure.athlete they shall be striving for pressure and wanting to be out there with the ball in their hasn't. that's all i'm saying. >> this is when number four becomes number one. >> that's right. we already know all the studies about the dangers of smart phones, right? but you might not know that spending all day scrolling through your social media on your device kohl's take a toll on your skin. so coming up we'll explain how and what you can do to cut down on the risks. >> first though you've been hearing the foofighters all morning they'll be opening up the brand new anthem concert venue at the wharf tomorrow night. what a great way to open a venue watch a great way to open new neighborhood in d.c. we've got your front row seat coming up much it's 9:27. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> times like today they'll be testified for sure. nationals did not get eliminated last night. that's the great news. they did not play. you think it would good news to get an extra day of rest for the team. apparently they've and

think about his own future, they failed to qualify for the world cup losing 1—0 to ireland who have pippedrt to limit the euros but he was injured and watched from the stands. wales lostjoe allen to concussion. the republic won the match by a single loan. they lea pfrogged the republic won the match by a single loan. they leapfrogged the welsh into second in the group. taking that play—off place. after the highs of last summer, the welsh players and fans were distraught at the full—time whistle. i feel like i‘ve full—time whistle. ifeel like i‘ve come full—time whistle. i feel like i‘ve come up short. we haven‘t quite got there, no excuses about who we‘ve got playing. we‘re role in the same boat at the end of the day. it hasn‘t been enough. it has been a hell of an effort, it just hasn‘t been enough. i am absolutely gutted we haven‘t made. devastated. the republic of ireland and northern ireland need to beat two of the unseeded teams when the draw is made next week. there are some qualifiers to be played in europe tonight that they could face portugal or switzerland. italy, croatia denmark

dla and pip we know that that, the cumulative effect of the changes that are happening to disabled peoplele increase in the bureaucracy, the misunderstanding, the inaccuracy. in that time, it would be interesting to know what has changed practically on a day to level for you. it has move to being a system that supports you in work, toa a system that supports you in work, to a system where you have to justify every single thing you do, and actually, if you don‘t give them the right answer, sorry i have had an example where they said we think there is a cheaper taxi company that can get you to yourjob, you will have to use this one, then when we used that taxi company they didn‘t have any wheelchair accessible taxi, disabled people know best who their needs are and you have probably worked out the best and cheapest wa nt toy worked out the best and cheapest want toy do it. so the reality is, that, that this is a cut and britain needs to work up and rise against these kinds of changes that are taking on the fabric of society that isn‘t supporting disabled people. taking on the fabric of soci

this is pip which i have to do regularly. the 20 year is transferring.circumstances have not changed which they haven't, you should get the same on universal credit or potentially more. it has not worked out that way. i have not contacted them because i have spent my time writing to them asking them to hurry up writing to them asking them to hurry up with the payment. do you think the work and pensions secretary will listen to people like yourself?” think the department for work and pensions has done a lot of good work in pressuring the government. the only thing you have changed is the phone line will be free from november. in the scheme of things, thatis november. in the scheme of things, that is not the most important thing. that should have been from the beginning. look at the principles behind it, that should not have happened. they need to look more closely. six weeks is too long and the advance payments need to be clear. do you get any sign they will look at it again? together, and hearing the reality of what they are doing and the roll—out, the d

my constituent mr geoffrey elwell was transitioned from dla to pip in 2016 and he previously had thehe passed away, still without his appeal being heard. the appeal that took place two days later after his death awarded him posthumously a higher rate for both elements and backdated it to i “5; prime ' ' ’ stthls%’ ,,,,, ' death 1:10“? as”? if": "f f f ‘ consistency as; ,. , ‘7 rude and that it is paid. it will be paid as it is to not exist plus the 10% and reasonable moving costs. we are committed as ever to infrastructure investment, investing in it in it but it is important with a major change like ages to that we ensure that those compensation payments for people are being paid public —— like hs2. payments for people are being paid public -- like h52. thank you, mr speaker. this week the public at witnessed the most extraordinary spectacle of the prime minister ramping up the no deal rhetoric on brexit and backtracking on her commitment to stay in the single market and customs union for transition, all because she is afraid of the most right—wing, when prices are going up in our s

carbon emitting power resource that's helping grow the economy throughout the northwest and in oregon pip think you learned texas wasn't the only big open wide space around that poses difficulties getting to as we crisscrossed the great northwest. the next day i had the pleasure of accompanying the secretary to d.o.e.'s north wes national laboratory then to the hanford site up the cluster bomb "columbia" river from my own district in oregon. couple of observations from that visit are pertinent for today. first it was evident that abundant energy was critical to the success of hanford's operations which built nuclear reactors and produced plutonium. second, hanford and its cleanup operations led to advances in engineering practices, research and development and scientific activity necessary for the site's safe and secure operations. i was pleased to see the improvements being made in the cleanup there. that hadn't always been the case. it seems like they are finally on track. these advances led to development of a world class national laboratory and today the pacific northwest national lab

carbon emitting power resource that's helping grow the economy throughout the northwest and in oregon pip think you learned texas wasn't the only big open wide space around that poses difficulties getting to as we crisscrossed the great northwest. the next day i had the pleasure of accompanying the secretary to d.o.e.'s north wes national laboratory then to the hanford site up the cluster bomb "columbia" river from my own district in oregon. couple of observations from that visit are pertinent for today. first it was evident that abundant energy was critical to the success of hanford's operations which built nuclear reactors and produced plutonium. second, hanford and its cleanup operations led to advances in engineering practices, research and development and scientific activity necessary for the site's safe and secure operations. i was pleased to see the improvements being made in the cleanup there. that hadn't always been the case. these advances led to development of a world class national laboratory and today the pacific northwest national lab in collaboration and partnership with d.

officers candidate school class oc-2469 will have their first reunion at fort benning, 48 years after pipping on the gold bars of second lunalds. bine beyer buyer the men came from -- mr. beyer: the men came from 42 different states, representing all walks of life and backgrounds. they send the risks and volunteered to become army officers at the height of the veet unanimously war. after graduation over half received orders to vietnam and two classmates made the ultimate sacrifice. james dupont and thomas edgran. many others earned the purple heart. these men will renew the bonds forged 48 years ago. please join me in pausing to reflect on their sacrifices and extending them our thanks. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition. the gentleman is recognized for one anyone. >> thank you, madam speaker. today i rise to recognize the tremendous work of elizabeth dent who has been an invaluable part of the house appropriations subcommittee of agriculture for the past three years. elizabeth came to work with the subcommit

they pipped chile.—finals last season, city were one of the eight seeded sides and so avoided the champions lyon. chelsea ladies will meet swedish side rosengard. the first legs will be on 8the and 9th november, and the return games a week later. the welsh rugby union has changed it‘s selection policy for the senior side. they are scrapping the so—called gatland‘s law, which allowed for four wildcards to be used for players at clubs outside wales. now, only players with at least 60 caps will be allowed to play anywhere they like and still be considered for their country. that follows the australian system. the change in policy comes in today and will affect rhys webb who only has 28 caps and is due to join toulon next year. uncapped players playing outside wales can be picked but must return to wales upon completion of their club contracts, as must current welsh internationals unless they have 60 caps. it is complicated. look at the bbc website. in less than a fortnight, england‘s cricketers head to aus

they were just pipped to the play—off spot by slovakia.as scotland head coach with immediate effect. i‘m sure we will have more reaction to that on afternoon live in the next hour. i'm sure we will. that was unexpected, wasn‘t it? hour. i'm sure we will. that was unexpected, wasn't it? not so unexpected. his contract was up at the end of next month and it was a very shaky start to his qualifying campaign. it finished very strongly, just stumbled toward the end, but many scotland football watchers feel he made mistakes in their qualifying campaign and clearly the scottish football association have come to the same conclusion. i thought he might geta the same conclusion. i thought he might get a stay of execution but we will speak about it later. thank you very much. let‘s get more now on the latest round of brexit talks that have concluded in brussels — and the eu‘s chief negotiator, michael barnier has said that not enough progress has been made to move onto the next stage of talks. meanwhile, the brexit secretary, david davis has urged eu

. >> chairman, my time is expired pip yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. pearlnutter. the gentleman passes at the moment. gentleman from tennessee, mr. custoff is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you, mr. smith, for being here today. if i could, mr. smith, i think from my standpoint and listening to others question you today, really the most glaring problems is the length of time between when this breach occurred and when the public was notified. i of heard your explanations this morning. to that end, on september 7 when equifax reported they recently discovered, quote unquote, information, of course you knew back in july so, if i can back it up for just a moment, from a governance standpoint, did equifax have a pre-existing plan in place for a contingency such as this, for a breach such as this? >> if i may before i answer the question, point of clarification, i was not awaur in july there was a breach. i was not aware till mid-august as i of said before. and then not till lat