he's also level with alain prost.io with five wins and michael schumacher with seven, have won more world titles. for a long time it seemed as though no—one would ever get near schumacher‘s record of 91 grand prix victories, but hamilton is second on the list with 62, ahead of great names like prost, vettel, senna and alonso. hamilton has won a0 races in the last four years. hamilton already holds the all—time record for pole positions, broken at this year's italian grand prix. at 72 and counting, who knows where that figure will stand by the end of his career? of course — stats don't tell the whole story. but over the season hamilton appeared calmer, more consistent and more reliable than his rivals he is unbelievably competitive. he's probably the fastest guy over one lap who has given a formula 1 car. lewis has seen the potential of being with the best support team. he is delivering. i look at him as an individual, a driver, he probably has more natural ability than anybody else. i have a lot of respect for him. hi

he joins sebastian vettel and alain prost on four world titles, behind only michael schumacher.heresa may says there should be new codes of conduct,

more than ayrton senna, that's like alan prost, three off michael schumacher.he stays in the sport he could eat schumacher‘s record. and finally, five—time world champion ronnie o'sullivan has been given permission to wear trainers in his second—round match at the english open. yesterday he turned up to his match in trainers because of a sprained ankle and said afterwards that as a result of the strapping, he couldn't get his leather shoes on. despite his unusual attire, o'sullivan won the match against china's zhang anda — four frames to one. you wonder what he will turn up in next time? slippers? flip—flops? that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the short story writer george saunders has been speaking about becoming the second american author to win the prestigious man booker prize. his winning book lincoln in the bardo, is his first full length nove, and deals with the grief of abraham lincoln following the death of his young son, in 1862. well, earlier my colleague annita mcveigh asked him how he made the transition from a short

he joins sebastian vettel and alain prost on four world titles, behind only michael schumacher. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: theresa may says there should be new codes of conduct, designed to protect mps, or those working for them, from sexual harassment. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. new leadership of the us central bank. who will take on the top job when janet yellen‘s term ends bank. who will take on the top job whenjanet yellen‘s term ends in february? and one start—up is putting a twist on prefab compact homes by adding a designer touch. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could join us. hope you had a great weekend. we start in the us and the chance is president donald trump will reappoint —— the chances of donald trump reappointing janet yellen are looking slim. the commander—in—chief is looking for a replacement. we take a look at the front—runners. don't expect presidential level political campaigning. the decision on becomes who is the next bed share. who is in the running?

among the rubble our lilies prost attic legs. >> wow! everything is gone. my wheelchair.prosthetics. everything. i can even believe like i have no words.>> reporter: words has not failed her is much as her body has. she has a congenital condition where joints will been from the waist down. at the age of six she decided to have both legs amputated and where prosthetic legs and be active rather than keep her legs and be wheelchair-bound. >> they are part of her identity.>> reporter: she writes horses and run >>>. she even has a doll named mckenzie complete with prosthetics. when the fire claimed her legs, it also claimed some of her spirit. that is until the hangar clinic in san francisco made her a new parent legs for free. -- a new parent legs for free. >> to put that smile back on her face is priceless. >> we are surely bet slowly putting humpty dumpty back together again.>> reporter: the difference can only be measured in light years. >> when i get my legs, i get my confidence back. immediately.>> reporter: it sounds like you have her confidence back now. >> yes i do. i

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and panama should brace for us wrong and possibly dangerous rain, 15 to 20 inches are expected to prost parts of nicaragua, -- across parts of nicaragua, and many people have already died. at least 15 people are missing in costa rica alone. the flooding caused 5000 people to seek emergency shelter. right now, nate is on track to cut across the tip of mexico's yucatan peninsula as a tropical storm sometime late friday night. with the storm barreling toward the gulf coast, the mayor of new orleans isn't taking any chances. declared a state of emergency and explained a drainage issue. 8 to 10 inches fell on the city in one day which caused pumps and turbine power stations to stop working. >> once again we find ourselves in familiar territory, threatened by another storm coming our way. >> starting saturday at noon we will have 140 pump operators and 42 personnel activated, offering -- operating 24/7 >> the main concern is storm surge. some low-lying areas in louisiana have been ordered to evacuate. governor john bell edwards evacuated -- activated 1300 national guard troops including 15 to

frenchmen alain prost also has four, whilejuan manuel fangio won the title five times back in the 1950sstill michael schumacher, on seven world titles, between 1994 and 200a. there were plenty of congratulatory messages from the sporting world. and fellow british racing great nigel mansell said: plenty more on our bbc news app. this hello again, good morning. this is the first widespread cold night of the season. it's been a very mild month so far. we've still got a few showers, actually, running down the north sea by the morning, hitting some coastal areas of england. but otherwise, with that high pressure building in, it's led to clear skies, light winds, and temperatures have been falling away sharply — particularly in the countryside, where there'll be at least a grass frost, and perhaps, in some areas, an air frost as well. either way, it's going to be a cold start in the morning. there'll be a lot of sunshine around, mind you. those showers around the wash, norfolk, suffolk, fading through the morning, and then we'll start to see some changes in the north—west. we're trying to get

frenchmen alain prost also has four, whilejuan manuel fangio won the title five times back in the 1950stime plenty of congratulatory messages coming in from the sporting world. among them is usain bolt who used the hashtags #anythingispossible and #dontthinklimits. "congratulations lewis," wrote nico rosberg, who beat hamilton last year to claim the f1 title. "well deserving champion! also brilliant for team mercedes to clinch both titles." and fellow british racing great nigel mansell added his own praise, saying the win was, in one word, "brilliant." this is bbc news. hello again, good morning. this is the first widespread cold night of the season. it's been a very mild month so far. we've still got a few showers, actually, running down the north sea by the morning, hitting some coastal areas of england. but otherwise, with that high pressure building in, it's led to clear skies, light winds, and temperatures have been falling away sharply — particularly in the countryside, where there'll be at least a grass frost, and perhaps, in some areas, an air frost as well. either way, it'll be

frenchmen, alain prost, also has four, whilejuan manuel fangio won the title five times back in the 1950sme is still micheal schumacher on seven world titles between 1994 and 200a. there were plenty of congratulatory messages from the sporting world. usain bolt used the hashtags "anything is possible" and "don't think limits." "congratulations, lewis," wrote nico rosberg. "well deserving champion!" also brilliant for team mercedes to clinch both titles." and fellow british racing great nigel mansell said the win was, "in one word, brilliant." a doctor involved with historic surgery in india, to separate twins born joined at the head, says one of the toddlers has regained consciousness. jaga has now opened his eyes and responded to simple commands. his twin, kalia, is on medication to control seizures and isn't yet conscious. the two—year—old boys were born fused at the skull and shared some blood vessels. the procedure took more than 16 hours. doctors say they're pleased with their progress so far. hello again, good morning. this is the first widespread cold night of the season. it's been

he joins sebastian vettel and alain prost on four world titles, behind only michael schumacher. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. i am in charleston, the biggest city in the state of south carolina in the south of america. todayit carolina in the south of america. today it is sunny and picturesque, but charleston's prosperity was built on the back of the slave trade. nearly half of all of america's slaves arrived at this port. behind me, the slave market, where they were sold and bought. the struggle for freedom has where they were sold and bought. the struggle forfreedom has been where they were sold and bought. the struggle for freedom has been long and bloody. one of the most iconic fighters was martin luther king. my guest is his daughter, dr bernice king. what does she make of race relations today? dr bernice king, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. you are ceo of the king centre in atlanta, georgia, like your late father, martin luther king. you preach coexistenc

he prosted, "prayers up -- he posted, "prayers up," and "get well seen, fellows," after pictures of playersith injuries. >>> local gas prices have fallen almost 50 cents in the last five weeks. you'll remember prices spiked when hurricane harvey damaged refineries off the gulf coast. aaa mid-atlantic says they've been dropping as refineries come back on line. the lowest prices in software, drivers pay being $2.25. south jersey drivers paying $2.33. prices are the highest in the philly five-county area with the average, $2.64. >>> speaking of drivers, let's find out how many are on the schuylkill. >> jessica boyington has you covered. >> we're just getting to that time when we're starting to see a little bit of extra volume. cameras eastbound toward center city, here is westbound. moving toward king of brush aso far, so good. -- king of prussia, so far, so good. typical delays. not typical here. mass transit, septa's train 7218 running about 38 minutes late. check that before you g. an accident at 2 02 at boot road. and a blockage on shelt cheltenhchel-- at cheltenham avenue. >> thank you. 6

let's keep the focus on the soldiers, on the family, beyond politics and prost this inquest with fact-finding not fault finding. >> thank you very much. coming up on "new day", we will have an exclusive interview with congresswoman frederica wilson. we will get her reaction to president trump and general kelly's comments yesterday and talk about how the john son family is doing, straight ahead. >>> all right. so what happened on that tragic day in niger? remember, that's the way you have to show respect for loss of life here. sure you make your condolence call. what happened to them? where is the accountability? why is john mccain saying it may take a subpoena to get the information he says is required. we have the latest on the look. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same vie

lee statue that first sparked the earlier prost b protest.because a tarp is over the shroud. the mayor of charlottesville tweeted this. in the meantime, we are looking at all of our legal options. stay tuned. another tweet. this from the governor of virginia terry mcauliffe. >>> hollywood producer harvey weinstein is accused of sexual harassment. some of the information that is coming out is really pretty disturbing. had he a high profile adviser in lisa bloom. but now she has quit. so where does he go? >>> plus, "saturday night live" pays tribute to the victims of the las vegas massacre with the man who was on stage as the shooting started. country music singer jason aldean. ♪ and i won't back down hey baby ♪ no, i'm scheduling time to go to the bank to get a mortgage. ugh, you're using a vacation day to go to the bank? i know, right? just go to lendingtree dot com. get up to five loan offers to compare side by side for free. wow, that's great. wait, how did you get in my kitchen? oh, i followed a raccoon in through your doggie door. [gasps]

whatever politics, old or new, were being prost letized. engaged at the pentagon parking lot. the u.s. military, the infantry exercising crowd control that struck me as unnecessarily provocative and at that moment, i understood how you can find yourself caught up in mob psychology. i saw good people being treated as if they were bad people, which they clearly were not and they knew it. these were the early days of the anti-war movement when it was innocent and hopeful. sadly, for our country, and tragically for those involved, our leaders kept this in the fighting for five more years and so many more deaths and so much more bitterness. and that's hardball for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hays" starts now. >>> debunking the kelly attack. >> even someone that empty a barrel, we were stunned. >> the white house chief of staff caught in a lie and there's video to prove it. >> didn't tell the truth and he needs to stop telling lies on me. >> congressman fredricka wilson's speech in its entirety as president trump's gold star

all right shahed prost thank you so much for bringing us some of that analysis greatly appreciate it. all right and now we have some new developments in our other top story spain's king philip it is set to address the nation on television about twenty minutes from now he's expected to comment on the crisis over catalonia is bid for independence in barcelona thousands of people are still out on the streets after a day of protests in support of independence many businesses stayed closed and supporters blocked roads and subway stations the crisis has deepened since sunday when the national government use police to try to stop a disputed referendum catalonia as leaders have called for international mediators to help resolve the crisis. and as the nation prepares to hear from the king of spain himself over these escalating tensions let's gauge how his address might go down and for that stephen burgeon is a journalist based in barcelona he joins us now good evening stephen how unusual is it for the king to make a televised address and can he play a mediating role. it's very unusual except o

newsgroup you can also whatsapp us the number is hopefully coming up on your screen prost nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine don't forget to use a.j. news great when you connect with us now it's a grim milestone for us here at al-jazeera it's been three hundred days since our colleague mahmoud a saint was arrested and imprisoned in egypt human rights and media organizations have joined on at work in denouncing is detention and a calling for his immediate release that name spoke to his family about how his coping. in the three hundred days mahmoud hussein has been in prison his family says he's grown depressed he's accusing the egyptian authorities of denying him legal rights and medical treatment and providing inadequate food and clothing he is father to nine children my sisters and brother face social stigma every day in their schools everyone calls them that they are sons and daughters of petitioners. and they are not tool or flipping during egypt they are not safe each one of us is not safe no man. hussein is an egyptian journalists who is based in qatar working fo

that is more than ayrton senna, that as alain prost level, three of michael schumacher.e witnessed a maximum 147 break at the english 0pen snooker. liang wenbo, who is the defending champion, did it against tom ford in his second round match at the tournament in barnsley. if nobody equals that this week, it could be worth £42,000 to him. that's all the sport for now. back to you. it's already the world's fastest growing humanitarian crisis, and this evening thousands of rohingya refugees are spending a fourth night stranded close to the bangladesh border, in conditions described by aid agencies as dire. hundreds of thousands have left their homes in the rakhine state in myanmar, after an offensive from the burmese army, who say rohingya militants had attacked police checkpoints. more than 582,000 rohingya muslims have now fled across the border into bangladesh. these pictures show some of the nearly 15,000 refugees stranded there for the last three days, prevented from moving further into bangladesh and with limited food and water. clive myrie has been to see conditions

that's more than ayrton senna, that's alain prost level, three off michael schumacher. but not bad going. that is all the sport. more in the next hour. now on afternoon live, let's go nationwide and see what's happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. we've been talking about the performance of hospitals slumping across the uk. the findings from the bbc online nhs tracker shows that two nhs trusts in kent have missed the three key targets over the last twelve months. rob smith from bbc south east today is here and will tell us more in a minute. and i'm alsojoined by geraldine peers from bbc south today in oxford, who has news about a story of a royal visit in the city today to open a new student centre. to rob in tunbridge wells first — a worrying set of results for two of your region's hospitals? yes, it's easy to look at the tracker, put in the postcode and it brings up the statistics. it turns out that east kent nhs trust which is one of the biggest nhs trusts in the country is second from bottom in the country is second from

he is now level with sebastien bettel and alain prost, that'll pushed him neck and neck all year.tewart. we will hear from great sirjackie stewart. we will hearfrom him in a moment. what else has he got to target? well five could be achieved next year to grow level with fangio. and above all others is michael schumacher on seven world titles. he won 91 grand prix. hamilton has won 62 races so you work it out, what, 20 odd races every year so it could be matched in the next three years perhaps. it is asking a lot if. wins one every asking a lot if he wins one every season. he says is already thinking about number five though after becoming the most successful british driver. as i say, not as he would've liked it because he couldn't even get onto the podium at the mexican grand prix. he finished ninth. a really dramatic opening lap because his title rival into him. hamilton has a puncture and had to go into the pits. he dropped to the back of the pits. he dropped to the back of the field and clawed his way back to ninth. but the german couldn't achieve the top two finish that he nee

he joins sebastian vettel and alain prost on four world titles, behind only michael schumacher. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.