ismet and shah, thank you.e minister will give a speech about brexit next friday. it's the one that has been keenly anticipated. what do we know about this speech? if anyone can tell us, nick watt can. we've been waiting for this speech. it has been talked about, what do we know? it was announced the speech will take place in florence and is the most significant speech theresa may has made since lancaster house injanuary which set out the framework of the government policy. essentially what the prime minister is doing, she will show some love for europe by going to what number 10 is describing as the historic heart of europe. really, what she is doing by going to the birthplace of the renaissance is to illustrate her point that the uk is leaving the eu but it is not leaving europe. what she wants to do in this speech is show how the uk wants to form what she is calling a deep and special partnership with europe, and by doing that maybe you can unlock change, change the atmosphere in these brexit talks that are

major landowner, shah three state, say they wanted to diversify. 0ne landowner, shah three state, say it is to bring restaurants from across east asia. as you enter chinatown through the get by on the cover you can see a number of different cuisines already. from this japanese—style vogelbach to a their burmese restaurant. —— burger bar to this vietnamese restaurant. burmese restaurant. —— burger bar to this vietnamese restaurantlj burmese restaurant. —— burger bar to this vietnamese restaurant. i don't mind other asian restaurant in chinatown, but within a number, because we need to keep diversity in chinatown. because chinatown is chinese restaurants, right? it is not pan asian. i preferjust to be chinese food. you can have a vietnamese town or a japanese town, you can have different food. different asian food, thai food...|j have not been to china myself, but when i do come here, ifeel as though it... i can get a little taste of china. the landowners say the chinatown needs to keep up with london's fast moving food scene. the chinatown needs to keep up with london's fast moving foo

let's bring in danny shah professor at the city university in new york and representative of the people's congress of resistance thanks so much for joining us today thank you and now there have been recent escalations between the u.s. and north korea mostly with north korea's prime minister speaking with reporters in new york just yesterday now he made very inflammatory comments like wealthy who won't be around much longer and also claim the u.s. had declared war when in fact they have not can you really gauge a tweet as a declaration of war. well riyal hold the foreign minister of north korea has every right to defend his homeland surely the united states if their airspace were violated would shoot down any planes that violated that is space the u.s. is no fly zones over iraq over libya. which is a clear violation of international law so i think it's important to see who the aggressor is in this situation in the north koreans even according to the joint chiefs of staff who released a statement are merely trying to protect their country and on the foreign minister also said that the north

which were recanted by naz shah, not so much by ken livingstone...were suspended for a time from the party. the labour party has dealt with that. it is not dealt with it. it had the worst enquiry you could imagine. it was an inquiry that lasted about three weeks. lots of people were invited to submit their thoughts. i submitted some thoughts. no sign at all that the lady leading the inquiry had read them, or that she'd read very, very much submitted byjewish thinkers and writers and talkers. the inquiry was — the inquiry found almost nothing. it was framed in the crudest possible language, saying that some things make people uncomfortable, and so we should change the words a little. the rabbi says, he is talking of his group in thejewish community, we don't accept that anti—semitism is right on the labour party. —— rife in the labour party. the examples that have been repeated in the media, many have been reported in accurately, and only a very few seem to be genuine examples of anti—semitism. i just wonder why you have chosen to invest so much in th

and saddam to come to an agreement on the shuttle out of water way to the shah's favor and saddam was then given a green light to remaster credit cards henry kissinger said at the time that politics is not a missionary activity my fear of the kurds of syria is that as the war does come to a conclusion that the us will abandon them and allow the trucks to deal with them on that without any interference that's a possibility i hope it doesn't happen say the kurds the big aka suddenly in terms of economic philosophy that some people say it's of the neo marxist movement really not that akin to door trail to know it was well behaved turkey traditionally it was a communist movement but it is moved on a great deal in those states particularly since because of the fall of communism and also because a dollar or two on the leader of the p.k. who is a true christian has and sells come up with new policies new ideas and was very much in favor of a ceasefire with the turkish government didn't want to pursue an armed struggle with the the current syria are not case any of them that's how to proceed

>> reporter: umair shah is the director of harris county public health. he's checking on houstonians having difficulty. >> we're encouraging everybody using as much protection as possible. >> reporter: while shah's biggest concerns are illnesses that can collect in the water and the air, he's also worried about people's mental health. her home flooded and she moved into a hotel. she said the sound of water running through her room's air conditioner terrifies her. >> i was crying and i start to see if there's water in the street. >> reporter: she's looking to those next door for comfort. >> that's neighbors looking out for neighbors. that's what we do. >> reporter: shah says that connection with the community is critical to overcoming harvey's devastation. >> reporter: how big of an issue will mental illness be? >> it's going to be devastating. there is so much we don't know how this has impacted people and that's always my concern is the silent part of this is what people don't recognize. >> reporter: dr. shah believes that many of the people we spoke wit

inll with us is ashish shah new york.latility, is this the diplomatic way of addressing currency strength in the modern day speech of the ecb ? why wouldn't they just say it? why theym not sure wouldn't say it, but that is what they are referring to, dollar euro at 1.20 is something that the ecb is becoming uncomfortable with. i think maybe they talk about volatility because were we to levelsound 1.20, these for the foreseeable future, i don't think they would be concerned. they are more word about the carries of the currency ongoing. sooner or later, that dampens the inflation outlook, which means they will have to adjust the in place and policy. jonathan: some people may say it is because of the speech, but i'm seeing a big difference in the swissie and japanese yen. does the market really by any of this verbal intervention from the ecb at all? bit.: a your previous guest was talking about the bond market. bond yields came down significantly on thursday and friday in the aftermath of the ecb press conference, which clea

boss has made him a leader on the pitch and shah paid him back by scoring his first goal in two and a half years. despite the euphoria surrounding him he's keeping his feet firmly on the ground. we've only played five been just league games so far that isn't much we have to try and win our game on saturday and that won't be easy we have to be on top of our game. men love to play the namesake's at the risk. dog and have lost just one of the last ten encounters. has a knack of scoring against grabbing three in his last two home games against the foles something he and the team will want to continue. the feeling within the team is good you can see that the team trusts its abilities playing well and working well as a team all of that's important to win a game and. that's our news wrap join us again the top of the hour in the meantime you can check out our website follow us on twitter thanks for watching. my first by saying. i come from. something as simple as not.

i want my son to play and approach the game like you shah shah -- sharif.ake could be i want you to have your energy, i could say good about all you guys, you have brought a positive energy, but i want to tell you this, guys, the players have built a culture here it comes from great people, like great people, guys who were sitting where you are sitting now, they are you guys. if you can show the kids you feel that pain and love, you feel all the things they are feeling, i think so that's really important nowadays. i don't think you can coach and teach the game and get the kids to be great and be as good as they can without some kind of understanding that you're at some level equal to them in terms of your emotions and feelings. >> build that culture and don't less than anything but perfection from each other. if times are down, things switch put your arm around him. you can be tough with him because he is your brother because you love him. >> >> reporter: now there's a guy who truly bleeds cherry and white. i'm morgan siegfried jamie back to you. >> where d

one of the shah. was a mess here and all of it all your. money going to them i want to know what you call. you know you are. you. with me even the most. well yes there's a. reason to be. yes what you need to do this. one will come it's going to be that. i'll give you i know not i got. it. aha. and. i know our own. so our next steps now is that we're going to bring you the officers over on the ships here and return days in the new year this works from step towards earth to know which is. now the person to. know the laureus leave the day. it's a very good story very good very bad day. several targets across the border we didn't have any information on what type of vessel it was the full of the usual on them although their behavior on the radar you know very similar all to what we've seen and possible told us when they'd be able to vote send the said one try to manage to run away because. we were busy with the two other both. those two. missile the first all right we all do a. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accep

one of the shah. it was a mess here wasn't all of it all you're. going to them i want to know what you call. them out that will ya. but i mean this has been the smallest of the. reasons that we did. not. need to do this. one will come it's going to be that. i'll give you i don't think i got. it. aha. and. i know. you i don't know why i felt. so our next steps now is that we're going to bring you the officers over on the ships here for interrogation and then to hear this words from support her to know which is. now the person to. know if you will or use leave the day. it's a very good story very good very good day. several targets across the border we didn't have any information on what type of vessel it was be full of visual on them although their behavior on the radar you know very slim it all to what we've seen and possible told us with navy helped with both and said one tried to manage to run away because. we were busy with the two other both. due to a. missile the first all right we all do a. here's what people have been saying about redacted t

brought that up with other than the shift of the shah to its own. out of same. clinical unless of course anybody who shall blockheads just how. out of these she did how to. gene into a paid. late then i want to show they haven't. that is at least a little. good treatment. and even then. there are you know old habits or the if you say that i know that it will be. every time a terrorist attack happens all these people are out there screaming and isis is so bad someone needs to do something against them someone needs to do something against them and for me was like yeah why don't we do something against them because it's our problem islamic states claims it was behind the man just a terror attack on our top story group bad news coming from bangladesh. francais killed the priest by cutting his throat on the russian airliner in the sinai desert during two hundred twenty four ice is acting community in every country and it's like people are paying attention for one day two days and acting as if everything will be normal and. that's not just not right. ten years of mil

lipica shah is an instructor for the american red cross. what is the difference between a sprain and a strain? - a sprain is the stretching or tearing of ligaments at a joint, and a strain is the stretching or tearing of your muscles and tendons. so just different body parts. - [alexa] so what do we do? - so let's all get on the ground. because if you hurt your ankle, you'd be on the ground, right? regardless of whether it's a sprain or a strain, we treat it the same way, using the acronym rice, r-i-c-e. it stands for rest, immobilize, cold, and elevate. rest just means stay in the position that we found it. if it's at an awkward angle, i wanna leave it that way, 'cause straightening it out could cause the injury to be worse. immobilize really only come into play if i need to move cami somewhere else, like if it's unsafe where i am. i wanna make sure that her injury isn't gonna move from its position while we are moving. so i might have to do something to keep it in place. cold is really one of the most important things, and that's exactly

from delray beach, florida, please welcome sean shah. >> whoo! yes! >> what's up, brother?easure to meet you. >> bring it in.

from delray beach, florida, please welcome sean shah. >> whoo! yes! >> what's up, brother?. >> whoo! [cheers and applause] whoo

to walk us through the must-haves is lipica shah from the american red cross. so, where do we begin? - well, every home needs to have at least one portable first aid kit and it should be in a place that's easy accessible to everybody and everybody should know what that place is. kits can come ready-made, containing lots of items, or you can make one yourself and customize it, but every kit needs to have a few basic items like a first aid guide. this is your one-stop shop for every skill, every injury, every illness that you might need. so, you don't have to worry about what to do; it's all in the guide. you should also have bandages of various sizes and some antiseptic wipes or alcohol wipes to clean a wound. you should also have some gauze. gauze comes in different sizes, so you can kind of decide what you might need for your own needs. then you need a compress, something that you can break to make something cool. a pair of scissors to cut tape, if necessary. a cpr breathing barrier or face shield is a really good idea to have, especially if you have cpr train

not going to shine shah. leave you might leave me and went against him. ok let's take a look now at how germany has been readying to head to the polls and what we could expect from tomorrow's vote across everything is our correspondent john hawkins is also with me in berlin down it's want to know what's the anticipation like heading in to the voting what do you think is going to be the big issues that could decide this. well neal the last political campaign rallies of course were held yesterday an election which is unlike you really to hold any groundbreaking surprises some commentators are saying we could see an expected result like you know bricks at all the elections don't trump most though on labeling it well outright a little boring to be honest the paper is going this morning with headlines the berlin excited about the younger voters saying they feel the issues being discussed relevant to them and that's leading to alienation among the voter group devote here the very popular german paper going with a more philosophical headlines key vitus and where

. >>> best known for her role as shah that williams on the walking dead, she will don a uniform to play michael bern m. that was right? >> yeah. >> in the new series star trek discovery. before our conversation, a clip from star trek discovery. >> 10:15. warning, proximity alert. scanning for data base recognition. i cannot be confirmed. cling on. >> the united federation of -- >> as we say in any neighborhood, that's high cotton. thabs high cotton. the star trek franchise. >> who's running things? >> when i was wrapping up on walking dead -- >> what a wrap-up that was. >> thank you. that was already happening. when i knew that the network and the producing team and the writers were going to go boldly and have a black woman be at the helm. i was very, very moved by that. >> i would love to hear what their argument, explanation was to why they thought that a sister should lead the enterprise. it's a bold move, and i love it. i love it. but what did they say to you? did you look at them sideways like -- what you talking about, willis? >> what are you talking about willis? >> when i heard

but on and off shah and his friends arrived from afghanistan in two thousand and fifteen. and they don't understand why the a.f.p. supporters are so upset. some of them don't have jobs or money so they complain about mrs merkel but that's wrong. in germany everyone can work get training and find a good job and. i think. the chancellor makes a low profile departure she just as soon avoid this crowd. this is the city of new tricks often in southwestern germany some c.d.u. supporters are also opposed to merkel's refugee policy. it's just the ones i'm really concerned i want my country to be safe i want secure borders so we know he were letting in. a year ago americans poll numbers were down many blamed her for a series of terrorist attacks but she managed to regain much of her popularity still there are some here who are not pleased with the chancellor. there shouting get out and america must go. nuts. of course islamist terrorism poses a huge challenge. madded i'm in town. but we can't find it with shouting doing. five thousand and thirty that national. we can only face the

are people were dying we would like to think the army and pay tribute to them for lifting the siege shah that will think god we have been safe from a terrible ordeal things will be different now but hide that we want to thank the syrian army for lifting the blockade and freeing us from islamic state. russia's involved in the aid effort sending supplies into newly liberated parts of the city for the past three years locals have depended on air drops and middle east analyst on my walk off told us the latest advances could spell the end for islamic state in syria. the entire episode of the syrian army of reaching the city of daters or of breaking the scene and isis forces dias forces you know fleeing this space. you know no real resistance is a huge turning point in a sense because suddenly this sort of fearsome enemy is you know fleeing the battlefield and is not able to. you know. in a sense incredible. how do you say the sting operation the forces that have been separated from the main city about months ago are now liberated they've been through terrible ordeal themselves as well. forces

but on and off shah and his friends arrived from afghanistan in two thousand and fifteen. and they don't understand why the a.f.p. supporters are so upset. some of them don't have jobs or money because they complain about mrs merkel that's wrong. in germany everyone can work get training and find a good job and. i think. the chancellor makes a low profile departure she just as soon avoid this crowd. this is the city of new digs often in southwestern germany some c.d.u. supporters are also opposed to merkel's refugee policy. it's just the ones i'm really concerned i want my country to be safe i want secure borders so we know he were letting in. a year ago americans poll numbers were down many blamed her for a series of terrorist attacks but she managed to regain much of her popularity still and there are some here who are not pleased with the chancellor. there shouting get out and america must go. yes. of course islamist terrorism poses a huge challenge. but we can't fight it with shouting doing right in. five hundred they kinda says that he's not sure. we can only face the

is rohit shah muslim minority have fled to neighboring bangladesh. whistle is what what rights groups described as a campaign of violence agains. that is being burned to the ground. that she was also triggered widespread condemnation from around the world sparking protests. such as the one you can see that. as far afield as neighboring countries also. as far afield as japan as you can see that people are protesting that applied so the range of people. at least one thousand kills and well over two hundred thousand place. this is the un refugee agency's latest estimate on the recent wave of violence in burma. i think that it's going to be one of the worst. disasters. that the world at add to him are has seen and recent. high years. throw him yes it a burly security forces and buddhist mobs are responsible for the violence accusing them of burning villages shooting civilians indiscriminately and forcing people to abandon their homes. the military has rejected these claims and said a minority group had burned their own homes and village. although they ha

this well which rightly belongs to iran's people also goes to shore up the shah rolla sod's dictatorship fuel yemen civil war and undermine peace throughout the entire middle east we cannot let a murderous regime continue these destabilizing activities while building dangerous missiles and we cannot abide by an agreement if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program. the iran deal was one of the worst and most one sided transactions the united states has ever entered into frankly that deal is an embarrassment to the united states and i don't think you've heard the last of it believe me it is time for the entire world to join us in demanding that iran's government and its pursuit of death and destruction it is time for the regime to free all americans and citizens of other nations that they have unjustly detained and above all arounds government must stop supporting terrorists begin serving its own people and respect the sovereign rights of its neighbors the entire world understands that the good people of iran want change and other than the vast military power o

prosecutor christine shah read a letter from the boy's maternal grandmother. >> brendan was well cared for. i long to reunite with him one day. >> reporter: d.j. creato's parents were in court and so was brendan's mother. a 14 minute video was played showing dozens of pictures of the toddler from his short life. the only thing creato said in court was the word no when the judge asked if he had anything to say. >> my grandson is not guilty. >> reporter: ma'am, he admitted it. >> he admitted to stopping -- well, he took a plea bargain. >> reporter: brendan's mother and prosecutors refused to comment after sentencing but d.j. creato's family maintains he's innocent. his first trial ended in a hung jury. >> it was too big of a gamble to go a second time around so he took the plea bargain and my wife and i and a lot of family and friends still believe in his innocence. >> what he pleaded to was recklessly causing his son's death. and that is a far cry from what he was charged with initially which was intentionally causing his death. >> reporter: creato will have to serve at least six and a

pangea valley over ten years ago and i'm confident here today that your friend that his friend ahmed shah masood spirit stand with us today because of what he represented to an afghanistan pulling together president ghani forming a unified government among so many constituencies following the first democratic transition in afghanistan and history while battling an active in insurgency inside your own country it's not only a difficult undertaking but it's a historic achievement by the afghan people it's not a tidy process in a charred work and despite enormous political pressures you have demonstrated a commitment to put your country and the people of afghanistan first you have also made clear that the afghan government and security forces remain responsible and in the lead for securing your country with our new conditions based south asia strategy we will be better postured to support you as your forces turn the tide against the terrorists. as nato secretary general stoltenberg said last week at the united nations this is about making sure that afghanistan doesn't want to get to become a

under the shah so much they took on it because of the jokes all the leaks that. he. was. going to go make. their demands on and on to be. all on the hogs are good for the city kind of this long enough. to. get. to. became the took hold i'm going on that all the. women want to go. to. the east. the e.u. . to bangor sitting beside me to go to get the news in the world with them to go through with. the e.u. or. how i think we could see some record breaking september heat across eastern parts of australia over the next couple days for the south it looks a little more chilly than that that little area cloud just making its way across the bite just rolling across that southwestern codesa some time weather here that's where the cooler weather will come into further north but he very much in place that right failed on the hot winds coming right house of the interior pushing over towards the east coast as we go on through the next day i'll say it twenty four celsius in paris been for wednesday getting up to around twenty three in melbourne and into adelaide but just fifteen houses

under the shah so much they took on the children because of the jokes of the leaks that. i. was. going to go make. their it. all on the hog a good. weekend. long enough. to. tell me. became the took hold them down on that old young. woman on. the ear. to ear. to bangor say that she decided to go to japan museum near the school diploma goes there with. the e.u. and. egypt is now china's biggest trading partner in africa more than ten thousand chinese and living in cairo and wanted to see the pyramids in september one thousand nine hundred five i came with my friends to egypt many started a small trade is what i now successful in business shifting and i began to do business in two thousand and three or two thousand and four at a time it was small but then it began through experimentation al-jazeera well meets the growing chinese community in egypt egypt made in china at this time. how i think maybe i say the heat a biting across eastern parts of north america over the next couple of days what remains of hurricane maria tropical storm rita that's in the process of pulling away is wh

under the shah so much they took on the children because of the jokes all the clinics that. he. was. going to go and make. their. all on the hunger goodness. yeah. yeah. yeah. tell me. became the took hold i'm going on that all the. women want to go. to. the ear. to ear. kiss to bangor say that she decided to go to japan music will slow them to go stay with . the e.u. and. egypt is now china's biggest trading partner in africa more than ten thousand chinese and living in cairo and wanted to see the pyramids in september one thousand nine hundred five i came with my friends to egypt many started a small trade is better now successful in business and i began to do business in two thousand and three or two thousand and four at the time it was small but then it began to expand to al-jazeera well meets the growing chinese community in egypt egypt made in china at this time. however say some very wet weather across central parts of australia recently that wetter weather will make its way to the east coast the gulf coast sunshine coast rather wet over the next. when still coming in fro

and holding him which led to parts of the media calling believe that arrow killed himself and the shah devinsky reports maher coronal reddy has a love hate relationship with the press in france. like at the start of any beautiful romance president macron enjoyed the attention from the media at the height of the presidential campaign it's estimated that he had three times more coverage than his opponents rising star in one you had not called maternity renewal he's a breath of fresh air in french politics the desire for something different he embodies the end of the old political establishment and while much corn has always kept the media it lends it's clear that this relationship is becoming more and to move south i'm not interested in journalists it's the people of france who interest me journalists have a problem there too interested in themselves not enough in the country so just who is being know cystic here. i. after knocking journalists for professional narcissism mccrone posted video you whose informative value about the country shines through it's not the first time the french p

let's go to los angeles now we're joined by shotgun olu in los angeles thanks for being with us again shah going to talk you know while he's host the new rotten tomatoes film show on face book watch. can you tell us how you have changed america well first time for every break you have here was that american icon to remember that this man was more than just the start of playboy he formed in world war two i mean he started playboy for eight thousand dollars and at the time of the tonight at ninety one he was worth over a billion he did empower women more sort of than people give him credit for because as he forged social more laid of the sixty's and seventy's that's all women only have homemakers he made them sexy to make you to fall he gives them the magazines had articles written by ian fleming in jaguar why they interviewed fidel castro and miles davis he was a ground breaking when i try on yeah there's all this is lost is amazing sharga not know he was was he an icon you know of course he was a hero to very many people but but he was also a villain tall others wasn't. yes he was a villai

but we can connect shah now 5:30 push toward the 6:00 hour , just heads up, 42 at the a.c.way, quick peak here, lot of vehicles out there, also at 42 looking at the northbound approaching 295 looking pretty busy on four it , one of the areas heating up this morning, plus we do have couple of accident out there. so this one first, route 309 northbound near 563, perkasie, right lane, compromised there. dropping speeds, just ever so slightly, also, in gibbstown, swedesboro road, democrat road , still showing some green around there. but if that's your neck of the woods, just heads up that that accident is out there. neither one have cleared yet. also, ramp reopens today. route 23 ramp to route 422 eastbound, reopens this afternoon, actually suppose odd to reopen last week because of weather didn't. so that's what's going on there, also, malfunctioning traffic light. now this is the same one that we were talking about last week, back again, city avenue at monument road. you will start to slow down here in a little while. jan, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. about two ho

this is this — azlan shah are returning to mecca after hiatus as there was a diplomatic spat betweenly stampede. the upset we are being told about people not being able to go because they haven't been able to get a permit of those permits were brought in to try to prove —— prevent overcrowding which has caused problems in previous years. also they are mired ina previous years. also they are mired in a political processes is how thousands of faithful making the journey from neighbouring cutter staying away. much more to come. we meet some of the many mourners and fans marking 20 years since the death of princess diana. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared, some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, described by all to whom she re

benmben -- ben shah push ben sh.hey spent $600,000 for security at your speech. >> it has nothing to do with me, it has to do with antifa. there were businesses who board up early. they did what they were supposed to do, the authorities. for the first time in a year the legal authorities said to the cops. do what you need to do, arrest people who show up with masks, arrest people who show up with weapons to do harm. it was obvious to antifa if they started anything they would get their skulls crushed. jesse: they have been allowing these people to run wild the last year and a half. what was the message of your speech, and was it handled well by the university? did the students boo you, were you hissed? were you called names? >> i don't care if i'm booed ored his. i may think you are wrong or dumb, i don't care. what they did wrong was allowing people into the crowd as well. they blocked off 1,000 seats because they suggested antifa might go up there and throw things. and they had to show i.d. and a bunch of leftists

arab and israeli neighbors this well which rightly belongs to iran's people also goes to shore up the shah rahman assad's dictatorship fuel yemen's civil war and undermine peace throughout the entire middle east we cannot let. a murderous regime continue these destabilizing activities while building dangerous missiles and we cannot abide by an agreement if it provides cover for the eventual construction of a nuclear program well i'm joined now by our senior political analyst mauling bashara here in the studio in london. is president trump signaling that he will now back away from the iran deal no he doesn't support he talked about it being the worst deal in history is he willing though to pull the u.s. out of it certainly is just taken another step away from the iran nuclear deal but you know you never know with because i get the feeling that the way he tweets and the way he speaks of course is you know typical trump but i'm not sure how much of it is bombast how much of it is bravado and proving that he's not impotent and how much is it is actionable policies that he will actually take be

the senators offered no new inny shahatives. change is needed. >> it's not working, and it's never going to work. i'm going to spend more money, good after bad fixing a system that can't be saved. we're going press on, and its okay to vote. it's okay to fall short, if you do. >> last night's debate coming hours after the congressional budget office released a pore shall score saying two cut the budget deficit by at least billions. millions of americans would lose health care. >> susan collins now officially a no vote killing the bill. it cuts medicaid too deeply. the fate of graham/cassidy could be decided when republicans meet in the senator today. cnn's phil mattingly with more from capitol hill. >> reporter: one key mark for republican the they couldn't loose any more than two senators. now they have. senator susan collins coming out monday night saying she would be opposed to the bill and by all accounts almost putting an end to the latest effort, sit, sixth, seventh, eighth. but one thing is clear. idealogical republicans h

government troops of president salva kiir and opposition forces loyal to the former vice president react shah many civilians have fled to seek safety in neighboring uganda from wire reports. lawrence wood through the bush in south sudan the from the beginning of the face you can be in uganda he told us that was after five government soldiers gang rape along with four other women who changed their name and had no place. my husband was following behind when he came and. he told them to stop. immediately and we've been. we had many similar stories from the people in the camps men tortured or killed women gang raped by government soldiers who told them all ethnic groups others and there's should leave south sudan people in this tense is all arrived within the last couple of days there waiting to be registered the u.n. says more than a million of arrived here in uganda since the conflict began and health workers here say they think there are very many among them who survived sexual violence but i think just a fraction of them are coming forward. in recent weeks opposition troops have fought govern

individuals, ken livingstone, well—known in the party, who said things which were recounted by naz shahd they were suspended for a time from the party. the labour party has dealt with that. it is not dealt with. it had the worst enquiry you could imagine. it lasted about three weeks. people we re it lasted about three weeks. people were invited to submit their thoughts. i submitted some thoughts. no sign at all that the lady leading the enquiry had read them, or that she had read very, very much submitted by jewish she had read very, very much submitted byjewish thinkers and writers and talkers. the enquiry was -it writers and talkers. the enquiry was — it found nearly nothing. it was framed in crude language, saying that something is make people accountable, and so meant we should change the lamb was a little. the rabbi says, he is talking of his gi’oup the rabbi says, he is talking of his group in the jewish the rabbi says, he is talking of his group in thejewish community, we don't accept that anti—semitism is right on the labour party. the exa m ples right on the labour party. the e

officials tell us some 40 people road the storm out on this island incredibly treacherous stories to ir shah. for the rest of the island, trees and power lines down. a lot of clean upleft to do. authorities are urging people to stay away. without power and lec tristry. until the services are restored. >>> all right. thanks. slow start to the recovery effort in miami dade county. at this point, 60% of traffic signals still out. trash recycling centers are closed. offices are shut down through wednesday. port miami announced on its website monday it will reopen today but frustration the are mounting for residents still being told to come out. good morning to you derek what is it like this morning. >> reporter: good morning david and crit teen. hurricane irma responsible for thrusting the ocean water into the baiscayne bay. boats tossed around like toys, several tail boats washed ashore. a luxury yacht behind me that has traveled a significant distance from one dock to another. it's now lying on top of one the concrete jetties here. the insurance companies are going to be extremely busy here as

lou shah and guadalupe and and teeing a. we will continue to monitor this over the next several days as it continues its path over towards puerto rico possibly as category 4. and jose may affect parts of the northeast. that coming up later. >> thanks. we are following a developing story. as hurricane maria as category 3 as heads toward the caribbean. turns toward the eastern caribbean islands. latest as it hits devastated region. reporting now from san juan. >> reporter: this morning round 2 caribbean in the cross hairs again. this time from maria. another potentially destructive hurricane. now strengthing following almost the identical path of devastation left by irma. >> nervous? >> yes, very. >> reporter: just days after the category 4 storm tore through the islands leaving thousands without homes and businesses demolished, hurricane warnings and watches are up again. >> hurricane maria, we have watches and warnings, nobody wants them, but we have them. >> reporter: residents who just got through irma are now heading back

jaguars owner shah heed khan stood and locked arms with his players. some new orleans saints sat on the bench. in chicago the pittsburgh steelers stayed in the locker room but the u.s. army veteran stood at the tunnel with his hands over his heart >> we decided to sit it out, to not take the field, to remove ourselves from it, to focus on playing it. >> tom brady was one of many players who remained standing. the protest began last year when colin kaepernick refused to stand in protest of the treatment of african-americans president trump weighed in on friday during a rally in alab a alabama. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field right now. out. he's fired fired! >> reporter: before today's kickoff fans had strong feelings. >> president trump was absolutely right when he said that the players should stand for the national anthem. >> i think the sports players, the nfl to nba and major league baseball players are completely validated in their protests. >> r

liz: jay shah. positive advice. dow turning negative. it is going to be a close one. melissa and david. david: stocks losing steam in the final moats of trading. dow turning negative the past 15 minutes. it is down 6 1/2 points. the s&p on verge of going negative. it is barely positive. nasdaq faring best of the three. hi, everybody, i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is after the bell. this is what we're covering during the very busy hour ahead. pulling the plug on health care reform. senate republicans calling it quits, at least for now, on the latest push to repeal and replace obamacare. what it means going forward. the focus on tax reform with the president announcing details of his plan tomorrow, giving us some hints today, about what we can expect. and polls closing in a few short hours for an alabama senate race that could have major implications across the country. we're live in month bombry. senator -- montgomery. senator john hoeven, pat meehan, charlie hurt and gordon chang are among our guest this is hour. david: great lineup. the dow is s

president says the blockade on qatar will be resolved quickly he met with the emir of qatar shah to mean been hammered out fannie on the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly trump has denied reports that he warned gulf states against taking military action against council hurricane maria is nearing the u.s. virgin islands with winds up to two hundred eighty kilometers an hour one person was killed by a falling tree in the category five storm swept to the french island of guadalupe two other people are missing after the boat sank just east of the island. australia's prime minister has welcomed news the us will now accept at least fifty refugees from prison camps on menace island and now room the resettlement is part of a deal malcolm turnbull struck with the obama administration in january president donald trump called it the worst deal ever well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after crude harvests thanks for watching by foot. it. says not what he's done. in. making. this. news. you know. this because he chooses. not to say that. mexico is in crisis. mourn