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director shane sutton gave evidence. the former technical director was described as "a serial liar" and "a doper". dan bruun was there and joins us now. pretty astonishing and dramatic stuff there but many people would have expected this with the arrival of shane sutton into proceedings. that's right let me give you some background. doctor richard freeman, the former chief medical at british cycling, stands accused of ordering testosterone to the sports headquarters in 2011 to dope a writer, to enhance their performance. he denies that and says he was actually bullied into ordering it for the former head coach, shane sutton, to cheat is erectile dysfunction. shane sutton denies that. —— to treat his. he was accused by freeman's lawyer of being accused by freeman's lawyer of being a liarand a accused by freeman's lawyer of being a liar and a doper. she said he had been contacted by an anonymous witness who said they had witnessed shane sutton injecting himself with testosterone at his house bake in the 1990s when he was a

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shane, thank you very much. shane macguill they're from euromonitor. ct we focused now in more detail on the fact that this is the day known as singles day. aliba ba fact that this is the day known as singles day. alibaba makes the most out of this. it is up almost a third on last year. we go to sharanjit leyl on last year. we go to sharanjit leyl. nice to see you. singles day well under way. a huge event. this is going on in mainland china when hong kong is in so much turmoil. well, absolutely, sally. you said it. some hong kong shoppers had insinuated as much that they wouldn't be shopping on the alibaba site today. what we do know about singles day is that the bonanza got off toa singles day is that the bonanza got off to a swift start, logging in record sales. taylor swift was hired as part of the mega salons. according to reporters, already made about $22 billion in the first nine hours alone, which is well over half of the $30 billion of takings last year. an estimated half a billion shoppers from china to russia to argentina, they are all expect

and allegations of doping, at british cycling. former boss shane sutton hits back, at the tribunal of—doctor. it is not life—changing to me. i'm just hoping that they come out the truth. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. england manager gareth southgate has been speaking to the media today. ahead of their euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro. he compared his squad to "a family" — in the aftermath of raheem sterling's confrontation withjoe gomez saying arguments are inevitable. the two players trained together today, at st george's park — but gomez appeared with a scratch under his eye. although southgate refused to say, if it was related although southgate refused to say, if it was related to the altercation with sterling. the manchester city forward, who was involved in a scuffle with liverpool's gomez at anfield on sunday, has been dropped for the match at wembley — but the manager wouldn't be drawn on why he'd reached that decision. my my priority is always the care and well—being of all of my players. all of my players. and then you have a decision to make as to

host: do you have a question for leo shane based on what you just said? iller: that is my comment and want to know if he could give me any feedback on why this is. host: we are going to leave it there. guest: it is one of those outside care programs from before. there were seven or eight different community care programs that veterans could use to get care from private-sector doctors instead of the v.a. part of the mission act was to consolidate all these things. some of them work fine, some veterans had complaints. a lot of them, the providers had complaints about how they were getting paid. part of the mission act was consolidating this and simplifying it. unfortunately, when you're getting rid of any program, there will be people who like it and folks who don't like it. it sounds like you got caught in the mix. his doctor retired, it was a shame he lost him, please don't yell at your new doctor. they are trying to help you. i found it very interesting in my coverage over the last 15 years or so, the amount veterans have tried to bring in the younger ge

he denies that, seeing that he ordered it for shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. sutton gave evidence but freeman's lawyer accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. she said she had been contacted and a doper. she said she had been co nta cted by and a doper. she said she had been contacted by an anonymous witness who said they saw sutton inject himself with testosterone at his house in the late 90s when he was still a writer. —— rider. house in the late 90s when he was stilla writer. —— rider. he house in the late 90s when he was still a writer. —— rider. he denied that and said that freeman should look and then vi and man up. he said he would take a lie detector test that had never failed a drugs test and then the end he stormed out of the tribunal and afterwards he told the tribunal and afterwards he told the media he may consider returning on thursday to continue to give evidence. our top story this evening: labour and the liberal democrats attack the government for its response to the flooding in yorkshire and the east midlands. coming up, health bodies

i want to bring in cnn's legal analyst michael gearhart and shane harris from "the washington post." gentlemen, good evening. thank you very much. the breaking news, shane, the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney, has been subpoenaed in the impeachment inquiry. the question is will he show up tomorrow morning. the white house says he won't. so what happens? >> well, you're right, in a word, no, he won't. and that will follow in line with other white house officials and senior administration officials who have been resisting these efforts by the congress to get them to show up. that could be fodder for a legal showdown although notably the house committees have kind of backed off some subpoenas while they're trying to let other issues about white house officials' testimony and whether they're immune play out in the courts. i think the democrats on the committees feel that they have a lot of information already and it would be great to have mick mulvaney but also it helps their efforts to be able to call him and have him refuse. as they've been very clear, they would consider those ki

shane, tell us more about these reported emails. >> it's very interesting. we see the timing that's sort of taking an interesting shape here as well. after the president decides that he wants to freeze the aid to ukraine we see this effort by mick mulvaney, the white house chief of staff acting and the omb director to come up with a rationale for doing so. what's another interesting point in the story is that mulvaney starts checking in on this after the white house has been put on notice that the cia employee has filed a whistle-blower complaint. so it seems the timeline would suggest that mulvaney now understands that there's mounting pressure to come up with some kind of legal rationale for what the president did in freezing the aid. and remember too, this aid had been appropriated by congress and had already gone through some reviews to determine that ukraine had met all the conditions necessary for receiving it so when the president decides in july to put this freeze on, there's no clear, at least stated reason for the record, as to why he's doing it. t

i think we're liable to have more hearings, another hearing on this. >> and shane, i guess, you know,gument from democrats that the information has not been forthcoming from the white house. they've not only been holding back but they're trying to reorchestrate the narrative. >> yes. this will help the democrats' case. they have a long standing complaint as well that some of the key individuals who do have firsthand information to provide including ambassador john bolton or mulvaney, the white house is blocking them from testifying. it's not going to help the white house's case, i think maybe in the public opinion war when they are seen as having held back emails that clearly have material information that is at the heart of the impeachment inquiry. >> guy, today the counselor to the president, kellyanne conway, as you know, said that it is still not clear if the house will vote to impeach president trump. but added that the white house is still preparing a defense if the senate holds an impeachment trial. let's listen. >> i think defense will go on offense if there is a senate trial,

the former head coach for british cycling and team sky, shane sutton has denied allegations he's a ‘serial freeman — who faces being struck off after being accused of obtaining testosterone, to give to a unnamed rider. our sports editor, dan roan was at the general medical council in manchester. well, this case has cast a shadow over the country's very successful olympic and paralympic sport. it is been bogged down for months and legal argument. but today, finally, it exploded into life. at the heart of it is the former head doctor and british cycling, richard freeman, who stands accused of having ordered a batch of testosterone to the sports headquarters to do an unnamed writer to enhance their performance. he denies that stinky he ordered it for the former head coach, shane sutton to treat his erectile dysfunction. no such income of the key witness in this case denies that and for the first time today, he gave evidence. but sensational exchanges, freeman's lawyer mario rourke accused him of being a serial liar and a doper. she said that she had been contacted by an anonymous witness that

shane, you are arguing this is the clearest picture yet of nonpartisan diplomats making the existencessible at this point to debate. >> right, right. i think he is -- kent is unambiguous there in his statement. really saying, look, as far as he was concerned, and it's corroborated by others, this is what the president wanted. and absent the president of ukraine going out and making these commitments that aid was not going to flow. and these are career officials. they don't take political stances. that policy of the administration was to provide that aid to ukraine and they are saying, what is the problem here? and it's very suspicious. when it becomes clear what the problem is, they sound the alarm. >> the language on that line is so unequivocal. this is a deputy assistant secretary in the state department that is no small position. those dass have enormous position over policy. what you don't have yet, is someone testifying under oath like a mulvaney or a sondland saying the president called me and said do x. do it on this. now you also at the same time have a new republican strategy

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carl bernstein, laura coates, shane harris. i like that domestic political errand.re you guys did as well. good evening, everyone. laura, it really was dr. fiona hill who played the role of the closer for the democrats, crystallizing the testimony of the past two weeks, and punched holes in the gop talking points. >> she absolutely did. and with good reason. because first of all, she came out there saying that conspiracy theory, the idea that it was ukraine and not russia that interfered in the 2016 elections, that was complete hogwash and any one of you who might still believe it, i'm here to tell you as the nation's top expert in vladimir putin and russia that it was the russians. she debunked that theory. she also debunked the theory that there was oblivion going around like it was the flu happening all over this state department with gordon sondland and kurt volker and the like when she definitively said, first of all, it was not hard to put two and two together, the idea that burisma and biden meant the same thing, that it was a code word, or that this notion o

former british cycling and team sky head coach shane sutton arriving today is the key witness in theountry's most successful sport. this man, the organisation's former chief medic, dr richard freeman, has been charged with ordering testosterone to the sport's headquarters in 2011 for an unnamed rider to dope. he admits lying to cover up the order but insists sutton bullied him into doing so to treat his alleged erectile dysfunction. sutton denies that, insisting he wasn't behind the delivery of the banned drug. however, as he gave evidence for the first time, freeman's lawyer, mary 0'rourke qc, said... in remarkable exchanges, 0'rourke said she had evidence from an anonymous witness who saw sutton inject himself with testosterone in the late ‘90s. sutton denied that, calling her a liar and a bully and saying he'd never failed any of 100 tests during his riding career. enraged by the line of questioning, he said... sutton said his wife wanted to testify that he didn't suffer from erectile dysfunction, as alleged by freeman, who was sat behind a screen because he's being treated as a v

former british cycling and team sky head coach shane sutton arriving today is the key witness in theh ordering testosterone to the sport‘s headquarters in 2011 for an unnamed rider to dope. he admits lying to cover up the order but insists sutton bullied him into doing so to treat his alleged erectile dysfunction. sutton denies that, insisting he wasn‘t behind the delivery of the banned drug. however, as he gave evidence for the first time, freeman‘s lawyer, mary 0‘rourke qc, said: "he is a habitual and serial liar, he is a doper with a doping history." later, 0‘rourke told him his two witness statements to the general medical council are lies — therefore i have to test your credibility. in remarkable exchanges, 0‘rourke said she had evidence from an anonymous witness who saw sutton inject himself with testosterone in the late 90s. sutton denied that, calling her a liar and a bully and saying he‘d never failed any of 100 tests during his riding career. enraged by the line of questioning, he said: "you want the truth, i‘m telling you the truth! you‘ve already called me a doper, you ca

at some of today's other sports news stories, and the former technical director of british cycling, shane doctor richard freeman's medical tribunal. the australian — who was also the head coach of team sky — stormed out of the hearing yesterday. it was after repeatedly denying claims, by dr freeman's lawyer that he's, "a liar, a doper and a bully". sophie harn has secured another gold medal at the world para—athletics championships after winning the t38 200 metres. she broke her own world record by a hundredth of a second in dubai, after doing the same in the t38 100 metres yesterday. she's now successfully defended both titles she won at london two years ago. and rory best will captain the barbarians in his final match as a professional this weekend. he will lead the side out who face fiji at twickenham on saturday the baba's are being coached by eddiejones. before we go, you may not be surprised to hear that zlatan ibrahimovic is being characteristically humble about his la galaxy exit. he's tweeted this message saying "i came, i saw, i conquered. thank you la galaxy for making me feel

shane is my physiotherapist. i've been working with him for about five or six years.e, but he worries about everything. we obviously enjoy winding him up about that! ooh! that's mean, isn't it? well, murray told us he is more relaxed about retiring from tennis now — as he's spent so much time away from the sport recovering from that hip injury. tennis obviously has been my whole adult life but also a huge part of my childhood as well — this is what i've done since i was a young kid. so when you sorta get to 28, 29, and it looks like you're coming to the end, i think sport doesn't do a very good job preparing athletes for finishing and setting them up for what they're going to do when they finish, but that was the nice thing about these last six or seven months, when i was at home and my pain was gone. i got a glimpse into what my life would be like without tennis, and i'm so much more relaxed about that now that i know that everything will be all good when i do stop. good to hear that he is pain—free and less. just to recap our top story. both tottenham and manchester

shane sutton — the former british cycling technical director and team sky head coach — will not returneeman's medical tribunal. that follows the australian storming out on tuesday, angry with the line of questioning. dr freeman alleges the testosterone he ordered to british cycling headquarters in 2011 was on behalf of sutton. the australian denies it was for him. former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick will have the chance to impress nfl teams in a private work—out on saturday. he's not played in the nfl since 2016, when he began kneeling as a protest of racial injustice during the national anthem before games. gareth southgate says he "wouldn't imagine" that raheem sterling is "hugely enthusiastic" about him at the moment. the england manager dropped the forward for thursday's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro. that following a clash with team—matejoe gomez. natalie pirks was at today's press conference. this is a big game for england tomorrow. their 1000th match, where every player who has represented england in the last hundred and 47 yea rs england in the last

shane willmes' leo be here to discuss veterans. mcclatchy newspaper national military and veterans reporter tara copp will be here to discuss her recent investigative piece about the increase of cancer rates with veterans. this is veterans day. there is a shot of the tomb of unknowns. we will continue on washington journal, focusing on veterans. we will be right back. ♪ >> here is a look at some books being published this week. former u.s. ambassador nikki haley chronicles her time serving in the trump administration in her memoir, with all due respect. counterterrorism analyst malcolm nance argues the trump administration has compromised national security. a diplomatic correspondent profiles four american diplomats who chose to serve in the middle east following 9/11 in the ambassadors. in a taken for granted, a fox on howrticipant argues both political parties can work toward reform. also being published this week in all hell breaking loose, we examined climate change. he provides an account of his time as a navy seal from the ri

host: leo shane is at our table this morning, deputy editor of the military times.about veterans issues. veterans can call (202) 748-8000 , all others should call (202) 748-8001. he sat down with the v.a. secretary recently. what is his agenda, what are his priorities? guest: it has been another tumultuous year for the v.a. this was one of the

shane is my physiotherapist.t five 01’ been working with him for about five or six years. he is probably the nicest man i've ever met! he's never rude about anyone, but he worries about everything. we obviously enjoy winding him up about that! 0oh! some really great stuff in there. i've been speaking to andy murray about the documentary — last night was the first time he watched it all — so i wonder how he felt about that. it was tough. at times, for me to watch. yeah, iwas it was tough. at times, for me to watch. yeah, i was in quite a difficult space, i guess, for 18 months or so for a majority of the film, really. that was why i didn't wa nt to film, really. that was why i didn't want to watch it beforehand. i knew that if i had done, i would, you know, i'm quite critical of myself. i don't like seeing myself on camera anyway. i would have said change that, or whatever. i anyway. i would have said change that, orwhatever. ithink anyway. i would have said change that, or whatever. i think it went well. people s

will see at the trip but maybe not have that turn a foot at the end but luckily we were told that shaneice was quite keen so that gamers have a chance and everything else just fell around us. and everything else just fell around us. i ended up in front too soon, really. but it all went to plan, really. but it all went to plan, really. i thought coming to the last that i could actually win if i jumped the last and you get flashbacks of horses falling at the last but i was just, concentrate, we can do this. so as soon as ijumped the last he did have a ten foot and then we just changed gear and he the last he did have a ten foot and then wejust changed gear and he had done it easily and could go around ain! done it easily and could go around again! fantastic for you as well, it has been a bit of a lean year. what was that like for you being in the winners enclosure? you have no idea, i had not had a winner in two and yea rs i had not had a winner in two and years and it really gets to you. you see these jockeys that say aye have not had a winner for see these jockeys that say aye have not

shane. jade. paul. [applause] press the button. >> good afternoon, commissioners. board members and every school bus driver that attended and every school bus driver that drives for your district. my name is tammy davidson and i work for the state special schools counseling school for the deaf. i am responsible for the contracts that we contract to bus drivers for our residential students. also school fort blind contract as well. i'm here in support of the school bus drivers and maintaining them. most recent i've had to get creative with our contract language. and maintaining school bus drivers. i don't feel they should be compromised in no shape or fashion. i've contacted the department of education transportation to the highest level on my concern that the ride-share companies that are being compromised for school bus drivers. the department of education transportation top of the line asking me, who are hiring these people? am i sure that the parents aren't setting these ride-share companies up? how are the drivers verified? who is monitoring the drug testing? th

. >> all the talk about smu quarterback shane bushel fantastic season undiesterhafted keep an eye on brady white, memphis quarterback completed 69% of the passes number one in the conference, throwing sass many tp touchdowns at shane. but less interceptions only four. keep an eye on brady white, the quarterback from as indemnifies. >> faymoville street will be rocking fog for saturday morpg home of the reply blues a bb there are those who will say thatoo fat.: too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org. kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you t

leo shane at our table, debbie editor of military times to talk about veterans issues and we divided the line for veterans, 202-748-8000, all others, 202-748-8001. -- you sat down with the v.a. secretary recently, what is his agenda? guest: it's interesting, it's been another tool to us year for v.a., they had some legislation passed, one of the keys of the trump presidency looking to expand outside care and community care programs. the last few months have been implementing that but we've been seeing headlines which have been problematic for v.a., reports of this dr. in west virginia who killed -- may have killed 13 patients. a patient who was covered in and bytes before he passed away. a couple of bad headlines. we wanted to sit down to sorta find out where the secretary is and he said there are still some warts, some problems on the v.a., but he's on the standing now that it's much different than two years ago, much better, a much better path towards being friendly, giving veterans the service they need. capitol hill is a little different depending on who you're talking to. some f

. >> all the talk about smu quarterback shane having a fantastic season there. but keep an eye on brady white. memphis quarterback. completed 69% of passes number one in the conference. thrown as many tornado watches as shane buchelp keep an eye on brady white the quarterback for memphis. >> faymoville street will be rocking for college game day home of the blues and bb king and home of the king rock 'n' roll elvis pressley you've been an wonderful audience. thank you. than ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces. just whisk it in... ...brush it on... sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better. warm feelings of home this season. with country fried turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with holiday herbed gravy. our take on a festive favorite is back. and it's only at cracker barrel. so, come on home for the holi

police say 21-year-old shane riley was the only one there when it went down. vacaville police say they responded to reports of a fight at the same home in the past. >>> a new lawsuit is accusing facebook of blocking access to financial products for large segments of population. the suit filed in san francisco says that ads for loans, bank accounts, and investments are targeted to exclude women and people 40 and older and claims that facebook has no ent this type o discrimination. the plaintiff, a 54-year-old woman, is seeking class action status for her lawsuit and we reached out to facebook for a comment but have not heard back. >>> for the fourth time in our nation's history, congress will begin impeachment hearings against a sitting president. maria medina has more menext. >> on this vote the yeas are 323. >> reporter: all but 2 democrats voted to support the people understand the severity of the moment. >> reporter: republicans unanimously opposed the resolution. >> they don't really want to get to the truth. they want to remove a sitting president. >> rep

the 21-year-old shane reilley was the only one there when it all went down.olice say they have responded to reports of fights at that same home in the past. >>> this lawsuit was filed in san francisco that says ads for loans, bank accounts and investments are targeted to exclude women and people 40 and older. claims that facebook has not acted to prevent this type of discrimination. the plaintiff, a 54-year-old woman is seeking class action status for her lawsuit. we reached out to facebook but haven't heard back. >> the house has officially formalized the impeachment inquiry into president trump. an historic vote went down almost entirely on party lines and this paves the way for public testimony which could take place in the next few weeks. >> reporter: ail but wo house democrats voted for a rules package guiding the next steps in the impeachment inquiry. the investigation hearings will go public possibly beginning this month and documents gathered over weeks of closed door depositions led by three bar rest pain house committees could be made public as earl

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have someone like me here they at least feel like they're not attached as more than your squad with shane your conductors who knows maybe small changes in the school and in the village are still possible after all. michelle you actually got has 2 years and he wants to spend the time usefully with the children. then he'll leave. first centuries france's mare's have been a pillar of rural communities it's a role that until now has been widely respected but a growing number of mayors are quitting as public opinion turns against them france's interior ministry says that more than $350.00 mayors and deputies were attacked last year one was even tilled recently during a dispute while many are walking away from their posts one mayor refuses to be intimidated. and you only. made michel i know has come to look around he's worried about this housing estate on the edge of his town especially since residents asked him to come here late in the evening on august 1st they asked him to ensure peace and quiet they had had enough. so this is a series ideal for people to sit and drink alcohol that's how it

in georgia short a degree large for the an economist and leader of the opposition social movement shane and sakia of the should say a political analysts who previously worked in the presidential press office gentlemen welcome to you all if i could start with you mr gear no idea how did the select or reform proposal which is at the hearts of these process how did this come about it's. ok i think i don't have time to elaborate on the note but. on quantities of different electoral systems bought most people in georgia. agrees that iraq's proportional fully proportional system a presentation would be might be better because it ensures great the pluralist and makes the peaceful change of government much more. peaceable and actually government also recognizes that sure ethically backed it postponed introduction of this before monkey 2024 and only under pressure from large protesting giunta they see are they promised federally promised that the sort of portable because it out already in the skull accts and everybody took it for granted that of course their promise was very firm made by the lea

western nations chantay and her daughter spend the days indoors with a humidifier and away from son shane john ties daughter hasn't been to kindergarten and months we were times i guess it's just better for her otherwise she gets a fever after just one or 2 days she coughs and her nose starts to run if she plays at sait she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia no wears a mask odors she has a message for western nations including germany. brad believe. tell your government don't come your way your rubbish to our country anymore we have enough. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. while china is home to over $91000000.00 pet dogs and cats that's more than a human population of many countries including germany but what do you do there when a pet goes missing now people can call in the pet detective china. every single detail a possible clue. daughter disappeared here without a trace. only high tech gear could have turned every rock over. but they have to act fast. the british shot hair has already been missing 2 day

. >> reporter: shane is having dinner at a pg&e warming center at st. paul's church. it opened a shelter tonight as crews work to restore natural gas service to the kincade fire evacuation zone >>. >> reporter: many evacuees are making the best of cold conditions. no gas means no hot water and no heat with a freeze warning in effect. >> so it was very, very cold last night. and woke up this morning with about 49 degrees in the house. >> reporter: winter jackets will be essential inside and outside for a few days. pg&e says it turned gas service off to more than 24,000 customers as a precaution. so far, crews have relit nearly 7,000 pilot lights. they aren't expected to start that process in healdsburg until tomorrow night. >> and then we just layer on at night the blankets and the clothing. i've got a few layers. >> reporter: marie johnson is bundled up. cooking with an electric skillet and toaster oven. she and her neighbors are cold, but not complaining. >> but really happy that this town is here. >> reporter: pg&e says it's bringing in extra crews to focus restorin

activists sara flounders and professor of project political science at hong kong university joseph shane is probably has strong moment in the chinese authorities are concerned. donald trump ministrations views of human rights issues was to exert pressure on china starting. now in hong kong and so on the chinese leadership is also concerned with the strong kenyan support for human rights issues in china including the crisis in hong kong aid me in the coming presidential you know action can be done a lot from him in decision will come oh come on pleasing. new united states and this luis is trying to stir them and. what is c aim of this sanctions it really is an effort to totally sabotage hong kong demonstrators they're not demanding democracy imagine they're demanding sanctions on their own city sanctions everywhere in the world it's economic warfare and it's strangulation why on earth would anyone in hong kong make a demand that sanctions be passed on hong kong there is an inch and they may not be aware these are young people without a future. and that's because of what has been imposed o

and her daughter spend the days indoors with a humidifier and away from son shane daughter hasn't been to kindergarten in months we were times i guess it's just better for her otherwise she gets a fever after just one or 2 days she coughs and her nose starts to run and she plays a site she gets nose bleeds and becomes breathless pensioner lydia nowheres a moscow doors she has a message for western nations including germany. really. tell you. don't. we have. she hopes people around the world will hear her plea and stop sending their waste to malaysia. oh now from asia to the bottom of the world the antarctic is one of the most remote places on the planet but it's also one that is warming up at an alarming rate scientists fear that global warming will melt the continents are contributing to rising sea level so the antarctic is a keeper rohmer for the impacts of climate change no one of the dozens of international laboratories that are monitoring global warming there is the noise station and that is where our next report picks up. antarctica a continent almost completely covered in ice it

shane fitzsimmons is new south wales‘s rural fire chief.respondent shaima khalil joins us from sydney. what more can you tell us? you know, it was quite an ominous start to the day. we woke up to this big haze in the sky from smoke coming in from areas around sydney that have been affected by the fires. we could smell it quite strongly, and it was kind ofan smell it quite strongly, and it was kind of an indication of what we should expect for the rest of the day. it was a very hot morning, it got even into a hotter afternoon, and we are expecting these temperatures to rise even more. as you heard there from mr fitzsimmons, but also ultimately it is the speed of the wind. the stronger the wind gets, the more uncontrollable these fires are. we're getting updates now almost on an hourly if you look at the map that fire officials have put on their website, itjust shows you all of these areas turning red, which means they are turning into an emergency situation that are uncontrollable fires. it is very, very fluid, and i think the most important

now it's getting slgish in your town shane so what a difference just a few minutes makes right. no problems no touble spots it's been pretty quiet. so far you're averaging just under 10 minutes after fremont street, let's heaover to 92 was our first bridge to start backing up for a loop. >>not really backing of all say slowing down a little bit. it's really not that it's a little crowded. but here it's a wide open up and over the hi rise into foster city so here's 15 minutes off tone oh one. now what across the golden gate you're going have to deal with the fog chp issued special fog advisory. the let you know that 's going to be a tough drive here across t span reduced visibility from the north bay to san francisco, but the traffic ow remains nice 19 minutes novato to the toll plaza. there's traffic tracker more frways more drive time and maybe you take that you sure it's 14 minutes from crockto oakland, 24 respond 5 80's 5 i know troubles for the nimitz so if you'retraveling from san leandro to downtown oakland heading north. it's just under 10 minutes for that trip will check

fighters almost powerless to control the rural fire service commissioner shane fitzsimmons forecasts that conditions would only deteriorate as the strong winds continued or became more consistent at least 3 properties have been destroyed in new south wales in the past few hours tare the new south wales mid north coast that's north of sydney meanwhile a huge army of emergency personnel remain on standby with some 20000 firefighters police and soldiers as world ready to move in if necessary ok for so you hope as a result of what i want to jump in there at and talk about these multiple directions the fires could be taking this area has 6000000 people at the affected area sydney of course a huge city it's under threat can you tell us more you started talking about the precautions being taken what's being done for the rural areas and could this affect sydney. well that's the big question of the moment so far it appears to the mind of the bullet so to speak but no there was a bush on the outskirts of sydney a report an hour or 2 ago but it was quickly extinguished as you say city is a big

of the finals in shane's n defending champion leanest at the lino one house final group stage came on friday the economy was up against american sophia kane in the village are only playing here because of bianca and best use injury with gold at the nina coming up and talking straight sets waiting for her in the semifinals it's lin's the linda bench . foreman i want to max stop in with quick history in 1st practice for sunday's american prix in austin myside is lewis hamilton who could win is 6 world title this was 6 are ahead of that race f one have announced brand new rules and a revolutionary new colleges are in for the 2021 season in an effort to make the sport more competitive the new regulations followed 2 years of the guys the asians between the teams f one and the sport's governing body the f a i think a very well thought through thing is a turning point in form and one that we're all massively committed to but it won't be a smooth road will be things and challenges will have in the future produce an absolutely essential to future form or some of the new measures include that's

highlights of tonight‘s appeal show will be four eastenders stars taking to the strictly dance floor. 0h, shanef all ages have been doing their bit to raise money for one of the country‘s favourite charities. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here‘s nick miller. more rain on the way, how bad will it be? some rain at times but not the big totals we have seen so far this week, there won‘t be a huge amount of sunshine so we will celebrate what we saw today but we know how soaking autumn has been across parts of yorkshire and the midlands and sheffield now just shy of yorkshire and the midlands and sheffield nowjust shy of of yorkshire and the midlands and sheffield now just shy of the wettest autu m n sheffield now just shy of the wettest autumn on record and it looks like nottingham has now surpassed that, the previous record was back in 2000 so not surprising we are seeing was back in 2000 so not surprising we are seeing many was back in 2000 so not surprising we are seeing many problems with flooding. a bit more rain at times but not a wash this weekend, tonight a lot of cl

happening in chile as a chronicle of politics foretold the legacy of new liberal dictatorship stupina shane chile. well thanks 1st of all for this interview it's very important where the sap and here in chile we within not only because of our country but also for the region and also because as you said she lost in the seventy's in the eighty's under the dictatorship she doesn't like an experiment of the no liberal policies we doubt our democratic process you know under a dictatorship so it today we. are leading. in the rules that the colored boys as we said to this academicians who passed with milton friedman's policies before the newlyweds in the rest of the world to worst their 1st experiment in the last 30 or 40 years has implemented to our development who is mainly focused on the concentration of our economy and the trickle down economy. ideology this demonstrations have relieved or release some energy who was very tied up in sight of the people who said mind of the people hearts that it wasn't able to get to the end of the months without having to spend with credit so i think that when