if we not draw another for political correspondent simon young he set up on a mentoring studios summit was not just the c.d.u. party which suffered a heavily in the elections and has but also the s.p.d. how is the news. meccas a likely kind of a not a standing for the party post going to go down with a coalition partners in berlin the center left s.p.v. which isn't a grand coalition at the national level with americans c.d.u. work or start news has come as a big shock to the s.p.d. as it has to everyone else and if angle americal is going to cling on as john slur it's not only the her own party that she's depending on but of course her coalition partners who are currently keeping her in that in that role they are looking at these bad results they've had in this regional election and in bavaria a couple of weeks ago and in other elections recently and they're saying to themselves well you know we've got to change something here we've got to sharpen up our image got to make it clear to the voters what we add to a government where our policies are and people some within the s.p.d. today a

there's a need to create a new consensus on what unites us and we have our political correspondent simon young with us here in studio and hans branches in central berlin though where some of the festivities have been taking place as well as i want to start with you what did you make of what i had to say a long and wide ranging speech there. yes indeed he started off with a historical perspective looking back at the importance of this day at the end of the first world war in nineteen eighteen in other words one hundred years ago. the significance of this day and throughout german history. in the end i think he then turned to the importance of the social order and the constitutional order that germany has established today i think in the end you can say that it was a searching kind of speech thoughtful speech at times a philosophical speech and i think you could hear from what he had to say that there is this doctor in german society at the moment a box called the future is going to shape itself about all the challenges that the country is facing at the moment and also all the rather. heated pro

political correspondent simon young thank you for your reporting . now to some of the other stories making news around the world one man was killed and two others wounded when shots were fired in sri lanka bodyguards for the petroleum minister opened fire on a crowd loyal to the president after the minister's office was besieged the country was plunged into crisis friday when the president sets the prime minister and appointed a new one. the people of georgia have voted for a new president on sunday it's the polls were contradictory with one showing french born candidates mitt zero biche from the governing dream party winning another poll by an independent television station suggested a toast race with the opposition candidate. a runoff will take place in december if no candidate has a majority of. fans of the british football club list the city have been paying tribute to the victims of the helicopter crash next to the team stadium is sol ses the billionaire owner. and four others were on board the aircraft that burst into flames shortly after takin

and we'll see whether their support really is lost in the years to come all right simon young political correspondent thank you for your reporting. now to some of the other stories making news around the world the list is that the football club has confirmed the death of its own in a vicious shoot out on a problem he and four others were killed after the helicopter spiraled out of control and crashed in flames near the club stadium on saturday night fans have been paying tribute to the victims. a memorial service has been held for the victims of the synagogue shooting in pittsburgh eleven people were killed and six wounded when a gunman opened fire at the tree of life synagogue on saturday a forty six year old man is in police custody. in formula one lewis hamilton has clinched his fifth bowl championship despite finishing fourth at the mexican broad prix hamilton went into the race needing to finish in or above seventh place to clinch the championship he started third on the grid and made it really bad for the least but red bulls max pushed up an edge him aside and went on to win the r

and we'll see whether their support really is lost in the years to come right simon young political correspondent thank you for your reporting. now to some of the other stories making news around the world in sri lanka a constitutional crisis has is collated with one person killed and two injured when a sect cabinet minister tried to re enter his office this comes just days after the country's president removed the prime minister and installed a powerful ally of china in his place. and the people of georgia voted for a new president on sunday exit polls were contradictory with one showing french born candidates and. from the governing dream party winning but another poll by an independent television stations that just did a close race with the opposition candidate for shuts it a runoff will take place in december if no candidate has a majority. voting has just closed in a presidential runoff in brazil and for the first time in decades it looks like a far right contender will win former army captain joe you've also model has been criticized for making a string of sexist homophobic and racist remar

and we'll see whether their support really is lost in the years to come all right simon young political correspondent thank you for your reporting. now to some of the other stories making news around the world a memorial service is being held for the victims of the synagogue shooting in pittsburgh eleven people were killed and six others wounded when a gunman opened fire at the tree of life synagogue on saturday a forty six year old man is in police custody. a part situational crisis has escalated with one person killed and two injured when a sect cabinet minister tried to reenter his office this comes just days after the country's president removed the prime minister and installed a powerful ally of china in his place. fans of the british football club list the city have been paying tribute to the victims of a helicopter crash just after a match the club's chairman confirmed it's been confirmed that the billionaire owner was on a problem and four others were killed after the aircraft spiraled out of control and crashed into flames on saturday night police have launched an investigation

not do it because one simon young he is it up on a mentee studios someone tell us more about you know how the news about mick stepping down is likely to go down with total addition to the center left as speedy . well the social democrats of course are also very worried about their situation this morning they did very badly in this regional election in. losing about eleven percent of their support there so they need to go back and consider what it means for them but there have also been questions about whether their leader andrea knowledge can continue in her job because it's a sense that the s.p.d. on its own even not looking at the whole coalition government the s.p.d. on its own is in a is in a drift and doesn't really know what it stands for as knowledge is said today and they still have to distill term in that but she said in a press conference this morning that you know today is not the time to make decisions on party personnel they're going to be looking at these results and what happens over the next few hours and few days at a big party leadership meeting next weekend but ther

it obvious political correspondent simon young is back with me at the table so those numbers you know they're moving slightly but the structure is still the same anglo-american spotty not looking very good is it good news for her at this point was good and bad news for. the c.d.u. her party is the largest party in this result and whichever way whichever coalition even if it's a three party coalition perhaps a circle jamaica with greens and and f.t.p. together. whichever way it plays out the c.d.u. will be calling the shots they'll be in control of the states and support for them they've been in charge there for twenty years and that would have been an absolute bombshell for america if that hadn't played out having said that massive drop in votes not only for her party but also for her coalition partner in berlin the social democrats both of last about ten percent the question will be do her colleagues in the christian democrat party say ten percent is a massive loss it's a sign that the medical era is over and we've got to change as soon as we can possibly before the end of this year

tarty i'm going to join another political correspondent simon young who's been following the s.p.d. and the results now first of all some how is the news about merkel lackey to go down with the s.p.d. who are in coalition with. the national level. well the s.p.d. leader and renault as has been speaking this morning she was asked directly that question and first of all she said. she wasn't going to comment on it she was going to leave it for c.t.v. politicians to comment on their internal wranglings but it looks rather like been taken aback as the rest of us have somewhat been as well by this clearly. these sort of tectonic movements within the c.d.u. will have consequences for the coalition because we know that in particular after those bad results for both the government parties last night in the state of half of that you've mentioned you know everyone is looking closely at how much life is left in this so-called grand coalition center left center right and you know whether it can really continue in a lot in the s.p.d. is saying well it may be time to pull the plug and because the

well it's sort of break free and relax a correspondent hans brown for us in central berlin and simon young for us here in studio thank you both very much. now britain's prime minister theresa may has called for unity in her conservative party the tories are divided over may's approach to negotiations with the european union over leaving the bloc now after waltzing on to stage to the song a dancing queen i think we have pictures of that at some point may delivered an upbeat speech to the annual conservative party conference in birmingham england and she said that the u.k. was prepared for a no deal bragg's it but insisted that she can negotiate a deal with brussels that's good for britain pressure is growing on the conservatives ahead of an e.u. summit in two weeks at that summit the remaining twenty seven e.u. countries are expected to insist on a resolution over the issue of the border between northern ireland and the republican of ireland and let's listen in to a bit of what may have to say. right looks like we don't have that clip of what theresa may had to say but we do have our corres

festivities for the twentieth anniversary of german reunification and our political correspondent simon young is with us here in our studio simon we've been looking at this facility as we talked to our correspondent hans front in the center of berlin as well and he touched upon something that you were talking about a little bit earlier which is the site. d.-a. difference in mentality that still seems to exist between the former east and the west and we seem to see that more pronounced than avar yeah i think it's something that people in eastern germany optically hold onto the sense of the they had something special they had something a bit different they were the other germans as many people sort of referred to them and so there's a we often talk about. the german term high mot you know. the sense of belonging to your own particular part of the world and of course that's not just about germans talking about feeling homesick for germany when they're elsewhere around the world and also in a sense. is a way for people within germany from the different regions of germany identify themselves and s

the olympic gold medallist simone weil is on the message of empowerment she wants to send to young athletesr smuggling ring trading in baby chimpanzees stolen from their mothers in the wild in nigeria and then flown thousands of miles to kathmandu. the police have told the bbc they took the action following a bbc news report last year which revealed the extent of the illegal trade. it comes ahead of a global conference in london tomorrow aiming to tackle the problem. david shukman reports from kathmandu. a baby chimpanzee clings to the hand of a keeper. at this age it should be with its mother, but the tiny animal is a victim of wildlife traffickers. seized in west africa, two chimps were being smuggled halfway around the world when they were intercepted here in nepal. the men accused of smuggling them are awaiting trial. it's terrible what these little animals have been through, captured in the jungle when they were just a few months old. drugged, crammed into a packing case, driven across nigeria, flown to istanbul and then here to kathmandu. and if they hadn't been rescued here, they'd h

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simon gompertz. every home has an owner, but often now, it's someone older renting to young tenants, who can't afford to buy. in her 20s is florence, who lives in reading and feels she's effectively been shut out from purchasing a home. i don't think i'll ever be able to get on the housing ladder based on my own income and my own salary without the help of parents or my partner, because of the area of the country that i want to live in. these house prices are just driving up and up and rental prices are driving up and up. one idea the chancellor may be considering for his budget is to make it easier for tenants to buy the homes they're renting by giving them some of the capital gains tax, which the owner should have to pay on selling and refunding

. >> simone, we talk about getting young people out to the polls, there's got to be motivation to begin is there a need for candidates to change the way they're campaigning to relate to younger voters? >> based on my conversation with these young folks, they said that the way alexandria cortez resonated, she was about authenticity, the fact that she didn't take pac many was substantial to them. if you look at her campaign, beto o'rourke's campaign, he has raised a lot of money based off small donations. these are the campaigns they would like to see more of. >> it will be interesting if we see a change. i appreciate your time today. thank you, ladies. >> absolutely. thank you. >> thanks. >>> and still ahead, with less than three weeks to go until election day, democrats are scrambling to get to voters and to get them to the polls. we'll have more on the midterm races in our next hour. whoooo. tripadvisor makes finding your perfect hotel... relaxing! just enter your destination and dates. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the hotel you want for the lowest price. date

host of nbc news signal, simone boyce sat down with a young group of young people. had a very animated conversation, but i want you to share what you found out. >> here's the funny thing about this, alex. they took the time to sit through this poll about which parties and candidates, but at least one person i spoke to said he's definitely not going to vote. >> what? >> i know. some of them told me voting is just too inconvenience, others feel disillusioned with bo eed politicians on both sides of the aisle. s we tracked do some poll takers. here's what's interesting to me. you will take the time to fill out a poll online, but you don't want to go vote. >> well, the reason why i won't go vote is not because it's time-consuming to go out and put the ballot in. i just don't get anything back. >> do you think you'll vote? >> absolutely. if i didn't vote, i can't complain. >> are you going to vote? >> if work permits, i'm in a pretty uncontested district. >> i think it's like truth. so i think in the climate we're in, we don't know what to trust. i have this case i looke

ikdia is here, louana kim is here, michael brown, ken gee is here, ronald wegalt, linda young, ramon williams, linda simon, and derek kim, part of human resources at sfmta attending here to listen to the members of the public and also to the presentation here today. thank you. >> thank you, chair kim. mickey callahan. i have a big presentation, take approximately 15 minutes. anticipation you'll want to get to public comment and also may have questions. i have my executive staff here, linda simon is here, a number of issues relate to equal opportunity and she is the director of that program. and remind you and the public that we cannot respond to individual cases in view of the privacy considerations for both the people who have made claims and also those who are respondents to those claims. so, we are here to talk more about policies and programs and what our plans are. the mission of the department of human resources so use fair and equitable practices to hire, develop, support and retain highly qualified work force. d.h.r. is the central human resources agency for the city. authority to discipline, hire

larry nasser was sent to prison in january for the abuse of dozens of young athletes over a 20—year period. simonet natalie pirks. the final move of her olympic championships... in 2016, in the heat of rio, simone biles set the world ablaze. how does she do it? five olympic medals was her reward, four of them gold. now everyone knew her name. but what goes up must come down. when she returned here, to her hometown of spring in texas, she took an 18—month break to heal her body and mind. she told me she knows her achievements in rio, though, keep the spotlight firmly on her. it is more pressure because you know exactly what to expect and the pressure that will be put rather than your first time, you kind ofare so excited to be there. now you have those expectations. after her break, she came back with a bang at the us nationals in august, sweeping gold in every event to make american gymnastics history. it was like she had never been away but, yet, some things have changed. the teal leotard she wore at nationals was in solidarity with victims of sexual abuse, a part of her history she felt she had

difficult and traumatic few years for her and her sport, simone biles still has a hopeful message to the younger generation of american gymnasts. the youngth and eventually the ones who will take her crown. i hope they see the fun in the sport and they can reallyjust enjoy and embrace those moments. and really whatever happens, happens. you don't have to win to have to have fun and enjoy it. favourite things to do to relax would be hanging out with friends and family, going to the movies, going to the beach or shopping. who's my best friend? i have a couple of best friends. it would be caitlin, rachel, my boyfriend and my sister, my mum. i have a lot. ooh. it's one by khalid and halsey. i can't remember the name right now. yikes. eastside. yes. i'm not going to sing it. i'm such a bad singer! i guess it would be from my mum, to be the best amount. some sunshine today, but more cloud for northern ireland, north—west england and northwest scotland. there was the more persistent rain arriving in the north. elsewhere it should be mainly dry, cloud lingering. clear skies further south and east are likely to fill in with me stand fog. the lowe

difficult and traumatic few years for her and her sport, simone biles still has a hopeful message to the younger generation of american gymnasts. the youngth and eventually the ones who will take her crown. i hope they see the fun in the sport and they can reallyjust enjoy and embrace those moments. and really whatever happens, happens. you don't have to win to have to have fun and enjoy it. music. favourite things to do to relax would be hanging out with friends and families and going to the movies. and going to the beach or shopping. who's my best friend? i have a couple of best friends. it would be caitlin, rachel, my boyfriend and my sister, my mum. i have a lot. ooh. it is one by khalid and halsey. i can't remember the name right now. b—side. yes. i'm not going to sing it. i'm such a bad singer! i guess it would be from my mum, to be the best amount. hello. while most of us have been enjoying a sunny saturday afternoon that has not been like that everywhere. west of scotland we have seen cloud and passing showers and a rainbow here. it is notjust scotla nd rainbow here. it is notjust scotland singh seven clouds, also pretty great in

news that four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has told the bbc she feels empowered after speaking out about the team doctor who abused her and other youngymnasts. speaking ahead of the world championships in doha, the american gymnast says she hopes sharing her story will encourage other people to tell theirs too. our sports correspondent natalie pirks went to her hometown in texas to meet her. the final move of her olympic championships... in 2016, in the heat of rio, simone biles set the sporting world ablaze. how does she do it? five olympic medals was her award, four of them gold. now eve ryo ne award, four of them gold. now everyone knew her name. but what goes up must everyone knew her name. but what goes up must come everyone knew her name. but what goes up must come down. when she returned here, to her hometown spring, in texas, she took an 18 month break to heal her body and mind. she told me she knows her achievements in rio, though, keep the spotlight firmly on her. it's almost more pressure because you know exactly what to expect under pressure that will be put on you, rather than your first time. you kind of us are excited

news that four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has told the bbc she feels empowered after speaking out about the team doctor who abused her and other youngn. injanuary biles said she was one of his victims, and she's been speaking to the bbc.” think a lot of people struggle with coming out and telling their stories, but i figured, if i can tell my story, it might encourage other people to tell there's. a lot of people do look up to me, so if they can be strong enough, hopefully ican too, they can be strong enough, hopefully i can too, and that's the message i wa nted i can too, and that's the message i wanted to give. i was kind of relief when it came out. there was a lot of pressure off my shoulders because to keep something in like that for so long, when we usually share everything with friends, family and fans, was a lot. england had reached 92— two before a lengthy shower rendered the outfield unplayable. the next match in the five game series gets under way on saturday at the same ground, weather permitting. i think it is, i think the umpires have done a good job, getting the grounds ready in plenty of time. and have a raining, it l

news that four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has told the bbc she feels empowered after speaking out about the team doctor who abused her and other young

we start off today show with a young french designer who has no doubt become the darling of the international fashion scene simone port made a name for himself already in two thousand and ten at the age of twenty when he started his own label his designs are quintessentially french emphasizing femininity well this year he introduced mini handbags which became a must have after superstars like riana were spotted carrying them we caught up with jacques morris in paris to find out what is next for him. simone needs. the designer has been making waves in paris with his laid back approach with every season he creates new fashion imagery . for me an image is always the best way to express something even as a young boy i started making films then i went on to design clothes so it's always about creating an image to express something. each of his collections will be flex a part of his life and opens a new chapter in his biography. there was a lot that inspired me to design fashion especially the desire to tell a story this is when i lost my mom i decided to tell the story of all women who were like her. while. one result

difficult and traumatic few years for her and her sport, simone biles still has a hopeful message to the younger generation of american gymnasts. the young the sport and they can reallyjust enjoy and embrace those moments. and really whatever happens, happens. you don't have to win to have to have fun and enjoy it. music. favourite things to do to relax would be hanging out with friends and family, going to the movies, going to the beach or shopping. who's my best friend? i have a couple of best friends. it would be caitlin, rachel, my boyfriend and my sister, my mum. i have a lot! ooh. it's one by khalid and halsey. i can't remember the name right now, though. yikes. eastside. yes. i'm not going to sing it. i'm such a bad singer! i guess it would be from my mum, to be the best amount. —— the best simone. hello. we have had a weakening cold front moving its way south and eastwards across the uk today. overnight, all that is left on it is reallyjust a band of cloud. this too clears away into the channel after midnight. behind it, clearer skies, a peppering of showers for northern and western scotland, which sees quite windy gusts of 50—60

young women. have a home a real career a future. economy never be more than just a dream. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm sure. i'll see you then. you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want. to do want to be close it's like before you know more people. interested in the waters out. there should. subscribe to read people also get a rookie comes in for just twelve euros fifty per month. i'm not going to let them violate the nuclear agreement so we're going to terminate the agreement we're going to pull out the president just to scrap a nuclear missile treaty with russia are accusing it of violating the pact says the move would harm global security. and in the stories that shaped the week friends and relatives say their final goodbyes to the twenty fifth of a college shooting and bomb attack in crimea one of the worst such massacres in russia's history. plus saudi arabia claims a missing journalist died in a fistfight inside the country's consulate in istanbul

simon kukis got his money's worth. the russian-born american businessman donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to donald trump's 2016 run. that got him and his young russian girlfriend right up close to the future president. in political circles, no one had ever heard of simon kukes before. >> he's an american citizen and he's never given a political contribution. >> robert meyer works at the center for wisconsin politics. >> suddenly he starts giving to trump allies, joint fund raising kmeetz, republican party committees and to the trump campaign itself. >> mcguire and his team tracked donations to both parties. 99.9% of americans give $2700 or less. that's the maximum you're allowed to donate directly to a candidate. but kukes donated $2,700 to the trump campaign, plus another $273,000 to the trump victory committee. which distributed the money between the campaign, the rnc and state republican parties. >> by giving the kind of money he gave, he is putting himself on the radar for the republican party, for the trump campaign. >> so you give that much money, people notice? >> exactly. when you make calls, your calls are answered. you're not getti

simon kukis got his money's worth. the russian-born american businessman donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to donald trump's 2016 run. that got him and his young russian girlfriend right up close to the future president. in political circles, no one had ever heard of simon kukes before. >> he's an american citizen and he's never given a political contribution. >> robert meyer works at the center for wisconsin politics. >> suddenly he starts giving to trump allies, joint fund raising kmeetz, republican party committees and to the trump campaign itself. >> mcguire and his team tracked donations to both parties. 99.9% of americans give $2700 or less. that's the maximum you're allowed to donate directly to a candidate. but kukes donated $2,700 to the trump campaign, plus another $273,000 to the trump victory committee. which distributed the money between the campaign, the rnc and state republican parties. >> by giving the kind of money he gave, he is putting himself on the radar for the republican party, for the trump campaign. >> so you give that much money, people notice? >> exactly. when you make calls, your calls are answered. you're not getti

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young. i'm simon mccoy, by the way, i slipped on whilst you were watching! this is afternoon live.her interesting, maria miller turning to the speaker and saying it calls for changes, including you. we are in this pretty bizarre position. this report comes out and talks about the culture of bullying and harassment in this place for the people that work here. she says that culture was coming from the top, the house authorities, the people that run this place. you have to remember there are hundreds, thousands of people employed here, notjust by mps but staff who work around this place every day. the accusation is that those at the top, and that includes the speaker, may not be the people who can sort this out. that is really what this is about today. as you say, maria miller saying she believes that the people in place can't sort it out. john bercow himself has that accusations of bullying put against him. he com pletely bullying put against him. he completely denies that and today he did get up and say he thought there had to be an independent look at what should happen, including

young women. have a home a real career a future. but can it ever be more than just a dream. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. obama codified the worst honesty's of wall street in institutionalized a kleptocracy turn of blind eye to the excesses of the really don't the rats on on on financed in america who are still fraying with impunity and going to solve this is draining the swamp unfortunately i must say that it does mean that interest rates are going to start going higher and this is for the first time in thirty two years the bond market bull rally we've had for thirty two years or longer this looks like it's coming to an end and that is a fundamental shift huge change in the economy for the world and for the united states going forward so that will be the big story of the next twenty four months. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities needed to come up here to make some money like me twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could meet fifty thousand dollars a year trucks

going to jump out of a bad home but then when young but no mo ma you have to love a guy to get the end. quote when you know not to where you welcome paul simon to you can you come and go. right back out the old one will ever hold you all. oh why don't you then think about the damage already and. put it on another low. are just about wrapping up the program for this hour here on the international nearly twenty five minutes past the hour now my colleague andrew pharma here in about half an hour's time to bring you a new program thanks for joining us. joining me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter us is over one trillion dollars and. more than ten point colored orange county each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be culturally rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trees per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i

is a simon stephens the nhs is saying that they must pay and that the evidence is clear that social media is causing mental health problems. that's not the case. we know there are ways in which youngly beneficial to the mental and we also know there are some people who use them ina know there are some people who use them in a damaging and destructive way. the evidence is incredibly early stage. and what distresses me is politicians and now simon stevens just wade in and say "i want to abolish to abolish this, a passat, regulate this" without knowing what the technology is doing. do you think it is reasonable to zjust some of these big companies... we know there is no hard evidence. but we know that some of the isolation, the preoccupation with social media and so on can have a contributory effect on mental health stop with the rumours are that people... the i’uitioui's are the rumours are that people... the rumours are that people in these cubbies don't let the children use at all. i think it is a bit of a copout when you meet between the companies. there is parental responsibility. when you raise her children, how young are you a line that use social media, for how long? i think

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simon gompertz. every home has an owner, but often now, it's someone older renting to young tenants, who can't afford on the housing ladder based on my own income and my own salary without the help of parents or my partner, because of the area of the country that i want to live in. these house prices are just driving up and up and rental prices are driving up and up. one idea the chancellor may be considering for his budget is to make it easier for tenants to buy the homes they're renting by giving them some of the capital gains tax, which the owner should have to pay on selling and refunding the rest to the owners themselves. the aim would be to change the situation in which just 61% of young adults with a deposit already and with a mortgage of four and a half times their salary can afford to buy the cheapest home in theirarea. it may sound like quite a lot, but it compares with 93% of young adults in the same position who could afford to buy, two decades ago. it's true that some 20 and thirtysomethings prefer to rent. but the majority dream of owning their own home. there are no easy solutions, but

young student with autism through the hallways. the boy, nonverbal. his service dog standing by. >> it was torture. it makes me cry. it makes me mad at the same time. >> tonight, a family outraged. >>> simone biles taking a stand after a stunning new turn. >>> an african-american businessman confronting a white woman who called police when he tried to enter his apartment complex. the incident just the latest racially tinged encounter making headlines. >>> once the largest retailer in the world, an american icon goes bankrupt. what it means for the holiday rush. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. there are breaking developments in the disappearance of the "washington post" columnist who vanished inside a saudi consulate in turkey two weeks ago. nbc news has learned that the saudi government is ready to admit to the death of jamal khashoggi as a result of an interrogation gone wrong, just hours after president trump seemed to accept saudi denials of any involvement while speculating khashoggi may have died at the hands of rogue killers. our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell has the late details. >> reporter: president trum

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has condemned mohammed bin simon for killing susan the rise delivered a scathing opinion piece in the new york times saying the saudi crown prince should go she wrote the young prince is almost certain culpability in mr skilling underscores he's extreme recklessness and a morality want exposing him as a dangerous and unreliable partner for the united states she adds it should be u.s. policy to sideline the crown prince in order to increase pressure on the royal family to find a steady every placement there's plenty more ahead on this al-jazeera news hour including the latest on the deepening political crisis in sri lanka as one of the ousted leaders refuses to leave his official residence plus myanmar sends a delegation to bangladesh discuss what will happen to hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees and in sport we'll hear from the man in temporary charge of reanimate trade after they sucked their manager on monday. first indonesia's government has ordered the inspection of all boeing seven three seven max planes following monday's crash of a lion at flight divers are searching for the wreckage and black box recorders after the second worst plane crash in

young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. i'm neal simon.'m the son of an immigrant and a fa man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm running fothe u.s. senate, unaffiliated with any party, because they're playing partisan games and getting nothing done, i've created high-paying jobs right here in maryland by listening, bringing people gether, unand finding common gro and i'll do the same thing as your senator. they say an outsider can't do it, but... all: together... neal: ...we'll prove them wrong. i'm neal simon, d i approve this message. let's finally put people over politics. >>> tomorrow it will start off beautiful and then wav chance of some storms. i'm not talking about much in e way of severe weather. lookha w blue skies. the sun going down in about a half-hou driving dow to 77. 75 degrees at 9:00. 73 at 11:00. a nice night. a really nice night.ju look at the numbers. 78 right now. maybe over two weeks, above average temperatures and below average rainfall. and boy, d we need it. a map without rain on it. we have not seen that muc

the four—time olympic gold medallist, simone biles, has told the bbc she feels empowered after speaking out about the team doctor who abused her and other young, the american gymnast says she hopes sharing her story will encourage other people to tell theirs too. the bbc‘s natalie pirks went to her hometown in texas to meet her. commentator: the final move of her olympic championships... in 2016, in the heat of rio, simone biles set the sporting world ablaze. how does she do it? five olympic medals was her reward, four of them gold. now everyone knew her name. but what goes up, must come down. when she returned here, to her hometown of spring, texas, she took an 18 month break to heal her body and mind. she told me she knows her achievement in rio, though, keep the spotlight firmly on her. it's almost more pressure because you know exactly what to expect and the pressure that will be put on you, rather than your first time. you are kind of so excited to be there. now you have those expectations. after her break, she came back with a bang at the us nationals in august, sweeping gold in every event, to make american gymnastics history. it was l

simon gompertz. every home has an owner, but often now it's someone older renting to young tenants, who can't affordbe able to get on the housing ladder based on my own income and my own salary without the help of parents or my partner, because of the area of the country that i want to live in. these house prices are just driving up and up and rental prices are driving up and up. one idea the chancellor may be considering for his budget is to make it easier for tenants to buy the homes they're renting by giving them some of the capital gains tax, which the owner should have to pay on selling and refunding the rest to the owners themselves. the aim would be to change the situation in which just 61% of young adults with a deposit already and with a mortgage of four and a half times their salary can afford to buy the cheapest home in their area. it may sound like quite a lot, but it compares with 93% of young adults in the same position who could afford to buy, two decades ago. it's true that some 20 and thirtysomethings prefer to rent. but the majority dream of owning their own home. there are no easy

most—decorated world championship gymnast simone biles has told bbc news she felt empowered by taking a stand against the doctor, who abused her and other young natalie pirks has been to meet her. the final move of her olympic championships... in 2016, in the heat of rio, simone biles said the world ablaze. how does she do it? five olympic medals was her reward, four of them gold. now everyone knew her name. but what goes up must come down. when she returned here, to her hometown of spring in texas, she took an 18 month break to heal her body and mind. she told me she knows her achievements in rio, though, keep the spotlight firmly on her. it is more pressure because you know exactly what to expect and the pressure that will be put on you first time, you kind of are so excited to be there. now you have those expectations. after her break, she came back with a bang at the us nationals in august, sweeping gold in every event to make american gymnastics history. it was like she had never been away but, yet, some things have changed. the teal leotard she wore at nationals was in solidarity with victims of sexual abuse, a part of her history she f

simon of wilkinsburg. they're husband and wife. 71-year-old daniel steinof squirrel hill. 88-year-old melvin wax of squirrel hill. and 69-year-old irving young nerve mt. washington. the bodies are currently at the medical examiner's office. autopsies have begun on those. we are doing everything in our power to complete the process in a way that honors both civil and religious law. cause and manner will be released to the media as they're determined. we have not established a time framework for this. we're only in the initial process of vevaluating what we'e required to do that. finally, in talking to the families last night, they are in shock and grieving, as you can imagine. my colleagues and i join the authorities in asking you please to be respectful of the needs for the time and space as they deal with this tragedy today and the coming weeks. they they will need to know that pittsburgh supports them and is lifting them up. thank you. >> hi. i'm jeff fink he willstein, the president and ceo of the jewish federation of greater pittsburgh. so i have to begin by saying that i've seen this room a lot of tiles on tv and i never thought i'd be

young people and be a role model. there is a good path to follow in life. and a good education, a quality education is a great way of doing it. >> mr. simon?> the answer on reducing gun violence was from senator cardin , i tried but the government will work with me. areink we need leaders that going to take responsibility for getting these things done. in 52 years of representing the city of baltimore i think by now we should have a plan from senator cardin. we should work together to make something positive happen. >> senator cardin? >> education needs to be a top priority at all levels of government. areas the federal government needs to concentrate on is not only helping local school systems but making college more affordable. the amount of debt a student must incur is outrageous. to reduce borrowing and provide ways in which we can have students be able to have a debt free higher education while still investing in technical education support which is very important for many of our post-high school students. senator cardin, secretary of state mike pompeo just met with north korean leader kim jong-un as part of ongoing effort to denuclea

simone pathe, thank you for your time. coming up, we are going to consider the impact of young voters in this election cycle.bby kiesa of the center for information and research on civic learning and engagement will join us for that discussion when washington journal continues. q&a,nday on c-span's professor at the university of california hastings law school in san francisco talks about his biography of chief justice john marshall. legacy wasshall's really obscured by a single opinion, his decision in marbury versus madison, that establishes the principle of judicial review. that is what he's known for. was act is, john marshall soldier in the revolutionary army, very important, the judge advocate general of the army, served at valley forge, was a leading figure in virginia house of delegates, probably the indispensable man in the ratification of states. he was the guy that really persuaded the majority of virginian delegates to go along with ratifying the constitution. without virginia, there would not have been a constitution. he was an important phone that negotiations with friends. he was secretary of s