simon will stick around. simon derrick, chief strategist.he breaking news the bank of england. follow the decision that comes at midday u.k. time. which way does andy vote today, matt? matt: you can also think of thomas you. take a look at tv . i have got it up here on my screen. just type tv . interactive television. if you click on that panel, you can get radio. if you click on this panel. the third panel, even coverage. you can use that to watch the u.k.'s rate decision at noon, u.k. time, at 1:00 p.m. on the continent. definitely, tv is a useful function. the boe is not the only one keeping a close eye on inflation policy makers at the fed. we will get consumer price meeting -- readings later today. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt miller in berlin alongside guy johnson at our european headquarters in london. take a look at the equity trade today. we have red arrows across the board. we are not talking about harsh moves at all. you could call the stoxx

for simon's dog-rescue shelter.ilmer says one of simon's last requests was that he take columbo when simon died. >> one thing that sam said is that, "every animal's life has value." >> tyson assumes simon's multi-billion-dollar trust will pay for columbo's costly medical treatments, including acupuncture and electromagnetic therapy. >> was there some sort of verbal agreement between you and sam? >> sam took care of everything while he was alive. when sam said, "will you take columbo?", i didn't say, "hey, how much, buddy?" i just said, "of course. i'll take care of it." >> then, in june 2015, three months after sam's death, tyson learns that those vets and therapists will no longer be paid and all those hollywood-style treatments will be discontinued. tyson reaches out to the executor of the simon trust. now, i'm a dog lover -- don't get me wrong -- but tell me how much you were asking, money-wise, to take care of columbo in the style sam had -- >> i didn't ask for money. i was asking for them to send the vets over.

is there more, simon?ant paintings and about 300 or more antiques. >> and, clearly, you won't quit. >> no, i'm very grateful that i'm able to uncover my real roots. through this art, i get to know what my family was like, and i can touch something they touched. >> and remember this 16th-century table clock looted by the nazis from the gutmann estate in holland? after simon tracked it down to a german museum, the museum agreed to pay his family about a million dollars for it, and simon got something else that you can't put a price tag on -- an apology. "we regret what happened to your family," the museum director told simon. "we are grateful, however, for the opportunity to set at least this matter straight." i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." and remember, you can't take it with you. >> lou: good evening, everybody. it is the time of trump. a new perspective if you will. president trump giving the ineffective leaders of the republican party in both the house and the senate

simon is this a p.r. problem or a p.r. disaster for ryanair oh i think probably it will be seen as a p.r. disaster because previously yes that they haven't they've been fairly confrontational to passengers but the the essentials of a safe punctual cheap flight have been maintained if your boarding pass is now becoming a lottery ticket and you simply don't know if the flight is going to take of then that is a huge problem but as much as it is it's a problem for ryanair it's also a huge problem for its rivals and that is because of the practice of ryanair of saying we are yield passive load factor active which are a bit of an arrow in jargon which of course it is all it means is that we want to fill our planes to ninety something percent of capacity we will cut fares as low as necessary in order to get people on board and i'm just looking today in london you can certainly frighted france for under seven dollars pretty much anywhere in europe journeys of maybe two thousand kilometers so twelve hundred miles that will cost you

to simon calder simon undoubtedly all the low cost carriers there softening the edges of how they deliver the thing they do will that be enough to guarantee the incomes that they have. i think so yes i mean it's if you look at the profits at ryanair they are staggering which is why i think it's extremely unlikely that michael o'leary will be going anywhere he's very well regarded by the board and by the investors easyjet also very popular norwegian very very ambitious the airlines which i think are going to be having problems are the legacy carriers particularly the smaller ones we've already seen alitalia effectively being declared vast exciting times to be a traveler but i think i wouldn't blame the low cost airlines are perhaps blame that passengers for what we are demanding and what i think which is good we are actually getting in the twenty first century in terms of low cost aviation gentlemen thank you so much thanks to all our guests simon calder territories and able to catch and thank you to you too for watching you can see the program again any time via the website al-jazeera dot

simon, key event, fed? simon: you can't go away from the fed.hing we didn't speak about earlier is, whether they will guide towards the pace at which they move from 10 billion towards the medium-term target of 50 billion per month, and will we get any parameters on which markets can assess what data will be key? , what are you watching this week? isabelle: definitely the fed. theresa may's speech will be important. if she puts on the table something that means there is a deal on the table to be made around brexit bill and transition, that will be very positive. mark: boris johnson ruffled a few feathers, many calling for his head. is this just boris being boris, or is there something sinister here? simon: there's a group of what i would describe as clean brexiteers, whatever terminology you want, who have stayed quiet throughout the summer. the question was always going to be, were they going to wait until a vote came to parliament, to vote it down, and the u.k. leaves with no deal, or do they go local before hand? it appears they've opted for t

simon: she made, she has been a charismatic figure. it is not just her husband who is a regional leader of the afd. also, quite a few regional and local afd officials from around the country. it is anything other than msi for this. -- a mass exodus. she won't be able to form her new party block. i think that is pie in the sky. she will be sitting there. the one thing that might resonate -- she said the afd does not have any plans to belong to any german government. at the moment, their policies are too unrealistic. as the months go by, that may prove to be untrue. sarah: the afd has announced new leaders, alex and how xander -- alexander. >> they are kind of an odd couple. you have alexander, he is old school -- a tweed jacket kind of guy. he has been a member of the cdu, angela merkel's party. he has said a lot of controversial things and support for the nazi era german military. that strikes a strange tone. alexandra is much younger and a lesbian and in a partnership with a sri lankan lady. a very different phase of the afd. sarah: t

simon young for us at the bundestag simon stay right there we're going to come back to you for a little more analysis in just a moment to talk about coalition building because the anglo-american now faces a tough task in forming a new government she's most likely to link up with the pro-business after and the environmentalist screens there were to put those are two parties that are far apart on central issues in here in germany that's called the jamaica coalition well ask simon from some analysis in a moment first let's take a look at this report to find out how to make out or really the colors in its flag fit into german politics. they know to stay cool in jamaica black yellow and green are the colors of the flag in germany these colors represent the most likely incoming coalition conservative c.d.u. the greens and the pro market f.t.p. people here aren't quite as cool as in the caribbean. but germany can be colorful to a floral bouquet for the chancellor despite the hammering the voters gave her c.d.u. going to merkel is still in charge and it's down to her to form a new coalition. he

simon: absolutely.overnment is looking to change the number, a continuous set of negotiations that allow them more than they have to date. bloomberg'skennedy, managing editor for brexit. still ahead, what is the italian government's exit plan from monte paschi? this is bloomberg. ♪ amk: live from london, i mark barton. the finance minister talked about being on a path to recovery, adding to the country's economic growth. last july, monte dei paschi won eu approval to receive aid from the italian government. pierrepadoan spoke to bloomberg. mr. padoan: monte dei paschi is on track. it comes at the end of the process which has seen a major plan being designed by think management with wanted -- with being a healthy bank, so this will complete the process in which eventually the government will set up monte dei paschi because the purpose of the injection of public capital is cautionary come as we all know, so we have to design a sustainable path to that. . >> what is going to be the strategy? padoan: the ex

we want to cross over now to our correspondent simon young.has been following that town hall debate. good evening to you, simon. what were the highlights tonight? simon: this town hall meeting covered quite a wide range of domestic issues from migration to the environment to transport to pensions and many more things besides that. martin schulz handled it all pretty well. he is very good with the human touch, good with people. he talked about migration and said he thought that germany is capable of integrating many hundreds of thousands of refugees, for instance, because he says germany has enough work for them to do and it is important they are employed if they are going to be integrated into society. we also heard him say he would continue if he were in power, the policy of the conservative finance minister, balancing the books and paying down the debt, reducing the public debt. not everyone in the social democrat party would support that, but he also took the opportunity to score points against chancellor merkel. let's have a listen to him

thank you, simon coastal eddy -- simon codenamed. -- simon codenamed -- kobani simon codenamed simoney. mark: live from london and new york, this is the european close. i'm mark barton with vonnie quinn. highest close since august 8. we are on track after the biggest weekly increase in two months. interesting comments from carney. first i want to talk about the european earnings season. analyst estimates for european corporate profits are on the rise once again. rebounding from the summer slump that started. you can see it right there. higher earnings expectations. positive outlook for the region's economy. there is potential for strong returns from stocks in coming months. this is sterling one-week volatility. i will come to mark carney speaking at the imf. he says her exit is undermining supply capacity making it harder for the u.k. to grow without generating inflationary pressures. bank of england's slight change in tone last week when it said a change in rates may be warranted if the economy keeps growing as it is. week has been fascinating when it comes to sterling's performance

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people in this country. >> simone raises a fair question there.s clearly tied to race because the issue the players bring up, they talk about the treatment of african-americans in the criminal justice system. and the fact is, the majority of a players are african-americans. so, it's just, hard to make an argument you can separate race from protest. >> jim, disrespecting the american flag has nothing to do with race. and the majority, the biggest day of protest was after donald trump talked about it. and the majority of these players were protesting donald trump. so, again, to say that all of them are unified on black lives matter or police brutality, the majority of these players did not stay in the locker room a year ago when that was the actual issue that colin kaepernick brought up. they stayed in the locker room. >> agreed. >> because, because they didn't like donald trump calling them out for being unpatriotic and call i calling them out for being disrespectful. >> no. >> we're running out of time. >> i want to give simone a final word. zpl a

>> 1.35 miles, simon road that manual.nk it's officially a world record but they believe it is. >> woo! >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need today's buzzword, be at least 21 years old and be a legals redepartment of the u.s. or canada. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click "win ipad." >> enter each every day. >> let's reveal tuesday's buzzword it's fusion. >> get over to rightthisminute.com and click on "win ipad" and enter the buzzword fusion. >> good luck, everybody. >>> mom and daughter handcuffed to one another for 24 hours. >> we've seen couples do this. >> that's different. you do have a vested interest in it working out. >> how will >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life insurance, a rate lock, that guarantees your rate can never go up at any time, for any reason. but be

simon mccoy became something of a folk hero after his lukewarm introduction. that video went viral with judy hutchinson describing: but a canine twitter user complained that simon fails but a canine twitter user complained that simon fails to show: it reminds me of a skateboarding duck who appeared on an early evening programme i once edited. more conventional sports have also featured strongly on bbc news over the last month. from the world athletics championships to last weekend's boxing extravaganza in las vegas in which floyd mayweather beat conor mcgregor. that contest led some news bulletins on sunday morning, prompting viewer jackie downs to complain: there is no doubting the news value of hurricane harvey which landed in texas a week ago and has continued to cause huge damage as a storm and tropical depression with floods now spreading across louisiana. james cook was on the spot for bbc news on saturday. hurricane harvey smashed ashore just a short time ago. not very far from here, about 30 miles east north east of where we are standing here in corpus

young who's at our parliament studio welcome simon how much credibility should we give this story and what's likely to be behind to be behind the move if it's true. well sure blair has been proposed by his party phil and in the past he's indicated willingness to do this job of speaker but he won't be formally nominated for another few weeks i think what's behind it three things occurred to me one is that we need a strong and experienced figure to be speaker of parliament particularly in view of the arrival of the far right a.f.d. on the scene some expect trouble from them another thing is that this frees up the finance ministry to become part of the so the game of chess that chancellor merkel has to play as she tries to put together a coalition in particular the free democrats would like to take over the finance ministry the other thing is that the european level sure stands for austerity and fiscal rigidity so with him out of the way some european reforms could happen of the kind that president mccrone was talking about yesterday simon young thank you. later britain's opposition labo

and then about a year ago it all started sound from christine simon m.d. / lives in northern part of berkeley a year later and $15,000 thrown they finally got the rats out of their house. but a lot of her neighbors have not been so lucky sound from christine simon / lives in northern part of berkeleysound from dan the bug man / exterminator - dan the bug man is an exterminator and does pest control he services the east bay he says there has been more calls recently to berkeley and all over the east bay. dan says the tech boom and housing crises is to blame. more young couples are buying houses in the east bay from long term owners and renovating the houses.. sound from dan the bug man / exterminator - sound from christine simon / lives in northern part of berkeley christine, who is a practicing family medicine doctor in the area worries that the problem could become bad enough to pose a public health threat she and her neighbors have asked berkeley public health officials to look into the problem so far they are not granting that request. i contacted several people with the berkeley

simons island that evening. you can go back and you can look at all of these cases. for example, secretary price chartered a plane for $25,000 of government money from dulls airport to philadelphia, a distance of mere 135 miles when charter flight left five minutes after a regular flight flew, commercial flight flew from dulles for a few hundred dollars. he paid $25,000 and left several minutes later after he had taken the commercial flight. . even a first class flight would have been around $00 he could have taken british airways, they go there, whose slogan is to fly, to serve. i guess that's not quite right. he could have taken southwest air, their slogan, low fares, nothing to hide. maybe jetblue, you above all that could have worked. but no, instead , he had to book the private jet and fly for $25,000 from theer philadelphia. mr. speaker, this is an old washington story. the people who say they're coming to train the swamp have become the swamp. and this is not snag affects just one cabinet secretary. several cabinet secretaries are doing this, as my colleagues

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simon mccoy became something of a folk hero after his lukewarm introduction.hat video went viral with judy hutchinson describing his fantastically lacklustre delivery as british sarcasm at its finest. jeff thought, you can hear the existential misery in the presenter‘s voice. but a canine twitter user complained that simon fails to show the necessary respect when reporting on the dog surfing competition. it reminds me of a skateboarding duck who appeared on an early evening programme i once edited. more conventional sports have also featured strongly on bbc news over the last month. from the world athletics and digits to last weekend's boxing extravaganza in las vegas in which floyd mayweather beat conor mcgregor. that contest led some news bulletins on sunday morning, prompting viewer jackie grounds to complain, this report should have been part of the sports bulletin. it is not headline news. there is no doubting the news value of gurricane harvey which landed in texas a week ago and has continued to cause huge damage as a storm and tropical depression with

>> 1.35 miles, simon road that manual.nk it's officially a world record but they believe it is. >> woo! >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need today's buzzword, be at least 21 years old and be a legals redepartment of the u.s. or canada. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click "win ipad." >> enter each every day. >> let's reveal tuesday's buzzword it's fusion. >> get over to rightthisminute.com and click on "win ipad" and enter the buzzword fusion. >> good luck, everybody. >>> mom and daughter handcuffed to one another for 24 hours. >> we've seen couples do this. >> that's different. you do have a vested interest in it working out. >> how will ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ and washed the spider out ♪ ♪ out came the sun... - shh. - ♪ an

simone, simone, to say that you cannot bring up -- >> quickly finish, please. >> what you're saying ishat you can never talk or say anything negative about any group if they were next to white supremacists. that's unrealistic. >> thank you both. we'll leave it there. i appreciate your time. i know we're going to be talking about this a lot more. >>> next, more breaking news on the attorney general jeff sessions. apparently tendered his resignation to the president because the president called him an idiot and told him to resign. it's a shocking new report and conservatives are outraged over trump changing positions on immigration and the wall. and they are not too happy about this either. the democrat, chuck schumer, caught on open mike. >> he likes us. he likes me, anyway. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to new heights with safe driver and paperless billing. but the prize at the top is worth every last breath. here we go. [ grunts ] got 'em. ahh. wait a minute. whole wheat waffles? [ crying ] why! when you're close to

young simon we were talking during that piece because there's just so much to dig into how much room does narco have to maneuver here which is under a hell of a lot of pressure because there are there's the expectation that she might be able to form a jamaica coalition this is a this unprecedented coalition with free democrats and greens it's been tried at regional level here and working quite well in stein but at national level and. something very new very difficult to put together because those two smaller parties are you know there's a lot of blue sky between them in terms of policy particularly on things like europe on migration on tax cuts for businesses now but it's also a problem because of course america's party has sort of two parts christian democrats and the bavarian conservatives and they're saying they want to push to the right in particular on the immigration question have a much clearer tougher policy in particular also to deal with the rise of the far right and so she's she's kind of under pressure from all sides it's going to make it extremely difficult to put togeth

dan simon in the crowd now. what's going on. >> there's still quite a heavy police presence out here. i can tell you the crude has thinned out. crude has thinned out. i don't see too many protestors. i don't know where they may have gone. we see the police helicopter above us possibly tracking them. you can see they're still out here. they pushed the crowd out of this residential area. now there are just a few folks watching the scene unfold. there's been a lot of tension tonight don as you've seen police have used tear gas, they've used pepper spray to push the crowd back. the methods seem to be successful. a lot of people have left. i can't tell you they went home. my guess is they pushed back to other areas in the town and police will obviously be keeping close tabs on where everybody has gone. you can see these police, these officers over here surrounding one of their vehicles. i don't know really what they're doing at the moment, don. obviously this is going to be a very long night. police have prepared for

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at lipm: hurricane irma sweeps up florida's west coast — leaving cities flooded and more than half of all homes without power. president trump says there will be government help. these are storms of catastrophic severity and we're marshalling the full resources of the federal government to help our fellow americans in florida, alabama, georgia, texas, louisiana, tennessee and all of those wonder places and states in harm's way. when americans are in need, americans pull together. earlier irma barrelled along the north coast of cuba, leaving ten people dead. many homes in the capital havana have been inundated. and on the anniversary of 9/11, president trump attends ceremonial events to pay tribute to the nearly 3,000 who died. a crucial vote in parliament tonight on britain's exit from the eu. this is the scene live in the commons where mps are debating the bill that will transfer eu law into uk law ahead of brexit. also in the next hour, more than three hundred thousand

simon you stay with us place we'll talk more in just a moment so as they have to work out their party differences a week into angela merkel has had ect on her own she has to cobble together a new government former partners the social democrats have ruled out joining her c.d.u. partner a party in another coalition before instead to head up the opposition so merkel's only option may be to link up with the pro-business free democrats and the environmentalist greens but those two parties have little in common. two days after the election news paper headlines showed just how difficult it will be to form a government. has to fight chancellor looking for her course for the conservative bloc c.d.u. and c.s.u. finding the right course will be a major issue but anglo-american doesn't see flaws in her party's priorities if you can't see what we now need to change. from actually building a coalition will be a tricky task she has to bring together how conservative to very insistent party c.s.u. with the greens and the liberals all three want their own demands to be met. as. you can my view it's ab

simon: in the midterm, very little.he medium term cola shown partner or partners are, what that means is finance ministry, if the ministry changes, all of these are open for debate and that could impact the direction of the eurozone integration. that is medium term. we get through sunday and it is pretty much a nonevent. wouldthe coalitions encourage you to all the money to work in germany. simon: we have the modest risk on stanton eurozone as a whole area -- as a whole. the election is unlikely to change in the mid-term. we will find out from theresa may on friday, my sheep put something on the table. -- might she put something on the table. there is a direct correlation and you are beginning to see that relationship shift. you shifted in terms of the rate hikes. this is not a one and done for the bank of england for you guys. simon: we expect a rate hike and another in the new year. we think it would be very modest and moderate. -- not the start of a aggressive rate hike and cycle. --a: do they sell it of the as the u

well for more on this we can now cross live to simone who's from the korea peace network simone do you think the u.s. took the right step there in rejecting the plan for dialogue put forward by russia and china i think this is a wrong step and also to clearly it's a clear united states is not interested in diplomacy and rather escalating the threat and in fact the biggest threat right now is u.s. harsh rhetoric. pointed out as expressed by us u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley and this is clearly a very very dangerous situation and the fact the united states has rejected again again and again the proposal sensible plan put forward by china and russia is really disappointment and if you look at all the major policy analyst international relations scholars really there are very few scholars who can explain the reason for the united states rejecting such a sensible proposal and instead of contributing to the escalation of the current conflict where you mentioned a un envoy nikki haley she claims north korea is backing for war quote is that actually true do you think and all

huge tricks but all these tricks individually are impressive but simon is not satisfied with that.likes to combine tricks and as this sport of free style has evolved, so has he and so have the tricks. goes into the back flip. >> oh. >> lets go, tosses his whole body back and grabs onto the seat. >> the back flip superman one-hand seat grab. >> exactly. reels it in, and lands perfectly. >> when you're a kid, you dream of having a ton of animal friends, at least i know i did. i thought giraffes were the bestest. well this guy nico actually got to grow up in a zoo with his parents, that established -- >> was he on display? >> you'll be happy to know they actually founded this zoo in denmark and they took in, they rescued animals. >> were you raised in a zoo? actually, i was. >> now that you mention it. well, unfortunately two years ago his dad passed away, so nico decided that he was going to come back home to the zoo and work with his mom to take care of the animals. he started a youtube channel where people can follow his adventures with these animals on a day-to-day basis and he al

hi simone yes it does i mean this is a time when people are more vulnerable than they would normally be and therefore the scam stirs think that they have easy prey and that people won't do the due diligence that they need to under normal circumstances and it is just a really sad circumstance and hopefully people will because of things like your show and others be more wary about what they do given these desperate times with these hurricane disasters but it's just amazing that it really does people end up driving down to impacted areas and taking advantage of people through a variety of different frauds and bart you know on the show we've been reporting this all along with your help about some of the price gouging that's been taking place you know ahead of hurricane irma florida's attorney general said she already received more than nine thousand complaints and said if people go after storm victims she's going to go right after them you know we heard about the case of the ninety nine dollars case of water in a ten dollar gallon of gas in texas what else is out there. well there is als

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check out simon morris on the floor, on his jacket, on his face, the blood a result of the attack. the judge wasn't taking "i had a bit too much drink" as an excuse. he was found guilty of wounding with intent and is now going down for six years himself. >>> when you're a teenager one of the coolest things you could do is learn how to drive. for nathan his family told him sorry, honey, you're not going to be able to do until you're 63. what are we doing now? >> practice. >> we're going to practice driving. >> yes! >> yes! he's going to get really good by practicing with sister jocelyn in this first lesson. >> are you excited? >> yes. >> first lesson, this is a burner. >> no, fortunately for him, they start with first gear. >> straight to manual, too. >> down. >> you can see him going to second, then to third. >> up. >> nathan learned very quickly. she explained in about five or six minutes how this whole thing works and he picked it up quickly >> down. >> tells him where to go and he does it flawlessly. he does a great job and you can tell he's super happy. >> he's having fun. >> s

not gonna be done, simon.oing to be hosting this dinner tonight talking to democrats, republicans. we he's going to have to clearly make his case. >> as matt said, there's a lot that has to get done by the enof the month. i'm a little surprised he's not spending time wrapping up this legislative session before they move on to tax reform. i think the dinner tonight is an encouraging sign. i think the way that they did healthcare was a mistake. they locked democrats out. they tried to jam it down congress' throat. there wasn't committee hearings. if we can go back to the way congress is supposed to work, have regular order and committee hearings and debate, democrats will have their opportunity to weigh in on the tax reform bill. and i think it will be better for the country if this comes out as a bipartisan process instead of the process of medical care. >> sandra: so, matt, are you optimistic that tax reform is not going to go by the way of healthcare reform? >> yeah. i think they learned a lot. there's nothin

right off the bat hard cheese simone del rosario continues our week's coverage from the ninth annual brics summit in china here at the break summit i had the opportunity to talk one on one with the real demetrius he's the c.e.o. of the russian direct investment fund which is a ten billion dollars sovereign wealth fund a step.

i want to bring in simon henderson. simon henderson is with the washington institute. what richard and ron allen were bringing up were missile defense systems that have also been part of the mix, part of the stew here. it was only wednesday of last week that it was released that a successful test of a missile defense system was conducted here and the timing given what the claims are that are coming from north korea are quite close here, simon. what do you make of the missile defense systems that have been tested by the u.s. military? >> well, i think this is absolutely essential because it was giving a signal to north korea. the signal was certainly sent but unfortunately north korea doesn't appear to accept the signals in the manner that we think they're going to be understood. instead of restraining north korea, it appears to have had the reverse effect. >> when you look at the pictures and the translation of the statement coming from north korea, again, we have this picture of this white what appears to be metal device, was described earlier as a peanut. what appear

can you hear me, simon?” can you hear me, simon? i can. good to hear from you. i can. good to hearfrom you. thank can you hear me, simon? i can. good to hear from you. thank you for joining us. firstly, explain what the situation is like now and what can you see? what are you experiencing? at the moment, the co nsta nt experiencing? at the moment, the constant noise of circulating helicopters, either dropping off supplies to the nearby park, a large open area... i talked to an anaesthetist in the local hospital coordinating the efforts. supplies are coming in and out on a regular basis. i believe the hospital will ta ke m ost basis. i believe the hospital will take most of those supplies. but, as well, the main road into the area that connects the east end to the west end is travel. it is a massive help. you cannot get anywhere here without a vehicle in such a mountainous territory. itjust enables people to carry on. the army and navy are here as well. that is a great relief, to be honest. shortly after the hurricane, there was a very uneasy atmosphere, with loo

i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 3pm. hurricane irma causes widespread destruction across the caribbean, leaving at least ten people dead. this is the moment irma hit saint martin, cutting cables and destroying the airport. the extent of the destruction in barbuda is unprecedented. i'm of the view that as it stands now, it's barely habitable. mps have begun their scrutiny of the government's main brexit bill, which aims to transfer thousands of pieces of eu regulations into uk law. this bill simply brings european union law into uk law, ensuring where possible the rules of law are the same after exit as before. that we are leaving is settled. how we leave is not. this bill invites us to surrender all power and influence over that question to the government and to ministers. that will betray everything we were sent here to do. anjane an jane hill live at westminster where we continue to follow that debate as it emerged dozens of tory mps have signed a letter warning the government not to keep the country in the eu by steal

simone verdi had given the home side the lead after the half hour mark but the draw means inter dropfirst time in five matches this season although they do move top of the table for 2h hours at least. while in germanyjames rodriguez played a part in all three of bayern munich's goals against schalke, which included him scoring his first bundesliga goal since joining the bavarians. the 3—0 victory moves carlo ancelotti's side top of the table for the first time this year. there were also wins for augsburg who move third and borussia moenchengladbach with wolfsburg and werder bremen playing out a 1—1 draw. so bayern munich move back to the top of the bundesliga but it was without their world cup winning goalkeeper manuel neuer who won't play again in 2017. the 31—year—old germany captain has been ruled out of action for at least four months after breaking his left foot in training on monday. the injury is a recurrence of the hairline fracture he suffered during the champions league semi—final against real madrid in april. liverpool have been knocked out of the english league cup at the

and that really is simon.roke. he failed. he talks about how he succeeded. it is really, really interesting. steve: absolutely. we have a clip, look at new season of "idol." everybody has celebrity judges who are singers, does that make sense? harvey here is your sound bite with simon cowell. >> what do you think of singers judging singers? >> i don't get it. >> because it makes them insecure. >> you think madonna wants to find madonna? she wakes up tomorrow morning, i really hope the next madonna comes along and i need to do something about it. she is going, no, i want madonna to be more successful. i totally get that. so judging she is shows, whoa. >> that is big statement. >> that's true. >> what do you think of katy perry doing "idol"? >> good luck. steve: can't have a singer to judge singers. you need a judge to judge singers. abby: harvey, he hasn't changed that much. >> the reason simon is successful he is really authentic. i think you will see that here. what you haven't seen is him talking about his l

simon, thank you very much.for a man who walked into a nursery school this morning carrying what looked like a gun. he is believed to have entered the childsplay nursery in the wavertree area of liverpool, before leaving with a second man on a motorcycle. detectives say he was looking for another man, who is not a member of staff. ryanair has announced it will cancel thousands more flights over the next few months in a move which will affect up to 400,000 passengers. simon gompertz is with me. imean, i mean, this will mean more misery for passengers. at it is terrible for passengers. at it is terrible for those passengers who have booked flights over christmas in order to get home, because this is a continuation of the problem ryanair has had, giving its pilots the holiday they are ji hwan still flying planes. it is going to take out of service 25 planes between november and march, and that means suspending dozens of roads, including important ones, edinburgh and glasgow to london stansted, belfast to london gat

simon, you must have many stories.passports, the guy who was checking the passports looked at my photograph, passed it around everyone else so that they could laugh as well. that's a bad passport story! on a more serious note, the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, saying that the uk economy as is is broken and change needs to happen. your thoughts? my disagreement would be, it's notjust the uk economy, it's a developed world thing and the inequality he is talking about is an overreliance on interest rates rather than fiscal policy. if you own things in the la st policy. if you own things in the last 15 years, you did well, if you did not, you did not. the divide is between the haves and have nots. thank you for your company. we're back tomorrow. goodbye. good morning. today is probably going to be the best day of the week in terms of weather. plenty of dry weather out there this morning. chile with clear skies through the night. as we go through today, this ridge of high pressure is influencing things. a brisk we

let's talk about those difficult times with the w political correspondent simon young a welcome simon it looks as though i'm going to call does not back much room to maneuver well she's under a lot of pressure is resigning there you know this result was the worst for her party since nine hundred forty nine she's got to find some answers she's being told by her bavarian. counterparts in the c.s.u. the question so few union that they want to see changes in policy particularly the migration policy that's key for them but at the same time she's got to put. together a completely new kind of coalition with the the greens and the free democrats parties that are diametrically opposed on a whole host of issues so she's really struggling at the moment and i think it's very clear that simply to say as she was inclined to do yesterday will carry on with the tenor of the same policies that's going to work so in time the social democrats have also said that vanno interested in coalition is there any way that she could lure them back where it's hard to say what's going to happen in the interesting t

. >> rose: "the deuce," i talk to david simon, george pataki, maggie gyllenhaal and james franco. >> labor is the product. you have this product that is street pornography. to this day there is no regulation of sex work, obviously, and you have this moment where an industry springs rapidly into being, and these people are the pioneers. >> rose: we conclude with an excerpt with my conversation from steve bannon former c.e.o. of the trump campaign and chief strategist in the white house who is now back running breitbart news, to be seen on cbs "60 minutes" on sunday. >> economic nationalism is what this country was built on, the american system. >> rose: hurricane irma, jonathan swan, "the deuce" and stevensteve bannon, when we con. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor in miami. anthony mason is in new york. tonight one of the lar

simon and justin. that's it for this hour, two hours of "velshi and ruhle." we should do more tv together. >> it's pretty good. >> i'm stephanie rhule. >> "andrea mitchell reports" is up now. >> right now, irma's impact. more than 6 million in florida without power and flash flood warnings are in place and the worst could still come to jacksonville where they're experiencing record flooding. as the storm heads north to georgia, many are getting a first look at the damage. >> the angle of approach can make all the difference and a storm that's more parallel -- oh. >> this is the rain that's hitting me. wow. >> the beach got hit pretty hard. >> there's still a flooding risk