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our political correspondent simon young is following this story for us simon what more details can you give us at this point. would terry the latest reaction that i just received a statement from germany's a d party this is the far right to turn to the german polity that has made headlines with its opposition to both to islam and also to migration to germany they have saved the this man the chief suspect in this incident. was known to police now i can't confirm that police are confirming that at this stage but they are. drawing a conclusion from that the. ease in all likelihood a terror attack and then they go on to say in their statement that interior minister horst they hope. to be concentrated rather than on saving people from the mediterranean. risk of drowning in the mediterranean he ought to be protecting germany's borders and people who've come to germany from syria all in relevant cases to be sent back to the peaceful areas of syria so quite a strong statement pretty immediately emerging from the alternative for germany party. other than that as we've been reporting the police

the 25th career medal at the world championships for simone biles.ber two heather watson. she's been beaten in the final of the tianjin 0pen by rebecca peterson — the swede winning in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4. it's the second title of peterson's career — with her other title coming just last month. we will and on another record. coco gauff being the youngest to win a wta tour title. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, it's time for click. bye from me. hello, and welcome to a special edition of click. not top gear, although there are shades of that, i have to say, but this week, we're not talking about petrol cars like these. we're talking about electric cars like these. not hybrid, not hydrogen or anything else. this week, it is pure electric. sure, there are other ways to power your car which are good for the environment. go check them out by all means but this is the year that all—electric has really taken off. more people are thinking about evs than ever before so in this show, we're asking, is now the right time to switch? we'll look at th

simon: absolutely.atement from mario draghi has aged really well, but we now stand on the cusp of what next. bond buying and quantitative easing buys you time, but that time is starting to run out lyrically. -- politically. therefore, developments on the fiscal side will determine whether this recovery of sorts gets a leg of momentum if the world economy slows. does this experiment last long-term? if you step back and look at the possibility of local banks holding less of their national debt, if you step back and look at risk sharing on the possibility of eurobonds getting what does this fall apart in 10 or 15 years? part of the challenge with understanding the long-term future of the monetary system is when does the political appetite for the federalist structural , but asit's not pithy the requirement for a capital markets union, a banking union, and common fiscal tools to buttress monetary policy. has been thecy single most important weapon because it is federalized. when you federalize other parts o

erin mclaughlin is there >> the stage belongs to simone biles. >> reporter: simone biles once again in a league of her own already considered the greatest of all time. today she nabs her fifth all-around world title two more medals here in germany and she'll become the most decorated gymnast at the world championships ever. >> i feel good after today put out good performances. wasn't too crazy didn't do anything crazy. >> does she do it? >> reporter: admitting she held back noticeably absent, double/double dismount off the balance beam known as the biles unprecedented for its difficulty last week the national gymnastics federation opted to assign the skill a lower value than experts believe it's worth. >> you're accredited with really pushing the sport forward with innovative moves do you feel like they're being valued appropriately >> the beam dismount we're disappointed with that a little bit but at the end of the day, we can only control what we do, not what they do. >> the only competition is herself. so it's like how do you compete against yourself you just try to get better that'

our political correspondent simon young is following the story for us simon what's the latest. well there is a statement from police in the state of hassoun the where the city of limbo is located saying that the police are saying that they are in the hot phase of their investigations so i think we can assume that investigations are still going on as we reported earlier the police have said so for them it's far too early to speculate about the motives behind face attack here if that is what the these are rather than an accident. a but that's something that's also incidentally been confirmed by the german interior minister holds the hope he's been aust to describe this incident and he said it's too early to give an answer to that so many unanswered questions at the moment but what has emerged a some more details about the chief suspect ok well tell us about that then tell us what we know regarding that the chief suspect in this in this incident. yeah reports from the d.p.i. . agency germany's main internal news agency which says that the man got control of this truck and then app

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simone: i think he did. i think the political pressure here was just too much about a decision that really, the optics of it undercut his entire argument about the bidens being corrupt, so i don't know who told him that. but i think at the end of the day, it just became too much weight for him to bear. josh: yeah, the president -- the math is very difficult to get any -- if it goes to a senate trial, to get 20 republicans calling for his removal. but we can see what happens with a few loud voices that speak out, romney and a few others. you could see things falling apart if the president doesn't tend to his own base, to his allies in the senate. i think he realized that with the decision on doral. host: what are you looking for this week? simone: to see how democrats treekt all this. do they overplay their hand? how do they make sure, especially some of the moderate democrats in competitive districts, how do they make sure that they are standing up for what they believe in, but still tending the voters who b

simone biles winning herfifth well, another two to show tonight.idual championship gold medal. it has never been done before bya medal. it has never been done before by a woman and you have one a few metals in your time. was there any doubt it was going to be her knight? to be honest, no, but it was so nice that she looked like she was enjoying that performance. she had a big smile on herface and the enjoying that performance. she had a big smile on her face and the skills that she is doing, they are so difficult. some gymnasts could only ever dream of doing. she seems to get better and better, doesn't she? what can we expect to see over the next year or so? and if this is the last one for simone biles at a world championships it is such a shame, isn't it? who knows, you always think she has hit the top now but then she brings out more new skills so who knows what she can bring out for tokyo. is there any other skills she is actually training behind the scenes at home? we don't know. but i just love the fact that she is enjoying it. she loves the s

today simone biles dazzled yet again with her new signature move.exity, launching into the air at around 30 miles an hour, and she's up there for little more than a second. it means buyers has to move quickly to perform her two somersaults while twisting three times simultaneously. even other elite gymnasts are dumbfounded by the ease with which she performed such a tough move. you talk about legends in sport, and she is definitely one of them. to put it into context, when simon does the triple double, everyone in the gym, from coaches to gymnasts, stops to watch her because it is that hard. the records keep tumbling. when the usa took their fifth straight team title on tuesday, biles became the all—time leading female gymnast, with 21 world medals. today she was at it again, winning her 16th world championship gold. pint —sized perfection. not content with merely winning, she wants to create a legacy. just two more medals here this week will ensure she is the most decorated gymnast overall in world championship history. she has actually got four mo

simon thank you so much for now d.w. political correspondent simon young. now at hong kong where police arrested and charged 2 protesters for defying the ban on wearing face masks during demonstrations protestors are the 1st 2 people to be charged under the new law outside courthouse supporters used umbrellas to protect protesters identities as they were ushered away the ban on face masks has helped fuel days of violent protests in hong kong. and we're joined now by our correspondent in hong kong mathias bowling a materialist the ban on face masks has clearly anger the protestors we solved violent clashes there over the weekend what's happening there today. there are new protests announced in telegram groups and online forums today so far there haven't started yet but it's clear that the protesters want to keep the pressure up they want to be on the streets and the law has clearly not achieved what it should achieve according to the government to deter the protesters and take some steam out of the situation now now the protesters are more furious than ever

simon give us an idea of what's been happening where you are. yes sumi a largely peaceful and good natured demonstration here with several 100 extinction rebellion protesters gathered at the victory column that's a key traffic roundabout in the center of berlin not far from the brandenburg gate so as you say they have stopped traffic here i wouldn't say that paralyzed traffic across the city the police of have a blind by blocking the roads here so telling motorists to go elsewhere use other routes but the point of this demonstration clearly to attract media attention as well as to disrupt traffic the intersection here would normally be full of cars and trucks and buses all day long there have been stead of that songs and games and slogans and speeches we just had a speech from a coverall oreck a to an extinction rebellion activist and you might also remember her earlier this year she was captaining a ship rescuing migrants trying to get from libya to italy but she's been giving an impassioned speech describing the effects of climate change and a

today, simone biles dazzled yet again with her new signature move.the gym, from coaches to gymnasts, stops to watch her because it is just that hard. it is jaw—dropping in its complexity. launching into the air at around 13 mph, she's up there for a little more than a second. it means biles has to move quickly to perform her two somersaults while twisting three times simultaneously. the records just keep tumbling. when the usa took their fifth straight team title on tuesday, biles became the all—time leading female gymnast, with 21 world medals. today, she was at it again, winning her 16th world championship gold. pint—sized perfection. but not content with merely winning, the texan wants to create a legacy, and just two more medals here this week would ensure she's the most decorated gymnast overall in world championship history. she's actually got four more chances. whilst making history, though, biles is also healing. she's a survivor of prolific sex offender larry nassar, the former team doctor given multiple life sentences last year after decade

biles simone biles once again in a league of her own.greatest of all time, she nabbed her 5th all around world title ♪ ♪ two more medals here in germany and she'll become the most decorated gymnast at the world championships ever >> i feel good after today put out good performances, wasn't too crazy didn't do anything too crazy >> reporter: biles admitting she had a double, double dismount off the balance beam known as the biles. unprecedented for its difficulty, last week the international gymnastics federation assigned it lower value than it's worth. do you feel like they're being valued appropriately >> the dismount a little bit, disappointed with that but at the end of the day we can only control what we do, not what they do >> reporter: the only competition is it herself. how do you compete against yourself you only try to get better so that's what she's doing with these skills, yet they're not awarding them. >> reporter: there was only one way for simone biles to finish her performance. she dropped the mic. nbc news, stuttgart, ger

young with you simon. takeaways for you from that well president macro really making quite a big show there huge sort of layout of different topics he talked about he's calling it the to lose declaration with all sorts of agreements you say on on climate policy on industrial policy. in agriculture space projects they've got defense cooperation i think the key thing that i would focus in on. this announcement that they've agreed both leaders said in slightly different words i ain arms export ban. to turkey and that would appear to be you know something that they're going to force through and they're going to pressure it president micros save act european level as well and how much we're. but how much does that differ from from the agreement that already exists in europe the should be no arms sales to turkey yeah well i mean that i don't know because the we have got the details of this yet but it may well be that it extends to different types of equipment that it extends for different types of potential use

simone biles is enshrined in history as the gymnast to beat.er 24th gold medal on the beam, her 25th with these moves in the floor exercise. >> it is just incredible. >> she's now distinguished as the most decorated gymnast ever. her record was sealed sunday at the world championships in germany. biles has now broken the long-standing mark of 23 medals held by a gymnast from belarus set back in the 1990s. the 22 year old reigning olympic and five time world champion from texas hasn't confirmed whether she will continue to compete beyond next summer's 2020 tokyo games. she already has four olympic gold medals and now has two new signature moves named after her, the biles double double dismount on beam and the biles two, a triple twisting double somersault in her floor routine. after she won her fifth individual all-around world gold by a record margin on thursday, biles dropped the mic. >> we are cheering for her. up next bombshell allegations in the death investigation of tyler skaggs, the new details emerging about who reportedly gave the ange

another incredible performance from simone biles.the team and it was a tea m she is wet to the team and it was a team effort. she is now the 15 times world champion and the most successful ever female gymnast at world championship level here is what she had to say after the event. it was really exciting, not our best meat but it just it was really exciting, not our best meat but itjust shows the strength we have that we still came out on top even after having a couple of falls. personally for you 15 times world champion now and 2112 medals, the most successful woman at world level ever. it means the world to me, i worked so hard to get where i am in to see that i'm still improving over all these years it is an honour to even represent the country. and what more can we say about simone biles? you can only talk so much about how incredible she is. many people talk about the motivation and if you are 15 times world champion and the most successful female gymnast ever, what motivates her? i think the fact that she loves the sport and you

simon mccoy is there, iam reliably penzance today. simon mccoy is there, i am reliably informed.iably informed. is penzance today. simon mccoy is there, i am reliably informed. is he having a cup of tea now? no, he is not! just checking, just checking. you are not there to enjoy yourself. i will be here. much more, in all seriousness, looking at all the issues there as part of our coastal britain series. simon mccoy will be with you from two. british entrepreneurs could have their business ideas tested out on the international space station. a new contest from the uk space agency will provide funding and the first space flight for the winning concepts, which could be anything from medicines and innovative materials developed in microgravity, to space—flown consumer products. joanna gosling spoke to libby jackson from the uk space agency. the uk has been leading in the space applications area for many years and we are looking to position the uk to be at the forefront of this new market. we are offering joint funding, a flight, and we believe this market is something that could ope

simon jones has more.ee and can save lives but simon stephens is worried. what point do people need to learn... the percentage of children receiving the first dose is down for the fifth year in a road in england. he says parents looking online for information are often confronted with fake news. writing in the daily mail, he warns... the prime minister recently echoed his concerns. i'm afraid people have been listening to that superstitious mumbojumbo on the internet with anti—vaccination stuff and thinking the mmr vaccine is a bad idea, that is wrong. the department of health have had much discussion about increasing vaccination rates. the health secretary matt hancock said he was seriously considering making vaccination compulsory for schoolchildren in england but some in the medical profession warned that could make parents suspicious. simon stephens acknowledges there has been a lively debate on the issue but stops short of saying whether he believes vaccinations should be mandatory. he does pledge the

. >> world gymnast simone biles is making history again.lympic phenom this weekend with two moves that have never been done before. each of those new moves will now be called the biles. >> the first twisting three times while doing two flips in midair during floor exercise. the second on the balance beam. >> back flip, back flim, double-double, there it is! that's the biles! >> with two moves already named for her, one on the vault, and this on floor exercise. >> double layover with a half twist also known as the biles. >> trevor: yeah, just flipping! >> simone biles, she's out there making history with her flips and spins and vaults. i'm worried she'll just shoot off into space. >> it might happen. let's just think about this for a second. have you thought about how amazing this is? simone has four moves named after her, which makes everything easier for the announcer. if you're the announcer, simone is going into a biles with a biles and here she comes with a biles and, oh, she struck the biles! oh, my goodness! they should just rename gy

simon jones has more. of nhs england's chief executive, "simple and free and it can save lives." but simon stevens is worried. what are the points you think people need to learn from your experience? the percentage of children receiving the first dose of the vaccine is down for the fifth year in a row in england. he says parents looking for information online are often being confronted by fake news. writing in the daily mail, he warns... the prime minister recently echoed his concern. i'm afraid people have just been listening to that superstitious mumbojumbo on the internet, that anti—vax stuff, and thinking that the mmr vaccine is a bad idea. that's wrong. here at the department of health, there has been much discussion about what should be done to increase vaccination rates. the health secretary, matt hancock, recently said he was seriously considering making vaccinations compulsory for schoolchildren in england but some in the medical profession warned that could make parents suspicious. simon stevens

young is following the story for us so simon what's the latest. well as you say sarah what we know is that a syrian man has been living in germany for about 4 years and has a limited residency status here that's to say he's not officially recognized as an asylum seeker or refugee but he is allowed to stay in germany he is the man he was driving this truck he got hold of it. when he as you've reported there pulled the the actual driver out when it was stopped at a red light and he's driven it off subsequently crashed into a line of parked vehicles 9 people have been lightly injured we're told 7 of them are being treated in hospital including the the driver himself and there were reports that the man said the word a lost several times at the scene 2 passes by he came to came to help him in fact but as far as any motive or indeed any characterization of this incident whether it was a deliberate attack or an accident or something else entirely the police and the authorities are not yet not yet saying anything on that and indeed their investigation int

who introduced his mother to carly simon at a restaurant in martha's vineyard.nd now, 25 years, can you believe it, after her friend's death, simon has written a remembrance, loving, yes, but also a bit shocking, in it intimacy about a woman who prized her privacy ♪ anticipation >> reporter: we're headed to cay mon's home on martha's vineyard songs like "anticipation" has made her one of the greatest singer songwriters of our time ♪ these are the good old days". >> we arrived to find simon who suffers from stage fright, painfully anxious in anticipation of talking about her friend jackie kennedy onassis. >> i'm just so nervous sorry to be this way. >> maybe because it matters to you. >> it does matter. the idea of talking about jackie who's such an icon, she means so much to so many people, and if i didn't get it right, i would be really angry with myself. >> do you feel at all that you have violated a code of friendship with her by writing what you have written? >> you know, i just feel that way. that's probably what all my nerves are about. >> she has been dea

simon jones has more.easles, mumps and rubella is simple and free and can save lives but simon stephens is worried. what point do people need to learn... the percentage of children receiving the first dose is down for the fifth year in a road in england. he says parents looking online for information are often confronted with fake news. he warns today telling parents the prime minister recently echoed his concerns. i'm afraid people have been listening to that superstitious mumbojumbo on the internet been listening to that superstitious mumbo jumbo on the internet with anti—vaccination stuff and thinking the mmr vaccine is a bad idea, that is wrong. the department of health have had much discussion about increasing vaccination rates. the health sector that it matt hancock said he was seriously considering making vaccination is compulsory for schoolchildren in england but some in the medical profession one that could make parents suspicious. simon stephens acknowledges there has been a lively debate on the

and terry, i hate to do this. >> go ahead. >> but there is another gold medal for simone biles >> simone to win two more shattering the record for most career world championship medals ever and that woman in the stands they were showing, nelly biles, was her mother, and her mom tweeted and i thought this was the cutest thing, she wrote something like, honey, do it just like in practice, and that's what she did every time she's amazing. >> she really is we have a lot more on her amazing feat just ahead. we love to watch those videos. let's get right to the top stories of the morning, the u.s. military headed to a full withdrawal from syria amid growing chaos in that region pentagon officials say the president over the weekend directed troops to begin pulling out as safely and as quickly as possible that order came as the turkish military escalated its military operation against the kurds. in the meantime, syrian government troops were set to deploy along the border with turkey as well to help kurdish fighters fend off the attacks from turkey. >>> rescue workers are searching for missing p

more let's bring in a reporter kate brady who's standing by for us in our political correspondent simon young is with us in the studio good day to you both kate what are the latest developments in this investigation i understand authorities have been searching houses. there was overnight in the nearby area of landsberg there were some searches done overnight and we heard from eyewitnesses locals are inland spag that some offices were going from house to house and also we've learned since that one particular apartment was searched and i slip in and as far as we know the main suspect who was arrested yesterday 27 year old suspect he actually came from i saved but we're still waiting to hear from our thirty's any more confirmation on exactly what they found during those searches and in what way they were connected to the events here in holland in one speck yesterday but the focus here in heller today as you can see is that this vigil which is about to take place behind us here i'm currently stood in front of the synagogue where that gunman tried to enter yesterday during those young kapoor

another show tonight with simone biles when herfaith another show tonight with simone biles when herp or chip gold metal. it has never been done before by a woman and beth you have won a few gold medals in your time. was there a bet that it was her —— i doubt that it was tonight? to be honest now. but it was great to see that she was enjoying that performance threat that for routine she had a big smile oi'i that for routine she had a big smile on her face and the skills that she is doing, they are so difficult. some gymnasts can only ever dream of doing it. and she seems to get better and better, doesn't she? what can we expect to see over the next year or can we expect to see over the next year 01’ so can we expect to see over the next yearorso and is can we expect to see over the next year or so and is this the last one for her world championship? who knows. you always think she has hit the top but then she brings out more skills. who knows what she can bring out, orany skills. who knows what she can bring out, or any other skill she skills. who knows what she can bring out, orany

simone biles. >> stuck the landing, oh yes. simone biles, it's all about her this morning.at she could have taken a nap after her first two tumbling passes and still clinched the team gold. aysa she's the grte gymnast of her or a just how great was sim means biles in germany this week? well, take a look. only one word can possibly describe simone biles. >> perfection. >> reporter: leading the u.s. women's gymnastics team to their fifth consecutive title in germany on tuesday. despite sunisa lee's fall on the balance beam -- >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: -- said to be team usa's first since 2010, biles and her teammates flipping their way to first place, finishing more than 5 points ahead of runner-up russia. from the beam to the bars and everything in between, biles receiving a high score after high score. the 22-year-old phenom landing two ground-breaking moves that no one has ever done in a major competition. this double dismount will forever be known as the biles. it's now one of four moves named after her. the superstar going on to collect her record-breaking 21st me

and the records tumble as fast as a simone biles floor routine as the american become the most decorated gymanst at the world championships. welcome to the programme. 2a hours ago, japan was being battered by one of the worst typhoons in a generation and we didn't even know if their final rugby world cup game aganst scotland would go ahead. well go ahead it did and they produced a memorable victory that their coach said was motivated by all those affected by the storm. it finished 28—21 in yokohama and its where our correspondent andy swiss sent us this report. what a match and what to win but thousands of japan fans, their what a match and what to win but thousands ofjapan fans, their side through to the world cup water finals for the very first time. remember, scotland had to win to have any chance of qualifying and they got up to the perfect start when finn russell scored an early try the japan hit back. three superb tries before halftime, some stunning running rugby and they led by 21 points. after halftime, second try of the match, japan led 28—7, the match seemed as good as over. b

. >>> and solid gold, simone biles leads the u.s. to its fifth team title in the world championships and makes more history for herself in the process, today, wednesday, october 9th, 2019 >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody, good morning, nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. we want to get right to our breaking news from overseas, that buildup of turkish troops at the border with syria poised for a major offensive against a key u.s. ally, and it comes in the wake of the president's decision to pull troops out of that area. that decision drawing fierce criticism here and abroad from republicans and democrats. nbc chief correspondent richard engel is in istanbul with the latest. what's the situation there. >> reporter: good morning. turkish officials say that all of their military preparations are now complete. all they need is the order to go. with turkish troops and hardware massed on turkey's southern border, this morning, a s

from me, simon mccoy, goodbye.with a frost in parts of scotland especially into aberdeenshire and a lot of cloud down towards east anglia in south—east england and here we have outbreaks of rain, especially the further east you are to couple of showers elsewhere in england and wales most places will be staying dry, will be staying dry, more on the way of sunshine coming through during the afternoon although there will be range when the day bearing down on shetland. england and wales will see the lower temperatures here under some clear spell and with light winds staying quite breezy in scotland there will also be some fog patches developing, dense across parts of england and wales, especially towards the midlands and southern england slowly clearing on tuesday morning to sunny spells and a dry day. scotland and northern ireland have a bit of cloud around, some rain in the far north of scotland. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: as k

from me, simon mccoy, goodbye. hello there. or longer spells of rain that we've had in the north east of england tending to fade away. cloud thickening, though, towards the south east, threatening to bring some rain in from the near continent, and it should blow in a lot of cloud and keep the temperatures up across this part of the uk. but further north, we've got clearer skies, and it's going to be cold enough for a frost in parts of scotland. quite sunny here, though, to start the day, some sunshine for northern ireland. quite a cloudy start for most of england and wales. we've got this threat of showery rain towards east anglia and the south east, especially near the coast in the morning. elsewhere, few if any showers around by the afternoon, probably a bit more sunshine too, ten in the central belt, 14 for southern parts of england and wales. colder start, i think, on tuesday for england and wales, some fog patches lasting well into the morning. after those clear, there should be a good deal of sunshine. still largely dry f

our correspondent simon young is in hollis simon how are the victims being remembered today.hero because this is a concert as she said with pop stars and performers from all over germany who've come here just to show as they're putting it solidarity or solidarity and send a message of tolerance and to show i think how outraged they are. anti semitic and racist attacker is he describes himself was able to carry out this attack here which left 2 people dead and just a short while ago we heard a choir singing as female choir one of the victims was a keen choir sing us so her choir came and performed here on this stage just one of the poignant moments today is people here and how remember the attacks of 10 days ago moving stuff there it's been a little over a week since the attack how has it impacted the community and hala. well i think people here are shocked and a lot of people are saying that they just don't really understand how people can you know how anyone could do something like this and you know there is still a sense of grief in a sense of wanting to come together i was

now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king.be quite heavy for some of us, particularly in northern parts of england and across wales. some pretty gusty conditions associated with that rain especially for england and wales. you can see this morning some outbreaks of rain across the south—east of england as well, heavy and frequent showers moving their way into the west of scotland. but this rainfall across wales and northern england could bring 50—70 millimetres, particularly in west wales and across the pennines, and that could lead to some problems. the rain in the south—east will continue, but gradually that rain will ease its way southward. some brighter skies developing in northern parts, but the frequent showers in the west of scotland could lead to some problems as well. these are the wind gusts through today. up to around 50 mph around coastal areas, could be quite breezy for many of us. maximum temperature 15—18 degrees. as for the weekend, more rain especially for england and wales and a little bit drier and brighter f

if you missed any of simone's performances, catch them at 3:00 p.m.me is stacy and he was on instagram, giving her an atta girl take a look. >> let's go. yes. that's what i'm talking about. >> oh, yeah, that warms my heart so much. >> here's the note he posted, my woman is a five time world champion in the all around and i couldn't be more proud i get hyped every time i watch her do her thing today was no exception, congratulations, babe, and the whole world is proud simone responded and promised the biggest smooch ever. >> she said in the press after, she said, she's like, sometimes i don't even know how i do it. she's so good, so clutch, has that extra gear, and she's like, i don't know even know how i do it. >> extra gear, that's a good way to put it. puts it in some place. >> supernatural. >>> stick around for pop start. >> we're going to start with meghan markle, the duchess of sussex is marking international day of the girl with a post on instagram featuring a throwback video of her as a child and encouraging words for young women all around the

. >>> and the incredible simone biles does it again and again. she nails two moves in competition that have never be en before. "early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. the impeachment inquiry is gathering steam this morning with a second whistle-blower coming forward with information about president trump's phone call with ukraine's leader the difference this person claims to have firsthand knowledge, which could punch a hole in a key defense for mr. trump. the white house responding in part it doesn't change the facts that the president had done nothing wrong. meanwhile, president trump is targeting top democrats on twitter, claiming that house speaker nancy pelosi and intelligence committee chairman adam schiff are guilty of treason and calling for them to be impeached we should point out the constitution does not allow for a member of congress to be impeached. nbc's tracie potts has the latest from d.c. tracy, good morning. >> hi there, frances good morning, everyone of focusing on the

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today, simone biles dazzled, yet again, with her new signature move.e more than a second. it means biles has to move quickly to perform her two somersaults, while twisting three times, simultaneously. even other elite gymnasts are dumbfounded by the ease, with which she performed such a tough move. you talk about legends in sport, and i think she is definitely one of them. to put it into context, when simone does the triple double, everyone in the gym, from coaches to gymnasts, stops to watch her, because it is that hard. the records just keep tumbling. when the usa took their fifth straight team title on tuesday, biles became the all—time leading female gymnast, with 21 world medals. today, she was at it again, winning her 16th world championship gold. pint—sized perfection. not content with merely winning, the texan wants to create a legacy. just two more medals here this week will ensure she is the most decorated gymnast, overall, in world championship history. she has actually got four more chances. belarus's vitaly scherbo won 23 medals in total a

but simon is worried.th year in a row children receiving vaccines. parents are often confronted by fake news on line. writing in the daily mail, he was telling parents that it is dangerous is like telling them to look left and right before crossing the street... the prime minister recently echoed his concerns. the street... the prime minister recently echoed his concernslj the street... the prime minister recently echoed his concerns. i am afraid people have been listening to that superstitious mumbo—jumbo on the internet and thinking that the vaccine is a bad idea. that is wrong. much discussion in the nhs to increase vaccination rates. the health secretary recently said he was seriously considering making vaccinations compulsory for schoolchildren in england but some in the medical profession one that could make parent suspicious. simon stephens acknowledges that has been a lively debate on the issue although he stops short in saying he believes vaccinations should be mandatory. he does pledge that the n

thank you very much a political correspondent simon young. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a 21 year old man in texas has pleaded not guilty to capital murder in the fatal shooting of 22 people in august police say patrick cruciatus can attest to targeting mexicans in the attack at a wal-mart in el paso prosecutors have said they will seek the death penalty. iran says 2 rockets have struck one of its oil tankers off the coast of saudi arabia iran's national oil company says a tanker was hit in the red sea near the saudi city of jeddah no authorities or no injuries rather were reported but iranian state television says the explosion caused an oil leak saudi arabia has not commented on the incident. and the nobel prize in literature has been awarded to 2 authors a to one from austria claimed his this year's award and poland's. was named winner for 2018 the unusual delay was due to a sexual assault scandal at the spoiled swedish academy last year. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has warned that turkey cou

is taking place dan simon just 1st of all tell us more about these ceremonies there it's very. you call there are several 100 people gathered here both inside and outside the church behind me here in may as a book that's not very far from where that anti semitic attack took place and people have come here bringing flowers lighting candles hugging each other and expressing i think their feelings of grief a lot of them members and supporters of the local football club how f c which this young man kevin 20 years old the victim of a random killing he was an ardent supporter of that football club so in this community it's people showing solidarity and showing how they've been affected by an attack in which this young man essentially was a random victim but they all know the significance of that attack and how it's being watched across the country now you touched on there simon i mean of course this is a memorial to remember the life of one young man but there is a broader significance here can you just walk us through that. well indeed because i think people in this region across ge