on the economic front, we need a trade agenda for southeast major -- southeast asia. secretary pompeo said we would welcome bilateral trade agreements with the states in the region. there is not evidence that that is a priority for the administration and i think it needs to be. one way to do this and this is an argument that dan and a colleague made is to start with japan. the negotiations laid a foundation for the united states and japan to move quickly if they wanted to do so on their own agreement. they can set high standards and easily set high standards on enterprises and intellectual property protection which we can take to the partners and make clear this is a benchmark for agreements going forward. we start with it the philippines and they have done the hard work of identifying the steps they would need to take enjoying the partnership. he brought it up with president trump in the fall. they are serious about deepening trade and that is where i start. where the markets -- we should be open to agreements with malaysia and malaysia -- and others. a series of hig

southeast asian resettlement happen. it was the refugee assistance act in 1975 good and help refugees from vietnam and cambodia. the government greatly underestimated how expensive it would be, how much money it was needed, how much time and mind power. congress approved the arrival of more refugees, including the refugees in a series of stopgap measures. by 1978, the stream of southeast asian refugees became a tied as more vietnamese, cambodian, and maung refugees came to the u.s.. they remained a challenge of bringing these refugees to a level of self-sufficiency. to meet these means, congress passed a landmark piece of legislation. the refugee act of 1980. this is really important because it is the act under which we operate today. it aims at the program and maintains the program and makes it more permanent and stable. the annual entry is at 50,000. it created new admission procedures that facilitated the official resettlement of refugees. it provided long-term funding for refugee programs. it is the first general ref

southeast where jackie benson is. i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator,i ws to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message becauom, like every working what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. what makes aldi olive oil oh sweetheart. because only the specialest, most amazing products in all the world make it into aldi stores. something so beautiful and precious, you should never ever, ever, ever, ever let go of. jeez m it's just olive oil. op being weird. we hand pick only the most amazing products. that's changing shopping for the better. aldi. shop differentli. >>> you're wching news 4 at 5:00. >>> and welcome back now at 5:30ef fhters dousing the flames of a four-alarm fire. this is the author capper senior apartments in south

fire at a senior apartment building in southeast washington.at therthur kapper senior apartments started afterw 3:30t was a two-alarm blaze is now a four-alarm fire. >> rushing to the scene with wheelchairs to evacuate people who may have been inside the building. aaron, fortunately, for us knows the area quite well, is there at the scene, and he's got someone to talk to to tell us more about what's going on there, aaron? >> reporter: yeah. we, scott davis, who works in the area, walked up on scene here awhile ago and was telling me about what he saw. step in here for me, and tell me what you saw. you ce in on 4th street? >> 4th street side, there's many more engines, and on your l street side, just down on the otherside, you have more paramedic units. my only concern is no one got hurt. they look like they are doing a good job with it, but i'm just concerned about the safety of the firemen and the tenants. >> we know t t there have been a couple rescues here, at least in the hour or so this has been going on. from where you came in on had 4th

aaron onhe scene for us there in southeast. aaron, thank yas so much. he mayor and chief said, what we have now is a defensive attack. igey are not going in to this fire any longer. they are going to fight it from above aide with hoses and multiple trucks that have surrounded this five-story structure. >> the dramatic images you are seeing live from the scenes of the fire continue to come int our newsroom. the flames are still growing stronger, and we've got all the angles c as we get updates, we'll bring them to you on air and i our nbc washington app. we'll be right back after this we'll be right back after this short break. i put cr tinals in prison duri day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to helt.moms collect child su then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offendersay and take guns from do. in congress, i'll stand up to presidentrump. i approve this message because, what's in the rearview mirror. >>> the mayor talked about as we brin

but i don't think the southeast asian voice is quite mainstream yet. so, we want them to come and experience that. robert: that's really a great territory you're exploring there. thank you for being here, good luck. trami: thank you. robert: let us know how it goes, okay? trami: will do. robert: all right, well, the "salt stained" exhibit started yesterday, september 8, and will run until october 26 at the art object gallery in san jose at 592 north 5th street. again, it features southeast asian artists from underserved communities who remind us that anyone with a story to tell is an artist. for details, go to nbcbayarea.com. and coming up, some information on events by the asian art museum, undiscovered sf, and mosaic saratoga, then a live performance here in our studio, koto music. so, don't miss it. keep the chainsaws away! plus- what wildfire victims can do to make their voices heard and possibly lead to better laws statewide. monday morning- from 4:30 to 7. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the

highs of 20 or even 21 selfie is in the southeast.nt and bring way into friday, we get rid of one arching weatherfront and bring in another one. once again it is only going to get so far across from the uk. this next weather system is a little more active. it means there‘s more rain to come across scotland. at least you begin the day across northern ireland and northern england. we are also pushing rain into welsh is that the videos. a little bit from the south, there will be sunshine and showers returning to scotland. the midlands and east anglia in the southeast is likely to be dry and temperatures close to 19 or 20 celsius. for most of the weekend, the southeast will be dry, sunny and warm. for all of the lucerne windy without wetter weather arriving at the northwest on sunday. they‘ll begin to work its way into england and wales. this is bbc news. i‘m rebecca jones. the headlines at 11: leading pro—brexit conservative mps insist they are not planning to oust theresa may, despite meeting to discuss alternatives to the prime ministe

a busy night for the n police he theast and southeast. this shooting happened in an area that's since come up a bi it seems to be the old east gate hou housing. you can see the new houses. some of the old problemsk creeping b in the section of the southeast. we are live.ic deward, news 4. >> thank you. >>> at 9:03 on this saturday, another extension offeredo the woman accusing brett cavanaugh of sexual assault. n laht chuck grassley tweeted about it. there was a tweet before the gop imposed deadline to make a decision. republicans most recent offer was for testimony next wednesday. dr ford's family says safety is her main concern. >> christine is actually not taking phone calls. she's really concentrating a focusing on how to keep her and her fily safe. >> montgomery county police responded to questions aboat would happen if dr. ford filed a complaint against judge cavanaugh. police say if a clant were filed and so far that has not happened, they would investigate whether a crime was committed. th >>> this is one of the most wahed congres

southeast still shut downe for thire investigation. aaron? >> all right, melissa. thank you. >>> now to that developing story in southeast melissa just mentioned. more than 100 senior citizens lost their home in this massive fire in southeast washington yesterday. is video shows you just how intense those flames were at one point. this is near the navy yard. the roof could not handle the heat and the flames here. it partially collapsed in this part of the building. >> that heavy fire broke out at the arthur capper seniorts apartmn 5th street southeast just after 3:00 p.m. neighbors saypl pwere running through the halls yelling fire, fire, get out. >> one of the majorue isss, residents said, was that the fire alarm never went off. news 4's megan mcgrath is live at that building on 5th street lesoutheast. peut there yesterday told me they didn't hear the fire alarm, didn't see the sprinkler system go off. what did we hear from fire officials about thatissue? >> reporter: well, they've heard those reports too. we can tell you that. that c

southeast asian benchmark.lippines we're seeing a lot of pressure there on some of the blue chips. 2.4%. for the downside i guess in one way, one factor, perhaps. yes, you have inflation. perhaps related to the massive storm that's about to hit, inflation component, that might potentially bring. broadly speaking, it's a risk-on southeast asia. of course the broader benchmark here. second straight day. we're still down for the week. lots more coming up in the program. ♪ david: all right. it is that time for battle of charts. this is ralk us going on at the back -- racus going on at the back. going up against the very ultra competitive. rishaad: determined. david: yeah. sofia. this is a kind reminder, gtv, click that, you can revisit some of the charts we bring up here on the show. rishaad: you will be as competitive as sofia. tough, tough one. ok. let's get on with it. >> i'll give it a try. so we are looking at -- we are looking at india, surprisingly, even in the hong kong bureau chief. that's a surprise eleme

in the district, eastboun southeast freeway the ramp to 6th street southeast becaused of the fire investigation at that senior apartment complex from last night. white's ferry shut down today because of high water objen the potomac. a brand new problem here in waldorf, 5 southbound, lanes arp , but we hear there's a serious crash right now. trying to get more information on tha one. >> all right, melissa. thank you. >>> 5:19 right now. when it comes to lunch, it's the busiest eatery in arlington. we're talking about the school district. news 4 isoing into theitchen to find out what's being served hi your cren. >>> plus, back on the team. a local homeless high schooler gets much-needed helpfter his story aired on news 4. >>> and later e onen this afternoon -- >> what do you say when you need so swear but the kids are around? oh, shoot. >> i don't believe you. >> i'm lying. >> what do you say? >> ding-dang. >> goldie hawn and kate hudson stop by elle o today. chec the show to see the real answer. >> b sounds a littl to me. >> sometimes you got to say what needs to be said. catch ellen here on nbc

has more than two hundred eggs i would contact in southeast asia his most trusted one in thailand is with. started out harvesting lied to but has since changed his ways if. the tree from is wasting to cut down the creature. so i start doing plantation business first because of money. and the second to say if matter of poetry in the forest. in the forest. has led to our ban on wide harvesting in thailand and across southeast asia there has been a boom in plantations growing cultivated there go. here and are induced into regenerating their precious resin through chemical injections. but so also uses his own concoction on trees or by farmers he knows i would show you the tree that already done in a collation and i did it. i think almost two years this is the hole and i drill electric drill and i squeeze the liquid inducer inside the hole into the hole but what do i inject it with what is this this is a liquid and the thing is great yeah but what's in it. i can't tell you everything because this is the secret formula you can see the ring. this ring is anybody to protect yourself from the

the ancient trading route, africa, the middle east, southeast asia. the upgrade is an ecosystem in itself. welcome to the new trade superhighway as we navigate china's belt and road initiative. ♪ haslinda: we begin in mumbai, known as the gateway to india, the symbolic entry point to the world's largest democracy, but not so welcoming to china's belt and road initiative. two countries with massive economies accounting for a third of the global population, but with a long history of mistrust. >> i think it is understandable that india is nervous about having this giant neighbor growing quickly and outpacing india in many ways. i understand india is nervous and does not want china to be planning the asian infrastructure. there is a potential for india to benefit. >> many countries are getting into a debt trap. pakistan, the maldives, and sri lanka, these countries can become highly indebted. >> they have always been concerned about china because they share a disputed border, and they have always been concerned about pakistan, so the question is should t

and northern ireland to the southeast of that, some fog patches to start the day.he warmest day of the week with temperatures up to around 23 degrees. but behind this weakening band of cloud and rain, there's some fresh air working its way. and as we go through thursday night, we push that band of cloud just a few spots of rain by this stage southwards. this associated with a cold front. behind that we get into some fresher air, high pressure still in charge building its way back in from the west. so what that means for you as you head towards the weekend is that we will see some cool days, some chilly nights, some spells of sunshine and for most of us, it will remain dry. this is bbc news. i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11pm: the american comedian bill cosby has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison for drugging and molesting a woman in 200a. thejudge said he is a sexually violent predator. labour votes to keep open the option of another eu referendum, and warns the prime minister if mps reject a brexit deal, she'll have to renegotiate. t

in world war ii they were evacuated to southeast alaska.1941. ,hen the people were evacuated hundreds of their people died of famine, starvation, and diseases because the u.s. military dropped them off in southeast alaska. 1945, 1946, they were told that they could go back to their villages on the islands. when they went back to their their homes were ransacked, they were destroyed. some of their idols were stolen. so, the u.s. government told them that we could not build schools because they did not have a home. they had to relocate again. there is a lot of history that is not taught about the native people of alaska that we teach here. not only are we approaching the the people people, actually originated from british columbia. 1887 withto alaska in a man named william for religious freedom. when they came the people gave them the island as a gift. behind me, we have a total bull that was carved by a artist named nathan. this totem pole is called the box of wisdom. at the top is the chief of the village. the chief has three rings around h

on the southeast asian nations is the fourth industrial revolution so it's about new technologies about artificial intelligence about crypto currency about three d. printing about robotics and how the countries in this region can take advantage of those technological advancements and to some extent be at the forefront all of them combined the southeast asian nations make up. the fifth largest economy in the world so clearly there are plenty of opportunities here but challenges as well that can hold back some of that economic development such as the promotion of democracy human rights freedom of speech so while they will be this focus on business as there always is of course at the world economic forum not expecting there to be much focus if any on things like human rights and democracy most of it will center around those new technologies as i mentioned myanmar's aung san suu kyi is there she's involved in some public discussions with but with other leaders you talked about human rights not really being on the agenda will will at least the real hinge or crisis be discussed. yes well aung

n w to the developing story southeast washington. more than 100 senior citizens lost their homes in this massi fire yesterday. this video shows you how intense thoses flare near the navy yard. the roof couldn't handle the heat and firearndally collapsed. >> the heavy fire broke out on 5th street southeast just after 3:00 p.m. news 4's megancgrath is live at the building now. etgan, how long did this take firefighters to the fire under control? the flames were massive. >> reporter: yeah, it was a terrible fire. it took hours for them to put it out. nowhat the sun is coming up here, you can get a better idea for the damage here, essen ially the roo gone. you can see all the damage that has been done to the upper floors. water was still being poured on the fire at 11:30 last night. that was nearly eight hours after it started. this was an enormous fire. th flames beginning in the roof ar o and then spread, kin hopping to different parts of the building. the apartments are home to many elderly people with mobility issues, people who use

southeast asia in hanoi was the first international speaking engagement since a united nations report was released last month that called for genocide charges to be laid against me and military leaders for attacks on rigging your communities in rakhine state that report was also very critical of aung san suu kyi and her government for their failure to condemn the violence something she also refused to do here in hanoi there are of cause. we simply too with hindsight might think that the situation could have been handled better but we believe that for the sake of long term stability and security we have to be fair to all sides that rule of law must apply to everybody we cannot choose and pick who should be protected by the rule of law and have to keep repeating because people are very few are interested in that aspect of the situation that in the rakhine there are many many small groups ethnic groups and religious groups and there don't just the muslims and the kind and the seem to be at the section of much of the world for example we are very small ethnic groups which are fast disappe

waeastbound, southeast fr the ramp there to 6th street closed because of a fire investigation. this is a fire investigation from yesterday. so we are still shut dn there. we'll let you know when that reopens here this morning. taking a look at the beltway, no major issues. outer loop after 50, two left lanes get by the work zone.ws more weather, and traffic coming up in just minute. a >>> so y probably haven't bee to the busiest restaurant in arlington. >> that's because the busiest place to eat in arlington is at school. >> you got that rig >> we're not allowed to just eat lunch at the school. chuck bell found outhat school lunches aren't what they used to be. >> oh, no. not at all. actually, there's delicious little lunch there. when i was in school, lunch was kind of a sandwich and an apple and the big beverage choice was either plain milk or chocolate milk. most of it went promptly into the garbage. thatt not how today as i found out when i visited yorktown high school in arlington county. >> reporter:hen you're serving 15,000 meals a day and your business depends on repeat

here is the track moving east, southeast, east northeast, excuse me. tuesday 8:00 a.m., 65 mile per hour, tuesday 75 miles per hour. we need to watch this over the next 12 hours. we are looking at floodingra s, potentially life-threatening storm surges and that's where we'reoong with the lightning. right now over the gulf which is good news, it'soved off land, tt we'll see it moving to the east, northeast ov next 12 hours. >> we'll talk to you again in a bit, michelle. thank you. >>> the stage is set for a rtcontentious supreme cou showdown on capitol hill today. the senate judiciary committee will kickoff severalays of hearings grilling nominee brett kavanagh about his views on everything from abortion to gun cont there's already plenty of controversy including the trump administrati's decision to withhold thousands of documents from kavanagh's time in the bush white house. nbc's tracee pots joining us live from d.c. with a preview of that fight ahead. tracie, good morning.te >> rep could be an interesting few days, phillip. good morning, everyone. th

a 74-year-old manr voo survives that building destroyed by fire in southeast last week. his door warpe by the fire and the water, trapping him inside. thest big queion tonight, how did no one know he was there? news4's jackie bensen spoke to a d.c. council member who is furious tonight. jackie? >> reporter: jim, this is an amazing story. this man was inside his apartment over there on the second floor, watching tv, we understand, not knowing that a four-alarm fire was raging around him. >> but it's completely unacceptable and inexcusable that there was someone in there for five days a d wen't know about it. >> reporter: the 162-unit arthur capper senior residence in southeast burned for hours on wednesday. charles allen says he was in the command center athe rec center next door when members of the edgewood management company district sembled officials that all of the residents were accounted for and had been evacuated from t burning building. but five days later, structural engineers going through the building heard a voice. >> and we go, is somebody in there? and he go

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china trade war dominates the agenda as leaders of southeast asian countries meet in vietnam. the u.n. secretary general is warning of a full scale military offensive in syria's province which could unleash a humanitarian disaster of a scale not previously seen during the war and. says that it could become a bloodbath the united nations security council has been meeting to discuss the issue meanwhile in geneva the u.n. special envoy to syria staffan de mistura has been holding talks with representatives from turkey russia and iran diplomatic out of the james bays reports now from u.n. headquarters in new york these were the strongest comments yet by the secretary general on the situation in he warned that if there was an all out assault it would be the worst thing to happen in the syrian war which is already lost it more than seventy years. is the last so-called the escalation. it must not be transformed in to a bloodbath. would an all out offensive on place which has such a large civilian population in your view amount to a war crime and i think what is important at the prese

along with southeast asian bayjim millerand water.d jakarta, bangkok is protected to be one of the urban areas hardest hit by climate change. just how bad this could get was seen in 2011, when the monsoon season but the worst floods in decades. a fifth of the city was under water. 500 people across the country died. the planes were left stranded on flooded i’u nways. planes were left stranded on flooded runways. experts say ever and insured lives believe bangkok and its residents in a critical situation. most bangkok people are not aware of this future change. i believe that many of them think that solutions currently are sufficient. the city was built on what was once marshy land, my .5 metres above sea level. the season in the nearby gulf of thailand are rising by four millimetres a year, but the global average. the city is being weighed down by the weight of skyscrapers, making it a victim of its own frenetic development. the city had a quiet the nickname, the venice of the east. but the canals have largely been paid their role of

he spent less than 18 months at the southeast facility. currently now, community members are saying no more transplants. we have so many transplants in the bayview-hunters point that we can no longer keep people. we're losing black people every day. i don't know demali, but she founds fantastic. she should get it. but mr. buchter, that's not a community seat. if this was a workforce community investment, he could have it. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, mr. president, supervisors. reverend arnold townsend, although today, i am first vice president of the san francisco branch naacp. we met both these candidates. they appeared before us, and we unanimously supported them for this position. i can -- and like many others, i'm just getting to know miss taylor, but i know mr. buchter and am in strong support of him. san francisco's a place that people come to. i think most of there are a great -- i think most of the number of great people in this room were not born here. i was born in native american indian clinic bec

has more than two hundred ever with contacts in southeast asia his most trusted one in thailand. who started out harvesting wild too but has since changed his ways if. the tree from is wasting to cut down the creature. so i start doing plantation business. first because of money. and the second to say if matter of poetry in the forest. in the forest. has led to a ban on wide harvesting in thailand and across southeast asia there has been a boom in plantations growing cultivated there go. here and when they are induced into generating their precious resin through chemical injection. what so also uses his own concoction on trees or by farmers he knows i will show you the tree that already done in the collation. i did it. i think almost two years this is the hole that i drill electric drill and i squeeze really quick. inducer inside the hole into the hole but what do you inject it with what is this this is the. liquid and the thing is put great here but what's in it. i can't tell you everything because it's a secret formula you can see the ring. this ring is anybody to protect yours

, northern ireland courtesy of this weatherfronts sinking southeast, a cold front.outheast to the start of the new working week. this is monday, split fortunes, moving very slowly south—eastwards, a bit of patchy rain. ahead in the south—east some sunshine and still someone. in the north—west some sunny spells but much cooler and fresher. slightly fresher conditions will spread to most parts of the country as we get into the week but it still will be mostly dry. temperatures 19 or 20. for early september that is not too bad. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 2pm: official documents reveal that hm revenue and customs uses a traffic light system to rate the tax arrangements of people nominated for an honour. they are going after schemes of this kind, and individuals who have benefited from them are being held to account, and that is surely right. a man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a mother and daughter — who were stabbed outside their home in solihull. more misery for northern rail passengers, as more than two—thirds of services

that means central asia and southeast asia.that the links to south asia will strengthen. the china-india relationship is the most important relationship in the world. and secondly, i hope there will be strong benefits for africa to link up with the big, fast-growing markets in the world, which are now asia. >> actually, if you read president xi jinping's, i would say, monumental statement in the first meeting, he said, the belt and road initiative would connect with the other initiatives proposed by many other countries. so, we are very supportive of the belt and road initiative. of course, when we are approached for financing the project, we will have to see whether they meet our standards. for us, the three basic standards are as follows, financial sustainability, environmental protection, and the protection of local people's interests. ♪ stephen: by the mid-15th century, due largely to more efficient seaborne trade as well as squabbles between the participating states, the original overland silk road began its decay. it was

in southeast in the last few hours.ms are expected to survive and one arrest has been made. >>> a marsand family anxiously awaiting news of the whereabouts of their teenageer daug and sister. jenai deville disappeared nearly three weeks ago. she vanished from middle school and we're told she went to queens, n york, with her boyfriend. he return bud she didn't. the fbi and prince georges re county police actively looking for her now. her father and brother are pleadi for her safe return. >> it's about just getting you home and getting you to love and going from there and getting you the things you need. >> i know my sister wouldn't want to put us through this. i love yound i hope you come home. >> you are asked to give police a c if you have information about where jenai may be. we have more information and the number toall on o nbc washington app. you can search "missing rl." > now to a community's search for answers after a popular handyman was killed in a hit-and-run. the crash happened tuesday night on route 1. loved

in the extreme southeast to push away. bit more sunshine around. this weather front stalls for a while across some northern areas and then comes back in again as the next weather system arrives. that is going to bring probably a bit more rain around during the day on friday. across ireland, northern ireland, into northern england. eventually sunshine and showers fall into the northwest. we could catch a few more showers for wales and the southwest of england and the midlands, east anglia and the southeast verbally try. this is where we will see some sunshine and temperatures again not far off 20 degrees or so. as we move into the weekend, we‘re all going to find that the winds will be picking up. across the southeast of the uk, for most of the week and it will be dry, sunny and warm. we have got rain in the northwest. that will start to edge its way into england and wales on sunday. hello, i‘m ros atkins, this is outside source. residents are urged to evacuate the east coast of the us as the most powerful storm in nearly t

expected to hit the southeast coast later this week.ple in charleston south carolina are filling sandbags and stopping up on water and food. evacuations are expected and officials say finding save everyb won't be easy. hurricane florence is expected to become a category four hurricane with wind up to 150 miles an hour when it makes landfall on the southeast coast thursday. north carolina, south carolina, and virginia have all declared states of emergency. >>> a small earthquake hit the south bay over the weekend. to 3.4 magnitude quake hit about 7:00 last night 5 miles outside of milpitas and 10 miles north east of san jose. you can see the map. so far no reports of any damages or injuries. >>> in san francisco dozens of people in the bay beautiful hunters point neighborhood protested at the learnard shipyards.entire area was falsified. people who live in -- earlier test result was falsified. people say that area is not safe and no more homes should be built there. >> i have children and grandchildren. do you think i can sleep well at n

temperatures across the southeast are inhe 80s. we're looking at stormy conditions for the carolinas, all the way down through florida. and across much of the northern tier of the country we'll look for cooler weather feeling more hike fall wi like fall with numbers in the 40s and 50s. >>> this is one to watch. landfall's expected thursday into friday. >> a tough go for the next few days. bonnie, thanks. >>> time to fast forward to wednesday. apple ceo is expected to unveil several new products, including the biggest and most expensive iphone yet. there's speculation we could see three new iphones. >>> amazon is branching out. it plans to sell live, full christmas trees this year. they will be boxed andhipped within ten days of being cut. >>> wendy giving away a free dave's cheeseburger. the offer can be redeemed once a day. an be redeemed once a day. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i'm ready. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28

tropical storm gordon threatens to watch out the labor day festivities in the southeast. why some high schools are pulling the plug on their football teams. this is "special report" ." welcome to washington. i am mike emanuel in for bret baier. this labor day is a sad and tragic one for the united states military in afghanistan. it appears a member of the afghan military killed one american and wounded another. lucas tomlinson has the top story from the pentagon. >> the second time in two months a u.s. service member apparently killed by the very same afghan forces he was there to train. six u.s. troops have been killed in afghanistan this year. in a statement announcing the latest casualty, the new head of u.s. forces in afghanistan said "the sacrifice of our service member who volunteered for a mission to afghanistan to protect his country is a tragic loss. our duty now is to honor him, care for his family, and

in the southeast, sunny spells.so the wind picks up, particularly on tuesday. bye—bye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: storm florence hits the east coast of america, leaving four people dead, including a child. winds of 90 miles an hour bring down trees and pylons. more than 700,000 homes and businesses are without power. there are also warnings of serious destruction in the philippines. more than 4 million people are directly in the path of typhoon mangkhut, which has 160—mile—an—hour winds and torrential rains. donald trump's former campaign manager paul manafort agrees to co—operate with the investigation into possible russian collusion in the presidential election. prison staff walk out across england and wales, in protest at what they say are unprecedented levels of violence.

the vietnamese capital and it's here that the world economic forum is meeting never have so many southeast asian leaders attended the yearly events. vietnam's prime minister is promoting the region he says is already home to the world's largest economy digitalisation would drive growth further. we've been the world's factory and till now that creates growth but now we'll see faster growth through innovative ideas. but the downsides of a technological revolution are also being openly discussed in hanoi millions of jobs could be at risk and inequality could rise especially for women what we're seeing with the digital economy and as it grows is that the great strides that the as countries have made in closing the gender gap is actually widening again. we're seeing that women have less access to the internet less access to mobile phones. every person should be able to afford a smartphone that's one of the demands here that at least would give everybody access to the digital economy. this weekend marks ten years since the collapse of lehman brothers which triggered the global financial crisis i

so somewhere along the southeast is where we are certainly looking for this storm to hit. again, intensity is still yet to be determined, but the steering mechanism for this storm is this area of high pressure. it will stay very well south of bermuda but it's also going to steer the storm into southeastern united states. it is far away and parts of the forecast could change the southeast does need to prepare for a major hurricane. >> dylan, thanks. we'll get the rest of your forecast in a moment. >>> 20-year-old naomi osaka of japan made history saturday night winning her first grand slam title against her eye doll, serena williams. but her tears after the game were not of joy. her victory over shadowed by serena's battle with the umpire. she penalized for smashing her racket and verbal abuse. serena arguing she's the victim of sexism at the u.s. open. nbc's matt bradley has the story. >> you owe me an apology. i have never cheated in my life. >> reporter: down in her second set serena williams unleashes on the umpire. >> i don't cheat to win. i'd rather lose. >> reporter:

economic forum in the ass in the region to date ten countries that are part of the association of southeast asian nations a currently meeting in the capital hung noir to discuss economic challenges inequality and to digitalisation. the cleric's reports. business has been down here for years but there's little digitalisation apparent in hundred days old town. just a few kilometers away however visions of the future are being discussed this huge congress center is in the modern business district of the vietnamese capital and it's here that the asean world economic forum is meeting never have so many southeast asian leaders attended the yearly event. vietnam's prime minister is promoting the region he says asean is already home to the world's largest economy digitalisation would drive growth further. we've been the world's factory until now that creates growth but now we'll see faster growth through innovative ideas it's in. the move. but the downsides of a technological revolution are also being openly discussed in hanoi millions of jobs could be at risk and inequality could rise especially f

southeast asia is one subregion that has been brought up.ight be the other winner in that part of the world? is where the pressures really come to bear in china because of lot of these manufacturers are already thinking about how they can shift out to their operations from china. they are also getting pressure from the american retailers that you set them asking can up a factory in vietnam, cambodia, bangladesh, and these are all asian destinations where the cost is lower and the terrorists won't be there. we are already seeing -- tariffs won't be there. we are already seeing this because of the cost pressure in china and what is happening with the trade war. acceleration of this pressure to move to southeast asia and different parts of asia. there inchel, you are shanghai, not exactly a representative of the entire but give us aers sense of how it is affecting consumer sentiment. rachel: that's exactly right. chinese consumers might not see the price of the things they buy go up straight away, but it has been a big psychological impact just

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this weather front is in a hurry to move southeast words, slowly continuing to do so on monday to tuesdayllow on behind, a very slow process , to follow on behind, a very slow process, you can see the blues discovering more of northern england and wales of the stage. and along this weather front there is not a great deal left, it grinds to a halt, and there may be hints of 20 oi’ halt, and there may be hints of 20 or 21 degrees and elsewhere, temperatures would be brought back into the teens. things are fairly quiet midweek, but the action starts later, low—pressure developing close to the uk and keeping the cool weather and producing some rain. this is bbc news. the headlines: former prime minister gordon brown says labour must act now on anti—semitism or undermine its values. the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition of anti—semitism is something that we should support unanimously, unequivocally and immediately. theresa may says she will not "give in" to those calling for a second eu referendum and won't be pushed into brexit compromises that are not in the national in

going to be a northwest— southeast split. driest and brightest towards the southeast of england.of clout across parts of northern ireland. i brexit rain here. further south, things are remaining mostly dry. perhaps the odd showerfor wales, remaining mostly dry. perhaps the odd shower for wales, and temperatures in a few spots will get just ended to single figures but it will not be as cold as it will —— was last night. we keep this swathe of cloud and rain across northern ireland and northern england and across wales. further south, ireland and northern england and across wales. furthersouth, or ireland and northern england and across wales. further south, or many parts of southern and southeastern england, the midlands as well, you may well stay dry for much of the day but temperatures appeared to around 19 degrees were soaked. from the northwestern edge of returns is unchained and quite frequent blustery showers. —— if the return to sunshine. high pressure starts to nudge into the south and that's going to bring a fairly quite a love whether through the day on saturday. the bes

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into tomorrow, it really is just towards east anglia and the southeast of england.ore substantial rain coming towards northern ireland and western scotland later. in the sunshine towards eastern areas of england, could very well see 25—26dc in some places. whether clout or sunshine, still widely into the low 20s, but the breeze in scotland as outbreaks... hoarding on into the teens there. sunny spells, scotland will have tenders around 2a celsius in some places there. the rain comes in northern ireland to end the day, this is a cold front on the leading edge of cooler air, so unsurprisingly it will feel quite differently behind it, much less humid on monday across scotland, northern ireland increasingly so in the northern england, feeling cooler. ahead of the front on monday, east anglia in southeast england will have sunny spells, with some warmth. along the front to have clout and operates of rain in northern england and the southwest. it will feel cooler, but behind the weather front, a mix it will feel cooler, but behind the weatherfront, a mix of it will feel c

east anglia and southeast england, warm sunny spells to be had there for some showers come in as we gos for wales and midlands in the afternoons other —— sunny spells as well and for northern ireland scotland, catch a shower on the heavy side. temperatures in the high teens why pleasa nt we temperatures in the high teens why pleasant we get to see sunshine low 20s and the sunshine in east anglia. going into friday, low—pressure develops in the north sea, closer you are too that the wetter it'll be, colder it a deal, windy or it'll be, colder it a deal, windy or it'll be as well. east of scotland, northeast england particularly. elsewhere up your school because of strong west of bring —— breeze coming across uk, but still lara lots of dry and sunny weather around, temperatures come down a few degrees motors noticeably further south you are. unsettled weather continues into a later start into the weekend, low—pressure close to scotla nd the weekend, low—pressure close to scotland on saturday, parental system works and for northern ireland, parts of england and wales as well, many of thos

this weather front is in no hurry to move southeast words, slowly continuing to monday to tuesday andocess, and into the blues discovering more of northern england and wales at this stage. and along this weather front, there and wales at this stage. and along this weatherfront, there is not a great deal left on tuesday that gra nts great deal left on tuesday that grants the whole —— grinds to a halt. 21 degrees to the south and elsewhere the upper teens. so things are fairly quiet midweek but the action starts, an area of low pressure developing close to the uk, the cooler weather and some rain in places. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at seven... gordon brown urges labour to act on anti—semitism — saying it goes to the soul of the party. the international holocaust remembrance alliance definition of semitism is something that we should support unanimously, unequivocally and immediately. theresa may dismisses calls for a second eu referendum, and insists she won't make compromises on her brexit chequers plan that aren't in the national interest. phones, drugs and

m sit“ ”ala w 3th 2le m t” a u; ahead of that system but still sunny spells and east anglia and southeastnd temperatures will be in the low to mid 20s. as the go deeper into the week the weather front com pletes into the week the weather front completes its journey south and it will be cooler across the uk feeling fresher and plenty of dry weather to come with the odd shower here and there has to go through next week. more weather for you are and whether what you going is on a website and i will be back in half an hour. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. america joins together to rememberjohn mccain, the former us senator, presidential candidate, and vietnam war veteran at a memorial service in washington. america does not boast because she has no need to. the america ofjohn mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. the shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell says he's "worried and saddened" at the prospect of the labour party splitting, and is pleading with mp5 considering walking away to talk to the leadership. misery for northern rail customers, as more t

the inferno broke a out at apartment complex in southeast washington. right near the navyard. >> we expect an update on this blaze and what investigators ehave learned thisning any minute now. we're standing by to hear from the d.c. mayor. but our team coverage begins with jackie bensen. she's live on the scene. jackie? >> reporter: we want to show you what it looks like right now. take a look. you can s firefighters still in the process of pouring water on this building filled withhe belongings of senior citizens, t everything in this historic fire. was a nightmare scenario for first responders. a fireacing through multistory building on fifth street southeast. 163 units whose residents are senior citizens. many are dependent on ee lchairs and walkers. job one, as the flames flared er hi was shouldered by visiting family members, building staff and first responders to quickly get the seniors to safety without using the el say torp. >> knock, ock, knoc get out, fire, fire, get out now, get out now. but no sprinklers went off, no nothing went off. father