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kong the territories leader is set to announce the withdrawal of the controversial bill that has sparked months of violent protests in the territory and will the move the enough to appease pro-democracy demonstrators. oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us britain's prime minister boris johnson is bracing for another showdown in parliament today after suffering a defeat over his brags strategy of last night lawmakers voted to seize control of parliament business so they can today vote on legislation to prevent u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. without a deal at the end of october johnson has responded by saying he would call a snap election. ford did. it with boris johnson's 1st parliamentary vote as british prime minister and he lost it could stop morris was to the right $328.00 the news to the left $301.00 to the oh yes have it the guys have it i'm not going to johnson was healed by a huge rebellion among his own conservative m.p.'s 21 of them joined the opposition to seize the bricks agenda of costing johnson he's working majority they're trying to pass a law that would delay t

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it sparked an intense amount of ofartisan backlash, and even republican senators like senator lindsey graham, who is one of the president's top allies, warned you should not be doing this. we found out this week that the office of management and budget has lifted their hold on that part of funds, but that backlash was so intense that, you know, senators felt it prudent to -- actually,vision there was a debate yesterday during the senate appropriations committee. senator durbin wanted to put an amendment to ensure that the administration no longer tries to freeze up aid to the ukraine house, draft house continuing resolution we discussed earlier, also includes a provision preventing the president from holding up further aid to ukraine. this has become such a bipartisan, you know, swell of backlash that lawmakers in the house and senate on both sides want to put restrictions in future spending bills to prevent the administration from doing that again, but as i said, the whole has been lifted -- the hold has been lifted. the administration did not explain their reasoning for lifting the

her interest to ta ke 2012, and sparked her interest to take up swimming.t to be in front of a home crowd, hopefully inspire other swimmers as well because i got inspired by london. i have trained there before, but to raise their will bring the adrenaline and really make me excited as well. with less than a year to go to tokyo, this teenage talent is certainly ready to take on the world and put her hometown on the world and put her hometown on the map. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. some wet and at times windy weather in the forecast overnight into wednesday. this area of low pressure is in fact the re m na nts of of low pressure is in fact the remnants of x hurricane dorian. these weather fronts gradually worked south—east through the night. the rain heavy and persistent for a time for north—west scotland, gradually working south and east through the night, becoming increasingly light and patchy. clear skies feeding into the north and west, temperatures staying in double figures. quite a breezy night. tomorr

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the case shopped the nation, sparking an outcry for justice. who wants to keep up momentum on the issue. >> if consensual sex between men and womom is a sin is up to allah, but whoever practices forced and inappropriate sex must ask for forgiveness from the victim. it's not only breaching religion but also human rights. >> but his may be a lonely voice in a country where shame and religion keep many from bringing abuse into the open. phil: a saudi arabia and blogger has gone on hunger strike in prison according to his wife. speaking exclusively to dw, she said the dissident activist who was jailed for 10 years wass sentntenced to 100 lashes is striking in response to his poor treatmentt in prison. despite his poor health, he has been granted only limited access to medicines and has had his radio confiscated despite having had it for four years. she said her husband had called her from prison via payphone. seven years in prison is enough, she said. he's not a criminal. he was a free man who defended his human rights. he has three children who ha

it sparked massive protests that becoming increasingly violent. it's not clear if the demonstrations will end, which are now being driven by several demands. >>> happening now, britain's parliament i dy prime minister boris johnson's brexit plan, as lawmakers seek gripped the nation since 2016. that photo could leato leave thn union. matt bradley reports from london. >> reporter: it was supposed to be two votes today that are both very significant. the first one introduced by labor leader and leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn, will october 31st he exit of britain until probably the end of january. now, what this no-deal brexit that boris johnson, the prime minister, seems determined to push the country toward. that would mean that britain would be crashing out of the european union without any arrangement from customs and borders or anything like that, with the european union or really any other country. and that second vote that's coming up is what boris johnson has pledged to introduce if members of parliament do approve this legislation t

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the spark from indonesiaia have caused hundreds of malaysian schohools.here is no sign of tensions easing anytime soon. brent: the afghan taliban it has carried out more suicide bombings a week after president trump called off peace talks with the insurgent group. 26 people in char car north of the capital were killed in the first of today's attacks when it bound -- it's bomb exploded near an election rally that was attended by president ghani. he was not hurt. a second blast in the capital killed at leasast 22 people and wounded many more. reporter: panic and chaos. as survivors scatter from the scene of the attack. over 2000 people had come to listen to the president in the town, when the suicide bomb detonated his explosivive belt. >> suddenly a man on a momotorbe arriveved a a h huge explososion went off.. a lot of people were murdered and wounded. reporter: in the desperate scramble, the wounded were piled on pickup trucks and raced to hospital. >> there was a terrific blast and all my friends got injured. i don't know what happened next. reporter: t

there's a lot of anger there's a lot of frustration and something i something else may well be that spark and they're taking that quite seriously. pakistan's prime minister has used a speech at the un general assembly to deliver an extraordinary attack on india's crackdown in indian administered kashmir and on khan warned of a bloodbath in the disputed region last month and they revoked the semi as one of a status of customary territory under its control and in a speech earlier in the us prime minister made no mention of kashmir and all reports me united nations i think north of the many many don't know the full economic and i think un general assembly was drawing to a close in new york when suddenly it burst grimly back into life pakistan's prime minister imran khan decried india's decision to revoke self rule in majority muslim populated indian administered kashmir it was part of a policy he said of hindu nationalism and ethnic cleansing what is going to happen when the curfew is lifted will be a bloodbath the people will come out then 100000 troops there they haven't come due has not i

do nothing of us bases same venezuela that the us has threatened repeatedly where it has tried to spark regime change and which it is encircled with guns just in case trump decides to pull the trigger it's over even that frankly could be toppled great booklet by the military or the military. you'd think entirely surrounding nations you don't like might be a bit overkill but it's the pressure psychological pressure that matters the promise is easier when the guys you are negotiating with always have something to fear specifically about their country being burned down if they say the wrong thing and it isn't just venezuela i mean look at iran as no way to check a chewing gum wrapper without hitting the us marine on the nose which come to think of it they could well uses an excuse to invade iran a few months ago trump even sent more troops to the region just in case they left an empty spot at which iran could through a chewing gum wrapper and china for the faint of heart one gets the impression that there are more u.s. troops around in china than there are u.s. troops left in the united st

that spark escalated across indonesia, across west papua., if you call us monkey, then go home, we want to ask an independent referendum. then peacefully start with, peacefully from across west papua, all over west papua, then the indonesian response is killing six people a place called deiyai. that is the start of killing by the indonesian military. it's a complicated story, though, isn't it? you have said that the spark that lit the flames of violence was racism directed towards young papuan students studying in an indonesian college. the indonesian authorities point to other sparks and they go back of course to last december when, as i understand it, separatist millitants, armed, murdered a group of workers construct a new road in west papua. —— constructing a new road in west papua. and those were separatists, presumably allies of your own. this is not new for west papua. indonesia always creates the violence. one example that — back in 2002, the indonesian military intelligence, one of the american citizens is killed near the grasberg f

that inspired this thank you so much for having me i'm very happy to be here the initial spark was the needs to create something that i didn't have when i was a child so i was always an avid reader and when i when i thought back about where my favorite books i realized that all of them had made but i'm going to and i thought well let's go and see if the situation has changed since the eighty's when i was a kids and when when ed and i went to look at the stats we realized that still today only 37 percent of children's books have a female speaking character and if you look at history books it looks like the world was made by men so we wanted to kind of fix that and to show girls that they can be anything they want and that the are surrounded by women were making an impact a lot of them who were in the background and also coming to the foreground 100 bite sized biographies in these books and it's an incredibly diverse collection you know with from frida kahlo to serena williams to the bronte sisters and to the pakistani activist malala but also a lot of girls and women who are not very we

and sparked in a way that is unconventional in a way that was a lesson in strategic communications if you wish with the guy that's not even have a university degree he gave a lesson to there all the ph d.'s in the opposition how to communicate with the working class and how to explain with them some very complex issues in a very simple language the information by the way he gave was not new. most of the specialist i know who work on the military economy understand the level of corruption actually give more data and more numbers he just simplified that out there in the numbers in a very communicable language to that of the working class and i think that's his skill set. so that on one and so what he did really is you have the structural conditions you have the grievances you have the depression you have the huge level of unprecedented level of repression because even compared to mubarak announces era this is takes it to another level the level of corruption as well is unprecedented i believe and all what you need is an eye on population and all what you need is a somebody to spark to s

of the rest of indonesia and it intermittently seized tension the latest violence was apparently sparked by a text message from a student who said that a teacher had racially insulted a pop one student officials have called the text fake news in any case that message spread and angry crowds turned out torching cars shops and buildings more than 30 people have died in the unrest so far. joining us is fair brianna fure dowse a journalist based out of jakarta who has been following the story this seems a really dramatic response to a text message what's going on this is actually in a coma lieschen about what happened in best spouse shape the years i think they're good at the problem still to sense about wrestle some but indonesia never talk about these nanny shelley talk about infrastructure and of indonesia talk about the economics for example but we never talk about these about the stresses and when it's happened in like 2 weeks ago and then people here like so tired with that you saw the debt how the indonesian our. west papuan by calling the monkey for example this is just a commission

station in the transport system so to mark these 2 months since this incident that sparked a lot of anger with hong kong is people came here they gathered in a shopping mall where there was shouting slogans and singing songs as police prepared to. clear this shopping mall people who just went out and then there were a few scuffles on the street and now a few people neighbors and some of the protesters are gathering here police have made arrests and that has triggered another angry reaction by the people who are now here. this seems like a more violent weekend than than usual in hong kong why is that. i've. been oh. yes can you tell us why the demonstrations have gotten violent so quickly . yeah i mean this is what happens every week and now that none of us are really on the brink what do you think that is the result today there was like you can hide this salt in helping out the police from a distance on some some of the police you could really see them going to be something graceful they're warning flags but the protesters also are prepared the conscious everybody expects them to have peo

so welcome public tell us what sparked this dismissal highfill what appears the president and former national security advisor john bolton got into a pretty heated argument that's what's being reported here in the media just yesterday and that was over presidents president trump's decision to invite the taliban here to come david in a diplomatic effort to end the united states as the longest war of course the war in afghanistan we know that john bolton was very much against that and it appears that it was just the latest in a long line of differences both bolton on trump and now it's unclear whether he resigned or whether donald trump decided to dismiss him but the key here is that we're talking about the 3rd national security advisor who is leaving the trump administration tell us more about these disagreements between the president these national security adviser. well i mention there wasn't just afghanistan they had major differences over how to approach iran and we know that recent weeks president trump. opened up the possibility he said that he's open to meeting the iranian pres

union called the action after refusing the offer of an 11.5 percent pay rise over 3 years the move sparked a furious reaction from c.e.o. alex cruz who says be a offers world class salaries this is by all means goal is punishing our customers 1st it is punishing our brand is punishing the 90 percent of colleagues that have already accepted this 11.5 percent deal and frankly it is punishing those pilots that want to come to work every day day in and day out but union representative say to me or pilots in particular who often start their careers in desk because of the high cost of training aren't getting a fair deal they say stuff deserve a bigger share of b.s. profits. well i don't know how much public support we have we get a rangers mix from a c.g. is what's more important is the pilots 100 percent solid 93 percent of british airways pilots voted to go on strike they're the ones i'm representing this dispute they're the ones i'm trying to broker a deal for the 2 day strike is likely to cost precious airways nearly $100000000.00 should no deal be reached a further walkout is set to take pl

these demonstrations are a rarity in today's egypt sparked by a pill shared on social media to take to the streets in opposition to government corruption and depression since l.c.c. was elected he's consolidated his power and not to an unprecedented crackdown imprisoning thousands of political islamists secular opposition figures and popular bloggers this is the 1st major protest against l.c.c. in which demonstrators have to find a ban on public protest protestors tear down the president's image according to reports security forces have been quick to disperse crowds with tear gas 55 people have so far been arrested but reports suggest the initial momentum is not abating. and some support now in the formula one ferrari the shells like a mclaren sprang a surprise in singapore by taking pole. for aria not renowned for this success in singapore the paper accused a fine display of driving to pick the runway leader lewis hamilton of the sadie's to 1st place because ferrari teammates of aston federal stands good in sunday's gone prix. and to japan now and the rugby world cup where a clash bet

extradition bill is no more chief executive terry lamb has said she's withdrawing the bill which sparked months of protests in the territory but it's unclear if this concession will satisfy demonstrators. a 1000000 blue cross welcome to the program the british parliament has rejected prime minister boris johnson's call for a snap election members of parliament also defied him by passing a bill to prevent a no deal breck's it if there's no agreement on how to exit the e.u. by the october 31st deadline. yes more setbacks for british prime minister boris johnson parliament voted to pass legislation blocking a no deal breck's it so he called for an early election. to go well this is big in my view and the view of this government there is now be an election on tuesday the 15th of october. and i might be right over gentlemen to respond to decide which of us is probably this is a crucial council on thursday the 17th of october. the leader of the main opposition labor party jeremy called an appeal to lawmakers not to back an early general election before october the 31st the current deadline for

the 1st handover of power from one freely and fairly elected leader to the next in the country that sparked the arab spring. also coming up. the nation celebrates the life and legacy of one of the most controversial african leaders of our time and probably hold a state funeral for robert mugabe. and flash floods hit large parts of spain including popular vacation spots in the southeast thousands were evacuated from their homes some lost their livelihoods and their lives. i'm irish waiter thank you for joining us in tunisia people are getting ready for a snap presidential elections taking place on sunday ballot boxes and security personnel are being transported across the country ahead of the vote which was brought forward from november after the death of the last president a $17.00 to $26.00 candidates are taking part in tomorrow's paul including representatives from the is the mess and nothing party if everything goes well the poll could see the 1st peaceful transition of power from one elected reader to the next in tunisia and. these people may not look excited. but they were. sing someth

tunisia is holding its 2nd free presidential elections of the 2011 uprising that sparked this so-called jasmine revolution the vote was brought forward from november after the death of the last president a 72 dozen candidates are taking part in today's poll including representatives from the moderate islamists and not up party if no outright winner emerges the 2 lead candidates will face off in a 2nd round in october. the polls are widely viewed as a test for the young democracy the 1st that's emerged in the region after the arab spring and this week saw another 1st for the country. these people may not look excited. but they were witnessing something that had never before happened in tunisia. or for that matter in most parts of the arab world. where the candidates in the country's presidential election were taking part in a televised debate. and events seen as a milestone on the road to democracy. well a hazard how little it's something that makes you happy and we can feel we've done something for democracy there's freedom of expression we have the right to choose but it was just a ste

thank you mention matteo salvini who was sparked this latest political crisis by pulling his support from the government he is no longer in the government so who is and what kind of policy changes do you think that we could see now in italy. so this is a really interior minister be replaced by a technocrat a civil servant to channel a modern. rhetoric already has toned down. the road closed for refugees and bargains it is not clear if this is normal gays actually will change that because italians like the clothes like the anti aggression policies of the far right and it's not clear what the new government will do they will aim at the e.u. preview into negotiated to relocate migrants from italy to the rest of the union but it's unclear that the fly and on the budget side there's also a new minister in charge. really hoping that he brought out a budget that will satisfy the u. they want lower public debt and some growth and italy which is literally needed because italy is now the blissed performing economy in the european union right now correspondent ben great reporting from rome than

>>firefighters here in the east bay, they're preparing for a potential fire to spark a dad any moment and because of that they're definitely staffing up and making sure that they are ready to go to look at this video we caught up with the oakland fire department yesterday to see. well they're preparing check in with them see how they're doing. they said that they are getting in gearing up and there's still a red flag warning in effect for the east bay hills and the diablo range. now with temperatures heading into triple digits around here crews are ready for the worst case scenario. the national weather service predicts low humidity with gusty winds over the next couple days which is a dangerous recipe for a fire that fire departments across the bay area really have increased staffing this week so everyone. it can be ready to go and so having to call people and if there is a fire that sparks while fire crews get rich fire officials say you can do things a home to repair yourself and your. fighters also advised people to stay away from barbecue at this time it on the spark to ignite a

explosions heard as power lines spark. hundreds of thousands now left in the dark. this entire housing development under water. the top concern right now and where the storm heads next with alerts all the way to new england. >>> from the bahamas a new prediction about the death toll this morning. and one woman's staggering account of the human suffering. what you can do to help. >>> also right now, the firefight in california. the dramatic moments in a race to save homes from this fast-moving wildfire. the conditions called the worst of the year. >>> disturbing news raising questions about airline safety. an american airlines mechanic accused of sabotaging a plane. pilots forced to abort the takeoff. our aviation analyst on how this could happen. >>> plus, the brazen theft. how someone stole a roller coaster from the county fair. >>> the back to school proposal sparking debate. should kidding be allowed to take mental health days. the pitcher who made his major league debut and had to face his little brother at the plate. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin

the 1st handover of power from one freely and fairly elected leader to the next in the country that sparked the arab spring. pro-democracy protests in hong kong are marred by violence once again clashes break out in a mall where the pro beijing activists face off with protesters it's just the latest confrontation after months of frequently violent demonstrations also coming up. the nation celebrates the life and legacy from one of the most controversial african leaders of our time is about what holds the stage funeral for robert mugabe . i'm a ash waiter thank you for joining us in tunisia people are getting ready for a snap a presidential election taking place on sunday ballot boxes and security personnel are being transported across the country ahead of the vote which is brought forward from november after the death of the last president sept $26.00 candidates are taking part and to marist poll including a dead fatah more rule of the islamist party and hushed up and the current prime minister youssef shah heads. of these people may not look excited. but they were witnessing something that

welcome public so what sparked this dismissal. what well it appears what's being said here in the media at least is that the both president trump and bolton i had a disagreement over the president's decision to invite the taliban to camp david we do know that john bolton was very much against that and it appears that they had what's being said here as some sort of heated discussion now what's quite interesting is is how were interpreted at the end of this you know this position for bolton because president trump street was quite clear the tone was quite different in the sense that he was very direct in the sense that the relationship with the position that he had was over and that was his decision john bolton in fact responded saying that in fact it was him who decided to resign now he directly contacted members of the media in the past few minutes to say that he was the one who resigned so it's becoming someone of the people are focusing very much on the confusion surrounding how they got to this decision but what it is what it d

causes disruption and cancelled flights. 80 years after germany attacked poland, the invasion that sparked war two is remembered. the devastating environmental and human cost of demand for palm oil in the beauty industry. just out of my make—up bag, foundation, moisturiser, lip gloss. palm oil's in all these things and thousands of others. and the painters putting coastal erosion in the frame at lands end. good evening. conservative mps have been warned that if they fail to support the government in what is shaping up to be a crucial week for brexit, they will no longer be regarded as representing the party and face being barred as candidates at the next election. it comes as opponents of a no—deal brexit prepare to try and push through a law that would prevent it. a cabinet minister has refused to say if the government would be bound by the will of mps, even if their effort results in new legislation. here's our political correspondent iain watson. chanting: boris johnson's got to go! a week of protests on the streets, and a week of rebellion at westminster lies ahead. save our democracy!

the case shocked the nation sparking an outcry for justice. mamdouh wants to keep up momentum on the issue. of whether or not consensual sex between men and women is a sin is up to allah he may forgive them or not it's his decision but whoever practices forced an inappropriate 6 it must ask for forgiveness from the victim it's not only breaching religion but also human rights because that of a good. but his may be a lonely voice in a country where shame. and religion keep many from bringing abuse into the open. or saudi arabian blogger raif but dali has gone on hunger strike in prison according to his wife speaking exclusively to t w insaf haidar said that the dissident activist who was jailed for 10 years and sentenced to 100 lashes is striking in response to his poor treatment in prison 1st despite his poor health he's been granted only limited access to medicines and has had his radio confiscated his mind having had it for 4 years for liberal and secular saudi arabia and said hi the us said her husband had called her from prison via pay pho

hong kong's pro democracy movement hit a milestone on monday one hundred days of protest sparked by an extradition bill demonstrations have now g grown ininto demands for freree elects and freedom f from beijing's ininfluence. the crisis has been marked by violence but shows no signs of abating on gainsford looks at the latest round of protests. in issues darcy with the pro democracy movement hospital workers hold up signs and chanted slogans. a peaceful protest after the weekend's violent clashes this sunday an unapproved march descended into chaos thousands of protesters will two kilometers f from the causeway bay shopping area to the central business district. following the peaceful march some demonstrators threw petrol bombs at government buildings police responded with mortar cannon. they will also clashes between protesters and rival pro beijing support is in the north point and fortress hill neighborhoods protests have been taking place in the territory for over three months now. all rights to. two streets and with up to four months to the goblins. the movement was sponsored by

the rising number of anti-government protesters arrested or abducted in zimbabwe has sparked concerns with the un special rapporteur climb on relay was has wrapped up a visit there and its findings raise questions about zimbabwe's human rights records are with us and has this report from harare. it's the 1st official visit by an independent human rights expert claymont fellate the un special rapporteur spent 10 days in zimbabwe human rights workers say dozens of activists have been abducted since january there is this kind of general fear of if you don't belong to this party you are with this party and this polarization and the lack of trust the lap of also political dialogue is something that also impacts on the in germans of the right for freedom of association peaceful assembly in many of my discussion with victims of the use of force by police there was a victim related that they were targeted because they belong to a position party. the most recent alleged abduction was of union leader dr peter magowan day for days health workers marched to manage no way they call it was he was l

you heard stuff mention muhammad ali the former government contractor whose videos helped spark those protests he has issued a new message on social media calling on president sisi to step down while this is not how the. c.c.u. sway that you will leave the people don't want you so please be a man if you would don't let your offices upset the people let them walk in the streets freely you promise the people freedom so please stop being a lion of the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says over 2000 people have so far been arrested michel basle a reminded the egyptian government that under international law people have the right to protest peacefully and she urged authorities to radically change their approach to any future protests timothy calder's is a nonresident fellow at the time her institute for middle east policy and he joins us now from boston thank you very much for coming on the program firstly what what do we know of these current rallies that are taking place it's a 2nd week of protests. seemingly less smaller than the week before particularly because of a crackdown on

the minister in jordan says that it could spark violence across ththe region. the arab league is calling t ths a declaration to an end of the peace process. the idea of it has really ruffled feathers. may not even follow through with his pledge. hehe has been very conservrvatie whenen it comes to t the issue f annexixing anyththing in the wet babank. thatow he has been urging for the last decade. >> in jerusalem, thank you. bid to bring an end to two years of deadly unrest originating in cameroon, the country's resident has called the start of a national dialogue. and 500,000killed displaced in the country. we take stock of the reaction to that announcement. a rare televised address that was watched across the nation. wasasesident announcing he launching a national dialogue to try to end the conflflict or twn the franancophonmajojority andnd english-speaking separatists. >> the fututure of our compatris inin theorthwewest and sououthwt regionons lies within our repuic. cameron will remain one and indivisible. the prime minister would meet with security forces a

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and sparked in a way that is unconventional in a way that was a lesson in strategic communications if you wish with the guy there's not even have a university degree he gave a lesson to there all the ph d.'s in the opposition how to communicate with the working class and how to explain with them some very complex issues in a very simple language the information by the way he gave was not new. most of the specialist i know who work on the military economy understand the level of corruption actually give more data and more numbers he just simplified that out there in the numbers in a very communicable language to the to the working class and i think that's his skill set. so that on one and so what he did really is you have the structural conditions you have the grievances you have the depression you have the huge level of unprecedented level of oppression because even compared to mubarak and era this is takes it to another level the level of corruption as well is unprecedented i believe and all what you need is an eye on population and all what you need is a somebody to spark to spark t

extradition bill is no more work chief executives they carry lamb says she's withdrawing the bill which sparked months of violent protests in the territory but will hurt concessions be enough to appease the demonstrators and the scale of the disaster caused by hurricane dorian in the bahamas beginning to emerge tens of thousands of homes have been destroyed huge numbers of people tonight are without food. i'm good to have you with us tonight in london how many punches can a prime minister take that's the question they're asking in westminster the new prime minister boris johnson has suffered yet another defeat in his battle for brights it lawmakers have just rejected his call for an early general election johnson had hoped that a snap election. could deliver a majority so that he could then fulfill his promise of leaving the european union with or without a deal at the end of next month that setback followed an earlier upset for the prime minister when mts passed a bill to stop a new deal breaks it would just get a job for october 31st and also to request a delay to rex. all rights that legisla

hong kong's chief executive said she may permanently withdraw the planned extradition bill that sparked the protest. dow jones up about 233 if that happens, we gain back not quite all but most of what we lost yesterday. but should the markets really be reacting this way to this news joining us now is michael tyler, chief investment officer at eastern bank wealth mechanicment and apparently michael you have to be an east asia strategist or at least a hong kong strategist to understand the way the u.s. markets are reacting these days. is that the way it should be for american stocks? >> i don't see that there's a tremendous impact on the u.s. either way but having said that, political unrest is not good and to the extent that her ability to with draw that bill helps calm markets and calm the economy in hong kong and in china, that would be very positive and we'll see what happens. i don't think that's the major thing that's going to be driving markets. it hasn't effected markets on the down side. i don't think that in the u.s. it's going to have nearly as big of an impact as the upside i

with the international markets that another resident come back to power and this is also in a way sparking the crisis that we're seeing right now in argentina the government has taken starts at measures as i said in order to levy a crisis like increasing minimum wages reducing taxes on basic food items but for most of the people we have spoken to right here they're saying that it's not enough that they're struggling because of inflation that they cannot buy basic items up that they meet the governmental act now tourism is thank you for that update now rick and daryn. scuse me slowly moving closer to the united states after devastating much of the bahamas 7 people have died on the island the prime minister says that number is likely to rise and again like a report from florida. as hurricane dorian edges away from the bahamas a clearer picture of its devastating power is emerging grand the harbor and abaco island were hit hardest with storm surges and powerful winds this is now a humanitarian crisis hampered by the storm slow path through the region continued heavy rains and high winds and t

. >> and luxury stocks laeap alon side the hang seng and the executive sparked anti-government protest weeks ago. >>> well, a warm welcome to street signs we have a packed show. a lot to get to >>> we had much better numbers out of france and the preliminary number also better in germany but italy has come out a little bit weaker so broadly speaking putting all of these together, it does paint a picture of at least from the pmi perspective, the data appears to have bottomed from where we were in july. it's early to say that. >> it's interesting to see how the ecb reacts to the latest data now in terms of the ecb is the banking sector and we have our eye on a key meeting happening today there you can see the head of deutsche bank speaking he said that we have completely eliminated positions from cash trading and equities and starting to down scale corresponding systems and he also said looser ecb monetary policy may have serious side effects. in terms of the effect from further interest rate cuts by the ecb for the economy as a whole, the effect will be marginal in his view so we'll be

the big question now, what sparked that 3:00 a.m. fire that trapped the victims in their sleeping quarters below deck? the surviving crew members tell ntsb investigators the boat had working fire extinguishers and smoke detectors. with the wreckage still sitting 65 feet under water, those investigators are now working to confirm the crew's account. >> we haven't investigated one accident that wasn't preventable, so, it's devastating. >> reporter: we're now seeing the faces of the victims. a high school physics teacher, a marine biologist and five of dominic selga's family members, including his mother. >> she has two surviving grandchildren, my kids, they're 5 and 3. and she was the world to them. >> reporter: while families mourn, members of this tight-knit boating community are pleading for the public to wait for all the facts to come out. tonight, investigators aren't even sure if they can pull that wreckage out of the water. it comes as the ntsb just inspected that sister boat behind me and interviewed the surviving crew members.