sky news australia political editor david speers host the program wrapping up the most important moment from the most recent sitting session of parliament. during this session prime minister malcolm turnbull was removed by fellow members of the story legislature after members of his own liberal party disagreed with his approach to climate change policy and his refusal to pull oesterle out of the pierce climate accord. he was replaced by scott morrison, another liberal party member and house of representatives member. >> hello. i'm david speers with a look at the latest association of this toy department and the decision that descended into chaos. ostrow has lost another prime minister not advance of voters but advance of their party colleagues. no australian prime minister has made it through a full three-year parliamentary term now for more than a decade. parties keep replacing them for the get the chance to go to another election. why? because they're not convinced they can actually take them to victory. this time it was the liberal party prime minister malcolm turnbull, a liberal par

i'm david speers with a look at the latest association of this toy department and

mobile network boss there are serious concerns over the potential for industrial speer notch so that the consumer that tonics show here in berlin wall weighs plans are met with some skepticism. chinese telecoms giant huawei aims to have five g. capable devices on the market by next year but the next leap in network technology is still in its infancy south china sea shenzhen city has been testing its first batch of five g. by stations delivering download speeds between one and three gigabytes per second. we aim to have small scale networks in some regions by twenty nineteen and available for commercial use by twenty twenty. germany is huawei second most important market and they plan to invest heavily opening as many as ten new shops in germany in the next twelve months they also i'm to have the new luxury model on rechelle shelves before christmas other than that growth might be slower than expected huawei has recently been caught up in the u.s. trade war over intellectual property concerns and the australian government has excluded the company from its planned five g. network on nat

have a nato member country which supports your policy in the country which counterbalancing actually speer colleagues of the north atlantic alliance. balancing their criticism of this i think it's quite important for from moscow and with without having the gun on board with his policy on syria or the reconstruction of where the return of refugees than dealing with the kurds it will be almost impossible to to finalize the you know to it to be the fruit of the syrian complaint alexei i wonder though whether. turk here responds to russia with a similar degree of understanding and accommodation and i will give you one example i was watching c.n.n. turk the other day and they ran a report there from a it lip about a father of a household who is stocking on gas masks for his children and that man actually said that he is in fear of a chemical attack coming not from the syrian army but from the russians and that shows to me that the aired on friendly media which c.n.n. turk definitely is. quite happy with stirring the anti russian sentiment there is no law lost for moscow in ankara is there yeah

hill are appointed his chief architect albert speer as general building inspector. in one nine hundred thirty seven the architect began planning the complete transformation of the in. the literal crux of the project was to be the intersection of two boulevards the north south axis would be one hundred twenty meters wide and six kilometers long and lead to a vast triumphal arch everything was planned to be gigantic and in the neo classicist style with its characteristic columns. berlin's present day t.v. tower minus its centeno would have fit inside the people so all. the many people ask if it would even have been feasible at all seems to utopia the dimensions of the individual structures area that would have had to been taken fall but the fact is that everything you see in these drawings could have actually been built yet. the dictator set about making his vision a reality residents were relocated well forced laborers began producing the required materials in this auction house in concentration camp in the late one nine hundred thirty s. began mass deportations of b

the speer hand strike with the finers to the eyes. >> reporter: use your elbows, knees and kick.letcher hasam fitness pro that can help you teach your kids. >> i mean you just keep throwing the strikes. >> reporter: as they practice how to protect themselves. >> melissa also post theed a hv in the nbc washington app. >>> and there is a strong hurricane forming churning toward bermuda. so what are the odds it will affect the east coast or maybe even here in our tarea? let'e a look at that. sheena parveen keeping an eye on this one for us. >> yes, keeping a close eyeaun this b as we go in to next week, we'll be watching this verylosely for potentially an east coast impact. i sayal poten because we're still far out in time. it is currently category 2 hurricane. very far away from the united states. but a lot of models are agreeing it is onar a wes path here. this is tuesday where the model ends at it gets closer to the u.s. maybe as a major hurricane. but as we go through time, now wednesdathursday, it could take a couple different tracts. the carolinas wille watching this as well.

. >>> earlier, i spoke with california democratic representative jackie speer about the fbi investigation as a whole into brett kavanaugh and the role of everyone in this "me too" movement. so here we are, congresswoman, in the midst of this "me too" movement which has elevated so many women to speak about their experiences and, you know, demand real justice. so is it your view on you that senators are being mindful of these women of this electorate and how their confirmation will be sending a very strong message to women during this "me too" movement? >> i would say that the "me too" movement is stalled right now. and i'm very concerned about it. particularly in the u.s. senate where the house passed a strong bill to protect victims who serve in the congress of the united states and the senate is dragging its feet on it. so couple that with their lack of interest in even purchase you suing this allegation by dr. blasey ford who even the president of the united states said was credible. and last time i thought about the word credible, it indicates that they're being truthful. so she is cr

i want to mention jackie speer, who is still out with injury. she will be ok. she has done a lot of work on this issue. and barbara who will be here in a moment. thank -- of course this is a stellar panel we are going to have to they can you will hear from their -- from them soon. they have traveled from all over the country. thank you for being here. i want to thank you, susan, for outlining some of our prior testimony. i want to start off by saying why i think this is so important what we are talking about. really, very simple. women, like men, go to work to take care of their families. and this is a real economic issue. why is it that more women are in poverty, more women read tire poorer than men? there are a lot of factors. some of it as equal pay, equal work. it is not just that. what we are finding and we are found in our hearing, and research is finding is that sexual harassment is a big factor that is holding women back. the moviejust producers who we are hearing about and the tv stars and whatever. but what our hearings have shown is that sexual haras