army but we're expecting now hear from yen stoltenberg the nato secretary general a little later on to find out what he has to say about what federica mocker a need the e.u. foreign minister in all intents and purposes says is a historic day when it comes to european defense but over all of this has taken place in the context of nato and there is no real difference because the policies which have been. created and spirit very much confrontation against russia at the nato so i think it is because he is german the saudis are also having the possibility to do actively military action i think it will help to simply with the titans of the american film industry falling and movies been cancelled. just appears to be hollow words the worst kept secret the hollywood sexual harassment scandals couldn't get worse i can't remember anything like this ever happening before in the film industry it is a new one out every single day and the story is not done yet i mean we're still every day there seems to be a new disclosure well the latest personality to be accused to star trek back to george takei bu

army we're expecting now hear from yen stoltenberg the nato secretary general a little later on to find out what he has to say about what federica mocker a need the e.u. foreign minister in all intents and purposes says is a historic day when it comes to european defense when in fact the foreign policy chief there federica more greeny said on monday that more than fifty military projects have already been proposed the defense pact is being touted as a nato by some although critics do warn it could also increase the risk of military confrontation. i think it's definitely another step in the wrong direction because of course there has been quite a nation among elements of the european countries purposes but overall this has taken place in the context of nato and there is no real difference because the policies which have been. persuaded and this last period of time much confrontation against russia the nato build up so i think it is to be seen in this context and definitely it's not it's not tempting which should be seen as some kind of separate whatever nato i would not directly see it a

thousand nato troops will be making their way to ghana stand we can expect that statement from the end stoltenberg to be rubber stamped and confirmed when the nato defense ministers meet in brussels this coming thursday. peter all of that still ahead for you this hour some two hundred mayors from across catalonia are in brussels tonight in the show of support for the deposed president who's fled to the city we've got the details after the break. the financial taper in the financial parasite is in the body that konami get it's destroying us from within this predation that's happening in the pharmaceutical industries just other aspects of the host that we have become for the parasites in the pharmaceutical industry and wall street and other various industries and so what's the cure for how to get rid of it take to get rid of a parasite. seemed wrong. just don't hold. any of these yet to shape out these days comes to advocate and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. hello again now it is november the seventh and that does mark the

three thousand nato troops will be making their way to stand we expect that statement from the end stoltenberg to be rubber stamped and confirmed when the nato defense ministers meet in brussels this coming thursday. now today we have been marking the one hundredth anniversary of the revolution that led to the creation of the u.s.s.r. and we've been running a real time line news feed on twitter for you you can follow all the latest by searching for the hash tag nineteen seventeen live and that will show you how events were unfolding minute by minute back then on the timeline right now the revolution has taken a dramatic turn the cruiser a ruler has fired at the winter palace the last holdout of the counter revolutionary forces the provisional government has surrendered to the red guards under the revolutionary leadership of guests he fled a mere lenine power is now officially in the hands of the soviets so that is what was happening exactly one hundred years ago tonight with more on our project is not against the. yeah the russian revolution did a hundred years ago now. wracked with that log o

thousand nato troops will be making their way to afghanistan we expect that statement from the end stoltenberg to be rubber stamped and confirmed when the nato defense ministers meet in brussels this coming thursday. hundreds of anti donald trump protesters in south korea have shown their disapproval of the american president's visit at the same time rallies have also taken place well from strip to soul is the second stop on his historic twelve day asia till it got underway in japan where did outline what appears to be the major topic of the trip the sale of u.s. weapons and it has left some asking if he's sticking to exactly the same script from country to country. the prime minister to pay. is going to be purchasing massive amounts of military equipment as. we make the best military equipment by far. to make the greatest military equipment in the world whether it's planes whether it's missiles no matter what it is we have the greatest military equipment in the world and south korea will be ordering billions of dollars of that equipment. and while in japan on monday trump did ask congress in

army we're expecting now hear from yen stoltenberg the nato secretary general a little later on to find out what he has to say about what federica mocker a need the e.u. foreign minister in all intents and purposes says is a historic day when it comes to european defense will eat use foreign policy chief federica mongering did say on monday morning that more than fifty military projects have already been proposed by the e.u. countries that defense perks being touted as a new nato buy sell but critics warn it will be a strategic disaster. i think it's definitely another step in the wrong direction because of cause there has been quite a nation among the elements of said european countries by defense purposes but overall this has taken place in the context of nato and there is no real difference because the policies which have been. persuaded and this last period of time much confrontation against russia the nato build up so i think it is to be seen in this context and definitely it's not it's not tempting which should be seen as some kind of separate whatever in time nato i would not dir

and that turkish nation now the nato secretary general stoltenberg has apologized for this mistake saying that it was carried out by an independent civilian contractor and not somebody who was employed by the alliance he certainly says it does not represent the views of nato and an investigation is being carried out at the same time the defense minister of norway has also apologized saying that it doesn't represent the views and policies of oslo but uncle as having none of that it has refused to accept these apologies and the turkish president as one has said that an apology cannot cover a matter a simple apology is not enough. oil estefan deeper into this story now across live to hussein by a professor of international relations at an chris middle east technical university a pleasure to have you on the program mr baji now do you think this call it could lead to any realize action by the turkish parliament. i do not expect this first of all turkey will not leave nato because of this incident it is of course for turkish public and the government present not acceptable what happened. nato s

army were expecting now hear from yen stoltenberg the nato secretary general a little later on to find out what he has to say about what federica mocker a need the e.u. foreign minister in all intents and purposes says is a historic day when it comes to european defense. now the former first minister of scotland is artie's talk show host with. this this day so here's a quick preview then of what's in store on the alec samaj show. not just the street political sure as a people and personalities of the dea and to find out something about the characters behind the public face of these personalities and what they've got to see perhaps even the issues which a lot. normally released to their or to their their business or their political political views i think that's of interest as well to see something of the human being behind the public figure are you not afraid of been hosts in the rush of the program taking into consideration all their publications on the media. attention to russia today haven't disappeared that question i thought maybe from the son of the daily mail but a bit on the ot

stoltenberg to be rubber stamped and confirmed when the nato defense ministers meet in brussels this coming thursday. right today we have been marking the one hundredth anniversary of the revolution that led to the creation of the u.s.s.r. and we have been running a real time news feed on twitter you can follow all of the latest by searching the hash tag nine hundred seventeen live that will show you how invents were unfolding minute by minute background on the timeline right now the seizure of power is nearly complete the numbers of the provisional government have been placed under arrest and the winter palace is now totally occupied by the revolutionary bolshevik leader vladimir lenin has given an address while those killed and injured in the takeover have been proclaimed heroes of the revolution all local press has been shut down except for socialist newspapers so that's what was happening exactly one hundred years ago tonight here is art is what i've done with more projects. there's never been a revolution quite. like it the world of today was shaped by reddit tobar one hundred y

and that investigation will be carried out but it is perhaps ironic that the secretary general stoltenberg who is himself norwegian is having to apologize for military drills and a mistake that happened in his own country the relationship between nato and turkey is already strained you have the turkish president at the one criticizing concerns that have been experienced by nato over a deal regarding its one hundred eight defense missile systems into russia at the same time they from nato side they have repeatedly expressed concerns over what they see as everyone's apparent autocratic tensions there's also been a lot of criticism and scrutiny as to whether or not he meets with climates regarding rule of law and democracy when it comes to nato membership and then when you look at the turkey american relationship this too is with out with it is not smooth sailing you have the americans who support the syrian kurds turkey regards them as being members of the p k.k. which it sees as a terrorist organization and then here too you have voices in washington who have expressed concern that and is s

of the defense minister also this past week in brussels where everybody from secretary general stoltenberg scupper adi our defense minister secretary mabus addressing the things that need to be done to continue to improve the deterrent capability make sure that the alliance is adapted to the new security environment so actually i am a mixture of the optimistic by that i also see improved cooperation or expanding cooperation between nato and the european union this freedom of movement or i would say military mobility across borders is a perfect place for cooperation between the e.u. and nato so i'm much more optimistic about the let's welcome about realities two thousand russia aggressed georgia two thousand and fourteen only three years ago russia occupied crimea and you have criticized moscow for having troops supporting separatists in eastern ukraine as well as for its an accession of crimea but your commander in chief hasn't been as clear. so my commander. has been very concerned then she of the president on the trunk as being as clear. i thought he was very clear when he stood there mo

army were expecting now hear from yen stoltenberg the nato secretary general a little later on to find out what he has to say about what federica mocker a need the e.u. foreign minister in all intents and purposes says is a historic day when it comes to european defense live from moscow this is our timor programs right ahead. one hundred years ago russia was consumed by revolution and unprecedented violence is not an understatement to say the russian revolution or bolshevik could a top was a defining moment of the twentieth century how did it change russia. it's the cradle of jazz. america america we have. this jazz feeling. climatic. alligators on the loose. and crime by the members of my close herd of street racing. the night this is. the best place in the world. after a time they were going underground on the official deadline day for r.t. america to register as a foreign agent of the usa or be liable for arrests coming up on the show don't let my past be your future twenty four hours after remembrance day we speak to world war two veteran old harry smith about u.k. prime minister t

army were expecting now hear from yen stoltenberg the nato secretary general a little later on to find out what he has to say about what federica mocker a need the e.u. foreign minister in all intents and purposes says is a historic day when it comes to european defense well the e.u.'s foreign policy chief did say a little bit earlier on monday that more than fifty military projects have already been proposed by the e.u. countries in volved the fence packs being tired it does peter was seeing as a new nato by some but critics warn it will be a strategic disaster. i think it's definitely another step in the wrong direction because of cause has been quite a nation among the elements of said european countries by defense purposes but overall this has taken place in the context of nato and there is no real difference because the policies which have been. persuaded and spirit much confrontation against russia at the nato build up so i think it is to be seen in this context and definitely it's not it's not attempting which should be seen as some kind of separate whatever nato i would not dir

nato's secretary generaljens stoltenberg has told the bbc that the alliance is ready to respond to anyhe aim is to find a peaceful resolution. the focus now is the pressure on north korea to find a peaceful solution. we have the capabilities, we have the resolve to respond to any attack without military capabilities that the reason to have strong deterrents is to prevent the conflict, not to provoke a conflict. that was the way we responded to the ballistic threats from the soviet union in the 50s, 60s and the cold warand it is union in the 50s, 60s and the cold war and it is the way we will respond to any threat from north korea. david volodzko is the national editor at korea joongang daily, the sister paper for the new york times in south korea. he joins us us live now from seoul. thank you very much forjoining us, david. we just heard the end paul birkwood sort of a typical diplomatic approach were difficult issue. what is the expectation of the trumpet visit. -- trump visit. we would hope to improve relations which have been shaken recently with trump ‘s rhetoric regarding the free

and that turkish nation now the nato secretary general stoltenberg has apologized for this mistake saying that it was carried out by an independent civilian contractor and not somebody who was employed by the alliance he certainly says it does not represent the views of nato and an investigation is being carried out at the same time the defense minister of norway has also apologized saying that it doesn't represent the views and policies of oslo but uncle as having none of that it has refused to accept these apologies and the turkish president as the one has said that an apology cannot cover a matter a simple apology is not enough. well we're going to discuss this further with you know son of the turkish patriotic parties deputy chairman of international relations thanks for joining us here on the program now turkey nato relations they've been going downhill for quite some time now haven't they how likely is that this recent incident over nato drills will prove to be the last straw. well welcome to the rising of a new world. turkish public opinion is already. strongly discussing closure o

jens stoltenberg was speaking to the bbc‘s mark lowen in seoul, who began by asking him whether donaldtowards north korea was worsening the crisis. i think ithinki i think i will only add to the tension is and create more uncertainty if i started to answer all of the hypothetical questions. the focus now is the pressure on north korea to find a peaceful solution. we have the capabilities, we have the resolve to respond to any attack with our military capabilities. but the reason to have strong deterrence is to prevent the conflict or two prevent a conflict. that is from their 50s and 60s in the cold war, that is fundamentally the cold war, that is fundamentally the same way we will respond. for us, the absolute red line is of course the protection of allies. we are in an alliance earlier promise to stand together, one for all and all for one. we are ready to protect and defend all allies against, including of course ballistic missile. the reality that nuclearisation —— de nuclearisation is unattainable in north korea and really that most of the web can hope for is a containment, the fr

butjens stoltenberg is entirely 0k with this development. well, i'm not, and ukip is not.r political integration with the european union when every — and compromise of our own autonomous and sovereignty, but i'll come back to that, autonomous and sovereign military capabilities and our ability to deploy them, unilaterally, the problem here is that nato has managed to survive and work effectively as a military deterrent for decades without that regulatory framework. 0k, alex mayer, let me just ask you this — isn't the real danger of this is a paper tiger, at the end of the day there's a lot of talk about europe getting its military act together but basically it's a sort of bureaucratic getting your act together rather than real tanks on the ground? i mean, ijust think this has been blown out of all proportion. this is a ukip storm in a tea cup. it is good news if european countries want to co—operate with each other on defence. no—one is forcing anybody to be a part of it. as we heard in the introduction to this report, britain is not a part of it, malta is not a part of it

the nato secretary general, jens stoltenberg, will hold a press conference ahead of a defence ministersto commemorate the 100th anniversary of the russian revolution. then, around midday in istanbul, the trial of four members from the opposition newspaper sozcu. they are accused of links to last year's failed military coup against president erdogan. in sport: irish horses have finished one—two—three in australia's biggest race, the melbourne cup. the race was won by rekindling, ridden by corey brown, his second triumph in the race. now the rest of today's sport briefing. here is tulsen tollett. here's what we're looking forward to at the bbc sport centre this tuesday where david moyes is expected to be named as the new manager of west ham united, possibly on an interim basis. ronaldo and messi go head to head once again as they head to another award ceremony, and andy murray prepares to face roger federer one more time in glasgow. just under six months ago, david moyes's managerial career was at a new low. he had just resigned as sunderland boss after his side was relegated, but now loo

secretary-general stoltenberg called nate out most successful military alliance in the world because,ave been able to adapt." >> a comprehensive approach to our security, ready at all times to respond to any threat from any direction. on land, at sea, in the air and in cyberspace. that nato allies stations around 4000 troops in baltic states in poland to reassure them the alliance stands ready to defend their borders against neighboring russia. the move came the response to russia's annexation of ukraine's crimean peninsula in 2014. tv ratings for the national football league are down another year. that's in addition to the 8% drop last year for america's most popular sport. david westin asked roger goodell today if the national and the controversy is driving the decline. >> i don't think there is a silver bullet. i don't think there is one thing we focus on. we look at it as everything and we don't dismiss anything. we look to see if that could be a factor. i think the big issue is the changing media landscape, and the pace of change is so rapid here. mark: he says he would like to s