susanna, thank you susanna. great job. thank you, susanna. [applause] pres. trump: and puerto rico's lieutenant governor, luis mori and -- morian. great job. [applause] pres. trump: you did a great job. up.don't you all come you have been so incredible. that wasn't in the playbook but i think they deserve it, right? come on up. [applause] pres. trump: i want to thank luis for his partnership with our agencies during the unprecedented disaster, you saw what happened and everyone saw what happened. the recovery in all of the efforts we made in puerto rico. it has been a tough situation, but we fought and we are winning that big. thank you to luis and everyone and the people of puerto rico. [applause] pres. trump: we stand with puerto rico and we are helping them to rebuild stronger and better than ever before. that is what is happening too. [applause] , our trump: as we speak fellow citizens are being affected by the devastating impact of hurricane florence. nearly 20,000 federal and military personnel are deployed to support, response efforts -- support respon

here's our political correspondent susanna mendonca.'s shown us her moves can be unpredictable, but when it comes to the prospect of a second referendum, theresa may is standing firm and sticking to her tune. the prime minister told the sunday telegraph that two years ago, millions came out to have their say and to ask the question all over again would be a gross betrayal of our democracy. when it comes to her brexit blueprint forged at chequers, mrs may insisted she wouldn't be pushed into accepting compromises that were not in the national interest. but her former brexit secretary, who resigned over chequers, said he will vote against it and that her words leave the way open for compromise. except in the national interest. i mean, your commentators earlier were exactly right. that is an incredible sort of open sesame. you're not going to turn around in the house of commons and say "i agreed this, but it wasn't in the national interest." as parliament prepares to gear up for a new term, rumours of impending leadership challenges contin

susanna mendonca, bbc news.ho explained that theresa may is facing opposition from both sides of her party. there has been a lot said about the brexiteers not being happy with the chequers deal and what we understand is they might be putting forward their own suggestions, their own plans and alternatives to the chequers deal in the coming weeks and months. but on the other side she has got the remainers who are very unhappy with the chequers plan as well. nick boles was quoted today in a newspaper saying it was a humiliation. he says the whole idea would basically be one where we are being dictated to by brussels. we have also got a tory donor, simon robertson, talking about the idea that we cannot return to a second referendum being balderdash. she is getting opposition on both sides of the debate. there has been a lot of talk about plots and the possibility of borisjohnson replacing theresa may. what is going on inside the conservative party? we constantly hear about plots and people taking theresa may's place

[applause] >> supervisor peskin: i would like susanna from the tenant's association to come up and get an award from the board of supervisors, as well as cathy lamb. i know you are humble, i know you hate the spotlight, but you have no choice in this matter, miss lamb. come on up here. [applause] >> cathy lamb, your moment has come, cathy. >> supervisor peskin: and miss tau, who is the president of the tenant's association, i want to acknowledge and thank, as well. [applause] >> it's priceless. don't worry, we got you covered. jane, you want to say a few words? where's supervisor jane kim? and then, we're going to get together for a photo, and then the ribbon cutting, and then we'll follow with a thanks to all the people who contributed. [applause] >> supervisor kim: thank you, reverend fong, my former boss. i always have the honor of being sort of an honorary representative of this district -- i like to call it district 63, supervisor peskin will call it district 36. i've long been a part of this community, and from my days at the chinatown community organization, c.c.d.c., to be a pa

and a female director, susanna fogel, as well, and i'm looking forward to seeing what she does next. for anyone who would like to stay in over the weekend? well, tully is a film i really enjoyed. it will keep you guessing. it stars charlize theron and it's a jason reitman and diablo cody film. now, they together on juno and young adult, so two... yes, juno — one of my favourite films! amazing films, there you do. terrific! sojuno was the pregnancy one, this is the motherhood one. so charlize theron is on her third child, she's losing her grip, she needs a night nanny. so the night nanny comes in, she's called tully, played by mackenzie davis, and is everything she used to be — everything that marlo used to be, the lead character. so it's about a charismatic nanny who comes in, but what is she up to? is there a the hand that rocks the cradle element? it keeps you guessing, as i say, but it's got that razor—sharp humour the really, really dark asides that jason reitman and diablo cody do so well together. yes, they're both very talented, aren't they? and as is charlize theron, so that'

writers who made the shortlist for this year's german book prize for women and two men we start with susannaand the bird got a contemporary. the story begins with a sacrilege in an isolated mountain village a bird of prey worshiped by locals is killed. the bird hunters children pay the price. vocal describes their fateful encounters with a feather a day. i think birds especially birds of prey have always captured the human imagination. because they are such simple beings and yet they surpass us in many ways they can do so many things that we can't. form a medical student an artist story on and a journalist three supposedly rational people become obsessed with tracking down the mysterious god of birds searching for him and paintings and in a god for saken camp in africa. but that intellect common sense cannot save her siblings who for under the spell. of you think does this in the me tough i think it's a metaphor for our inner selves. of us of us least people are not confronted by something exteriors but by terrible parts of themselves. slickly says and. what are we in the face of nature this

susanna mendonca, bbc news.uggling drugs, weapons and other banned items into jails in england and wales over the last six year. the figures, obtained through a freedom of information request by the observer newspaper, show a 50% increase since 2012. ben ando reports. drugs, mobile phones, weapons, tobacco, all considered contraband in prison. friends and drones used to be to blame but figures from the ministry ofjustice show that in the last six years the number of prison officers taking contra band last six years the number of prison officers taking contraband into prisons in england and wales has gone up by nearly a half. the figures show that in 2012, 45 prison staff were caught smuggling. but five years later, in 2017, that figure had gone up to 71. and the number of drug finds has trebled, now running at an average of 35 every day. despite a recruitment drive to bring in 200,000 new prison officers, there has been what some call a perfect storm of over 12 staff and vulnerable officers. the reduction in num

susanna mendonca, bbc news.he former labour prime minister gordon brown has weighed into his party's anti—semitism row. he says it should adopt an internationally agreed definition of anti—semitism. tensions within labour over the issue have intensified following the decision by long—serving mp frank field, to resign the party whip in parliament. mr brown has been addressing a meeting this lunchtime of the labourjewish movement in north london. our politcal correspondent iain watson is there for us. iain. latter right. it is very rare for gordon brown to interfere in domestic politics, even rarerfor her and to intervene as a former labour leader in his own party's affairs. he said the issue of anti—semitism was so fundamentally good on standby. he had a clear message for the ruling national executive committee on tuesday that they should adopt the international definition of anti—semitism and all its examples, unanimously, immediately and unequivocally. what they are likely to do on tuesday is perhaps adopt this

susanna mendonca, bbc news.his garage could revolutionise the haulage industry by replacing diesel with liquid nitrogen. ——one man. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: delegates are arriving in bangkok for climate—change talks this week, ahead of the next un climate conference to be held in poland later this year. they hope to reach a consensus on what different countries should do to make sure they meet the demands of the 2015 paris agreement. and the choice of location is no coincidence. bangkok is projected to be one hardest hit urban areas by climate change. —— one of the hardest hit. forecasts warn it could be partially submerged in water injust over a decade. katie silver has the story. this woman sells products by boat. while a schoolgirl crosses the canal ona while a schoolgirl crosses the canal on a piece of polystyrene. ic levels rise, this sprawling metropolis of 10 million people find itself under siege from the environment.“ 10 million people find itself under siege from the environm

susanna to could always of this is a public defense attorney. she works at the center for the resolution of legal health disputes set up in twenty thirteen to help the very poorest in brazil access the drugs they need from the unified public health system seuss. she is a common enough and as for sonic a movie ability of the swoosh. bites like an opposition to saddam it's coming out just you know a fascinating cold around. a little substance was in the air will solution when but out of. so much come a note for which bill saw the bill this was their false idea. ysu marriage corporal vacuuming all day how much it will dissolution asked of st but i have to cut out the means of their live noise results off of this and this much communism of yours would see out. of it susannah is representing jacko and his mother angelica in their bid to get the insulin lantus for free from the government. they are just one of over sixteen thousand cases that the center in rio has dealt with since opening . ease up on the episodes of hot buttons that make you think yo

susanna mendonca, bbc news.ndreds of prison staff have been caught smuggling drugs, weapons and other banned items into jails in england and wales over the last six years. the figures, obtained through a freedom of information request by the observer newspaper, show a 50% increase since 2012. ben ando reports. drugs, mobile phones, weapons, tobacco, all considered contraband in prison. friends, relatives, even drones used to be to blame but increasingly the smuggling is by prison staff. figures from the ministry ofjustice show that in the last six years the number of prison officers found taking contraband into prisons in england and wales has gone up by more than half. in 2012, 45 prison staff were caught smuggling. but five years later, in 2017, that figure had gone up to 71. and the number of drugs finds has trebled, now running at an average of 35 every day. since 2010 the overall prison workforce has fallen by more than 7000 — that's nearly a fifth — despite a recruitment drive to bring in 2,500 new prison

our political correspondent susanna mendonca is here. more about the amount of opposition theresa may is facing to her brexit plans from within her own party. she is getting it from both sides. there has been a lot said about the brexiteers not being happy with the deal. we understand they might put forward their own suggestions and plans to the chequers deal in the coming weeks and months. but on the other side, she has got the people who want to remain who are very unhappy with the chequers plan as well. nick bowles was quoted today talking about it as a humiliation. he basically says the whole idea would be one where we we re whole idea would be one where we were being dictated to by brussels. a tory donor, simon robertson, was talking about the idea we cannot return to the idea of a second referendum is being balderdash. she is getting opposition on both sides of this debate. there has been a lot of this debate. there has been a lot of talk about plots and the possibility of borisjohnson replacing theresa may. what is going on inside

last night on susanna drive. no injuries reported. he cause is un octhe bay area have been hurting programs that help the homeless driving nonprofits out of san francisco. but a new center aims to be a more permanent safety net for families. the new center is opening on 37 grove street located off market street near city hall. it will house three different programs to help homeless and at risk families. and kpix 5's anne makovec is in san francisco with more. >>> reporter: housing homeless families has been a real priority of the city and a lot of the nonprofits working around here trying to get mainly kids off the streets who are living there with their parents. so this new centralized location on grove street is going to help them in that effort. the three programs will be run by compass family services, which last year helped about 1700 families with services including temporary shelter. caulate on the streets. and there are some family shelters like hamilton in the tenderloin. but still, there are an estimated 150 to 200 families

susanna to could always of this is a public defense attorney. she works at the center for the resolution of legal health disputes set up in twenty thirteen to help the very poorest in brazil access the drugs they need from the unified public health system seuss. she is a common enough and at first one of the movie authority of the solution i was visited by cycle of additional sounds image coming out just you know a fascinating called around. a little substance reason that i will solution when but out of. so much coming not for which bill saw the bill this was our defense idea and that is our counsel ysu magical provocative multi how much it will disillusion asked of st but out that that means that their lives lies as a result of this and this image coming out of years and see out. of that susannah is representing jacko and his mother angelica in their bid to get the insulin lantus for free from the government. they are just one of over sixteen thousand cases that the center in rio has dealt with since opening. ease up on the campus is a hot butt

of susanna's representing jackal and his mother angelica in their bid to get the insulin lantus for free from the government. they are just one of over sixteen thousand cases that the center in rio has dealt with since opening. is up he was set up was it a good thing you know when. he was out of. a little center has already started court proceedings on jackie's behalf winning access to drugs in this way is seen as a last resort the ultimate goal is to try and solve his case a side of the courts. the check. if you can not be so physically do the job and assuming it's going to manage let's leave it as easy as. it is these kids is to speak hours on good. in that i'm told that is news to me because i live in illinois but i got a little dishes that are going to. hughes of the five million that are going that are my friends call. the coast and all are do magic mike has i don't cause did you buy this put our cars in the barges does this will they will drop this without means it is up for a big baby because the head without a will to support them which set of basic. plans what was a capacity dav

and a female director, susanna fogel, as well, and i'm looking forward to seeing what she does next.tully is a film i really enjoyed. it will keep you guessing. it stars charlize theron and it's a jason reitman and diablo cody film. now, they together on juno and young adult, so two... yes, juno — one of my favourite films! amazing films, there you do. terrific! sojuno was the pregnancy one, this is the motherhood one. so charlize theron is on her third child, she's losing her grip, she needs a night nanny. so the night nanny comes in, she's called tully, played by mackenzie davis, and is everything she used to be — everything that marlo used to be, the lead character. so it's about a charismatic nanny who comes in, but what is she up to? is there a the hand that rocks the cradle element? it keeps you guessing, as i say, but it's got that razor—sharp humour the really, really dark asides that jason reitman and diablo cody do so well together. yes, they are both very talented, aren't they? and as is charlize theron, so that's a winner. that's your dvd for the week if you fancy staying

susanna sellers i new york. >> bike share programs are flooding cities coast to coast. with a staggering 100,000 bike shares crowding the roads. >> reporter: gadi schwartz in arizon a >> this iime scooter. goes about 15 miles an. hour it's great for short little trips but ctics say these are visa un, peoe are l them sidewalks and they're pretty much unregulated. >> reporter: what else is d?ahea while futuristic hyperloop system it is look cool, promising tout commute times down to just minutes, they're ikely years away. butsemiautonomous vehicles are already on the test track and on the road. some involved in deadly accidents. future if your self-driving ka are or delivery truck suddenly needs a human touch fast? >> reporter: the person driving this phantom auto car in california isn't even in the car. leo is in an office building. he using the cameras on top of the car for a60egree view. he's got his own steering wheel, his own brake and gas pedals and he can navigate through traffic and obstacles. the idea is some day autonomous vehicles can run into problems and they

. >> i totally get it because people call me samantha, susanna, is a hara.>> i do have pop star. we've been talking about this before here in los angeles, tom arnold got into a scuffle with the "apprentice" producer mark burnett. mark burnett just went nuts and choked me at this huge emmy party. he then ran away with his torn pink shirt. sharing this photo of a bruised hand. arnold was quit to deny the allegation. you lie. your crazy husband attacked me. you psycho. i'm filing police report and suing you for defamation. tom arnold's got a new show on viceland called the hunt for the trump tapes. tom arnold searches for the tapes that show president trump while making bigoted remarks while filming the "apprentice." this is causing people to believe this was all a publicity start. >>> nat, what you got? >> we got the hosts of the emmy and they of course have developed this great mystery as you know. the weekend update desk and they plan to put their razor sharp whit on full display later tonight. >> its weekend update with colin and michael. >> far from their