there are a lot of things that cause thatm isa a lot of things that cause thatm is a complete problemhe rape capital of europe, is that... that is not true. donald trump had something to, i think. that is not good. you look at what is happening la st good. you look at what is happening last night in sweden. sweden. nothing had happened in sweden at night. the american president had watched a documentary on fox news the previous evening that painted sweden as a failing state. of course it isn't, any more than it is a utopia. sweden is a lodestar in a polarised world. people come here looking for confirmation of their existing worldview. the lesson that they might come back with is this — the web narrative —— beware the simple narrative. that and don't believe everything you see on tv. good morning. the weekend is upon us. many of us will see a little bit of rain at some stage in the weekend. that is by no means the whole story. there will be a lot of dry weather around as well and some spells of sunshine. quite a complex pressure pattern. high pressure to the south. one area of low pre

i was waiting for a month or something like thatm twice as much. just before they can probably just still standing on 15—year—old, so just before they can probablyjust still standing on the edge of the bar trying to get served. you think you have relaxed about this? i think every single election in the gay shows modern teenagers are pretty happy with saying inside and being a snapchat. —— election and english 07. that's it for the papers this hour. i'll be back withjim waterson and rosamund urwin at 11:30. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. next of my guests. we will see you later. —— thank you to both of my guest. good evening. tuesday may have been one day on the calendar but it brought two very different days of weather. for some, the evening ended like this. a beautiful and to the day there in hastings and east sussex. but earlier on in western scotlan

thatm the lucky perso gets on the plane and has my neck pillow on.p inec twods. >> please bring me a chardonnay and a cheese plate. wthanks. i k you too well. let's talk about this gorgeous weather tonight.'s inally starting to feel like fall. it's beautiful. it's not humid. >> tt's nice. >> it's not humid at all. i have a feeling a lot of w heaterl be kicking on overnight tonight. we're talking about temperatures in the 50s and 60s o there. then we only stay in the 60s throughout the day tomorrow. it is a cool evenhilly day relatively speaking. unfortunately, it is going to come with raint times. we're going to get breaks in the action tomorrow when it's not raining. plf clouds. you do want to plan for rainy your second weather headline, more rain in the forecast to start the workweek. monday and tuesday. rain is there. even the chance for rain wednesday into thursday. i'll point that out on ten-day. by the time we hit tuesday, we could 1 pick up to 3 inches of rain that could lead to flooding issues. we'll be on the lookout for potential flooding m

. >> i missed thatme . >> thank you, george. we'll be right back. >> i'm the only one? the come on. on. >>> we leave you tonight with somece police of in myrtle beach. they didn't let a little bad weather get in the way of what they felt was the patriotic duty. >> yes. as hurricane florence closed in the officers made an unexpected stop. they saw flags lining the street, being ripped apart by the wind and the rain. here is what they did. they took the flags down and properly folded each one and then took a them outnd properly disposed of them. >> good for them. >> very good. that's it for us, folks. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon coming up next. >> thanks for watching. have a great weekend. stay s it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. (birds chirping, a running ahh.k,) the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. you know when you're

i can't do thatm you have not got that and i'm shaking.ing, maybe i should not have even tried to do this. it is to be to try it. i say, sorry, i'm in a hurry. and i think she's going to give me the soap. she slides it across the counter and then stops and read it as if she's a pharmacist or something. she reads the box and she says, what skin type do you have? i don't know the answer to this. i'm exhausted. stood there so humiliated. thinking, i don't know, a negative? it's been a while since i donated. i don't know. can i please have the soap? and i have not got anything and isis is in full meltdown mode and i'm humiliated. i've got nothing. i'm just sitting here thinking, how can i get out of this? she asks me the question again thinking she's being professional. she says to me, sorry, what skin type do you have? i said, i've always been white. it is not the right answer to that question. i did not buy this soap, ijust had to wheel isis back out of the shop. i won't buy it, i will buy pillowcases with a clown face on it and it will stay

in a pitch to a brand to correct that. make sure one female is put in a pitch to a brand to correct thatms ten years since the financial crash that rocked the world. however some of those involved in the previous crash are concerned we may be facing another one. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, former uk prime minister gordon brown feels the world may be sleepwalking into another economic meltdown. i think we're going to look back on 2008 and 2009 and say we saw the problem, we started to act on them and we certainly did in 2009 and 2010 and then people became complacent again, and ifeel we're sleepwalking into the next crisis, i feel that this is a leaderless world, and i think when the next crisis comes, and there will be a future crisis we'll find we neither have the fiscal and monetary room for manoeuvre we had in 2008/9 or the willingness to take that action, but perhaps most worrying of all, we will not have the international cooperation that was necessary to get us out of this worldwide crisis. joining us again is kathleen brooks. interesting comments he said we are ina inte

humidity a bit and with high pressure to n theth winds around that are clockwise so we get this moisture thatmee atlantic, comes right into our area and little waves will ride alonghat stalled frontal system so we are going to continue to see rain and thatnt f system isn't moving until tuesday morning so we have rain today and tomorrowi tr the tropics, this is interest i interesting. this is remnants from florence. ba below bermuda. what happened? it went off the coast of massachusetts and came back d n downed the just about a 20% reance for velopment but the national hurricane center is tching this and some storms could head to the carolina coast. temperatures today i will the 60s. if you're headed out to get coffee, it will be wet, hopefully if you have outdoorpa ies you made a backup plan. church icse, warm coat. you may want a warm jacket if you're headed out to any of the games because temperatures will stay in the 60s and rain for much of the day out there. not only today but also tomorrow. we will have ary period perhaps on tuesday afternoonn with rhowers in the morning. frontal system,

now husband in 2002 and told her therapist in 2013 and friends in 2013 through 2018 and submitted thatm testimony. when she came forward yesterday, dr. ford, she had nothing to gain and a lot to lose. she came forward to testify about her experience of oassault and i'm going to use her words. she said i'm here today not because i want to b.chl be. i am terrified. i believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while brett kavanaugh and i were in high school. civic duty. to tell the truth. what has always struck me is that dr. ford came forward to voice concerns about judge kavanaugh before he was nominated. she reached out to the congresswoman anonymously to the washington post tipline as well when judge kavanaugh's name was on the president's short list. she was not lying in wait for an opportune time to make a big reveal to sink a nominee, and rather, she wanted the information to get to the president before he made the selection so that the president could pick someone else. i wish he had. judge kavanaugh yesterday unequivocally denied the allegations against him. but s

you did write thatm dudes with enlarged illusion and prostate. you did write that. it is all true.what is the difference. the owners, the 32 people who own the sport that is the most popular sport in the country, do not, they don't have to stand for re—election. they're little kings and unlike politicians, they are installed, you can't get rid of them. i was stunned asa can't get rid of them. i was stunned as a reporter at the level of access i was able to get into that club. i figured they don't know who i am, it was an interesting parachute in. that is fascinating, because i sense the cross over here, between american football and soccer as you call it or football over here, there are call it or football over here, there a re lots of call it or football over here, there are lots of people at the top of the game, the governing bodies, who have been very comfortable for a long time and they're comfortable, because as you say, sports journalists work in a different way to political journal and don't journalists work in a different way to politicaljournal and don't ask the difficult

alliance is on track and thatm gives olitical maneuvering to keep working with north korea. >> woodruffck you were telling us the two leaders were sounding positout recent moves by the north koreans? >> yes. they areed uni in public and sounding positive together in publices first with ent trump and then president moon. >> we're making tremendous progress. chairman kim has been really very open and terrific fra i think he wants to see something happen. so we have done i think, mutually we've done very well with respect to nornth koread we'll be discussing that for the next couple days. >> thanks to your bold decision and new approach, we are in the blemess of solving a pro that no one has been able to solve in the decades past. i would like to thank you fr this, mr. president. and chairman kim also repeatedly g trustd his unwaiverr expek peckations for you. while expecting to meet you soon to clear the denookization process with you because you are indeed the ly person who can solve this problem. >> now that is theublic happiness on both sides but in private the u.s. official say there

sources thatm my that ruffled the feathers at credit.m for taking scarlet: we want to take you now tos and show you some live pictures. that is the president of iran. is addressing the general assembly. he says the ui should not about to some member states propaganda and unilateral sanctions are what he calls economic terrorism. we will continue to monitor his comments. is targeting.s. the iranian people with unlawful sanctions. this is bloomberg. ♪ are waitingvestors results from nike after the bell. will it shake off the rhetoric? joining in ony is trade tensions. j.crew. the ceo launched of the brand. he discussed their pro-folio. >> we are excited about the relaunch. we are seeing an increase in new customers as well as reactivated customers, people that have left the brand and are coming back to j.crew. >> are they spending as much as you would like? >> they are. it is an exciting time. we announced our sales earnings by the end of the quarter. >> you are maintaining that preppy meter. >> absolutely. we are adding other aesthetic elements. it would not do the portfolio any good t

have is thatm we our place has become so fragmented in this country. part of it is identity politics. part of it is the segmentation of the electorate into different groups, agriculture groups and others. the way the system is working both partiesll -- have been pushed to the edges. that is terrifying. says, if you are seeing somebody in the other party, you are suspect. they will come after you in a crowd. , we can at people least stop the others by stopping somebody that doesn't agree with us 100%. it is really dangerous what has happened to this country, we are pulling farther and farther apart. the parties are flag mentoring. -- fragmenting. they are being driven by the negative impact of their exchange. i don't know the answer to the question. i do know that several have said, leadership. seenknow that i have , pull reagan, others people into a room and say, let's talk. unless you can do that, nothing is going to happen. unless you can littered -- legitimize that conversation by the national approach, it is an happen. that is the importance of lea

it's being sort of at peace.al thatmness leads to at the end of the day i think it's about balance.ware of other's need to find happiness and h help them>> do that. he author ofyf ul, the surprising power of ordinary t happiness. s a common thre, that family makess happy. which it should, but not always. what's important to take away from i notice a lot of you talk about your and kids are naturally joyful. kids, you know, are more in touch with the sort of day-to-day joys that we feel. as adults we sometimes get caught up in the sort of larger pursuit of happiness and success and we can sometimes forget about the lif joy. >> kids totally live in the present. like the escalator is fun. they remind you of that. >> you're right. stuff you would have passed by. and it's good to be able to say what b you joy or hap sness outlouietimes you say, yes, my kids, and you get on with your live. to underscore it?. all so busy. joy is something that often gets lost in the shuffle, so one of the things i often suggest people do is keep a joy actually talk aboutin you joy. notice when y feel yourse

should trade conflicts spill over into a confidence s thatm, my sense i things are going well so faronflict. if a nafta problem gets into the issue, if a trade war with europe comes up, we are in trouble. if we begin to get a significant amount of pain in emerging markets spilling over into , they space, i think yes fed would positive we saw a drop in financial conditions with a major equity market condition. tom: much to talk about here. i willn the morning, speak with glenn hubbard from the columbia graduate school of business. he has announced his retirement. he will exit stage right and right to economics. we will quiz him on supply-side theory. stay with us. this is "bloomberg." ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." fans of the iphone took part in a familiar ritual. they went to buy the latest version of their favorite device. to $200iphones are up more expensive than the ones that came out last year. mania is starting to show signs of fatigue. canadian cannabis producers took investors on a wild ride and reported its biggest drop since july. it fell 17% and is down in pre

i have been accused of acting out of partisan political ve those way thatme a independent person, and i am no one's pawn. my motivation in coming forward was to be helpful and to provide facts about how mr. kavanaugh's actions have damaged my life so that you could take into a serious consideration as you make your decision about how to proceed. it is not my responsibility to determine whether mr. kavanaugh deserves to sit on the supreme court. my responsibility is to tell you the truth. i understand that a professional prosecutor has been hired to ask me questions, and i'm committed to doing my very best to answer them. i have never been questioned by a prosecutor, and i will do my best. pee to engagecth each of you. ml at this point, i will do my best to answer your questions and would request some caffeine. >> a coke or something? >> that sounds good. that would be great. thank you. thank you. >> thank you very much. before i use my five minutes of questioning, i thought that i'd try to remind my colleagues and in this case miss mitchell as well that the five minutes -- the way i h