u. k. supreme court overturns the suspension of parliament. eleven judges ruled prime minister partials procreation of the house walls the legal. because some mps back to work on wednesday this is another body blow to johnson and his brakes plants. thank you for joining us you development set tonight and it's a pleasure to be here to bring it all to you first key developments than on the donald trump ukraine wisps of list of lois story it's been revealed. that impeaching proceedings are apparently in the process of being launched at nancy pelelosi leader of ththe house of representatives is understood to be abouout to launch a formal enquiring.g. early at us president trump f faced general ququestions the lan tribe is now what will provide the publication of a phphone call between himself and president vladimir sellingng schememe of ukrainine's which took place bak in july the whistleblower raise the lawn of the trump pushing nights crane. allegedly to investigate his potential rival for twenty twenty on the presidency joe biden. jr by the coa

this is basically the u. k. equivalent of a punch up in the italian parliament that may have been tossing invoke. because it t is a terribly polie but it means an awful lot and the repercussions are going to be continuingg from not one. what is interesting though is when you look at the reactions online and it does kind of fool almost very simplistically into two categories this one at the moment an anti democrat spot in the faces of the british people clearly somebody who believes press it needs to happen happen now. i'm dead on the other side of the spectrum we cook delicious one of those moments where you will always remember what you were doing when this happened and it's almost like people don't really care why he's done it as long as he's on that side of the fence. no philip b. has gone into some detail about why he did what he did as the liberal democrats saying welcome on board they of course the other opposition team at the small opposition party in the united kingdom. i'm on that website he has you so

of what's happening in the u. k. doctor for that can't be joins us senior lecturer in politics at keele university in stock which i. couldn't use of boris johnson making history them for the wrong reasons losing these folks. in his first days as prime minister i'm it makes you wonder whether his position is terrible but given the way things are happening and how quickly things happening. is double to see how things are going to go up what are. the feelings you have having watched tonight's developments. well mister. in a very awkward position. the british the school system.m. and parliament. is really key it's will to some shin that's the promise to house majority. mr johnson has lost its majority and he lost control paul. and this is this is what we see today. the control of the gender politics has now gone it helps hands today andnd the bill has passed very quickly now it might get bogged down the molds we'll see if your correspondent said. this ninety old. the buses are too to try and stop that but- jojohnson iss

experts believe the u. k k. coud descend into chaos as food and medication prices spike and possibly become short in supply. european business is unlikely to retreat and the london stock market and british pound could crash. the ports along the channel's face endless lines of trucks waiting to enter. a huge blow to the economy but you companies and especially expxport heavy german industrial corporations also risk losing billions. all the u. k. and the e. u. carreira towards a recession. so alex remainders will undoubtedly be marshalling all of those arguments if in fact britain does wind up going to the polls where do you think we're going to be on to say november. first and i have. i think there is still a very high possibility that there is a no deal brexit on october the thirty first that is not ruled out there are still many. things in play or that have to be played out before that is stocks there still be a british prime minister johnson on october thirty first. old gotcha is a difficult one to call i t

trending hash tag in the u. k. this evening is general election followed by downing street quite logical. and the third is cross the floor now this is. movement escalada support so far tens of thousands of retweets. urging the twenty two rebel tory mps to define a prime minister. and not votes along party lines tomorrow when it comes to this question of the no deal. greg say and this would arguably destroy the conservative party in the- boris johnson in a really tricky. position now price everything was going on at the end of the afternoon is exceptional me saying. there was some positive media who thought it was another. top ststory today. and that was the arrival of a puppy at ten downing street czarist johnson's. new pets to bbc politics feed it was reporting on it. allen's invited people to make suggestions for its name. now mark you and i know that britain is a- loving nation. this didn't go down very well people saying you know what are you doing. asking us this question in such an important week have you lo

and it ended without a break through the u. k. prime minister in fact ditched out on a news conference because of loud anti break that protesters you career has more on johnson's latest attempts to secure an elusive deal. distance greeted boris johnson as he came out of his meeting with luxembourg's prime minister. in a stark demonstration of just how far apart the you in the u. k. remain the british prime minister skip a joint press nference with his counterparts alone on the podium. one to two seconds mister johnson use. see it today full metal no punches a with johnson's failure to deliver an alternative brexit deal stick using him of politic english to your call told. the future hostage for quality political gains. the meeting with mental followed johnson's fast face to face with the eueuropean commission out k. president john flow the u. k. the e. uses a statement saying the block remained opens alternatives but only if an insurance policy like the irish backstop was in place. president euchre recall that it is the uk's resp

and the u. k. and now the documents that the mps of cool full to be released appararently show thats a premise in britain f for that no deal breaks it should happen that way i remains at a low level and most people e seem to predicting that. the only kind of out. it seems to be out on the table this present moment in time and certainly the outcome that's a promise to boris johnson appears to be pushing for a given the way he's handling matters right now. consider rap and painful toto each. grief as spoken to a sea of france twenty four you can season two in full. to twenty fifteen. paris time he's the insightt into the e situatin of course that comes out before. this latest revelation about the documents have been released witcher. actually predictingng a drug and food shortages as well as public disorder in the u. k. keep your costs will. development some will have a more analysis very shortly. next the united states has remember the victims of the nine eleven terror attack.k. sermones that were

by france germany and the u. k. forty and. louis v. two plans to hire a further fifteen hundred to stop because it o opens a new factory in western france. label is the biggest driver of revenue for the lvmh luxury fashion house. scene increasingly strong demand chinese shoppers. british airways pilots are planning to push ahead with the strike on monday and tuesday after the airline it rejected unions latest attempt to negotiate. managements of the proposals from the belt the union were cynical and too expensive. cabin crew and engineneers have already acceptd an offer of an eleven and a half percent pay rise over the next three years well pilots argues t that that should be higher. than the small number of the eight hundred scheduled flights a are expected to take off on monday and tuesday. if that action goes ahead as expected. there are more questions about the future of boeing's seven thirty seven max planes which been grounded around the world since the second deadly crash in march. the american plane maker said it hopes

u. k. and- mom just heard from you french president. emmanuel mackerel under pressure of the francis a 70% plus reliance on nuclear power for most of its- electricity. yeah because when you meet with the fifth it was a- lot more on the south route this live from paris program. next around a hundred fifty thousand british tourists a stranded at the holiday destinations. after the travel agent thomas cook went bust. worldwide the name the blaze the trail in the package holiday business and we twenty two thousand people all now facing a search for. a new job and what is a contracting market industry insiders say thomas cook was carrying debts that made the business a longer viable. sons to the uk government was approach to help bail o out the comompany but refused. after a. hundred anand seventy eight yeyears thomas cok as close the good. the full lots of thomas cook's collapses crashing down on holiday makers. like this couple his honeymoon has just been canceled. for service for a long tall

d. you on the sands about. 8% of their exports to thee u. k. so the effect would be much be gear for the u. k. and the e. u. and its- trade it's migration it's less innovation and hope you see we're very very modest when we come in that because there's- a lot often sentence he- intends. of what the. government would do if there was no deal. has been speaking to press three for earlier. as you can on the day's trading action now gains about between one half and two thirds of a percentage point across the major european indices. sterling held steady is the bank of england decided not to move on interest rates. keeping them in place at point 75% a fairly flat clothes for wall street well the dow jones did hover n near a record high. investors largely underwhelmed by the federal reserve's quarter percent interest rate cut t which was announced on wednesday. moving o on frorom te days of the business headlines now. the low cost carrier xl airways has stopped selling tickets amid reports that could go into receivership. the frenen your linene is tha

u. k. supreme court which boris johnson doesn't seem to like anymore i don't think he's made any progress whatsoever. on these regulations and they certainly haven't done things like a higher single person to do. any of the rules and jobs that would be done. by the u. r. regulators seven britain will need its own pharmaceutical regulator to kind of replaced minnick parallel. a shadow nearer out with the european union has been doing and like why send in virtually. every industry nothing's happened to him and they directed all of their money. new tens of millions of itit t towards an informationn campaign instead of hiring anyone said. they had a new draft laws and the improved parliament what are the things that it would have done it. if he was allowed to get away with it it would have killed off the government. there was the need. to have. channel thank you very much we let you go tom brooks dean and chair of law and government at durham university thank you very much indeed. in other news

the u. k. informs the commission that it wouldn't be nominated one as it expects to leave the e. u. on october thirty first one day before the new commission stocks to watch. these job postings on set in stone yet today first they have. to go through a confirmation hearings at the e. parliament. well someone i'm joined set from brussels by our correspondent david keating and that dave whether any big surprises in one the lines proposed lineup. yeah that combination of the digital affairs vice presidency with the commissioner for competition role was very surprising it was so surprising that it elicited a gasp from the journalists in the press conference when it was announced. that's because the complete competition commissioner is usually seen as something that's supposed to be separate from all the other portfolios it's supposed to be neutral non political by combining it with that vice presidency role it's clear that vanderlei and views competition in a very. different way because it will be so close to her as an executive vice president will be administering at other factors c

if the u. k.'s leading it should leave on thirty first october that's picking up on one of the- elements i in the of rockers cut quite long and well. lord it's a speech at. if he pays leaving it should indeed leave on on that date so this would present things as being very at most people being on the same page. but if you look at political dolly you how arland lost its patient with patients with president brits it's a somewhat more complex that picture of what the point to point to hear insights that. indeed it while one no deal would be terrible it would also be temporary influence let's get the paint over with but i think it's after coming from the open at this stage. seeing that. there's an acknowledgement that neither side is going to budge on this so . that was me you know like knowledge for treason may and her withdrawal agreement and then it was back to the drawing board again so i think from the point of view all at. a tournament it's and an office in off and- interesting to think that this

brought you exactly twenty four hours ago continues to dominate the headlines opposition mps in the u. k. calling for the parliament to be. recalled her reactions already been ruled unlawful by at least one court of law. the revelations of a lack of preparation for a no deal breaks it has increased the tension. papers in order to be released by anti breaks and please show that behind the scenes prime mininter boriss johnson.n. and his close team. well aware of the likelihood of drug medicine and food shortages if that is no deal johnhnson now standnds accususe. over that kind of lying to queen elizabeth over the suspension of parliament. now more than ever thought to be solely about avoiding debating breaks it i'm hiding the scale of what a a no deal with mean to ordinary people. well let's hear from a conservative rebelel mp david g gold. the first from boris johnson denying lying to the queen. did you lie e to the queen when you advised her to perot to suspend p palmer. absolutely not and that the and indeed the as i as i say that. the high court in england playing the agrees with us b

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u k however, that's a moetty big at of money, $400 million. cbs today said they stand by their reporting and they are ready willing and able to defe this i court if necessary. >> also interview subjects or peopletories are about don't get to dictate the eoestions thple are asked. what is cbs saying about this? >> reporter: well, they put out a statement today and the said that they stand by their reporting. so, if this gets to a court, you know, let's remind, it' not a slam dunk that this gets to court, butue process that the lieutenant governor's been saying for months now that he wants. you know, he didn' get a hearing as to thipoint from the virginia general assembly into these allegations which he said could have cleed his name. he didn't getin district attorn the state of massachusetts to open up a case,hich he said would have cleared his name and he didn't get attorneys, prosecutors down in northn carolina to up a case that would have cleared his name. so, if justin fairfax, the lieutenant governor of virginia is going to get this due pc

british airways is gearing up for more industrial action the carrier has cancelled all its scheduled g u k flights will see 10 but the 20 seven's one pilots will again strike in a long running over pay on monday and tuesday this week be a face to the 1st strike by pilots 100 year history. and that's it for me and the business africa team here in berlin the from all of us thanks for keeping us company. it's a. great crowd cranes bring good fortune to the environment. get in trendier their numbers are sinking dramatically. volunteers are getting locals interested in protecting these majestic good luck charms. 16. first. school in the jungle. first clueless and. then the doors grand the moment around him join the arena tango on her journey to freedom you know we're entering you turned him into the tour on entering into returns home. this is the dublin news africa coming up on the program fighting violence against women protest essence off a car way out in the streets on friday calling for action in a country where the woman is killed every 3 hours women are seeing enough is enough also coming

grateful to many thanks to you for being with us robert good job professor at lancaster university in the u k. from one and battled leader to another british prime minister boris johnson has arrived in london to face an angry parliament as it's set to reconvene on tuesday supreme court judges ruled that johnson's decision to send m.p.'s home earlier this month was unlawful it was suspended for 5 weeks in the lead up to the brig's that deadline in october in a moment we'll speak to 0 as the dean barber who's outside number 10 downing street the prime minister's official residence but 1st let's join rory chalons is outside the houses of parliament in westminster sorority what's expected to happen there today. well enough 20 minutes these will sit down in parliament for the 1st time since september the 10th that was when they were sent off. as parliament was suspended by government a suspension. court ruled yesterday was lawful so we will have a tolerate session in the house of commons later as all these m.p.'s come back from that suspension. what are we expecting to happen well we know from the

that is very unusual in the u k. in fact, by definition, they have to have control of the house, but under mrs. may for six months, and then yesterday dramatically in the first test of boris johnson, he lost. expelled 21 of his own members of parliament. to answer your question, business is scratching their head about this. this is now three years since the referendum. overwhelmingly wants an agreement, this endless uncertainty is very unhelpful. shery: what do your members monitor the moment? do they prefer a general election in order to get more influence little more for the new prime minister? or do you prefer to continue as is and delay brexit? what would be the best outcome in the short-term? workingwithout now a majority of any form, the only solution is a general election. there has to be a general election. the timing of that will depend on the results of the next couple of days of parliamentary activity, both in the lower house and the upper house. the situation is, having called for an election for the last

beaded session in the british house of commons the day after the u. k.'s supreme court ruled that the suspension of parliament was illegal. promise for restaurants and says let's get brbrexit don. and following last week's deadlocked election in israel the country's president

thinking about the thingweek luke: that worries me is, our experience of politics over here in the u k is, the messier they get, the more risk it puts in the general economy. , arguably over the next two years, could be facing a recession, it increases the risk of that happening. it just does not feel like something you can walk away from and ignore. it feels it will be part of our lives for a while here and just increases the economic risk. mike collins, something difficult to ignore but it is really complex to handicap. how do you do that? michael: we are trained as fundamental research analyst, so political analysis, especially with people like trump, is difficult. our base case is you don't get a recession, the u.s. does not feel like we are in the speculative bubble type of environment. lower growth, lower rates, moderate inflation. we actually look forward to more volatility in the marketplace. we hope this political noise creates some pockets of volatility and opportunities to be more active. george: certainly, could use more volatility in the markets, more opportunity. it is ei

it's too much for tao yun, a u k. reputation for going above and beyond at his job, i'm a manager years on usually inside a helping with gas on wednesday night he was outside when someone needed help in a big way a man went into cardiac arrest and live aid we're just getting back from eating their words got to go home a camera outside the restaurant shows how you're running across the parking lot over to the man unconscious by a car, his friends trying to help him he wasn't breathing or anything. his eyes rolled back into his head you can see him doing cpr on the man until paramedics arrived. he later found out what he did saved his life that was the place where god placed me to be at that moment because as much as to how he loves helping customers he really just wants to help people. he wants to go to nursing school and the pre nursing classes. he's taken came in handy during the emergency and that was truly a real big eye opener to my calling to be in health care because at the moment it was like instinct took over.

next but there is no claim that the queen herself could step in if boris johnson tries to take the u. k. out of the e. u. on october thirty fast without to deal. he isn't supposed to be doing it. the law has been passed to stop him box there's talk of a secret government plan and according to dominic grieve his former attorney generals and knows a bit about the little full of conservative mp as well who any got booted out of the policy because he didn't vote with the government sat just a matter of a few weeks ago. i'm he says that if mr johnson continues to ignore the little at he the civil service who refused to work with him and he will be out in five minutes he'll be dismissed when almost if you. thought that the queen could be the one to do this he said. so it's not a category x. claim 09/30/19 09/30/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this iss democracy now! whenever the government faces a whistleblower, it is revealing some kind of wrongdoing that makes them uncomfortable, that implicates them in some kind of activity they should not be doing. they

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patel who herself is from minority background might now be slightly more sisterly shouted stashed e r t u k london as a footnote i can tell you ask the home office to comment on the story as well about to let you know what had to say. u.s. ambassador to serbia karl scott has called on the serbian people to look at the broader perspective and put the nato bombings back in 1909 behind them so the 1st time his voice start line of thought either. we don't ask the serbs to forget the recent history but we are asking you to look at the bigger picture. 2 decades ago nato launched the ferocious bombing operation against the federal republic of yugoslavia during the kosovo conflict the alliance leadership at the time claimed it was carried out to prevent the genocide of the albanian population in kosovo the operation lasted for a fiery 78 days we asked people in serbia what they thought about the ambassador's comments now. the future of the bombing campaign was not justified in any way it was a terrible crime and government should sue for compensation. not all but the un security council never appro

that johnson's comment is an insult to all world war 2 veterans not only from russia but also from the u k. well that's a political soundbite where it goes very wrong to equate. nazi germany and head to the soviet union there was only one threat to european peace and 939 and not with hitler 494-1900 45 the soviet union's role was the most important of course there was an alliance between the soviet union the united kingdom and of course the united states that of all those contras it was the soviet union that made the greatest sacrifice and we're talking about 27000000 and i'm broke the back of the john war machine and then that big picture these comments all very much and then to those who gave their lives fighting and common cause against fascism. barely a european trip by u.s. officials can go by these days without some criticism of russia and following that tradition vice president mike pence has once again warned of russian interference during a visit to poland. now is the time for us to remain vigilant. about the intentions and the actions being taken by russia. as we stand together.

it's been been quite a week we have regular trauma over in the u. k. and friday the trouble continued for boris johnson. britain's upper house gave final approval to a law that wowould force the prime minister to delay brags that. if approved by the queen it would postpone breaks it beyond the current deadline of october thirty first. johnson can strike a divorce deal with the e. u. next month. was piling even more pressure on johnson to make good on his promise. to leave the european union and next month. now for more on this no good very bad week for boris johnson let's cross to london where france refers james andres standing by james so this bill doesn't. stop right so what does is if you lady like act that way. so the bill stipulates exactly that that the acting prime minister that can be boris johnson or somebody else. will have until the nineteenth of october to seal a deal with with the e. u. now as you know there is a european summit on the seventeenth and eighteenth. of october so basically the next day i must be a deal between the uk and eu

who herself is from minority background might now be slightly more sisterly she added stash to r t u k london. there's a footnote to this we asked the home office to comment on the story as when we go to be later on today when office opens who will tell you what to say. coyle scott has called on the serbian people to look at the bigger picture and put the nato bombings in 1909 behind them we don't ask the serbs to forget the recent history but we are asking you to look at the bigger picture. in 1999 to launch the bombing operation against the federal republic of yugoslavia during the kosovo conflict the alliance leadership claimed that it was carried out to prevent the genocide of the albanian population kosovo the operation lasted for $78.00 they both of them said they what they thought about the ambassador's comments these days the. bombing campaign was not justified in any way it was a terrible crime and government should sue for compensation not all but the un security council never approved the nato bombing can only be considered an act of aggression it is impossible for several i

have these projects to changed into something more acceptable so perhaps the young muslim women in the u k right now be slightly more hopeful the new home secretary pretty patel who has south us for a minority a background might dow be slightly more sisterly shy to edit stash to r.t. of u.k. london our could tell you has the home office a comment on the story of bring of that comment turn the answer from them as one it comes of may be a bit later today but it technology the long in the planning this the world's 1st floating nuclear power stations reached his permanent base up in chew cock curry russians far east after completing a 5000 kilometer journey it's there to supplier christie to 50000 people in business is in the remote area replacing a land based react to that speak shut down and their coal power generator you know so you see the words unique can be repeated you know every sentence has a unique development a unique solution a unique location for generating capacity the most unique solution for combining the vessel and power plant. in the us for a long long in the planning a lot o

global that strikes marches at full climate change robinson is a director of climate research the u. k. national center for atmospheric science i missed a sudden thanks very much. the speaking to out from twenty four today. now you say that sucks linemates said the comet youth movement deserves some great set credit j just gie us faster you'll folds on seeing that many people turn out in support of the process today. well it's spectacular. i think it's a fantastic credit to the crime plummet use newton's to mobilize. people across so many constance and in so many cities. to address this unprecedented challenges of climate change. it has taken leadership of criticism back in particular but many others to bring to the world's attention the urgency of this problem are we not about this problem for a long long time. climate change was understood as a potential problem over a hundred years ago. understood how serious it was the many decades. but the fact of the matter is the government's hands society at large is not paid sufficient attention. i'm also say i think it's an amazing achievemen

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to the brexit deadline if the u. k. requests it. johnson has said that he would rather die in a ditchh than delelay brexit. was off to the positive a recent british little planning and knows he'll brexit. his options may be severely limited. brings it shown again on every a shenanigans on every level continue we will bring you every development as it happens. some of the business kate moody joins us here in the studio starting in washington all eyes on the us federal reserve whether on you right now but tell us about it well i've been watching the fed her first perfect. and mark as expected america's central bank has announced a second rate cut in as many months in an effort to stimulate the economy and boost inflation towards it's 2% target. now back in july the fed reduced its key federal funds rate for the first time in over a decade. that rate was slashed during the financiaial crisis it remained low throughout the recovery now as you can see it has been brought back only very gradually since the end of twenty fifteen. in a divi

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carmakers in the u k and europe are warning a new deal divorce would have disastrous consequences fordustry. interlocking supply chains that --uire's movement been require smooth movement across the block and they say no deal would cause your reversible harm to the auto sector. rugby, the world cup is underway andapan with those defending champions recording wins. japan beach russia in the opening match while new zealand overcame south africa saturday. the top winners, australia beat fiji while england defeated tonga. -- and beat scotland and beating argentina. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. very let's get to more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway. global markets editor adam haigh joins us. last week's slide in treasury yields could continue this week or will the latest of elements ease demand? adam: it is an inflection point. they really want to add risk to their portfolios. stocks had a decent pullback at the end of last w

prime minister boris johnson has lost another vote in the u k parliament, failing in his attempt to trigger snap election. theson tried to argue that early election is the only solution to the brexit gridlock that has paralyzed britain for the last three years. it is the third vote johnson has lost in the last 24 hours. singapore is to review electoral boundaries in the single and general election may be on the way. there's no timeline, but the process has taken up to four months in the past and normally a vote follows once the recommendations are made. the next selection must be held by april 2021. is widely seen as the last for the prime minister as he has vowed to hand over power by the time he turns 70 in 2022. enjoyed a second straight month of year on year sales gains, easing the pain of a rust first half -- of a rough first half. 51% of thes lead demand for sedans slowed. is in aeanwhile 93-month streak of sales gains. the philippines president is ready to defy is china. he said his country benefits from online casinos and will support the industry to spite beijing's call for a total

bid from hong kong exchanges and clearing pretty london's talk exchange could face examination in the u kd. the daily telegraph sites sources inside the llc and said the regulator stamp underpinned the initial rejection of the hong kong bid. the commerce authority has declined to comment. the trade spat between south korea and japan will heat up with seoul ready to exclude tokyo from a list of trusted export destinations. they say japan will be bundled together with nations part of korea's export regime, but broken ground rules will have unsatisfactory policies. japan removed south korea from its white list last month. there is another sign the u.s. economy is slowing. the cash rate index, a monthly index of real and trucking, fell 3% from a year earlier. that is the ninth circuit of month of declines. they blame tariffs and the trade war which hundred and president trump's claim he is presiding over the greatest economy in u.s. history. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan,

long as a business like ours is looking to the world to export, it can prosper, even if things in the u ktougher because of lack of confidence, uncertainty about what our role is within the european community. shery: you are launching in hong kong in november. why now? we continue to see these protests. >> these decisions were made months ago. shery: you are not worried about what is happening in the streets, the slowdown in the economy? >> talking to my team in hong kong, people are still going out restaurants. life is continuing come despite what we see in the news. we remain optimistic. we are a part of a very exciting retail development. the main shopping mall has already opened. some of those retailers are reporting record numbers. so by the time we opened up in november, we feel pretty confident. shery: it's interesting because you see more stores and retailers closing shops, but you are expanding your presence. why is that? >> it is a modest strategy in terms of openings. everything that we have learned about millennials and generation z, people want that physical experience to sup

it's too much for tao yun, a u k.year-old has a reputation for going above and beyond at his job, i'm a manager years on usually inside a helping with gas on wednesday night he was outside when someone needed help in a big way a man went into cardiac arrest and live aid we're just getting back from eating their words got to go home a camera outside the restaurant shows how you're running across the parking lot over to the man unconscious by a car, his friends trying to help him he wasn't breathing or anything. his eyes rolled back in his hands you can see him doing cpr on the man until paramedics arrived. he later found out what he did saved his life that was the place where god placed me to be at that moment because as much as to how he loves helping customers he really just wants to help people. he wants to go to nursing school and the pre nursing classes, he's taken came in handy during the emergency and that was truly a real big eye opener to my calling to be in health care because at the moment it was like instin

investors in the u k and abroad, pretty much everyone was of the opinion the fed, and soom the on. everyone was in the same kind of trade. that we that surprised get a counter move. i think it happened yesterday is positive news, we had hong kong, the china talks, hawkish comments from ecb speakers. together,hings came good data out of the u.s. i would not say it is a paradigm shift just yet. is it thatmportant the u.s. data continues to be strong? a lot of times good news is really bad news for markets considering the fed has to act on it or not. in the u.s. by and large has been relatively decent, and we have been stressing this for a while. the story in the u.s. is similar to what is abroad, with less amplification. anything that has to do with manufacturing and trade is much more important in asia than the u.s. the flip side is the rest is relatively strong, and we think we will see that in today's data too. nejra: if you do not want to take the other side of the trade being long bonds, some investors worrying about a bubble are cutting duration and buying bearish options, goin

u. can k iran immediately rejected the statement. accused them of quote parroting absurd u.s. claims while at the same time ruling out the possibility of negotiating a new deal with world powers as well as negotiating iran's regional influence and missile program. iran's foreign minister said the three european partners had demonstrated paralysis in fulfilling their obligation without u.s. approval and iran has continually been warning the u.s. and its allies against any military response on iranian soil, saying their response will be crushing. back to you. >> thank you >>> well, we turn to the troubling accusations against the u.s. army soldier behind bars the fbi says the soldier shared bomb-making instructions on social media and the activists and head quarters of a news network. >> reporter: fbi says it was tipped off that a soldier uncentrals can ks had talked before enlisting about wanting to fight for a far right paramilitary group in ukrain and posted bomb-making instructions on facebook. after joining the army, private smith explained how to use a cell phone to make a

but no customer demand is too much for tao yun, a u k.a reputation for going above and beyond at his job, i'm a manager years on usually inside a helping with gas on wednesday night he was outside when someone needed help in a big way a man went into cardiac arrest and live aid we're just gettio home a camera outside the restaurant shows how you're running across the parking lot over to the man unconscious by a car, his friends tryi t or anything. his eyes rolled back in his hands you can see him doing cpr on the man until paramedics arrived. he later found out what he did saved his life that was the place where god placed me to be at that moment because as much as to how he loves helping customers he really just wants to help people. he wants to go to nursing school and the pre nursing classes, he's taken came in handy during the emergency and that was truly a real big eye opener to my calling to be in health care because at the moment it was like instinct took over. bosses and co-workers going you know thinking about how me that. >>trie

the brexit breakdown-- u-k leaders scramble to figure out just how they'll be leaving the ropean uniond much more. >> woodruff: the fallout continued today from the collapse of the white house plan heto invite the leaders of taliban and president of afghanistan to camp david. president trump's twin surprise- - that he had invited the taliban to the u.s., but was canceling the talks, echoed in washington and kabul. and that's where special correspondent jane ferguson is tonight. >> rorter: leaving the white house today, president trump had ominous words about the taliban peace talks. >> they're dead. they're dead. dead.r as i'm concerned, they're >>eporter: he spoke after canceling separate meetings with afghan president ashraf ghani and taliban leaders plfor this weekend at the camp david presidential retreat. lawmakers of both parties blasted the president for even viting the taliban to camp david, days before the 18th anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks. democratic senator robert menendez of new jersey. >> i think it was ill conceived no the first place. it'ser example o

the supremehe u k, court will start hearing a debate about boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament. the proceeding is scheduled to run until thursday but the court may not rule until next week. the polls this week for the second election of the year. that netanyahuin will retain power. the final result may only come after prolonged horsetrading. these are uncertain times for israel's longtime leader. worx -- softbank is the company's biggest investor and has been pushing for postponement. $47 billion. the company may go public at about $50 billion or even less. won a bidding war for "seinfeld picker it has gained rights to all of the episodes of the classic sitcom. nots of the agreement were disclosed. sony has a deal with disney's hulu. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you so much. coming up, president trump says the u.s. and japan have reached initial trade an agreement clearing the way for white house to talk china. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloo

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hello there in london with the latest from europe including another day of threats to time all in the u k. will shortly shot for 5 weeks but not before m.p.'s are expected to reject the prime minister's call for an early election. and a stinging setback for russia's president vladimir putin after his party suffers major losses in local elections. also in the news as bad as a nuclear bomb and aid agencies describe the state of the bahamas after hurricane dorian. and afghanistan's cricketers are celebrating a historic win off to be seen bangladesh to secure their 1st overseas test pick $300.00 or. so there have been 2 separate attacks on convoys in bikini fonso in just a matter of hours which of killed $29.00 people what it's done is highlight a growing security problem for the west african nation both attacks happened in the north 14 people died after gunmen attacked an aid convoy 15 were killed when a minivan hit a mine catherine soissons in this exclusive report from cairo. the government has issued a statement confirming this incident and that that's along the road ahead into the border

. >> rich, let me get your final o thoughts on this as you talk u k about the efforts underway to savegive usternatio the long term lk ahead, not just in the immediate short-term of rescuing lives, but give us the one week, one month, one year look ahead. >> iok think in the first week sowe we're going to be looking g still saving lives, getting people safe, having temporary gp shelter for folks over the nextn month or so, making sure people have somewhere safe with drinking water, food, medical ,i supplies over the next month to two, 3 months.onths. then the long term how do we actually rebuild?ly and how do we rebuild better ane how do we rebuild safer?d those are some of the long termr goals which is going to take a multinational effort. the bahamas are a small country and how they're able to bring folks together. this is an opportunity for folk to really take and plan out pla going forward in the future and thousand best rebuild the t commun that's essential that'srebu the communities are the first respond and the lastat responders. r we have continue to corporate rate the local co

thank you very much for joining us there from the u k. the united states is holding immigration hearings on the border with mexico inside 10 so away from the public eye it's part of the trump administration's tough new policy to deal with a record surge in central american asylum seekers. reports from matamoros on the us mexico border. when orlando wakes up he is steps from the united states he does his washing in the rio grande river which separates matamoros mexico where he stands now and the u.s. on the other side he can't cross a scar marks the place where he says a loan shark in panama stole his kidney that's why he fled i don't want to. really an area i come here because i want to save my life about 45000 asylum seekers are currently waiting in mexico for their turn to see an american immigration judge these border cams in mexico are the result of the trumpet ministrations policy to deal with the backlog of 330000 asylum cases awaiting hearings by proof. of the software when finally mother huge turn comes up to present himself in th

like environmental rights, labour rights, if it will grant the uk labour rights, if it will grant the u ke deal. the important thing about this is that what is being discussed and there is what boris johnson wants is to move backwards from where theresa may was and those issues make it harder to solve the irish border question, not easier. so to sum up, no new proposals from the uk today, and in fact, what looks to me like moving backwards not closer to an agreement. so no progress here at all, really. stay with me, i want to bring our viewers up with me, i want to bring our viewers up to speed with what is happening in the chamber. there is a bit of chaos, actually, because i think they don't have any tellers, so they can't do any counting! savour the moment they have suspended the vote on amendment six, the amendment from stephen kinnock that would add to the extension and necessity to discuss and approve a new withdrawal agreement. we will bring you up to speed when we have news of what is going on, where they get to with the vote, we will bring you the result is when we can. but let's