they are taking uas and flying uas airspace where there is nothing else. we are integrating uas and it is a far more complex and endeavor, and some of the activities you mentioned, sir, would mentioned be an individual line of sight carriage or people. these are rulemaking activities that have significant safety implications, and we have to make sure that we do -- the rule making for those specific abilities, the ability of an unmanned aviation vehicle, to fly over the individual line of sight, or beyond. in both of those capabilities, which would eventually be needed for commercial activity, they rely upon remote id, which we talked about, will take a while. so i absolutely share your desire to see this happen. i think we are in a very dynamic time in aviation in this country, between the attempts to integrate uas, the doubling of commercial space launches. there's so much going on. but it's not going to be done as quickly as many would like -- we have to ... >> we get it, i'm sure, and we know it's complicated. and at the same time, also, deadlines, susp

ua for who we spoke to at half—time at the end of the game will carry out a investigation, also livemake sure that this appalling scene of terrible racism is treated appropriately. we'll look at uefa's response in a moment, with the governing body bringing charges against the bulgarian fa today. but racism still a blight in modern day football. the former watford striker luther blisset says it's clear this group of english players will not tolerate the same level of abuse he encountered in his career. i played in bulgaria and the under 21, it must‘ve been almost 42 years ago and stood in a tunnel and was getting that sort of vial treatment from one or two of their players as we sat and a tunnel waiting to come out and play the game. to think all these years later on it still goes on and more to the point there is the coach denies that they have racism at all in their country and thatis racism at all in their country and that is beyond disappointing. talk about sticking your head in the sand, myself and prairies of my era, we played under that and we played through all of that stuff.

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there is the ua for process. in that process in a game that was recently stopping italy because of that. and then everything else is hypothetical because we don't know the situation that we will be in as a team or that i will be in as a manager. but are very clear in terms of all of the staff but would need to happen. we wa nt to staff but would need to happen. we want to be able to concentrate on football. —— the uefa rules. it's the simone biles show at the world gymnastics championships in stuttgart. the american superstar won another gold medal today, this one came in the all—around final and she still has another four individual finals to come. david mcdaid is there for us. another show tonight with simone biles when herfaith another show tonight with simone biles when her faith all around for a champ or chip gold metal. it has never been done before by a woman and beth you have won a few gold medals in your time. was there a bet that it was her —— i doubt that it was tonight? to be honest now. but it was gr

he was recently in the ua easy when you trade deals were put together so there is an interesting changeinteresting change in the situation. it wouldn't worry —— it will worry traditional republicans in the us and underlines the strength of vladimir putin, the fa ct the strength of vladimir putin, the fact that donald trump does not want to come up against him in any way and when you look at the future of the geopolitics we have, but trainer on one axis, russia in the middle of europe and the usa moving further and further away, it shows that the balance of verbal power really is changing. in the meantime, in this area what is being called by erdogan asa area what is being called by erdogan as a safe zone, the kurds have had to flee. it has been a hellish two weeks. it has been hellish and many children, women, men, civilians, noncombatants children, women, men, civilians, noncombata nts are being children, women, men, civilians, noncombatants are being pushed out of the area. some call it ethnic cleansing. the turks say we must do this because we feel threatened. positive take on adult.

we will reflect more on this story and more on ua flight at 6:30pm tonight.to be fit to start according to defence coach. he injured his ankle ten days ago but is close to returning. ingram has beaten the wallabies in the last six meetings but have not won a world cup knockout game for 12 years. wells will be driven on by the pain of their 2011 semi final defeat against france when they take them on in the quarterfinal in japan. according france when they take them on in the quarterfinal injapan. according to stephen jan's same quarterfinal injapan. according to stephenjan's same nest a conversion as the welsh lost 9—8 in new zealand. they are remembered for the red card and they will meet on sunday for the second time that a world cup. it is a tight game even went down to 111, we battled hard and it still could have gone either way. but this is obviously difficult for players, some were involved that day but the vast majority when and when you look at recent games against france, and the boys have had some good success. it will be a challenge for them on sun

come around to the view that they should walk off and the political pressure in this generation on uaantially greater. at the end of the day it is spreading value. trying to get people to look at things differently and do the right things differently and do the right thing and walking off, it has to be done. we will leave it there. that's it for the papers this hour. anna mikhailova, who's the deputy political editor at the daily telegraph, and the broadcaster, david davies will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages and david, and we'll all be back for that second review the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you to anna and david, and we'll all be back for that second review in about a0 minutes from now. but for the moment, goodbye. hello there. it has been very u nsettled hello there. it has been very unsettled with a lot of sh

numbers trailing off over the weekend but with better air quality and more of that sea ua areas for the air shows will be a mess. they expect over 1 million throughout the three-day show for the blue angels. that's always exciting. look at san rafael, taillights are headed southbound. freitas parkway there, you are looking at about a 20-minute drive from here, which is tera linda aross into tcross into th gate bridge. looking at the richmond-san rafael bridge. a lot of road work. emergency crew there's trying to get out of lanes. not a lot of slow traffic, but always that road work there to back things up. once that will be picked up by hopefully 5:00 a.m. over towards holly street in san carlos, the right lane is open. the holly street off-ramp is closed. continue to use harbor oral s n ralston for this time. >>> a mobile version of call of duty is smashing records for the number of downloads. >> and mark zuckerberg says facebook is working on thought control. here's tech bytes. >> in today's tech bytes, the biggest mobile game launch ever. >> call of duty mobile was downloaded more th

. >> he invented a system that helps critical structures write out massive earthquakes anaf ua systems, and electric power >>l bowls, they are friction pendulum isolators that act like very sophisticated shock absorbers. >> it absorbs the movements of the ground during an earthquake. >> reporter: each one is tested using this powerful custom-made device. it will simulate a magnitude nine point earthquake. >> we will see the ground shaking movements here, moving back and forth plus or minus 4 feet. >> reporter: the technician through a switch. and the ground lurched into action. the device has different pendulums that begin to swing. the motions lesson that? energy from getting transferred to the structure and thus damaging it. >> reporter: there is no limit to how strong an earthquake this can take. >> this new structure is resting on top of 700 massive blue saucers. steve johnson himself demanded them. it is also what you said 4 new bay area hospitals including san francisco general. only a small number of buildings in the u.s. uses the technology picky ships most of his products to e

he agreed under two conditions: ua i was absolutely guaranteed that there would be a maximum of fiveren produced, and that those specimens would be sent to the east coast. >> reporter: but nearly 30 years later, with the help from the website ancestry.com, donor cildren began contacting dr. cleary, and he soon realized at 1ast 17 kids were conceived using his sperm, all of them born in oregon and other parts of the pacific northwest. >> and at some point i just had to say, "this is crazy. i can't-- i can't be emotionally invested in all these people." >> reporter: dr. cleary met one of his donor children, allysen allee, this week, for the first time. >> knowing that you were a product of fraud against somebody else is emotionally overwhelming. >> reporter: married with a family of four, cleary says his worst fear came true: having his naturally born offspring and anor children living in the same area, some even attending the same college and church, without knowing they're biologically related. and now, grandchildren are involved, too. >> the idea of my children aving dozens and doze

. >> at that moment it hit me the rey ua w calirftomacuatibo o hou ago including the cy of calistoga.turesdatory evacuation orders still in effect. >> the fire stands at 76,826 acres, 60% containment. firefighters were able to make good progress overnight because of favorable weather conditions. evacuees are returning home to find heartbreaking devastation. geyserville is a community hit hard by the fire. liz? >> reporter: we are at the garden creek vineyard here on geysers road and just within the past minute this woman has come to see what is left of her home. they are looking for anything that they can

under authorities we actually did some prototype in our technologies on the waterfront and had a few uas us counter them there. i think there's a leadership role for the coast guard, so we absolutely have to look at embracing technology, and pace it a little bit with the scope of our budget and our limitations, said we look at what others are doing and bring something that can fly consistently, had we bring that into the military framework or coast guard framework? >> i want to make sure there is time for questions, or ask one more general topic area, which is not a small one it's the homeland piece. you've described the coast guard role there is no shortage of controversy over border control policy. can you talk a little bit about how you see the coast guard role with regard to those issues? and if it's changed at all in your tenure, so the last 18 months. >> if you think about the coast and defending the homeland, 90% of all the activity of these goods go through the ports, so we have a key role. we work with it, state and local interests but that's part of the player defence. you look

the ua, aw saying to a proposal, quoting now, he didn't even a professional certain ski to explain whypt or rejected our package proposal. the 2020 corvette stingray is going to be delayed because of the strike. the strike continues. the strikers on the picket line. gm saying it's negotiating in good faith. but the estimates are the workers have lost a billion dollars with a b. last i leave you with the one-month chart. the stock lost 12% since the strike. melissa: pro testers shouting the homeland security secretary off the stage. into one monthl. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ [crowd chanting] >> we'll go ahead and try it one more time. otherwise i'm going back to work to try and secure the country. melissa: acting homeland security secret

three subpoenas to the department of defense and white house department, wanting for suspension of uasd to ukraine. activists followed up a chaotic again with more demonstrations. demonstrators fought with police and vandalized stores. the latest protest erupted after hong kong people executives impose an emergency goal to ban facemasks. bailoutpromising lenders they will deliver a budget surplus and celebrate economic growth, draft for the budget was amended to lawmakers today. they ended their international bailout last year, but remains under regular supervision european union's institutions that control the repayments. i mark crumpton. crumpton.k this is bloomberg. david: republicans and democrats appear to be circling the wagons over impeachment with polling showing increasing acceptance by --, but president trump's polling numbers not taking a hit yet. let's go over to joel atkins. and we have christina gregory here in new york. welcome. good to have you. christina, i will start with you. impeachment is a political act fundamentally. is there a prospect he will be convicted? >> y

ua 123. united airlines flight 123. b752.would say boeing 757, series 200.t say, pdx. then a number of navigational point and a whole rd. took off from portland, oregon. those are navigational point it is going through. landing at o'hare. on the second line would be compass direction of the plane, speed, status of the fuel on board and a lot of other technical information. with this plane the transponder had been turned off. they had no idea about the identity of this plane. except watching this white dot on their radar set. i said, monty, where is the plane? it's hard to look at a radar set related to a point on the ground. probably somewhere in the middle of pennsylvania. every so often i would say, where is it now? maybe north of baltimore. where is it now? near roslynn. where is it now? near pentagon city and where is it now? the national airport. oops. oops what? we just lost the target. where did you lose the target? somewhere between pentagon city and national airport. then about that time someone broke into the phone line and , we just hadretary a pl

we're doing counter uas. we came from the general assembly in new york and under authorities that came in with the authorization act, we actually did some prototype of counter technologies on the waterfront and had a few -- took us a couple of uass and countered them here successfully. there's a leadership role for the coast guard inside the department, maybe inside of the governments. we got to look at embracing technology and base it a little bit with the scope of our budgets and our limitations there. we look at what others are doing and say how do we bring something that the general may have there that can fly persistently for 40 hours, how do we bring that into the military framework or coast guard frameworks after the missions we're tasked with. >> i want to make sure there's time for audience questions. i'll ask one more general topic area which is not a small one. it's the homeland piece. it's the -- you've described the coast guard role before in terms of border protection as the away game -- there's

you can't go to a drugstore and say give me an op ua.go to a doctor and demonstrate a need and the doctor prescribes it. produce argument, why should be responsible for what the doctor prescribed? >> neil: the tobacco settlement ran over $200 billion. we'll be at to that? >> i think it will be -- i hate to project a number but it's going to be huge. the question is will the people who are actually harmed see the money? or will the state's -- >> neil: where does the money go? >> will the states use it to construct buildings on university campuses. i'm not making that up. that happened in oklahoma, they settled the case a few years ago. we do the victims of the families aren't going to see anything. >> there's no burden, no legal obligation on the part of these two counties that got 130 million each today at two those who are harmed. they can put it in their treasury and spend it however they want. >> neil: incredible. judge, thank you very much or much. in the meantime, the fallout from hillary clinton all but calling tulsi gabbard a russ

whether it is in america's interest to continue selling arms and other military hardware to the saudi and uanments. you remember, wolf, this was a key issue when president trump used its veto to overturn the ban over weaponry and now senator warren has given the department of defense an ultimatum. they must respond to her questions by november 15th. we also hear from the house foreign affairs committee will be following up with a letter of their own. it's clear that this headache for the trump administration isn't going away, wolf. >> excellent by reporting by you, nima. thank you very much. ni nima elbaguer reporting from london. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> out front next, mayhem. republicans storming an impeachment deposition with trump's blessing, delaying the witness for hours. one person in the room calling it civil unrefrt. is that the new white house strategy? plus breaking news, a source telling cnn ukraine's president feeling pressure to investigate biden before he was sworn in and joe biden with a big lead in the polls to

if wei play the game of would you rather, yesterday, ua. a versus nike which would you choose when i pose the question to you today does that change. >> if we played yesterday what would you choose. >> this is a two-part question. >> yes. >> i'm honest which i always, as you know i would have said being nike without question. nike has growth. underarm armor would have lost the way if you fires me to play the game on this monday october 21st, nike. >> but now. >> on october 22nd. >> things might be different. >> not nike. >> on tuesday october 22nd what would you say. >> i think there can be -- respectfully to kevin plank who got upset at us years ago when we asked the legit question you founded the company are you the right person to take it forward. >> relatively benign question but i understand why you get upset but in could be the relief underarmor has been waiting for. playing tuesday october 2 ened, game changes like that it's under armour that's a great -- >> you're trying to be nice to mr. plank. he made a phenomenal to dow mri. the

the nouncement today breaks moft fd ua -lntathsstong alem summit between president trump and the north's kim jong-un. north korea jongsie carried out a string of short-range weapons tests. back in this country, a jury in dallas convicted a white former erpolice officer, amber guof murdering a black neighbor in i his own apartment. guyger said she mistook botham jean's apartment for hers,as thoughhen intruder, and opened fire. the courtroom erupted in cheers when the verdict was announced. an attorney for jean's family spoke afterward. >> this is a huge victory-- not only for the family of botham jean, but, as his mother alison told me-- this is a victory for black people in it's a signal that the tide is e ing to change here. police officers ing to be held accountable for their actions. >> woodruff: guyger could get up to 99 years in prison, underr texas law. a u.s. justice department watchd is blaming the federal drug enforcement administration opioid crisis.nee to the the inspector l's report today sathhaide.are plt rea.dudf opioids, even as overdose deaths exploded from 2013 to 2017.

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there is the ua for process and we have to have faith in that process in a game was stopped in italyn everything else is hypothetical because we do not know the situation that we will be in as a team or where i'll be as a manager. but we are very clear that in terms of all of the staff what will need to happen. we want the players to be able to concentrate on football. rugby world cup organisers have cancelled two matches to each of the typhoon do to make landfall in the next 2a hours. england against france is off and both sides have already qualified for the quarterfinals in this match is to decide, but england stays with the results given as a o—all withdrawal, they say the typhoon guards are smiling on them because they now have a clear nine days off. new zealand versus italy has also been called off. scotland do to play on sunday and there must when match against japan is on sunday and there must when match againstjapan is on but that depends on how much damage the typhoon causes and could also be cancelled. but if that's the case in two points for the scott's may not be enough

i'm referencing the new ua asked but i'm also talking about how the navy adjusted aircraft carriers andre need to do the fleet problem exercise. or we have a marine officer sitting in the front row as some of you heard from before and they are looking at the examples of the arena the 21st century but looking at how the marines explored amphibious warfare as a concept back in the 1930s. for me personally that love of history has been something that i'm constantly applying in future ology. >> thank you sir. mr. scharre your thoughts on your unexpected develop mental path. >> one of my drill sergeants in basic training on his last words to us as we marched off to school was him screaming at us to never quit. you can actually get a lot done in life by perseverance. there is a lot to be said for living a fulfilling life through being entrepreneurial, being bold, just simply doing things you want to do. the military setting is a little different because there's poor constrained opportunities. it was more like you got great advice for the military volunteer for everything. seek opportunities e

uas, for example, is about to launch a transfund to support countries developing programs. we are seeing more and more political buy-in into this framework. but the reality is that the investment in this region have been very, very limited for the problem that it's facing. so as much as unhcr and many other civil society actors are trying to do their best. we still have a situation in front of us where investment has been minimal. the notion of we have a protection problem, we need to resolve it is still from being tackled in the right way. there are various initiatives under way. some more complex than others. but the reality is that we're still not there and countries are still very much struggling with what they need to do. so i would leave it at that in terms of sort of the overall picture and perhaps we can have a conversation and respond to questions. >> excellent, thank you very much, chiara. so i'll invite people to come forward to ask questions, to go to any mic if you'd like to. please, when you ask questions, identify yourselves. and if you're asking it to a part

this morning as negotiators from the ua warch were walking in lordstown supporters were shouting at themthat plant will be sold to an electric struck saturday up. that will save some jobs but they won't be union jobs build a battery plant and save some more jobs but those jobs won't be under this contract what's interesting about this that we've learned today, we have been reporting that gm has offered to spend potentially $9 billion to save or retain 9,000 jobs in this contract. uaw in its summary release of the contract didn't mention it you would think they would again we're still waiting to see if they will come out. now that the janitors have reached a tentative agreement, maybe they will. guys >> jane, thank you mike santoli, a stock hasn't done that. down 7% in the last three months we'll see what happens >> the market is obviously not pleased but looking through most effects right here most of these, just where we are in the cycle >> been about a month long this strike has been going on for some time. >> going to play with the macro numbers. also going get a little bit of an adju

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the latest on the negotiations hi, phil >> and the significance of this is that mary barra and the uaey talked in the past but today mary barra and the president of uaw, they went to the main bargaining table. that's the latest sign that perhaps, perhaps they are close to a tentative agreement in fact, one source told me, he gets the feeling or they get the fe feeling, i should say, that they're in the home stretch of these negotiations the union leaders, by the way, they are going to be meeting in detroit on thursday. at a minimum, they'll get an update on where the talks stand, but there is the possibility that this is when a proposed tentative agreement will be laid out for those local union leaders. and they would, obviously, decide whether or not to take that to the rank and file. by the way, as you take a look at shares of general motors, up more than 2% today keep in mind that there are strike costs that continue to add up here. bank of america, out with a note today saying they estimate that this strike has now cost general motors $2 billion, as we roll into what will be the o

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host: why is the ua do -- uaw endorsement important to you?aller: i grew up in the suburbs of detroit and the auto workers are important to me, i am fond of them. host: thank you for the call. you can give us a tweet, @cspanwj, and the line for democrats is (202) 748-8000. the line for republicans, (202) 748-8001. if you are an independent, (202) 748-8002. .-(202) 748-8002 yesterday bernie sanders had this to say. [video clip] ready. more than [cheers and applause] more ready than ever. applause]d to carry on with you the epic struggle that we face today. i am more than ready to assume the office of president of the united states. applause]d i am more than ready to take on the greed and corruption of the corporate elite and their apologists. ever toe ready than help create a government based on the principles of justice, economic justice, racial justice, social justice, and environmental justice. [applause] to put it bluntly, i am back. that is the headline from "i am back." we carry it live as part of our campaign 20 coverage. mike is joining

. >> since you know never a member of the ua, how did you is you mentioned there are members here, thisook, reese mullican of all the sudden i will. this based on a lot of interviews. how did you get a lot of your information. through these interviews customer >> why started hunting these people like i hunt deer or something. [laughter] i just couldn't find them. then all of a sudden, people started calling me. and the new year people started hearing about it. mary over there sick me a message, she said today that just remind me of her first inquire. understand your writing about the church of god union assembly. i've something to tell you. that was about three or four years ago. i went through talking to these people, really fun to do a fiction book about the cult. when i got to talking to these people her stories we're so horrific in the stories we're so heart moving and it was an emotional experience for me to write this book. there are times that i just would sit down right. there is writing it. because it was what i was hearing from some of these people. but they went through. alre

capability that is fundamental to the safety and security of uas operations. a notice of proposed rulemaking on this subject is presently an executive branch clearance. recognizing the capabilities of commercial uas operations to carry cargo, congress required that the faa update existing regulations to allow for the practice. the faa and industry have been demonstrating increasingly complex operations in this area as part of the uas integration pilot program. we're using exemptions and waivers in the interim to meet the intent of the mandate while gaining the experience necessary to change the rules. the commercial base industry is booming with an increasing number of launches and re-re-entries every year. congress recognizing the growing importance of this industry require the faa stand up an office of space force within the faa's office of commercial space transportation. i'm pleased to say the office of space ports is up and running and we're actively working with licensees and stakeholders. in conclusion, i want to assure you that we're fully committed to