if you want to take a look at every twist and turn of what is happening in azerbaijan verities. 0ur live the bbc news website, where anger from those developing countries is palpable. all of our correspondence are updating by the minute what is happening at the minute what is happening at the summit. a little bit later here on bbc news will be looking at the implications of a trump administration and what that might mean for how the united states engages with climate change. more now on storm bert, which has been sweeping across the uk in the past few hours. snow, heavy rain, strong winds and further snow have hit large train lines out of operation because of flooding. now here in dundonald where i am, which is just on the outskirts of east belfast, we have some residents out of their home because their street has been flooded overnight, have around a row of around 12 houses, as you can see the operation going on behind me. most of those residents are stuck inside their homes. the mother of one man i spoke to this morning said her son had woken up and went down to see around 2 or 3ft of

already and if we consider recent history it's possible they will riot if trump wins which is why a verity up my grandparents. your member d.c. in 2017 when trump was inaugurated in the next four years were one long nervous breakdown on the left just ask tim -- to most for him burning down a city was considered free speech his wife loves the smell which doesn't say much for his body spray. we're ready seeing how they behave when they think trump might win. screaming at a liberal -- a literal baby is not what you do when you are confident of victory unless you're going to win a paternity test. but leasee the same hysteria daily on tv right would-be. >> what we heard at that rally should be enough to shake folks awake. he's talking about all of. these not going to say you are with a white guy i am going to keep you from being deported. he will deport you and put the white guy with somebody else. the man is out there. >> that isn't crazy at all. seriously did somebody spike her sack of oats. it gets worse when the morning joe the view collide like a 20-foot septic truck hitting a porta potty.

message itself because the parent company at the same time as was running these so-called femme verities, was running ads for ax deodorant, telling that, you know, if they use this deodorant, they will be dating, you know. small blond women and, you know, these kinds posts are hugely popular. women love them. women cry, share them. but i think have to think about some of the underlying. you know, this idea that feminism is something that you purchase with a product. right. rather than something you practice by looking at the things that are holding women back in our society and you know top of that list for would be corporations and the way they treat the women they and what they pay men versus and just the general challenges that women have in our society when we're expected to be in our office until 6 p.m. and we're also expected to pick up our kids at o'clock when school ends. and, you know, corporations not very helpful on that front. so it bothers me that that tends to be the popular kind of feminist content that on social media, rather than about issues and, ideas that could actual

. >> i think the republican women are the silent trump verity and independent women don't want to put the sticker on their car. when you pay $8 for a gallon of orange juice and you can't pay for school supplies, they will vote for donald trump. >> dana: that's what we were talking about how in some of the early vote a lot of women had turned out to vote. we don't know who they are voting for, or do we? >> the harris campaign is betting on historic margins, better than biden in 2020 among women especially among working class women in the three big midwestern states. that's a tall task. a lot of women like you heard just now concerned about pocketbook issues, abortion may not be the top issue even though it's a factor and undecided in the final few weeks of this race. donald trump has made inroads with a lot of working class votes, young men to counteract that harris really just needs to run up the score in a way that is going to be challenging among women of all backgrounds. >> i expect we'll see a historic gender gap. i don't take anything for granted. there are women voting for trump

department, in bloomberg's reporting, easing rules around self driving cars would be one of its top veritiesployment of cars without human controls, it will directly benefit, you guessed it, elon musk. once again the tesla ceo's $130 million bet on a second from term seems to be paid off in a big, big way. let's discuss with our experts. peter spiegel is here, u.s. managing editor for the financial times and peter goodman, global economic correspondent for the new york times and author of how the world ran out of everything, inside the global supply chain. it seems like everything is a win for elon musk these days and it seems like he and donald trump are in lockstep. but 50/50 partners, at least in business, never, ever work out. in marriage they work out less than 50% of the time. who's the boss? >> we've seen a little bit of that come out in the last 24 hours. we've seen elon musk insert himself into the search for treasury terry, angered a lot of people around donald trump so i'm not sure this -- you talked about this last week, how do two people who want to be the center of attention al

these accomplishments will continue to pass i off for years and decades to come, and i'm proud the verity majority of our -- the vast majority of our accomplishments were done in a bipartisan fashion. as a result, many of our incumbents are coming back despite a tough year, and multiple swing seats will remain with democrats. now, to my newly elected democratic colleagues from across the country, i extend a welcoming hand. i met with these new members just now in my office. we're excited to get to work. we're ex sachseed you're -- excited you're joining our caucus. now let me turn to my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. another closely contested election now comes to an end. to my republican colleagues, i offer a word of caution in good faith -- take care not to misread the will of the people, and do not abandon the need for bipartisanship. after winning an election, the temptation may be to go to the extreme. we've seen that happen over the decades, and it's consistently backfired on the party in power. so instead of going to the extremes, i remind my colleagues this body is mos