anna: vincent, thank you for joining us.ll be continuing the conversation with us on bloomberg radio, 7:30 a.m. q k time -- u.k. time. manus: the trade war continues. guest tooined tell us the impact of the trade tensions between the united states and china. >> we see slow growth. these are reactions to the trade wars. one thing for sure, this will continue. whatever china finds difficult to sell in the u.s., they'll be selling it elsewhere. i don't see a net reduction in trade. you can't really judge what's happening based on these periods. it's a reaction. analysts will try to explain. manus: as you look at the global stage at the moment, who has the upper hand in this trade war? as alook at it negotiation, two big economies that have potential. what's happening is the u.s. doesn't feel it's being treated fairly. manus: you say a justification for this renegotiation. make trades in the country fair? how can i balance it? negotiation -- the middle east, europe, and africa accounted for about 70% of your revenues. where is t

vincent. brought to you by michelob ultra, with cleto and the cletones. and now, how sweet it is, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome. hi there. very nice. thank you. thank you very much. hi, everyone. welcome, welcome, hello, brooklyn. thanks for having us. this is our second night here. please relax. it's -- this is night two of a week long run at the brooklyn academy of music. we are coming to you from the beautiful howard gillman opera house. you guys into opera? me neither. let's not have any tonight. there will be no opera tonight by popular demand. i left brooklyn, we moved -- our family moved to las vegas when he was nine years old. i have to say, though, it's still the same old mom and pop artisanal reindeer jerky shops and infants drinking oatmeal milk that it always was. nothing has changed at all. my kids are with me on this trip and i have two little kids, and it's -- i have two older kids. it is really beautiful to experience brookl

vincent: that is the hard thing with trade.h tech, a preponderance of things that go into what we use come from china. shifte extent, they can to other areas within the asia-pacific rim but it will take time. sense, the president has fired off the starter pistol for everybody to rethink how to get around in terms of supply chains. some things are easy, soybeans can come from brazil and argentina with little extra cost. when it comes to the chips that go into your specially designed vehicle dashboard, it is going to take a while. david: china has ramped up in the chip area. united statesday, companies say we are not going to buy any more chips from china. where would they turn? vincent: it is elsewhere in the , it is not because all made in china. it is assembled in china. there are pieces that go back-and-forth to be shipped to the united states. what you have to do is to figure out how to take one of the noeds out. alix: if you're looking at the broader implications of a trade battle, how far apart are we? the white house seem

. >>> las hijas de vincent no pueden ver la fotografía de su padre sin meterse llorar. dice que .r parte de los restos de su padre. se dio en el crematorio, lugar donde se suponía debían quemar los restos de vincent luego de determinar las causas de fallecimiento.> colocado en el crematorio antes de ponerlo al forense . una hora después fue retirado el lugar. y los brazos y los pies habían desaparecido en el proceso. >>> la cremación es un proceso desagradable. a pesar de que la familia demandó a la empresa, la autoridad declaró que la funeraria si fue negligente. el daÑo emocional a la familia será reparado. >>> una persona gravemente herida en el condado. al menos cuatro viviendas fueron destruidas por mientras otros inmuebles resultaron con daÑos en la estructura. una persona fue trasladada al hospital quemaduras en su cuerpo. >>> una familia de manteca dice que le dieron solo una semana para desalojarla viendo a pesar de que estaban cumpliendo con el pago del alquiler. asegura que dieron solo una semana a pesar de estar pagando el alquiler. sin embargo el pago no lo hacían dir

vincent: they would tend to weaken as well. there are export similar to china. are some benefit to those economies that some production may move to those areas away from china. at the same time, all export economies and emerging-market economies tend to suffer because this means a pressing down of global growth period. em andwill move away to away from those countries you mentioned into the more developed countries. vonnie: why are we not seeing more of a reaction in europe and in the united states given that china is working hard to shore up policy wise and weakening currency? we need china to be ok, right? as dan mention, the u.s. administration is not letting its foot off the floor. kudlow said we have made many overtures toward china and they have said nothing and have come back in no way. we have a potential meeting with trump at the g20. maybe fix a few problems if they were to come together and come away with some resolution and the administration would back off. from where we are now, it is not happening. if the u.s. administration continues to push, the

reverend vincent james, you work for the mayor. can you talk about -- can you talk about that, why the mayor did not immediately call it a hate crime? >> well i can share with you the mayor did come out and say it was a hate crime. he talked about the fact this situation was drivenen by hate. when you think about -- and i have the privilege of pastoring a local african-american church in the city -- and understanding in terms of what the community needs and the hurt that a community goes through when they experience this. just recently yesterday, mayor greg fisher in several local pastors and faith leaders in our community sat down and talked with the commonwealth attorney and talked about this very issue of a hate crime. it is a iran us hate crime. it.r fisher identified with he grieves with the community in the family. and so he is very a wear and very into and and we've been working on these issues for the past several years, working with government alliance for racial equity, gare, putting together plans in terms of our communi

vincent: oh yeah. absolutely. the major issue is affecting both the equity markets, the fx markets, and others. joe: how do you derived that? how do you say with such confidence? vincent: you cannot see any rotation as you see sector go down -- any sector go down. trader, and is a former trader i love when people tell me everyone's is one thing and i'm saying something else. that makes me feel i'm right even more so. trade is what has been weighing on the markets for quite some time. china of the anti-recently with stopping people at the border, bringing back goods, and this is where we are going. if this softens that's rhetoric and xi and trump get together, we could see another rally. joe: let's see if equity and risk assets take heart. thank you. the indian rupee is strengthening this year but this year it has weakened as part of the emerging market selloff. we have someone from the jerome levy forecasting center. , you might noty have expected it on another day where we have big risk selloffs. the rupee gained

councilmember and former mayor vincent gray injured after n incident at a local nightclub. what gray says happened, what he telling police, and how the bar is responding to the allegations. >>> also breaking tonight, a mass burial is being prepared after a quake and tsunami devastated parts of indonesia. more than 800 are dead, and there are fears the death toll could climb into the thousands. >>> and we talke to students at catholic university who say a dean whoade controversial comments about one of judge brett kavanaugh's accusers must go. >> "news4 at 11" begins with breang news. >> former d.c. mayor and current y sayilmember vincent g he was injured after an incident at a local nightclub. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. councilmember gray says he now has injuries to his hands, his baas and he h filed an incident report.ef gray's c of staff tells news4 gray was attending several ntt all night e saturday, the last one at the d.c. eagle in gray's ward 7 in northeast washington. gray and anmployee had a dispute over gray's id. staff,ng to his chief of when gray questione

james vincent reports.w channel 4, back in 1982, was a yorkshire presenter sitting in a yorkshire studio. hello, hello, good evening, and as the countdown to a brand—new channel ends, a brand—new countdown begins. fitting then that when channel 4 were deciding where to move they chose to come home to leeds. ever since the government told channel 4 that it had to move some of its operations out of london, cities across the country had been stating their case. leeds has now come out on top. an ex— gb public service broadcaster will relocate to west yorkshire. public service broadcaster will relocate to west yorkshirem public service broadcaster will relocate to west yorkshire. it will help us bring in decision makers from elsewhere in the uk with different opinions. in the core for us different opinions. in the core for us is how do we reflect on screen the values, the cultures, the community of different people across the uk and notjust in london? we knew we put together a very strong bid and we felt the rel

four years later lou vincent the new zealand batsman admitted fixing matches are the views my position as a professional sportsman by choosing to accept money and fixing. any player no matter how strong is no matter how righteous he is is always open at a weak point to be approached and people will keep on praying to your managers to your friends because they feel that they can influence the players of times you have players in every national team. in part to coles an unnamed english cricket. or. anything. and further evidence of menow is wrote in fixing international cricket because a large chunk of the history of the gang. wishes to be questioned. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one shelter is giving them a home when he speaks the children growing up with their parents behind bars on al-jazeera. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to you al-jazeera. logan pieces over here in doha the top stories from al-ja

. >> vincent hill, thank you joining us. . ic is ill heading cent north to the u.s.ico border and the president is vowing to stop them. the whiouseent 800 troops toou lerinen border. cliff jenkins has the latest. v >> reporter: a caran of antstr to mexico towards the u.k toll on themian,000 as they mched through mexico's southernmost state. hu makeheir way to the southern o lost aicthal idin tents and v. white hoe csidering a cu sweeping exeve order which would block migrants from tering the u.s. in a bid to stop the group >> they should bm to ignore basically refuge and continue in some cases to come to the united states raising question >>> presint trump increasingly seizing on the caravan as an issue in the mid-le eioctns openly encouraging. caravan after caravan of illegal aliens to break break into our democrats staying largely silent and focusing on issues like gop and healthcare, it's winning the this election cycle. a given for the migrants should they successfuo y makeit people seeking asylum have to wait more than a m to make their ca. news. >>> we alot. wi

has elected a black mayor for the first time ever and he's the father of international footballer vincent kompany pierre company arrived as a refugee to belgium from year back in one nine hundred seventy five he became active in local politics in a brothel suburb over a decade ago archaeologist in iceland have made an unusual discovery they've unearth and amulets known as thor's hammer carved in the shape of the weapon carried by the viking god of thunder it's believed this is the first discovery of a thor's hammer amulet made from stone. lilies twelve people have died in flash floods in southwestern france streams became raging torrents as the equivalent of several months of rain fell in just a few hours. when it happened it happened fast several months worth of rain falling in just a few hours ava night here in southwest france turns rivers to raging destruction. it started at two am raining raining raining. we heard rushing water i turned on the light and it didn't work it was dark as i get out of bed and my feet are in the water i go towards to kitchen and tried to open the door but i

to the last place just can't have hired former coach mark vincent to lead the team he replaces time from core coach the first coaching casualty of the season vine still hasn't coached in the league since june two thousand and seventeen when himself was a let's go by shocker after a single season stretch can't have only five points out of a possible twenty one. but. today he's convinced the club has potential. now for those of you who like sweets and confectionery he has something special for you london has been hosting a baking competition featuring outrageously over the top cakes of or shapes and sizes and let me show you these creations are a bit fancier than your normal homemade marble cake. everyone has the more stressful feeling about being a dragon trying to blow out all the candles on your birthday cake. did someone say kike in a country known for its sweet tooth the towering slice of this british icon is shorter take everyone's fancy i'm going to sit. around the world in cakes the theme of this year's cancun bank show in london inspiring a tasty international adventure involving

her husband vincent and their two children took monday off for a quiet day to mourn in private.ays the community has come together to help the family in every way they can. yesterday the family visited staceeite in novato. ( darya ) last night friends paid a special tribute to stacee with a bike ride that ended at her favorite restaurant. they say they plan to make it an annual tribute. ( james ) on the san mateo county coast -- martins beach áwill remain open to the public for at least the time being. this... after a controversial battle over access which has stretched over the past few years. public activists involved in keeping martins beach open to the e rights of the public. back in 2008, vinod khosla bought the 89- acre beach. he started limiting beach access ... arguing that he had that right to do so because he owned the land however, the california coastal commission ruled that khosla must obtain

vincent is here with us in new york and in london, marcus. vince, let's start with you here in new york. a lot of things weighing on the currency. rates are going nowhere, it's all about earnings and the stock market. vince: now transitioning to trade swaps. kudlow and trump oath weight in on a somewhat negative basis, basically saying that china is not there yet. they want to do a deal but they don't see it in the near-term future, pushing up the dollar a little bit. on theies are sitting sidelines, waiting to see what happens the. guy: marcus, we got a bounce yesterday, didn't last long. are the highs in for this year? marcus: i don't think so. i think this is a lot of noise going on here. if you can read through this, you might even know what brexit is going to happen. there's no real clear direction here. i think we are just shopping around in earnings season. i think the fact earnings came boost, i expect we will get further uplifts through the cycle. plus you get all the buyback coming back in, which i think has starved the u.s. equity

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let's talk about tropical storm vincent. not as impressive on satellite imagery.onetheless, these two storms working together to create an abundant amount of moisture. if you have holiday plans, maybe you want to second guess that one and take advantage of that travel insurance, right? you want to delay your flights and delay your travel plans because it will definitely be washed out. the potential for flooding reaches across that region. thanks for watching this morning. if you get the potential, we have a chance for an impressive meteor shower from tonight into tomorrow, 9 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. look in the northwestern sky in the southern hemisphere. look for or rion's belt. you'll see 15 to 20 meteors per hour at its peek intensity. this is from some of the fragments of leftover space debris from hailie's comet. this passes by the earth everything 75 years. every once in a while we start to go through that orbit and we get this beautiful light up in our skies. >> walk out in the building. >> get away from the city lights. very important. sorry. >> derek, thank y

con vientos de hasta 155 millas por hora, el huracÁn "michael" tocÓ tierra entre mÉxico beach y san vincentialmente mortales. el gobernador, rick scott, dijo que es el peor huracÁn que ha azotado a la florida en 100 aÑos. michael" se moviÓ para panamÁ city. volaron techos de algunas casas, las calles se inundaron de repente y las olas golpearon la costa con furor, amenazando todo lo que se encontraba alrededor. un rayo cayÓ sobre el techo de un edificio que exploto y lanzÓ unas llamaradas. esta vivienda en construcciÓn se desplomÓ como un castillo de naipes. poco antes de la llegada de michael, el gobernador scott advirtiÓ que ya era demasiado tarde para evacuar a los pueblos y ciudades por los que pasarÍa. el centro nacional de huracanes habÍa advertido que "michael" serÍa potencialmente una tormenta catastrÓfica. sus fuertes vientos y lluvias se desplazaban al interior y olas de hasta ocho pies de altura penetraron en la costa .na que se hallan enl camino de "michael", asegurando que absolutamente preparado para responder a la emergencia. aunque tuvieron poco tiempo, miles de residentes l

we have vincent in oklahoma. go ahead. caller: good morning, tony, how are you doing? guest: i am doing great. how are you doing? for sin. am voting host: we say hello to stephen in connecticut. caller: hello. thank you for taking my phone call. i don't know if i agree with everything with tony. i agree with a lot of christian tenets, taking care of orphans, the penniless. i want to roll back into this voter discussion and getting out the vote and what his experiences have been like. my experiences, we can this canvas -- schools in town. it is really difficult. hispanic neighborhoods don't really vote. this is like the first year after eight hard efforts to get out the vote that i see hispanic neighborhoods starting to come around. this is anecdotal. lead themen really family and a lot of these neighborhoods? that's a good observation, stephen. in many areas, especially as you see single moms and absent fathers, women are leaving their homes. -- leading the homes. single moms, their issues are about their kids. they want hope for the future. they want to see them succe

even claims the amazon representative signed up for ebay accounts and vincent -- messages to ebay seller -- sellers to get them to sell on amazon instead. amazon has declined,.>>> we are getting late or tonight that there are no jackpot winners in tonight powerball drawing. the numbers are three, 57, 64, 68 and 69. the powerball number is 15. there hasn't been a big winner since august. jackpot was 378 million tonight in our gems to $430 million on saturday. the other big jackpot is for the mega millions. this one has now grown to $900 million. it is the second largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. the next mega millions drawing is on friday night.>>> a new problem for the salesforce transit center in san francisco. the lawsuit filed over the buildings construction.>>> trash is piling up on oakland streets. how city leaders are responding . >>> we will get you set up for the weekend just around the corner. >>> gh foods has issued a recall for some ready-to-eat salads due to fears of salmonella and listeria. you can purchase the salads at whole foods. they include the santa fe style wi

vincent. brought to you by michelob ultra, with cleto and the cletones.eet it is, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. welcome. hi there. very nice. thank you. thank you very much.

vincent will be here.nd later this week, cardi b, julia louis dreyfus, bryan cranston, mike birbiglia, alexandria ocasio cortez. and we will have music from j balvin, bebe rexha, paul shaffer and wutang clan. that's how we close out the week. [ applause ] i cannot think of a better guest to start this week than our guest tonight. he is a bensonhurst-born billionaire with a great new netflix comedy special. it's called "100% fresh." it premieres one week from tomorrow. please welcome adam sandler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hello. how are you doing? >> jimmy, this is my -- this is my little sunny, everybody, and show came here to new york with me, and she misses her mom and sister so jimmy was nice enough to say it was okay to say i had to them. you want to go? >> jimmy: yes. been watching at home. >> right. go ahead, and say hi. >> hi, mom me, hi sadie. i miss you and i hope you're having a fun time. >> jimmy, i'm surprised that she does an adam sandler impression. >> jimmy: oh, you do. will you p

vincent college in pennsylvania and he is now with the department of justice as an analyst and is also one of our authorities on a little explored subject. paul, it's a pleasure to have you . >> hello everyone. it's my distinct honor to talk to you today on the 100 anniversary of the u-boat attack off north carolina. i was very lucky to speak to people in massachusetts a month ago about some of the same topics to cover a little more. my book is focused on you 156 -- u-156 so i will make this broader since the u-156 did not make it this far south. the general outline is i will go through some of the tack pics and strategies used by u- boats, to combat acts at the u.s. navy off the coast and then also going to wet the importance of this campaign was for the next war. if you heard mr. lowery's speech of that he correctly stated the u-boat war is not what is is sometimes viewed to be like the appetizer since world war ii came but i would argue that this campaign in particular, because of the u- boats involved was an appetizer for their world war ii [ null ] u-boat campaign off our shores.

anyone who's ever felt vincent van cos paintings lacked action will now be dazzled by the light and colors visitors to an audio visual show and the boss in brussels experience the dutch painters works in ways they'd never been seen before van gough died in eighty ninety but now cutting edge technology is bringing his paintings to life the touring exhibition will be in the belgian capital till january the sixth. the frankfurt book fair is in full swing again fall the seventy fifth time it's the world's most important fare for print and digital content and it's also a huge cultural event it runs for five days on which many writers and experts from all over the globe present their work each year the number of publications is impressive so what next to make your choice easier to put together a list of one hundred must reads translated from jim into english the books were chosen by i d w literature experts nikki's about and david leavitt's he has the list with some classics and also some you may never heard of. alexanderplatz by alfred discipline written in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine

it uses dna collected from a crime scene. 57-year-old virginia vincent was raped and murdered in her danville apartment back in 1985. her killer was never found. 16 years ago, a dna profile was made from that evidence, and the case then again went cold. then last year, the sheriff's office used that search, that method ties joey ford to the crime. ford was a plumber in the danville area who died 20 years ago. >>> a big payout from the city of san francisco that will pay nearly $15 million to a woman paralyzed by a trim limb that found on emma ju two years ago. the limb weighed 100 it paralyzed her from the waist down. she claimed the parks department didn't properly maintain those trees. >>> up next, thewe'll check in new york tonight. stay with us. here. tonght -- the rockies eliminated the cubs in the wild card round. tomorrow night -- >>> baseball playoffs are here. the rockiesnated theild card ro. >> tomorrow night, a's and yankees in the big out and stadium today. kris davis, he's looking loose. this will be his first playoff appearance. >> we're excited to be here and grateful

. >> officers were trying to execute a search warrant at a home in the vicinity of vincent drive and hoffmire road. as they approached the house someone opened fire at them. >> these officers, unknowing of the fire power the suspect had. and again, they thought it was a random search warrant. >> within minutes three sheriffs deputies and four city police officers was shot. an officer from the city has been pronounced dead. the conditions of the others were not made public. >> fire was being shot all over. the way the suspect was posit n positioned, his view to fire was several hundred yards. so he had an advantage, and the officers couldn't get to the ones that were down. >> about two hours after it began the florence county emergency management agency declared the active shooting situation over saying the suspect had surrendered following a standoff with police. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> a navy veteran in utah is under arrest in connection with suspicious envelopes sent to the pentagon and president trump. william clyde allen is expected to be charged next week. two enve

con vientos de hasta 155 millas por hora, el huracÁn "michael" tocÓ tierra entre mÉxico beach y san vincentue es el peor huracÁn que ha azotado a la florida en 100 aÑos. avanzando rÁpidamente, " michael" se moviÓ para panamÁ city. volaron techos de algunas casas, las calles se inundaron de repente y las olas golpearon la costa con furor, amenazando todo lo que se encontraba alrededor. un rayo cayÓ sobre el techo de un edificio que exploto y lanzÓ unas llamaradas. esta vivienda en construcciÓn se desplomÓ como un castillo de naipes. poco antes de la llegada de michael, el gobernador scott advirtiÓ que ya era demasiado tarde para evacuar a los pueblos y ciudades por los que pasarÍa. el centro nacional de huracanes habÍa advertido que "michael" serÍa potencialmente una tormenta catastrÓfica. sus fuertes vientos y lluvias se desplazaban al interior y olas de hasta ocho pies de altura penetraron en la costa . el presidente trump dio Ánimo a casi 20 millones de personas que se hallan en el camino de "michael", asegurando que el gobierno federal estÁ absolutamente preparado para responder a la eme

i was told by trade secretary vincent we've already negotiated. we just need your vote. i said i can vote with you. i walked out of the oval office. i was worried i would be drafted by the secretary of treasury. their votes would give us 15 minutes to come vote. in congress, 15 minutes could mean 25-30. steve: a texas politician, george w. bush. former government -- governor. what was he like to work with? rep. green: he was governor in texas and i worked with him as governor. i was looking for federal funds to help our school districts. he was a part of that. i remember him showing up in austin, texas in his office and talking about, he was accepting this federal money for the public education. public education was one of his, just like his dad, was very important. that our future. steve: what about barack obama? rep. green: president obama was originally a law professor, having gone to law school. he was thorough, very thoughtful person. relationship,nal we didn't have that much contact. steve: what about speakers over the years? he worked under and with a number of th

could see some live fish as over the next couple of days this is what remains of tropical storm vincente. this is al jazeera. welcome to this al-jazeera news hour live from doha i'm martin that is coming up in the next sixty minutes are not satisfied until we find the answer but it was a big first step was a good first step he's campaigning for the midterms but even in nevada a president can't escape questions on sound is a counter jamal khashoggi. germany and france join the growing chorus of voices questioning the credibility a sound is explanation for the killing. elections in afghanistan the river shattered by violence and technical problems forcing some areas to extend elections for an end should a. pulling out of a landmark nuclear weapons deal president trump accuses russia of multiple violations. disbelief and calls for a credible inquiry that's been the reaction to saudi arabia's explanation for the death of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in istanbul now u.s. president donald trump says he's not satisfied with the saudi account but he's worried about losing billions of dollars

but it was luke vincent, who has down syndrome and adores santa claus, who stole the show, throwing histhe duchess of sussex held an umbrella for the duke as he delivered his official address to the town. the crowd reacted accordingly, with rousing cheers. we are talking food grown in a loud, meat grown in a lab, to be precise. our reporter has been to a farm in san francisco, where they have grown chicken nuggets from the cells of a feather from a real—life chicken. and this is something that has been tried and tested a lot. we have talked about burgers, beef grown from a lab, and we are asking would you eat meat grown in the lab? you can have a look at his report, an in—depth analysis of how these chicken nuggets are grown quite literally in a laboratory. many of you have been in touch, which is great. it is always good to hear from you. one viewer watching in malaysia, welcome to the programme, he says the only reason i see some people eating lab—grown meat religiously is because they think slaughter is wrong, which of course is the angle we have in our bbc online story. he says i gu

like this one in the australian farming town of dubbo, where a mesmerized five-year-old luke vincente the show. meghan and harry's first week down under has been a carefully planned charm offensive. >> you have a lot to be proud of. >> reporter: the goal: to seowcase the monarchy as young, d rern, and relevant, and it's working. a choreographed campaign set at stripping established boundaries and showing the world the royals are just like the rest of us. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, sydney, australia. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs abuse.. is out. >>> now at 6 pm, the diocese of san jose is naming names. the list of clergy accused of sex abuse is out. good evening, i am elizabeth cook. make the diocese dropped a list of 15 clergy members accused of sex abuse. those names based on credible allegations dating back to 1981. among those 15, 6 priests are still alive and all but 1 are listed as living in the bay area. our reporter tells us how the latest disclosure of the diocese is going over with abuse survivors

belgium has elected a black mayor for the first time — the father of international football star vincente kompany arrived in belgium in 1975 as a refugee from what is now the democratic republic of congo and became active in politics in 2006 as a councillor. he took a seat in the brussels regional parliament in 2014. let's return to our top story now: i'm joined by our correspondent peter bowes, who's in los angeles. now, pt, what are we hearing, some are concerned that saudi arabia is preparing to admit that mr khashoggi died asa preparing to admit that mr khashoggi died as a result of an interrogation that went wrong? yes, reports vote from the us media and from the british media now suggesting, as you say, that the saudis are preparing to admit that he died during an interrogation, perhaps an interrogation, perhaps an interrogation that went wrong, and one suggestion that the original intention might have been to abduct him. now, president trump has said that he is aware of these reports, although pointing out that nobody, as he puts it, knows if it is an official report, but clearly

at three, congratulations to the dad of man city star vincent kompany.or in belgium. at two, mrs t on the 50? 15,000 plus sign a petition calling for the former pm to be the face of the new £50 note. and at one, divided by a common language. what work has been done? could you please repeat the question? what work could be done... please, could you do it very slowly. i think the answer might be helped if you can reply in writing. parliamentary history was made this week on the committee corridor. mps are holding an enquiry being held into an artificial intelligence and tuesday's star witness made headlines. pepper, could you please introduce yourself? good morning, chair. thank you for inviting me to give evidence today. my name is pepper and i am a resident robot at middlesex university. pepper explained thast the university was taking part in a 3—year research programme. it's developing the first culturally aware robot aimed at assisting and caring for the elderly. persistent intelligent robots for the elderly could relieve pressure on hospitals and car

he's the father of international football star, vincent kompa ny.a refugee from what is now the democratic republic of congo and became active in politics in 2006 as a councillor. he took a seat in the brussels regional parliament in 2014. back to our top story: earlier, i spoke to our north america correspondent, peter bowes, who gave me an update on the missing saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. yes, reports both from the us media and from the british media now suggesting, as you say, that the saudis are preparing to admit that he died during an interrogation, perhaps an interrogation that went wrong, and one suggestion that the original intention might have been to abduct him. now, president trump has said that he is aware of these reports, although pointing out that nobody, as he puts it, knows if it's an official report, but clearly the president watching the situation closely. having earlier said that it was a possibility that rogue killers were responsible, and this was after a call with king salman in which they discussed what had happened,

but it was luke vincent, who has down syndrome and adores santa claus, who stole the show, throwing hisrince hugged him. the couple also met staff from from the royal flying doctor service, before heading to victoria park when the heavens opened. the duchess of sussex held an umbrella for the duke as he delivered his official address to the town. sheltering as best they could from the torrential downpour. hello there. we saw a top temperature of 21 celsius across the south—east of england yesterday. today is looking a little bit cooler, and that's because we've lost that warm southerly wind off the near continent. we'll also have a few showers, as well. it's not going to be completely dry today. that's because we've got these weather fronts moving very slowly south—eastwards. now, this one is going to bring a band of cloud to portions of england and wales first thing this morning. some spots of rain, in fact, on its southern edge in towards the west country there. and it'll very slowly move south—eastwards as we reach the very early hours of this morning. temperatures holding into doubl

but the head of the catholic church in england and wales, cardinal vincent nichols, apologised for thethe current head of the church in ireland, archbishop of dublin diarmuid martin, has said that it is something he believes it is important that pope francis addresses when he comes to ireland in august. so it is recognised by the catholic church now. just about. but i first met archbishop diarmuid martin in 2012, and presented him what little evidence we had at the time about the mother and baby homes. when you talk about what happened at angels' plot at castlepollard, that was only seven or eight months after that. he was presented with the facts and figures we had at the time. he was asked to call for a public inquiry, and he refused. he... what, he refused ? he point—blank refused. he said, "they'd only laugh at me, paul," he said that a number of times. he simply wouldn't do anything about it. but what has happened as a result of the information that has come to light is that the government is taking action. there is a commission which will be reporting in february and looking at a

vincent was. george to giorgio and his brother alfred to georgia. journalist caroline muskrat's was a friend of daphne's she's familiar with the reputation of the three men who had previously been suspected of taking part in an armed robbery. these people who are unemployed. they had they lived a life where they have a number of luxury cars they were living out openly without you know without any any kind of you know field of credit or they were everybody knew they were but i think everybody knew what they were doing and. we have had access to confidential police files they have allowed us to retrace the preparations for deafness assassination. with the help of the f.b.i. the multis inspectors were able to use mobile phone data to track down the three suspects. it all began on the fifth of october twenty seventeen eleven days before the assassination. the data reveals that one of the suspects was in bed the town with definitely lived the men is. his cell phone data shows that he returned to the tel nine times in the days leading up to the assassinat

the two daughters of vincent jarvis say they can't even look at a photo of their late father withoutreakgown. alta vista crematory in martinez realized jarvis's body was supposed to undergo an autopsy before cremation. they pulled his body out of the cremation chamber halfway through, missing arms and his head. >> these horrific visions are never going to stop. and there's no wray around that. and i don't know what to do about it. >> a jury today ruled that alta vista was negligent but did not cause serious emotional distress. that means alta vista will not have to pay any damages to the family. >>> well, it is a somber anniversary, but it is one filled and brimming with hope and promise. this weekend it is hard to believe but it marks the one-year anniversary of the devastating north bay wildfires. nearly 3,000 homes were destroyed in santa rosa, and some of them belonged to the very firefighters risking their people's homes. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spoke to two firefighters who didn't hesitate to hit the fire lines, no matter what the personal cost. >> i would venture to say i wil

could see some live fish as over the next couple of days this is what remains of tropical storm vincente. the cricket world isn't much exciting i mean you have to think why would he give me a go because then we'd be and burn him again it's the you know the big bang theory . al-jazeera is investigative unit reveals explosive new ad the documentary confirms that by now it's a very hard profile figure in much friction and. you know. i'll just zero investigation cricket's much fixing the follows. when people need to be heard. but it's been a refugio muscle as long as it's not unknown show and the story needs to be told we do stories that have been passed. i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys behind al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and on the. toughest take a look at the top stories here on the al-jazeera news hour u.s. president donald trump says he's not satisfied with saudi arabia's explanation of jamal khashoggi his death riyadh says the journalist died during a fight inside the saudi consulate in istanbul president

landfall in the next twenty four to forty eight hours we're talking about what's happening here with vincent de as well as here with wilma now and since it's a tropical storm that is going to be dissipating as it makes landfall but it is will right now a category four hurricane with winds up to two hundred fifty mile per hour gusting even higher than that over the next few days that storm is going to be dumping up to three hundred millimeters of rain as it makes landfall on the coast of mexico then as it moves inward a lot of them waster is going to go towards the northern part of mexico as well as into the northern part as you move the southern part of united states so flooding is going to be a major problem. thanks kevin now still ahead on coal in the middle of a global trade war how rubber tree growers in ivory coast are feeling the effects of a dispute between the u.s. and china. and later in sports a dominant day for the defense in the n.b.a. the houston rockets in the golden state warriors are held up by on the. peter hill-wood. a journey of personal discovery my great grandfather he w