started the defence of his shanghai masters with a six frames to nil victory against china's zhang yiill be replaced by rookie ally mcdonald for team usa's solheim cup team this weekend. lewis has a back injury so will now move to a role within the backroom team. the final ashes test starts on thursday at the oval, and — though we already know the urn is heading back down under — england can level the series against australia. we heard from the coaches today, our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. to think about the ashes as you know when once series comes to an end there will be another one. for trevor, the england coach, this is dead. the finish. the last match in charge of england and is there are there specific issues to address. he says thatjoe route is under no pressure as their captain at all as far as england are concerned. he does admit that jason has still got to prove that he is capable of batting at this level. a lot of england's selection for this match might depend on ben stokes. we did see him bold. england say they would pick him as a specialist batsman. what i

. >> meantime anr area re crew iso yi out tonight fricane dorian. the task force 3 is being deployed to charlotte, north carolina. our chief meteorologist paul has been tracking the storm for us. paul. >> we are hearing less and less about florida and more and more about the carolinas. there is a reason for it. the storm is paralleling the coast of florida. there will be impacts. there will be wind. there will be rain. there will be issues. likely not as severe as what we expect in the carolinas. i will show you storm is sitting 80 miles east-northeast of cape canaveral. not a direct hit. that is a good thing. it is a category 2 storm. look at the closest pass. that south carolina or north carolina thursday into friday. so they will likely receive the strongest impacts from a category 1 or category 2 hurricane. there will be some storm surge but far from the worst case we were thinking a couple of days ago. north carolina, south carolina likely will get a significant impact later on this week. coastal flooding could occur all the way as far north as

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wang yi said that building walls between nations would not solve global challenges.ime minister boris johnson should face a criminal investigation over his friendship with an american businesswoman during his time as mayor of london. it's alleged that as a result of the friendship, jennifer accuri was allowed to go on overseas trade missions, and that she received about $1a,000 in sponsorship money. the prime minister denies the claims. downing street has released a statement saying "everything was done with propriety and in the normal way". 0ur uk affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more. the basis of the allegations is that, while he was mayor of london, borisjohnson's friend, jennifer accuri, received £11,500 in sponsorship for events organised by one of her companies, which came from organisations linked to the mayor's office. and also went on three overseas trips with borisjohnson which, originally, she'd been turned down for. now, the greater london authority monitoring officer has been looking at these allegations this week and so have we, in fact, and n

if there's any strat yi egy, it not clear. >> i'm not looking to get into new conflict. sometimes you have to. >> the united states has determined the attack on the saudis originated outside iran. a representative for iran, telling capitol hill staffers, it was not carried out by rebels. he noted that the saudis view this as their 9/11. that fact does not change the president's willingness to engage with the iranians. >>> iran's supreme leader is ruling out talks with president trump, at least for now. let's go back to tehran. nick paton walsh is there. nick? you don't get a higher voice. he direct lly addresses what so think is the kernel for whatever strength that u.s. has here. he is quite clear there will be no negotiation with the united states at any level. everyone should know and notice this is a trick. by that, he is saying the maximum pressure campaign is designed to force iran back to talks, without pressure being lifted off him. he goes on to make sure nobody in his government feels otherwise. goes on to say, all the iranian officials, and others, have unanim

safe to fly the you think it's more like than not that the faa will recertify the max to play in the yit may be well into next year where it's sert fired to fly in other parts of the world? >> this process has been transparent. we have involved an unprecedented number of safety authorities in this effort we're working very hard to ensure that every one is aligned. ultimately validating the work of other certification authorities is not anything unusual. we do it with respect to other certifications in other jurisdictions around the world i would welcome that additionally i would say we welcome the scrutiny we welcome the diligence of this entire process because ultimately it will make us a more effective safety regulator and raise the margin of safety in our system higher than it is already unprecedented levels >> steve, as you know, president trump has been very vocal about the 737 max. he has blasted boeing sand said just rename the plane. nobody will want the fly it when it's recertified do you talk with the president about the max and what's his take based on your conversations with

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when yi sets her mind on something nothing is impossible. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> everybody, welcome back. we're talking with former vice president joe biden. mr. vice president, you want to talk about issues, but a lot of people want to talk about your gaffes. >> me? >> stephen: you have called yourself a "gaffe machine." okay? in the last few weeks you've confused new hampshire for vermont. and said boab kennedy and m.l.k. were assassinated in the late 70s. assured us, "i'm not going nuts." follow-up question, "are you going nuts?" ( laughter ). >> look, the reason i came on the "jimmy kimmel show" is because i'm not. ( laughter ) i-- i-- i got it. ( applause ) hey, look. >> stephen: okay, fine. i'm fine. that's good. that's going to make rest of this easier. is it fair-- is it fair or unfair to get after you because of your gaffes? >> look, i think it's fair to go after a political figure for anything, okay? i mean, we stand up and it comes with the territory. but here's the deal. any gaffe that i have made-- and i've made gaffes, like every politician i know ha

because the president of the yis made statements to confirm the allegation of the allegations he tried to solicit help from a foreign government having learned nothing from the trump power meeting. not knowing anything about why he was investigated or his campaign for two and a half years. decides he's em boldened enough to do this and his recourse is i have done this behavior. in many respects they are hoping that perhaps they'll be able to explain away the behavior o or the complaint doesn't actually tarnish him the way it's projected to do soz and maybe it's a last ditch to say i'm being transparent because i have done nothing wrong. >> interesting. speaker pelosi went ahead and announcing impeachment inquiry before congress having seen the transcript or the whistleblower complaint. so you were her former chief of staff. what she thinking? she clearly was very concerned. and it remains concerned about the information that we do have at this point. about the president actions with regard to ukraine. a president contacting a leader of a foreign country and asking the leader of the for

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they knew this was -- yi don't know, if they're from bill gates and leon black and come from jeffreym.i.t. supposed to do with that? >> epstein was listed as disqualified in the m.i.t. donor database and essentially in the course of the events chronicled in this story they undisqualified him and then made an effort to keep the donations and contact they had under the radar. let me give you an example that i think answers the question. during a visit that jeffrey epstein secretly made to meet with faculty and hopefully to drum up more donation naz from him seemed to be the goal he brought two young women with him and whistleblowers said they were eastern european, very beautiful women, looked like models and not assistants. this made everyone very uncomfortable and they knew ahead of time that this was a condition epstein would be bringing these women and female staff, especially, feared for these women's safety. i think it's an illustration of the impact that it has when you cover up a relationship like this. he was using the prestige of these relationships to continue his activities

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.- how do yi mean, when your home folks are not behind you,o how ou have a candidacy?there's a big dfefnce between political folks and home folks. and i have had the honor of getting to know all kinds of folks from across south carolinu over my lonmber of years, both in congress and the governorship. and there is a decided difference between the political body and regular people in our state. i think what this should tell us is, wait a minute. somebody in the truza orgaon is looking at the numberes and saying my support is a mile wide but an inch deep. because if you have a chance to pick up supposedly a 90% win in the first-in-the south primary, you take it. instead they canceled that primary in south caa, which is, again, beyond perplexing. anplso, would simply say ig think it bmuch more the question why are they doing it? and begs that much more of a question for the need for a debate in the republican party on where we go next. >> woodruff: sar mark sanfora pcandidate for the reublican nomination for the president. thank you. >> yes, ma'am. >> woodruff: stay with u

we have a president of the yi united states of america. we've been urging the ukraine to clean up its act and he's going to the newly elected president of ukraine asking him to basic conspire with him to get involved in the next 2020 election. if that does not reach out to people to say that this guy can no longer be or should no longer be the president of the united states because it is now making a joke of our institutions. i'm saying it's time for my republican colleagues to step up. stop making excuses for this guy that's now in the white house white house. >> in the washington post and wall street journal reporting is correct, is this a separate impeachable abuse of power? >> that i think they are lining up several. i think there will be several more. as folks are focused on the judiciary committee, remember the ways and means committee, the frauds affairs committee, which i sit on, the financial services committee, which i sit on are still doing investigations. it's going to be even more that will come out. it's going to compel, at s

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h >> yi think that's an excellent question. think we've always been ncerned about the resurgence of isis. it's important to recognize that what we accomplished was thehy defeat of theical caliphate, the state-like entiti that tried to impose. they actually did impose for a listening period of time, which i think weompletely dismantled, but that doesn't mean all the fighters have gone away.ne what we've leover time with these types of organizations is we have to keep pressure on them.go they hav to ground. they have gone to small cells. so we have to stay after them. we have known that's going to be a requirematt. a key aspect of what we're doing now with our partners on the grou. >> reporter: let's talk about afghanistan. troops there also under your coand. troops there also promised a withdrawal. president trump called off secret talks he had planned with rnantaliban and the afgh gont last week over the death of an american soldier. some 2,000 americans soldrs have been kild therin afghanistan. when lawmakers and othersg criti

when the what it's an —— wen—yi the water hits it overwhelms the drains.ful. josh parfitt joining us from spain to talk about the terrible floods. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. let's look at the front pages. "cameron's fury at the liars of leave" is the headline on the front of the sunday times, which publishes an extract from the former prime minister's memoirs. mr cameron labels michael gove a "foam—flecked fa ragist" and accuses borisjohnson of backing the leave campaign only to "help his career". the sunday telegraph features a story about the prime minister's plans to unveil a "tough new approach to criminaljustice", which means killers of young children will never be released from prison. the paper reports that boris johnson's administration is also considering increasing minimum tariffs for other types of killings. the observer describes former tory minister sam gyimah's defection to the liberal democrats as a "fresh blow" to the prime minister. in an interview with the newspaper, mr gyimah says cent

but, as i've seen my disease progress, the medicine has progressed right alongside it. yi to make medications more affordable is important, but if washington isn't careful we might leave innovation behind. let's fix the system the right way. innovation is hope, and the last thing you want to lose in life is hope. >>> welcome back. the ukraine story has moved at warp speed and it's understandable if people are confused about what the president is accused of doing, why he called the ukraine president. i'm joined by michael mcfaul, president obama's ambassador to russia. he's the author to "cold war to hot peace." he's a senior fellow at the hoover institution. he and i are going to walk you through a brief timeline to at least help you understand how we got to the point we're at. michael mcfaul, we'll try to do this the way you spending your days. >> standing up here in front of our slides. >> in front of our slides. >> thanks for having me, chuck. >> the phone call was actually the middle, it looks like -- >> yes. >> -- of this controversy, not the beginning. in fact the beginning goes back to

the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yieds back. members are refrained gallery. the cle: the national emergencies act, united nationses participation act of 1945 and section 301 of title three united states code and in view of united nations security resolutions and 1 73, resolution 1526 of january 0, 2004, and resoluti 1989 of june 17, 2011, resolution 225 of december 15, 2015, resolution 2255 of december 21, 2015 and resolution 2368 of july 20, 2017 and resolution 2462 of march 28, 019, i report that i have issued an executive order modernizing sanctions to combat terrorism. i have determned it is necessaryto consolidate and enhance sanctions to combat acts of terrorism and threats of terrorism by foreign terrorists, acts that are reckfied and condemned in the above-referenc united nations security resolutions. i have terminated the national emeency in executive order of january 23, 1995 and revoke executive order as amended by executive order 1 099 of awe august 2 1998. the order builds on the initial ste taken in executive order and takes additional steps to

joining us now is eva yi, senior economist china intl capital corp the export with number.when you look deeper into the report and data, what accounts for this on expected drop in expert check of -- unexcited drop in exports. >> the export number publish yesterday was lower than expected because in august we sought pmi export orders pick up a bit. we are expecting some in terms of some frontloading before the september 1 tariff kicked in. that is what the consensus was expecting 2.5% year on year. it came in negative 1% year on year. if you look at byproduct and country analysis, we can see there is a slower export growth to the u.s.. external export growth to the u.s. dropped to -16% year on year. in august that is one of the larger negative country enters. in terms of products -- negative contributors. in the saw slowdown tariff affected sectors, apparel, light industrial items, electronic items. expect --what you what you expect to happen, they're a bunch of tariffs already on and no one is talking about taking them off. and a threat of more terrorists. what does this --

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and thinks the risk premium of 10 to 15 is embedded and not going away because the middle east is, yis it getting more dangerous? it's been a hotbed for decades but is there something about these drones that is uncovering some kind strategic liability with these facilities? >> i think so. i don't think that market analysts had really been appreciating the degree to which these assets are vulnerable. we know that saudi arabia has been investing billions in defense of these assets and always know that abqaiq is the most important oils asset on the planet but thought it was well defended but not against these unconventional weapons we should have at least a 3 to $5 risk premium embedded into the price going forward, regardless of how long it takes to get the production fully operational and regardless of what the ultimate playout is here, whether it's diplomatic or military because we now have assets that are exposed that the market wasn't appreciating until this weekend. >> how do you think about what the market is factoring in or betting on in terms of what the response from saudi arab

what do yis he doing here?s a little on the column. >> i wish the nfl have let him by into a team without putting the civil rights paint job on the rest of it. i understand that if maybe it may have been tough for the nfl to have a black owner while they are actually banning a black quarterback for presenting a social justice message. i think that look -- all jay z needs to do is buy into a team. he didn't need to have a rhythm of role about i am going to -- i am going to have this whole civil rights and social justice entrepreneurship. it is obviously poorly organized and very first thing that they give money to is all about respectability and politics. respectability politics is not going to say this. i understand their first priorities is protecting the shield and not making money. we understand it is an entertainment product. it makes the stomach change for ourselves and government through laws and not through our entertainment obstacles. >> i don't think so. the nfl thinks that colin kaepernick issue is ov

are you in this camp >> yi am i am there is a vegund. i want you to watch cater pillar and deere.lot of solid work when it comes to how those respects are doing if those stocks go down and stay down, then people who are buying these stocks are going to get in purpose when they have the earnings look at 3m run isn't that something >> what does that mean >> i think tusis got too negative on stocks, even though he's correct on some of the facts. he has to get more on the stock pit. ge is moving up. 3m is moving up. >> it's not too late for him to declare victory. >> a lot of that apple is the belief that the apple plus is going to have some great entertainment. >> you're just baiting david now. >> okay. if you say so. >> they can afford it. >> they can. >> they can afford it and over time i would assume they'll spend more and more and get deeper and deeper in and probably have a platform that actually offers you a variety of different concepts. >> it's going to be amazing. they know customers better than anyone we've got to go to bob. >> walmart is near a record high and we should me

>> i believe that the intelligence communitier and yi inspector general did a great job and made the determination that it was both credible and urgent. i have no reason to doubt that michael atkinson did anything but his job. >> so when you talk about a full investigation where the veracity of the allegations of the complaint were looked into, there were many references to white house officials. do you know if the ig spoke with those white house officials? do you know if he investigated, again, the truthfulness of these allegations, or was it a preliminary investigation? >> congresswoman, i'd have to defer to the ig to respond to you on that, but what i do know, although i do not know the identity of the whistle-blower, i do know that michael atkinson had, in fact, discussed this with the whistle-blower and found his complaint to be credible. as far as who else he spoke with, i am unaware of what went on in michael atkinson's investigation into this matter. >> so as of today, the only individual that we know the ig spoke with is the complainant, is the author and the whistle-blower?

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