hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorsat's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi because it's too "violent" and "terrible". california's wildfires — how the emergency services are coping with the crisis, with more than 1,000 people still unaccounted for. residents in the mexican city of tijuana take to the streets to protest the arrival of migrants at us—mexico border. the british prime minister speaks of a crucial few days ahead for her brexit plan, saying replacing her as leader wouldn't make negotiations any easier.

hills, the 6rampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorst become a bit drier for those in the south—east. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and naga munchetty. our headlines today: theresa may comes out fighting as she faces a crucial seven days. the prime minister will try to avoid a leadership challenge and a cabinet rebellion by selling the benefits of her brexit deal. also this morning: after the deadly wildfires, rain now threatens to bring floods and mudslides to devastated parts of california. england put the ghosts of the world cup to bed, as they beat croatia at wembley to qualify for the finals of the nations league. and he was once the fastest man on the planet but suffered a stroke this summer. in an exclusive interview, michaeljohnson tells us about his road to recovery.

hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorsof between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. the brexit action moves to brussels, where the 27 remaining countries meet to discuss the draft withdrawal agreement and finalise a joint political declaration on future relations between the eu and uk. no deal due to the us—china trade war — apec members fail to agree on a joint statement for the first time in its history. and on the markets, its a lacklustre start to a new trading week with the lack of progress on trade between us and chinese officials disappointing investors.

hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorseather. i'm kasia madera with bbc news. our top story: president trump says he's been fully briefed on an audio recording of the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggi. but he said he wouldn't listen to the tape, which he described as vicious and violent. mr trump said cia reports that the saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman, must have ordered the killing were premature, and it might be impossible to ever know. emergency workers in california are still struggling to contain wildfires that have devastated parts of the state over the last 10 days. at least 76 people have died. and this story is trending on bbc.com. a painting believed to be by pablo picasso has turned up in romania, six years after it was stolen from a dutch museum. harlequin head was one of seven masterpieces snatched from a museum in rotterdam in a raid that lasted only three minutes. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, zeinab badawi talks to the un deputy secretary general for the 100 women intervi

hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorss for most. that's your weather. this is bbc news. the headlines: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder ofjournalist, jamal khashoggi. he's confirmed the us authorities have the tape — recorded at the saudi consulate in istanbul — and that it's too "violent" and "terrible" to listen to. strong winds in california are hampering progress for emergency crews battling the camp fire, which is still only 60% contained 10 days after it started. at least 76 people have died, and 1200 are still unaccounted for. tensions have built in the mexican border city of tijuana, as nearly 3,000 migrants from a caravan that has been travelling through central america have arrived into tijuana in recent days. the federal government estimates the number of migrants could soon swell to 10,000. to the latest headlines. —— the latest headlines. now on bbc news, the week in parliament.

hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorsme a bit drier for those in the south—east. another cold day, mind you — highs of between seven and eight degrees celsius for most. that's your weather. this is the briefing — i'm sally bundock. our top story: pm under pressure — theresa may will address business leaders later — kicking off what she's calling a "critical week" for the uk. strong winds are hampering progress for emergency crews still battling california's devastating wildfires. residents in the mexican city of tijuana take to the streets to protest the arrival of thousands of migrants at the us—mexico border in the first installment of our special 100 women series we speak to one of the most powerful women in global affairs. the un deputy secretary general amina mohammed. and they've been accused of destroying the traditional press, but now facebook says it's coming to support britain's local newspapers.

hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorsc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi because it's too "violent" and "terrible". california's wildfires. how the emergency services are coping with the crisis, with more than 1000 people still unaccounted for. residents in the mexican city of tijuana take to the streets to protest the arrival of migrants at the us—mexico border. the british prime minister speaks of a crucial few days ahead for her brexit plan, saying replacing her as leader won't make negotiations any easier.

hills, the grampians could see some of that, maybe the tops of the northern pennines and the north york moorsn and eight celsius for most. that's your weather. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. the headlines: president trump says he's been advised not to listen to an audio recording of the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi because it's too "violent" and "terrible" to listen to. it's suffering tape, it's a terrible tape. i've been fully briefed on it. there's been no reason for me to hear it. i said to the people, should i? they said you really shouldn't. california's wildfires — how the emergency services are coping with the crisis, with more than a thousand people still missing. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: the british prime minister speaks of a crucial few days ahead for her brexit plan — saying replacing her as leader wouldn't make negotiations any easier. and the story of the south korean soldier rowing his way to sporting success

york. ok many thanks kelly moore pinned in new york let's head over now to the of his in crimea for the ukrainian president we've heard has declared martial law it sounds scary what exactly will that mean the reality for the country. well it's important to understand the stage the circumstances the situation in ukraine now it isn't pretty so surely there are thousands of people tend thousands out protesting over ukraine whether it's new tariffs imposed by the president whether it's lack of heating in subzero temperatures even in the capital kiev lack of hot water that's been you know that's been happening that's been. on for half a year now so there's a lot of anger in ukraine lack of reforms and all out so critics his critics miss the critics have said that he is now implementing martial law in order to undermine criticism in order to staunch this wave of criticism this is these protests because martial law will be a huge advantage to the government because they'll be able to outlaw protests any protest against the government outlaw due to magically under martial law furthermore for example news

moore, thank you. >> thank you, poppy. >>> the new york attorney general is investigating a huge data breach at marriotthe chain says its guest reservation system was hacked potentially exposing personal information of, get this, half a billion people. >> if you stayed at a marriott property over the past four years realized it was happens september 8th. sometime in november realized an unauthorized party had gotten, copied, encrypted, tried to take out all of these information. these brands, stayed at any of those starwood brands what was supposed. they don't know how many dub du. 327 million at least lost their name, address, phone number, e-mail, gender, passport number, date of birth, arrival and departure information and then for some credit card numbers and expiration dates. those had some encryption on them, but marriott doesn't know yet if the encryption stuff was also exported and could have been breached. the security experts i'm talking to today are less concerned about the credit card numbers. you would see it on your credit card bill. they're worried about the other information. >> i'm worr

cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- michael moorepplause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. when asked in an interview, yesterday, if he's always truthful, president trump y,responded, quote, "i do nd i always want to tell the truth.

cheers and applae ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, michael moorer and director paul dano, featuring the 8g band with jon theodore. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. how are we doing tonight?ee [ and applause ] seth: that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. when asked in an interview yesterday, if he is always trhful, president trump responded, quote, "i do try, and i always want to when i can.th i tell the truth." [ laughter ] wow! mean it's hard to believe that in a couple of hundred years america went from "i cannot tell lie" to, "let's see how i feel." [ laughter ] in a new axios interview, president trump claimed that if he received more favorable news coverage he would be, quote, the nicest president you've ever seen. [ laughter ] maybe, if this is the only other present you've ever seen. [ laughter ] [ applause ] house minority leader nancy pelosi received a standing ovation this week while attending a performance of bruce springsteen's broadwa

defense, saying, "the interview with drew barrimoor, which took place in new york, is genuine and far from fake." oh, yes, drew barri-moor, "charlie's angles," "the wedding screamer," and "3.t." ( laughter ) i know it sounds like drew barrymore got a raw deal here, but trust me, it's a rite of passage for every celebrity. we all get the egypt air treatment. take a look at my profile from the magazine in 2010: "stephen cool-bert: the laughter man is desirous of attention." ( laughter ) next up on "flight attention," ( airplane take-off ) ( laughter ) ( ding ) ( la got to get going here. soon, every departure out of l.a. could be at 4:20, because l.a.x. and the l.a.p.d. will now let people stroll onto their flights carrying cannabis, as long as it's under the legal limit of 28.5 grams-- ( cheers and applause ) about a full ounce. that's almost enough to make a seat on american airlines bearable. ( laughter ) but everybody please be careful, they're very serious about that limit. if a passenger is caught with more than that amount, "airport police will simply turn them loose." with one officer adding, "there is no crime." (

. >> you are watching from new york or d.c., and you don't see the gravity of it until you come here. >> marcus moorec los angeles. >>> president trump also met with the victims of the mass shooting, and many of them were younger. and ventura sergeant was killed when he intervened to help, and the president was moved. >> no the families, what can you say that it is so sad to see. these are great people, and great families. they are torn apart. tragic event. >> the gunman is ian long marine corps gunman, and he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> a friend and family is coming together to remember a woman killed in the oaks bar and grill. housley was a freshman at pepperdine university. she is one of the people who was killed at the borderline bar and grill earlier this month. the services start at the high school gym, and attendees are asked to wear bright colored clothing in her honor. >>> and now, there is a new sense of the president looking into the death of khashoggi, and the reports show that he was killed inside of the consulate last month. >>> and now sh, the associated press is project

moore re to discus this thanksgiving morning. >>> the macy's parade kicks off here in new york, not too far from where we are. kicking off with bitter cold temperatures, and spectators bundled up and some of them are already out there. and i am told you have it from a good source, your knee, that we are going to be all right, miguel? >> reporter: yeah, it's just 20 degrees out here and my knee says it's going to be just fine. if the winds get up to 34-mile-per-hour gusts or 30 miles per hour sustained, they will have to ground the balloons. right now we have some winds, not very much gusts so my guess is we will be just fine. down here all of the floats are lined up as well, and everybody from the john legend to diana ross and her entire family will be on this as well. one of the 12 bands that will be in the parade is already arriving here. 1,000 clowns and 1,100 cheerleaders, it's on no matter how cold or windy it gets it will kick off. the last time it got this cold it was 1901. it's 21 now, and 15 degrees with the windchill, it will be the coldest on record. >> yeah, you killed it when you covered that par

moored in the port. the united nations is having an emergency session in new york to discuss this developing situation. there are calls from various members of the international community which is the nato alliance and eu for the sides to deescalate. ukraine is interesting considering imposing marshall law as a result of the confrontati confrontation. this gives you an estimate of how serious to could be amid the ongoing tensions with russia and ukraine in a conflict which has seen already thousands of people killed as the two countries clash in particular the eastern ukraine area. >> thousands of people dead. especially after the invasion. four or five years since that happened. matthew, thank you. >>> there's brown thursday and black friday and now this cyber monday. it is here. the made up holiday by the retail industry which actually is starting to work. this year is expected to be the largest cyber monday in history. consumers expected to spend $7.8 billion today. online sales in the three hours between 10:00 p.m. tonight and 1:00 a.m. tomorrow is expected to drive more revenue than an average ful

york city subway. the painted man was pt of a living art piece for the instagramage sun creatures. it was painted by cory moore hours, and riders were unphased except for one person who almos sat on him. >> that's creative. >> it wouldn't phase many of us, right? >> no. >> the paintedguy. all right, so yes, it is going to be freezing on thanksgiving n g. maybe even record setting. expecting close to record in worcester, syracuse, plats dbur, lso portions of maine. even into friday morning it stays extremely cold. ok out on sundayhen you're driving home. chance of a storm in the midwest. we'll be right back. - [narrator] if you want serious cleaning with a cord-free vacuum, you need a shark. use only shark's cord-free lineup has duo-clean technology so you can deep carpets and give hard floors a polished look. and with two swappable batries at maximum suction, our shark ion f80 gives you more run time than the dyson v10 absute. and now shark takes cord-free beyond stick vacuums by introducing a full upright model. shark ion cord-free vacuums available in sticknd upright. ch by introducing a full upright model.

harder let's not forget that new york state governor andrew cuomo promised to legally change his name if it would convince amazon to move in i'll change my name to poor moore and a time when talk of the low wages income inequality and money in politics is everywhere nothing is more reassuring to a frustrated public than seeing their elected officials grovel and beg before huge multinational corporations they look up on r.t. new york and that's how the news is looking say fostered a hero not so you could have a company as always but back again at the top. when elvis chose seemed wrong. when old rules just don't call. me old yet to shape out these days become active. and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. it's hard to imagine after the war a nazi doctor was still active rich in the nineteen seventies cretonne had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery. a german company developed the denied a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy. it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby anything. you know she said i

. >> as i mentioned in the setup, michael scott moore's kapptive continues after he was freed. the "new york times" reports two months after he was released, he received a surprising message on facebook from someone he recognized as one of the men who guarded him during his captivity. he then started exchanging a series of remarkable messages with the same person who had denied him his freedom for so long. the extent of their conversations isn't completely clear, but court records show the somali kidnapper was taken into custody by u.s. authorities over the summer. we're going to update this story as we learn much more about it. and coming up, we run the gamut on our "morning joe" guests. on one a founding member of pussee riot. the other alan greenspan, they offer their unique perspectives on the world today. plus a look back at one conversation from our live studio show. the morning after the mid-terms. what filmmaker michael moore had to say as the results were still coming in. "morning joe" is back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ the united states postal service makes more holiday deliveries to homes

> in the final days of the election campaign michael moore and i talked about a 25-year-old registered voter in georgia named aaron who told new york magazine that he probably wasn't going to vote because he wasn't inspired enough by the candidates. >> the nonvoters are the largest political party in the country. trump got 63 million votes, hillary got 66 million. nonvoters in the last election over 100 million. and usually in the mid-terms over 120 million. they're the largest political force. what i would say to aaron and other nonvoters is first of all i understand why a lot of you don't vote. i understand why you think the system is corrupt. it is. i understand why you think the candidates sometimes just look like a bunch of old party hats. they are. i understand why you're fed up and especially where i come from in the midwest why you're so upset how the system has failed you. but here's the good news, and can i just speak to aaron directly? >> please do. >> aaron, you have more power than lawrence or i or anyone else because you belong to the largest political force in the country. all the nonvoters out there, you need to und

york post a pardon for paul manafort is "not off the table.". >> i don't think anything about this latest development also necessarily indicating that the moore probe has to last much longer. >> the president's two day trip will include 8 high level meetings with foreign leaders include ag dinner saturday with chinese president even as president trump has been tweeting about the tariffs being charged to china saying "billions of dollars are pouring into the coffers of the usa". >> i think china wants to make a deal. i'm open to that but frankly i like the deal we have now. >> the president expected to meet with russian president vladimir putin. on his way he tweeted it would be best to cancel the meeting due to the ongoing conflict between russia and the ukraine. >>> san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi on track to reclaim the title of speaker of the house. house democrats nominated her to leave them when the new congress convenes in january. representative pelosi will face a vote in the full house january 3rd. >>> danville police are sharing extremely clear surveillance video showing a man stealing a package from a home in hopes they can

york. >> all right. >>> joining me now, reporter and co-author of "politico playbook" daniel leadershipman, and former attorney for district of georgia, michael mooreme. i want to to talk about the hush-money reporting in a moment, but i've got a u.s. attorney in front of me. i want to start with the new acting attorney general. let's put up the op-ed co-written by george conway, husband of kellyanne conway, in which the title is "trump's appointment of the acting attorney general is unconstitutional." on the question of constitutionality, where do you stand? >> you know, that's -- it's a great question. i think there's a general debate about it. the bottom line is there has to be a determination of the law, whether or not the attorney general is a principal officer. and if so, then that requires senate confirmation. that's essentially what the op-ed said. so there's a reason for that. it's so people can look at somebody's background, determine if they have the character and the experience and the decisionmaking ability to leave the department of justice or to be in a cabinet position. and that was just skated in this case. the problem, it makes ev

york, long island city. so is this a sign of a progressive future when it comes to economics? we'll talk to steve mooreamping our criminal justice system. president trump has an event set to begin on prison reform. he could make comments on just about anything else. we'll bring you some of the president's remarks once they get started. keep it here. ♪ ♪ carla is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blo

. >> michael moore on donald trump's broken promise and steve cor knac kornacki with the first results of 2017. when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes and at this hour polls have just closed in the final election of 2018. the senate runoff in mississippi. in which democrat mike espy is hoping for an upset against appointed republican senator cindy hyde smith running as an incumbent. she has insind area comments. steve kornacki will be here to break down the results. it's been an election cycle brutal for president trump and his party. as the new congress gets red do i to put a check on the president, tonight there's evidence that the mueller investigation has entered the end game, or at least a new phase. and if you are donald trump, the news does not appear to be good. first, there was the head spinning news that mueller was ending his cooperation agreement with former trump campaign chair paul manafort because manafort had allegedly violated the agreement by lying to the government, by committing crimes in mueller's phrasing. mueller's team is vowing to lay out those alleged lies in detail before manafort is sente

well, the north york moors park bosses have expressed concern. bosses have expressed concern. site in greater say. greater say. we have taken more and more of our democracy away from us. democracy away from us. take decisions on planning in local areas out of local peoples hands. areas out of local peoples hands. it should be be council '5 decision. should be be council '5 decision. control should not be taken away at a local level. a local level. sense to produce gas that we would otherwise import. otherwise import. north yorkshire, i would be very worried about control. worried about control. to be short, i am against it. i am against it. the government will assess and make a decision. assess and make a decision. these changes are for pesticides only. changes are for pesticides only. that they will always listen to local concerns. local concerns. this at 630 pm at looked off tonight. —— look north tonight. becky. —— thank u. you have been visiting an upside—down house. what exactly is the house? i have indeed. the house was actually built upside down, upwards. actually built upside