. >> reporter: yvette shapiro was recently on a family vacation in virginia. >> i said to my husband,r phone's listening to us." >> reporter: they were discussing how comfortable their mattress was. yvette says soon after, ads for mattresses appeared on hir facebook feed. >> i find that a little invasive, a bit creepy, and certainly unwelcome. >> reporter: you can find plenty of similar online: >> to be clear. >> reporter: facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg shot down the suggestion when he testified before congress last year. >> yes or no: does facebook use audio obtained from mobile devices to enrich personal information about its users? >> no. >> reporter: to find out who's right, a security company here in london put our phones to the test. >> we don't believe that they are spying. >> reporter: london firm warnedda did a three-day experiment. they played pet food commercials for 30 minutes with a smartphone in the room. they left another cell phone in a silent room next door. >> we weren't able to discern any kind of noticeable difference. >> reporter: instead, the firm's c.e.o. belie

yvette cooper.n the past 80 years, including the day before the outbreak of the second world war, the suez crisis in 1956, and for the invasion of the falklands in 1982. now, mps have been told to clear their diaries for this saturday to debate the outcome of the brussels summit and what it means for brexit. but the date is only really pencilled in, and the leader of the commons gave little away when questioned by mps. he will be aware that for many of our colleagues, particularly those with childcare responsibilities, the uncertainty as to whether we will or will not meet on saturday really is not tolerable. can the leader of the house now give a definitive statement on behalf of the government as to whether they intend to go ahead with that saturday meeting, and whether appropriate arrangements have been made for all our colleagues who will have to make real efforts to to ensure that they are with us on saturday? with regard to saturday, the issue there is that a saturday sitting is an extremely u

mientras tanto, seguimos a la espera de ver como termina la historia, es todo lo que tengo, yvette machÍnaso de asilo, les contamos. >>> les diremos cuÁl propÓsito, y como lospeo usuarios. >>> gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> gracias por dar inicio a sus habitantes, en un momento que la regiÓn como respuesta a... de los indÍgenas. >>> gracias por informar a este tema. >>> por un rayo que viviÓ para contarlo, sucediÓ el jueves, quedÓ paptado, lo vemos en este video de vigilancia, se ve al hombre caminando, cae al paso al ser alcanzado por la descarga, muy objetivamente, feliz inicio de semana laboral, vean, experimentamos condiciones calientes en la bahÍa, hay un receso sin que aguante, la informaciÓn en cuanto a las temperaturas de san josÉ. en cuanto a las ciudades como san francisco. >>> la ciudad de (nombre en inglÉs), registra 90 grados, quiero recordar, no vio a los pequeÑos, dentro de los automÓviles, cuando la temperatura estÁ viendo en la ciudad de los 09 grados, en lapsos de diez minutos, puede registrar 109 grados, a la misma hora, puede ver temperaturas en los 143 grados, co

the hilary benn, yvette cooper, peterwishart.centrating on brexit? we saw from these clips are important sessions is. it gives a real opportunity to get to the heart of what the prime minister is intending and under repeated questions to get and under repeated questions to get a better sense of what to do. it is immensely disappointing that the sessions have been cancelled after two postponements from the prime minister. i bet with sarah at what point he would cancel because i didn't think he had any intention of coming to this committee. that letter that he wrote to sarah was nearly disrespectful, childish scroll. they might be very good at teaching classics at eton but they should work on their handwriting because it was barely legible. i think it is a real disappointment to have proper questioning of this prime minister missed. he is really busy. he has said he has promised to appearand he busy. he has said he has promised to appear and he will one day but not right now. what is the problem? the problem is he has said he will

my yvette fernandez. when i saw the new trains, i was horrified. you're sitting sideways, like sardines, there's not enough room for people to sit, to pull up on the straps are so high for someone like me. if i'm bringing a lot of stuff, it's like where do i put it. i like the way the seating arrangement is now. i suffer from scoliosis and my kidneys. that kind of seating is so comfortable. i feel if it's not broke, why are we fixing it. i don't see how you're fitting more people. i thought there would be longer trains. and people like me need to sit forward. and i don't know how many seating arrangements are you going to put there and like the previous speaker, if it's only going to be four or eight, those seats will be taken up on the first stop at embarcadero. so i appreciate if you would reconsider designing these trains to have more seating arrangements. thank you very much. >> chair: thank you, ms. fernandez. next speaker. >> supervisors, i often say that your supervisors who represent for -- orientation. so are we, the people, satisfied with

the guest yvette jordan. you meet with h new caucus the nrdc or activists with the newark water coalition to talk about the water crisis? >> none of them have ever tried to meet with me. the nrdc is like this huge behemoth, liberal organization who comes into our city and tells us they want us to signan mou -- amy: a memo of understanding. >> so they could oversee our water sysystem. i woman said, no, we have our own oversight. basically, if they wanted to give us best practices, i don't think taking us to court and suing us will be the best way to do that step they could have knocked on the door and said, like any other constituents and said, mayor, we would like to meet and have a discussion about the water issue and how it is being handled or what we think would be the best way to do it. now they are saying we are in court -- which was the first part of it. we actually won because they were trying to make us say the entire water system was affected. and that is not the case, which is why we were going back

yvette cooper was appalled. prime minister take some responsibility for removing anyone who pursues that course and argument from number 10 downing street, because frankly when national security is at stake we desperately need some advisers, some ministers and a prime minister who are capable of behaving like grown—ups. hear, hear! the prime minister and his government will never be forgotten orforgiven for undermining the belfast good friday agreement which has guaranteed peace and stability for all of us, for the 21 years since it was signed. that agreement was endorsed in two referendums, one in northern ireland in one of the republic of ireland. thousands upon thousands and thousands of people voted for those in those two referendums for the agreement. when is the prime minister going to feel honour—bound to respect these referendums? there was a short, sharp question from a former conservative cabinet minister. is he proud of the tone and character of quasi—official briefings and language coming out of numb

the chair of the committee, yvette cooper, ended by thanking kim leadbeater.thoughts every day. thank you. now, what's been happening in the wider world of politics this week? here's selina seth with our countdown. at 5, former green party leader natalie bennett has been sworn into the lords. she is the second australian—born woman to become a peer. at 4, deputy speaker eleanor laing gives snp mp angus macneil language lessons in the commons. it isn't you, it's they. that's so much better. at 3, the prime minister wins his first vote against the opposition in the house of commons. cheering i realise this is a unique moment... laughter at 2, shadow equalities minister carolyn harris has stars in her eyes. today, mr speaker, i'm going to be bonnie tyler. and at 1, the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, wants to say his peace. hey! jean—claude's the boss here! selina seth. now, have you everfancied putting a question to the governor of the bank of england? the commons treasury committee invited members of the public to do just that this we

the vice chair of the energy and commerce to, congresswoman yvette clarke. mentionedady congresswoman jan schakowsky. on this, on the subject matter that is before -- [please stand by] [no audio] gun ands, killed by a hundreds more are shot and injured every day in our country. millions of americans have watched in horror to see the shootings and the things that have taken place in our country. they have watched families very their loved 1 -- emily's bu -- families bury their loved ones and they live in fear of what could happen next and some are with us today. they are in the audience, and the witness table and they are on the dais as members of congress. congressman rush buried his son as a result of gun violence. i think this collective heart break will move us forward with real purpose. we are here to treat american gun violence for what it is, an epidemic. totreat an epidemic, we have study it, we have to understand what works to prevent it, and we need to learn how to treat the trauma that is caused by it. we know that a public health approach can work

terry moran and yvette simpson. let's begin with impeachment matt do there with congressman jordan.you're seeing with a lot of the president's defenders. they are put in an uncomfortable spot when they're asked >> it seems like every argument switch to another argument. the fact set goes aga theminst and the past history of how we've looked at these thing g. nancy pelosi said it's a somber moment in our country's history. if he's impeached, he's the third president to be impeached in this process. i think the republicans in the entire process would have a much more successful way to go if they would just accept the facts ptthey're laid out ceacd the united stas himself, both in what he said on the south lawn and what the ca transcript summary has shown os fe to say that whetherhaalsa n the south lawn and on the phone call with the president of ukraine, the words used were inappropriate and ill advised. if question is were they impeachabl impeachable? i don't think they were. they're worthy of investigation. the latest whistle-blower report is worthy of further investigation. in orde

yvette clarke, as we have come to the close of my stewardship on this -- of this time and she'll carry forth for an additional time period for us to continue these tributes. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2019, the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. clarke, for 30 minutes. ms. clarke: i thank you, mr. chairman. it is my honor and privilege to continue the c.b.c.'s special order hour as we're going to call this portion c.b.c. and friends. it is my honor now to bring forth the gentleman from houston, texas, one who has served alongside the honorable elijah e. cummings throughout his tenure here and i know would like to bring forth his very special remarks and reflections at this time. the gentleman from houston, mr. green. mr. green: thank you, ms. clarke. i thank the speaker as well. i rise, yes, to mourn his death. but i also rise to celebrate his life. because it was a life worthy of great celebration. i rise understanding that yes he was brilliant, he was a phi beta kappa with some 13 doctoral degrees. but he did not allow

she is pretty angry, as are a number of labour mps, yvette cooper branding it disgraceful. focus on delivering brexit, and he'd rather appear five has to focus on delivering brexit, and he'd rather appearfive or six months after he's become prime minister, which would be around december orjanuary, and some conservative mps coming to his defence, saying it is rubbish to say he is dodging scrutiny, but it's fairto he is dodging scrutiny, but it's fair to say that pulling out with just over 12 hours noticed, he was due at 10am tomorrow, that is probably quite unusual, and it certainly likely to attract the ire of opposition mps involved in that committees, who think it's an important way scrutinising the prime minister. always good to get you on. we appreciate your help. much more on brexit on the bbc news app. we all know we have to tackle the amount of plastic in the environment — but the question is how to break down such durable material. there is a scientific breakthrough. a deal to save british steel from collapse is in doubt tonight, leaving 25,000 jobs at risk at the p

wollaston, a former conservative mp, is not particularly impressed by what has happened and, indeed, yvettet committee, branded it disgraceful this evening, accusing him of dodging scrutiny. there are conservatives who have jumped to boris johnson's conservatives who have jumped to borisjohnson's defence, saying he regularly faces scrutiny and he does have to focus on delivering brexit. but it was something of a potential event tomorrow morning in parliament, but it has been postponed, borisjohnson says he hopes, until maybe december or january. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ben. good evening. chelsea have gone top of their champions league group after a late 1—0 win over last season's semifinalists ajax. it's the first time the dutch champions have lost this season. austin halewood reports thejohan the johan cruyff arena, thejohan cruyff arena, a stadium named after its footballing history but right now ajax are all about the talent of their youth, just like chelsea. mason mount is one of their new kids on the block, the midfielder going close early on. f

fine for the congressman ocasio-cortez and yvette clark to call i.c.e. officers nazi gestapo.at you do there. brian: he is never coming. steve: in addition to the fine what they suggested if you call i.c.e. on somebody, same thing. same fine. >> again, de blasio needs to be thanking i.c.e., when i was i.c.e. director we took over 5,000 criminals off the streets of new york that walked out of his sanctuary jails. shame on him. it is never ending story. attack on i.c.e. officers. god bless i.c.e. are the good guys. let's note forget that. steve: tom homan joining us from denver. i'm sure they have a location out there. go to the corner bakery and cafe. >> you got it. ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: let's begin with this story. family day on happiest day on earth ends miserably in florida. watch this. a mother trying to fight off a carjacker after a trip to disney world. thee was tossed out of the car with his infant child and mother in the back seat. the suspect was arrested in another car after high-speed chase in miami. >>> chicago school district is accused of lying

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honourable gentleman, i will ta ke right honourable gentleman, i will take the point of order from yvette i have been trying to speak to the home secretary today, because she does not want to give evidence tomorrow, andi not want to give evidence tomorrow, and i have informed the committee of this. we have offered to change the timing of the session to tomorrow morning, i would timing of the session to tomorrow morning, iwould hope timing of the session to tomorrow morning, i would hope she can now agree to give evidence tomorrow morning, because we have been seeking to get the session in the diary since the beginning of august. this is a matter... order. this is a matter of diary management between the right honourable lady and the home secretary, but i think the general principle is that every minister has for some reason to duck out of the appearing before a select committee, which sometimes has to happen, an alternative arrangement is made. i am very grateful to the home secretary for signalling with her usual good nature that she is willing to appear before the committee. all right,