, basically flat now, who would have thunk that still down 25% so far this year. a very un-ge-like performance. the new ceo john flannery speaking to cnbc today using words like horrible and unacceptable morgan brennan joining us with more morgan >> strong words from what was a really strongly disappointing quarter and this is a quarter that a number of analysts are calling a, quote, kitchen sink quarter since it's john flannery's first as ceo of ge. it's all about restructuring we're still very light on details and makes the november 13th investor update all the more crucial meantime, to sum this up, i would say there are three big factors in play. cash flow, dividend, and asset sales. operating cash flow, by far the it biggest disappointment right now. ge had previously forecast $12 billion to $14 billion for the year today, it cut that in half >> the cash flow for 2017 is horrible $7 billion number, it's way off of our expectations, anyone's expectati expectations that is not a -- that's not the new normal $7 billion is not the new normal there's a number of steps we're going to take to imp

particular the regime in north korea. i think he wants to be clear with kim jong-un, that regime in north korea, that he has military preparations ready to go and has those military options on the table and we've spent substantial time perfecting those. y but be clear, the president is not seeking to go to war. >> so he doesn't think it's a waste of time? >> no. those diplomatic efforts will continue until the first bomb drops. >> the relationship that secretary of state has with the president is one of the most important relationships in the world. nbc reported that you were frustrated with president trump over the summer and you called him a moron during the meeting at the pentagon. you've dismissed the situation as petty. but this is one of the most important relationships between you and president trump. is it true, did you call him a moron? >> jake, as i indicated earlier, i'm not going to deal with that kind of petty stuff. this is a town that seems to relish gossip, innuendo and they feed on it. they feed on one another in a very destructive way. i don't work that way and dea

-un will not talk. today, north korea said diplomacy with the united states is off the table for now because the rogue regime is committed to developing a missile capable of, quote, reaching all the way to the east coast of the mainland united states. this response came just hours after secretary of state tillerson told me that the president does not think diplomacy with north korea is a waste of time, as he once tweeted. cnn's will ripley, who has been to north korea more than a dozen times joins me now. will, what does this flat-out rejection of diplomacy mean? >> reporter: it means that north korea, according to the official i spoke with, wants to send a clear message to the trump administration that they have an effective nuclear deterrence. they want to prove they have an intercontinental ballistic missile that can hit the mainland u.s., which means they would have to launch that kind of a missile to demonstrate its capacity. this official also says they would need to prove this is a weapon that could actually be viable, which would mean an above-ground detonation. a detonation

unpredictability, which i think has been official in north korea, when you hear that kim jong-un is reaching out to say what's this guy made of. i don't share that level concern with mr. corker. obviously some folks are concerned about the tweeting that the president does. every day you wake up and see something new. >> the tweeting is just the delivery device. the idea is the feelings, passions, misconceptions are his own. north korea, in terms of the capability. make that case for us, congressman. the criticism is don't mess with a madman unless you're ready to do something about it. >> right. >> you keep hearing the president saying diplomacy is a waste of time and everyone else saying no, diplomacy is the only way we have to go here. i think there's a little bad cop, bad cop. intentional or not. that's how it's working. military and economic. we're using all those against north korea. to use diplomacy -- the old saying of speak softly and carry a big stick, have you to have a big stick. that's the military option. so the president says we're willing to bomb north korea if we hav

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differences aside and governed gaza together the u.s. and israel pull out of the un's culture and education body accusing it of anti israeli bias. free after five years in taliban hands a us canadian couple and their three children are released in pakistan. spain's national day marked by a parade of unity in madrid but the mood is more divided in barcelona. and i'm tatiana sanchez in doha with all the day's sport as nineteen time grand slam champion roger federer advances to the shanghai masters quarter finals and more later in the program. rival palestinian political movements fatah and hamas have signed a deal to help to reconcile their decade long split negotiators from the groups have been in cairo for talks on a deal for a unity government in gaza where the palestinian authority will take full administrative control of gaza by december the first the rougher border crossing in gaza will be handed over to the unity government and it will be operated by the presidential guard of president mahmoud abbas that is shuttled for november the first just a few weeks from now around thre

kim jong-un's regime. do you think, nicholas kristof, that's where we could be heading? >> i sure hope not, and i think it's avoidable. but is it possible? yes. this would not be like other wars. this could escalate very quickly. one study just completed suggested that on the first day a korean war, there would be 1 million deaths. another study said just in seoul and tokyo there would be 2 million deaths. i mean this would be the worst war since world war ii. this would be a cataclysm. and i think we're all aware to the possibility this could happen in the next two years. i don't think it's likely, but i do think it's a possibility. >> what do you think? >> i agree with nick. i think it's something we must avoid. i think the president was looking at options. it's something i would tell you all the military guys hope doesn't happen. here's the thing. war on the korean peninsula would be unlike any other conflict we've seen just because of those deaths nick just talked about. it would be extremely complex and devastating for more than just those along the border. with the amount of

no let up in extrajudicial killings rights abuse rape and arson attacks the un rights chief told al-jazeera that the international community must intervene if perpetrators of the violence are not punished this is still ongoing notwithstanding the claim that the military operations have largely wound down this does not seem to be the case but so the idea that this could be conducted with impunity i think must be put behind us and then if. resistant. security council should consider other measures of course to be applied nearly six hundred thousand people have had to leave their homes and because many don't have any official status in myanmar there's very little prospect of return. how does it. in cox's bizarre has been set up to help fifteen thousand people stranded in bangladesh border areas there. all this going to arrest in this temporary shelter crossed into bangor that's within the last two to three days now they were confined when a place called on human part about ten to fifteen thousand already there for the last three days they were not allowed inside one of the star trees b

refusal to recognize an un-- and unequivocally call out evil and hate was a disgrace to our nation and was deeply painful to so many of our communities in this country. more than ever, more than ever it was clear that it would fall to the rest of us, to all of you in this room, to uphold america's ideals of fairness, justice and inclusion. because the president proved that he would not. and we all need you more than ever, the role of progressive state elected officials i think has never been more important than it is right now. in the aftermath there were a lot of bipartisan tweets, there were statements by federal officials, and we were grateful for those statements. but you know and we know that talk is cheap. that some of those very same officials that were busy tweeting out condemnations that even president trump could not, they were in essence, though, pushing divisive policies, policies in washington of exclusion and marginalization and degradation. we know that condemnation by tweets is not enough. and that officials have to recognize and reject policies that foment exclusion. s

a un investigative panel that blamed bashar al assad's government for a lethal chemical attack on a rebel held town in april more than eighty people including several children were killed when the nerve agent sarin was dropped on a card and she couldn't the syrian government has condemned that case ations that it was he on the attack behind the attack and says the country no longer has any toxic chemicals banned under international law un's top human rights official has described the situation in besieged suburbs of syria's capital as wage they had dried out hussein says people living in eastern damascus are facing a humanitarian emergency and it's one of the world one that the world is ignoring eastern go to is the only major rebel held on klav near the syrian capital and it's been under siege by the government since twenty thirteen around three hundred and fifty thousand people live in. area and for years they face severe food shortages but the situation's deteriorated further in the last two months because tunnels used to smuggle in food have been cut off horrific images like thi

dnc and we'll get her response. and cnn inside north korea right now and one of kim jong-un's officials delivers a new warning about its threat of using a hydrogen bomb. >>> of president trump will spend much of the rest of his day in texas but before he departed he lit up twitter with his remarks about his meeting with senate republicans saying outside of flake and corker was a love fest withstanding ovations and great ideas for usa. both senators bob corker and jeff flake had made strong denuns yass of his character, of the president's behavior. neither of them is running for re-election. a point the president emphasized in another tweet. "the reason flake and corker dropped out of the senate race is very simple. they had zero chance of being elected. now act so hurt and wounded." our manu raju caught up with corker to ask him about the tweet while earlier on "new day," flake had a message for the gop about the president's ongoing comments. >> i don't really care what comes out of the white house. >> yeah. >> what do you mean. >> well, there was no question when i decided no

miscalculate. we don't know a great deal about kim jong-un. we don't know if he's a rational actor. it's all assumptions. there is no world leader that we know less about. there is no regime we know less about with regard to their intentions. and the ability for a miscalculation to occur that causes a tragedy for the ages is a real thing. >> carrie, but you essentially predicted this. >> well, so here's the thing, this is not even the first time -- the tweets you're mentioning, this is not the first time the president has tweeted about nuclear weapons and north korea. he did it the week of charlottesville and then went by the wayside because charlottesville was a national incident. >> discussion point, right. >> so it's like a few weeks later everybody forgot that the president was tweeting about nuclear weapons and north korea. i thought that was if nothing else that is probably the most dangerous act that he has taken in his nine months, going on ten months, of presidency is tweeting about nuclear weapons. the fact that we're even having the conversation -- >> well -- >> i just w

for all americans. what these organizations are doing to try to deface columbus statues is un-american, and it's outrageous, and i'm asking people to be on the lookout today. if they see think of this going on, shoot pictures and video of it and call the police. we have to come together and send a very strong message of just how wrong it is. ainsley: have you had any takers? >> i think they're embarrassed, but the up to of oyster bay would be thrilled to make a home for any statue of columbus, specifically in massapequa on the north shore, we go from the long island sound to the ocean, and we're a very proud community who understands our heritage. steve: and we have a lot of italians. >> host: there's a few. [laughter] steve: what do you make of this dethat some statues should come down or be moved? >> people need to take another look at the history. columbus tried, found guilty and hanged europeans for their crimes against the indigenous people. quite frankly, i believe he was a tremendous progressive. but if you're going to continue taking down a statue of columbus, then you

reported in the media. the calm before the storm. it seemed related to rocket man. his term. kim jong un. in terms of him having icbm capability, nuclear capability, firing missiles over japan, our ally. threatening guam and potentially may be being able to reach the united states, with a nuclear weapon. at some point, this is going to come to a head. >> president trump: we can't let this go on. you can say what you want. that should have been handled 25 years ago. ten years ago. five years ago. it should have been handled by numerous, not just obama but certainly president obama should have taken care of that. now it's at a point where it's very, very far advanced. something has to be done. we can't allow this to happen. china has been very helpful, i think. who knows. they seem to be very helpful. they cut off banking to north korea. that's something they've never done before. they cut away down on the full fuel. we are going to see what happens. this should have been taking care of long ago. clinton gave them billions of dollars. lots of other things. before the ink was dry on the con

warning to kim jong un regime during exclusive one-on-one interview with maria. >> china is really helping us with respect to north korea. with that being said, we are prepared for everything. we are so prepared like you wouldn't believe. dagen: so much more from maria's interview with the president on north korea's strategy straight ahead. bergdahl defense returning to u.s. was tough as five-year held in captivity. powerful typhoon slamming into japan killing at least four people on election day. the devastation ahead. a jolt for the electric car industry, tesla reporting expanding into china. nfl not scoring points with fans, national anthem protests wear on through another sunday, the latest trouble in the empty seats for the league ahead. plus, nfl's suit and tie, justin timberlake headlining super bowl for the first time since controversial performance, well, that happened, we can't show it to you but we can talk about it. whether the big name is enough to win over football fans, tired of protests. 177 companies in the s&p 500 set to report 12,000 stocks, futures are showing g

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treasure trove of south korean documents that reportedly include a plan to assassinate kim jong un and military preparations for a potential nuclear showdown with its neighbors to the north. south korea's defense ministry would not comment that a south korean lawmaker confirms the breach to the bbc. north korea has denied stealing the documents. kenya's authorization letter is withdrawing from the presidential election he fought to have redone. he withdrew his candidacy. the court nullified election results. the first time a court had ever done that in africa. pope francis expected to address the crackdown on rohinga muslims. the vatican released the itinerary today. the pope has denounced what he calls the persecution on several occasions. some of those stories beyond our borders. we will be right back choice of doctors and pharmacists for their own frequent heartburn. and all day all night protection. when it comes to frequent heartburn, trust nexium 24hr. with flavors you'll love.re like new savory grilled mediterranean shrimp, topped with a blend of green onions, tomatoes, and

because this is a un security council resolution this is a plan of action that sets things to be done commitments nuclear related commitments and only nuclear related from ignorance and that is been implemented so the presence of united states as many powers not this one nigger mortazavi is a washington correspondent for iran international persian language television show she joins us now from washington d.c. good to have you on the show what's your response to what donald trump is up to. well it's a little bit surprising to people who've been watching this administration in the past few months and it also seems a little bit contradictory just last night secretary of state rex tillerson reiterated the fact that iran has been complying with the oil and is not in violation of the terms of the agreement just as i has repeatedly said in other monitoring and titties but the u.s. president still came out today and mentioned that he's not going to sort of the compliance and he's going to even take further steps to try to unravel this deal that as we heard is not just a biological between the

at a time where the president has concluded we need a global effort to assure that kim jong un doesn't have that capacity. >> harris: that was cia director mike pompeo responded to the question how close is north korea to the capability of striking the united states with a nuclear weapon. north korean officials have sent a letter to the australian parliament morning they have not backed down. let's bring in fox news military analyst general jack keane. does this change anything or is this kind of what we anticipate anticipated? >> i think it's what we anticipated but i think also we have the director of the cia, open media discussing the fact that north korea is accelerating their program and getting to a point where they will likely have nucearized icbms. obviously they have a lot of concern here. kim jong un has calculated he's got a race to get this program, nucearized icbms. once he leaves, that is his strategy. the problem is president trump is not going to do that and for ten months we've been trying to convince kim jong un of that reality. >> harris: i am looking at the

trucks from the un and syrian arab red crescent have arrived they've brought enough food to feed forty thousand people but that's just a fraction of the area's three hundred fifty thousand residents. doctors painted a grim portrait for the newly arrived relief workers many people are at risk of starvation some have already died children are particularly vulnerable. we told them the truth about the situation here. we showed them serious cases of men the tradition. we showed them tragic cases. we showed them cases of moderate malnutrition and. we also showed them cases of people in need of medical attention . these are some of the wrenching images to emerge from eastern hold the baby zahar was already close to death when her parents brought her to the doctor her mother was too malnourished to breastfeed the child she died at only thirty four days old u.n. officials say over a thousand children here are suffering from malnutrition they're demanding the syrian army end its blockade of the region to allow in more aid. cheerful solution to the plight of these people has to be found mea

leader kim jong-un, who has called mr. trump "mentally deranged." next week, the president makes his first trip to asia, including a visit to seoul to meet with south korean president moon jae in. general joseph dunford, chairman of the joints chiefs of staff, was in seoul today, meeting with his south korean counterparts, and vice president pence made a pointed visit to minot air force base in north dakota, home to nuclear bombers and missiles. >> anyone who would threaten our nation should know that america always seeks peace, but if we are forced to defend ourselves or our allies, we will do so with military power that is effective and overwhelming. >> reporter: meanwhile, the administration is using other tools to increase pressure on north korea, this week imposing new economic sanctions. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, new violence erupted across kenya over the repeat presidential election. and, officials postponed attempts to finish the voting tomorrow. police battled protesters in several cities today, and in some places, rival p

president with tweets of her own saying diplomatic channels are open for kim jong un. they won't be open forever. she went on the say that dprk will not obtain nuclear capabilities whether through diplomacy or force. it is up to the regime. and the closest advisers to president trump, and that would be his secretary of state rex tillerson and the defense secretary jim mattis had long pushed for diplomacy being the primary option. holding out a military strike as a last possible move if they felt there were no options left. the administration's stated goal continues to be disarming the kim jong un nuclear program and in particular preventing him from being able to put a nuclear warhead on a missile that could strike the united states or its allies. ryan nobles, cnn, with the president in new jersey. >> mr. trump's dismissal of diplomacy is also likely to have an impact in south korea. our paula hancocks is tracking that. she joins me now from seoul. and the new government of south korea has indicated a willingness for diplomacy. so what is the reaction to this kind of misconnect betw

democracy the other one is repression or violence which one the people. the un is bracing for what it calls a further exodus of ranger refugees from me and maher to bangladesh up to one hundred thousand people are waiting to cross the border half a million ranger have already crossed since the end of august to escape a military crackdown in rakhine state tropical storm nate has become a full hurricane as it bears down on the u.s. gulf coast it's already battered central america with at least twenty five killed in flooding and landslides across costa rica her nicaragua honduras and el salvador opponents of the russian president vladimir putin are holding antigovernment protests to mark his birthday the opposition leader election about only was jailed last week for organizing banned public meetings campaigning is drawing to a close in liberia ahead of elections to find a successor to president ellen johnson sirleaf the election on tuesday will be the third since her civil war there are twenty candidates up next pricing the planet i'll see you very soon. have to take over the world is me

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but many aid groups and the un a few use the armed forces of ethnic cleansing correspondent mohammed john june joins us live now from cox's bazar in bangladesh near to the border with me and mohammed you've been talking to some of those people who've escaped what their life was across the border what kind of stories have they been telling you. peter the the accounts of atrocities that we've been hearing from room to refugees have been heartbreaking they have been terrifying testimonies of entire villages burned to the ground. of women being gang raped and brutalized. men being rounded up and summarily executed children being killed. we met one woman with whom a bag a twenty year old her hand a refugee. she has suffered the kind of. horrific loss and tragedy. that is almost too much to comprehend. here's her story. for resume a big room there is nothing but pain for a little of the way my baby was in my lap and when the soldiers hit me and he fell out of man's then they pulled me closer to the wall and i could hear that he was crying in after a few minutes i could hear that they were

northwestern syria . the un had hoped to conduct further investigations into who was responsible but that proposal was vetoed by russia an ally of the syrian government is less families of the conflict in attack feeling abandoned by the world and a warning you may find some of the images in her report disturbing. this is want to go. after. government warplanes bombed hunchy home on the it live neighborhood is a rebel stronghold within minutes hundreds of people were rushed to hospitals suffering asphyxiation and other agonizing symptoms after they were exposed to the nerve agent sarin gas. this is one of more than a year later she survived but more than eighty people mostly children were killed. we are still traumatized by the attack we face the near death experience its impact remains what they get attacks from time to time and start banging your head on the walls. the attack triggered an international outcry and growing calls for sanctions against the syrian government. denies using chemical weapons but u.n. war crimes investigators say they gathered evidence to confirm the attack was c

with kim jong-un? what do you do? what are our options really? we'll ask retired four-star general jack keane. he has some answers next. his advisor ran the numbers and showed that he wouldn't be able to retire until he was 68. the client realized, "i need to get back into the markets- i need to get back on track with my plan." the financial advisor was able to work with this client. he's now on track to retire when he's 65. having someone coach you through it is really the value of a financial advisor. trish: house is suspected to pass the senate approved budget tomorrow paving the way for tax reform, and news today that the top republican writing the tax bill in the house, kevin brady says the bill could force changes to 401(k) plan. what is going on. house majority leader kevin mccarthy. good to see you sir. >> thank you for having me. trish: tell us any previous views if you can, what will be in this thing? >> for the tax bill, we ask how do we help the individual, that hard-working american? the first thing you need to do is double the standard deduction. what that means is, i

keen to talk to us they were issued electronic cards by the un's world food program for them to buy food they say they stopped working and that's why they're waiting for food in trucks. marina bender looks after a family of twelve like many she thinks she's a victim of fraud by humanitarian workers. they give us cards that don't work the stuff the cards that work so when we go to get food we get nothing and we go home hungry more than thirty thousand people live in the camp most of them were issued the electronic cards in july which they're meant to receive fifteen dollars a month to come president told us people are now waiting for food trucks because more than a thousand cars have since stopped working. the first month there was no problem then we realized that there was some duplicate cut. block the duplicate but some other people why they did do to these some people have not been southfield for three months then fighting between the army and an armed group in the surrounding area delayed the deliveries for days so when the trucks finally arrived. people were pleased. program tol

between religious groups could escalate into genocide but human rights activists say the un is not doing enough to prosecute french soldiers and peacekeepers who have been accused of rape and sexual abuse in the central african republic nicholas reports on just a warning some of the contents in his report is disturbing. it was thirteen years old when her family took refuge by french military camp to escape the violence in her neighborhood. one of the soldiers to ask her to fetch some water inside the tent thinking she was safe she did as he asked to playing soldiers grabbed me they forced themselves inside of me i screamed they strangled me and covered my mouth when they would die and they let me go. human rights organizations believe several children both boys and girls were raped by french soldiers who were there to protect them some were forced to have sex with dogs and even took pictures of the act friends opened an investigation but prosecutors dropped the cases saying there was not enough evidence to charge the soldiers involved the french troops left in late two thousand and

the un human rights she says perpetrators of crimes against them miss face charges and if they did he wants the security council to act and across party group of u.s. politicians have written to the secretary of state calling for meaningful steps to be taken against me and miles military time to challenge the reports now on the latest exodus to head for bangladesh. a list ten to fifteen thousand people are stranded here in no man's land are what is called zero line between myanmar and bangladesh brought out this area. this baby will have fled myanmar within the last two days i've been stranded here and has no safety to go to most of the people are exposed to whether the majority are women and children or elderly people the government has given permission to some of the aid agencies to bring critical care medicine and food but the idea they're still taking shelter in the pedophile in a manmade dike just doesn't make sense are coming under critical review by the un agency and other international aid agency that why are still kept here we are on the border guard officer that we're und

. the un says there are over 1,200 children suffering in east ghouta and the numbers are rising. translation: many children are fainting, suffering headaches, blurred vision, depression, all because of a lack of essential food. we can only help so many. we don't have the medicines. mustafa and his siblings are trying to live a normal life, but with the siege continuing, he is unlikely to recover soon. kurdish officials in northern syria say a 21—year—old man from oxford has been charged with membership of the so—called islamic state group. jack letts — who travelled to syria in 2014 — was captured by the kurdish militia, the ypg. mr letts has previously said he is opposed to is. nine sailors from a nuclear missile submarine have been dismissed from the royal navy after failing drug tests. the ministry of defence confirmed the dismissals from hms vigilant, one of four submarines that carry the trident nuclear deterrent. according to the daily mail, the men are alleged to have taken cocaine. a royal navy spokesperson said it does not tolerate drugs misuse. the winner of

un business corporations bankers and politicians are all in bed together. is there an international plot against nature. and what if this alliance was the only means of saving the planet. environmentalists like the nature conservancy are working with companies like dow chemical and many other companies sometimes people say to me mark why would you work with companies that have such a big environmental footprint. and i say that's exactly why we should work with the . ecological n.g.o.s. because protecting nature is expensive and donations are not enough. some have joined forces with multinationals and signed partnership deals. they now have board members coming straight from the business sector many cooper ations have also recruited former employees of environmental n.g.o.s. but in the scheme who is influencing who. now if you're in the business that coca-cola is and it's pretty easy to help them understand that they should care about nature's ability to produce the clean water they need and of course they get it. they said what kinds of investments in forests will yield the biggest

get money for nukes or gift politics. that is kim jong-un buying the support of people around him with mercedes, rolexes and luxury items. >> shepard: how do these presidential tweets help things? >> they don't help. the one thing i'm concerned with, the president has a good strategy of isolating north korea. we don't talk about that. he should be saying every day to countries around the world, cut off your flow of funds to north korea. instead, we're talking about insults, threats, tweets. kim jong-un, the ruler of north korea, they trade these comments about each other's mental condition. yes, it's interesting but the president is feeding that when he should be actually talking about his policies. >> shepard: the state department has said and analysts say from the government that they believe he is rationale on some level. that he does not have mental impairments, if you will. i mean, that is what they say, right? >> trump or kim jong-un? >> shepard: i'm talking about kim jong-un. that is what they're saying. i don't know how that changes the calculation with how you deal with t

gulf news is looking at a separation of another kind, with the us announcing it's withdrawing from un cultural agency unesco, citing tension over palestine. israel followed suit overnight. the new york times is looking ahead to the 2022 world cup and whether host nation qatar will be up to the task of holding the tournament, as well as constructing a world—class team. and finally in the ft, aianb is stepping up the threat to traditional hotel operators and checking—in with property developers in the us to launch branded and purpose—built apartments in florida. so let's begin. with me is lawrence gosling, editor—in—chief of investment week. a pleasure to be here. this is an extraordinary story, josh boyle and caitlin coleman. he is canadian, she is american. they were taken five yea rs is american. they were taken five years ago and have a family while being held. —— had a family. years ago and have a family while being held. -- had a family. yes, their little girl was only born a few months ago, while in captivity. as the times reported, there was a comment from mr boyle

octubre de 2017. nuestra ana estÁ de regreso. karla: estaba descansando. ana: los extraÑe. un dÍa sin venir a "despierta amÉrica" es como que se te sale el corazÓn. alan: te duele la cara pero, de guapa que estÁs! karla: a ti no te duele de guapo. alan: a mÍ no, mi deseo pero, al que le duele feo es el abogado del chapo. rompe el silencio y hablÓ para nuestras cÁmaras. habla sobre la mujer del chapo, lo que estÁ reclamando, el maltrato que le estÁn dando y este abogado revela sobre lo que dijo kate del castillo que habÍa hecho "cuchi cuchi" con sean penn. karla: tambiÉn vamos hablar de la estafa salarial. mucha gente que por su estatus no denuncian los abusos en el trabajo. tambiÉn veremos cÓmo defenderte. cÓmo me doy cuenta que me estÁn robando? aquÍ se lo mostramos. alan: muchos trucos que aplica para no darte lo que mereces. vamos con las noticias y satcha. satcha: estarÁ sumamente interesante esa entrevista que veremos aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". en las noticias le cuenta que una corte de apelaciones escucha hoy argumentos luego de que la administraciÓn trump s

white house or what they may or may not be aware of, but i can say un unequivocally on behalf of myself, i have not had interactions with george since i left the campaign that i can recall in june of 2016, and have not had any interaction, and i was not aware of his arrest other than what was reported yesterday. >> knowing that he was arrested and is now cooperating with the special counsel, if he was in contact with anyone in the inner circle through phone calls or emails or visits to the white house, do you imagine there are some people in the white house this morning waking up with dry mouths? >> well, look, i can say this. you know, i know a number of the people in the white house. i had the privilege of working with them on the campaign, and george was never a person who was part of a team that was interacting with a senior management on a regular basis. look, if george did, in fact, lie to the fbi and he has been arrested for those lies, then he should be accountable for that, which anybody should be. i don't think there's any concern in the white house about his -- any pot

los hombres que para las mujeres por un hombre puede durar meses sin depilarse pero una... esto surge a raÍz de que varias celebridades hayan optado por dejarse al natural. muchas ya han posado las redes sociales con los de ellos naturales del cuerpo. quÉ opinen ustedes? nos encantarÍa que se unan al debate. alan: yo creo que es muy difÍcil porque uno ya estÁ acostumbrado. karla: tambiÉn es muy cultural porque en muchos paÍses es normal que estÉn asÍ. alan: claro, en europa muchÍsimo. francisca: me acabo de desayunar y yo no sabÍa eso. jesÚs: en los paÍses Árabes. alan: en francia sÚper normal. francisca: que las mujeres anden asÍ? alan: sÍ, claro. ana: sean parte del debate en las redes sociales pero hoy es miÉrcoles dÍa de doctor juan. imagÍnense que doctor cual pasÓ de mÉdico a ser el paciente. nos platicarÁ sobre el tratamiento al cual se sometiÓ. jesÚs: al fin y al cabo es un ser humano. alan: y tambiÉn los doctores necesitan a otros doctores. karla: , nos enteramos que tenemos el debate de los cÁnones de belleza desde ayer me dejÉ crecer el bigote. al

forty years according to the latest report from the un office on drugs and crime most of which sold in iran comes from of gonna stand and pakistan across the land border that stretches the entire length of the country now that's nearly two thousand kilometers of often untamed territory the wild west of south and central asia traffickers even use catapults to launch drugs over the border and into iran it gives you a sense of the enormity of the challenge for law enforcement meanwhile rehabilitation has become a business clinics are popping up all over the country has some says iranians need more education about the dangers of drug use we don't have any discourse we don't have any bars we don't have any such a discard nothing and those people the young generation they think that this is illegal so it is good right there where the government said that it's in a god within that it's good that they are just you know making it illegal like drinking like anything like girls you know like boyfriend and girlfriend it's illegal here whether it's illegal it's given you know that act that we ar

obligations to the block. man maher has told the un refugee agency its top priority is to bring back the hinge of muslims who have fled to neighboring bangladesh the two countries have agreed to set up a working group to repatriate more than half a million were hinges that escaped an army crackdown in northern rockies state and facebook says around ten million people in the u.s. could have been exposed to political ads from russia in the weeks leading up to last year's presidential election on monday the company turned over three thousand russia linked ads to the u.s. senate amid ongoing government probes into alleged russian interference in the election. spain's interior minister has accused the catalan government of inciting rebellion is the latest escalation between madrid and catalonia as leaders who brought separatist tensions to a head with their attempted referendum on sunday pro independence groups and trade unions called for a strike in catalonia today as well as protests at the police violence which overshadowed the weekend's ballot. parts of barcelona at a standstill

reponien reponiendo, ahora sÍ que vamos a escuchar. lily: es un mes fuerte para todos. los tiroteos en las vegas. >> que bueno que lily ya va a estar presente, nos va a alegrar y todos esperamos esa sonrisa. lily regresa en las redes sociales, porque instagram no es lo mismo sin ti. >> y dijo algo bonito, los que tenemos el privilegio de trabajar en televisiÓn, ella agradecÍa las muestra de s de c riv ca rr cariÑo. nos vamos a las noticias, ahÍ estÁ satcha. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> pero mira quien llegÓ. >> recibanme como lily, ¿cÓmo estÁs? carlita!, tu cara tan bonita, dame un beso, mira que vine de europa, entonces me aprendÍ ese truco. no, karla, no mande pa' la noticia sin mÍ!, quÉ orgullo!, quÉ orgullo!, eso es un orgullo que yo tengo este corazÓn con una pasita cada vez que te vengo el domingo, pero venga!, ¿cÓmo estÁ?, mira, jhonny lo que traje. jhonny: ¿quÉ me trajiste? >> esto es para patricia. jhonny: asÍ los hombres caemos bien rapidito. >> tienes que ponerte las pilas en," mira quiÉn baila", estÁs derramando rio de lÁgrimas. ana patricia mÍrame!, llora, y

like our adversary in this instance, kim jong-un, to know about that? is it is a military option that was on the table when i used to hear condoleezza rice talk about that in 2005? or has the north koreans nuclear progress in that time served to constrain the military options that we have today? >> the president has been very clear about this. he is not going to permit this rogue regime, kim jong-un to threaten the united states with a nuclear weapon. and so, he is going to do anything sorry to prevent that from happening. what kim jong-un should recognize is that if he thinks the development of this nuclear capability is keeping him safer, is actually the opposite. it is having the opposite effect. >> is it the same as 2005? we have a broad range of new capabilities coming into the armed forces thanks to the president's focus on modernizing the armed forces, addressing what had been a wave of deferred military modernization. so our military is getting stronger and stronger. in the military leaders are refining improving plans every day. plans that we do not have to use but we have to

icbm capable of reaching the east coast of the united states. kim jong-un until then has no interest in deescalating tensions with the united states. cnn international correspondent will ripley joins us live. you've done so much work inside north korea right now, explain this new threat? >> well, this is essentially north korea saying what officials were telling me in pyongyang a few weeks ago, what north korea's foreign minister said at the united nations and told russian media in the last couple weeks that north korea doesn't feel that diplomacy with the united states would get them anywhere right now. so they have said that the time for talking is over and what they want to do, according to an official spoke with yesterday, demonstrate to the united states their nuclear deterrent capability to show the u.s. that they have a long-range missile, intercontinental ballistic missile that can reach the east coast of the u.s. with a nuclear tipped warhead and to show that, to prove that to the u.s., the official says two more steps need to happen. one, they need to launch a missile and l

it's kim jong-un. the attorney general, or the mayor of puerto rico. he seems to think this is a presidential way to behave. i disagree. his rhetoric was off the mark. his tone. >> it was combative. but he fights this way about everything. you're right. >> we have to take break. i want you to stand by. back with more analysis later. >>> up next, the president's tax plan. we'll be back with senator bernie sanders and treasury secretary steve mnuchin. my challenge is to be in sync with my body, myself, my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. begin the activia two week probiotic challenge by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge! by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. ...what are you doing?? i thought you had a cold? i don't need all this. mucinex fast-max can handle pretty much every symptom. even... yea - i can read, you know. ahhh! mucinex fast-max. 9 symptoms. 1 dose. max strength. let's end this. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in

time potentially that the u.s. would have abrogated the international treaty or not lived up to a un resolution or international law for that matter but a lot of foreign policy establishment people are saying oh well maybe the world will never believe us again i saw the former us ambassador to iraq under george w. bush you know muse about this so obviously george w. bush illegally invaded iraq so there's all this sort of debate underway as well we should also remember that a lot of what donald trump to say was said in his speech to the what rouhani called the insults and so on and that's just a common currency here and the u.s. he's reflecting what everyone in the political class a lot of people of the political class say democrats and republicans say all the time that iran needs to be curtailed hillary clinton. on the campaign trail expressed skepticism with iran nuclear deal said more action would have to be taken to curtail iran weird muse about. the annihilation of iran on the campaign trail so many ways trump is just reflecting a lot of what goes on in the sort of the common lan

, the studio founded more than a decade ago by the disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. the un says the global community must pledge more money to help hundreds of thousands of rohingya refugees, who have fled myanmar which has been accused of ethnic cleansing. bangladesh says the situation has become "untenable. " now it's time for world business report. the white house says president trump will talk tough on trade with china when he visits asia next week — we look at what's at stake. do we need to regulate social media? well, this us senator definitely thinks so, he'll tell us why. welcome to world business report. i'm jamie robertson. ina in a moment we will be talking more of doubt the impact of that congress, because today marks the last day of the five yearly congress in china, and has confirmed xi jinping will be given a second five—year term. he will be leader for the next five years. xi will even have his name inscribed in the party's constitution, placing him alongside mao in the chinese pantheon. but as xi consolidates his power, america is ramping up the pressure. on

requires supporting the efforts of the un and the special envoy to yemen as the only path to achieve peace. frustrated or hearing both sides repeating the same rhetoric while the suffering worsens. the so. either human catastrophe. very. still effective. in order to bring young men into submission. they. contributed and flourishing black market i think we need another human tyrion intervention and the only or the best. party to do that is really the united nations. the war has destroyed the already reek infrastructure no clean water being pumped or filtered due to electricity shortages and destroyed pipes has resulted in the world's worst cholera outbreak in decades the saudi blockade on imports means no food or medicine can enter and whatever does get through convoy distributed because of destroyed roads and bridges this means children are dying from lack of vaccinations and preventable diseases at their malnourished bodies can't fight back against simple things like a flu. once again the saudi government has promised an investigation in compensation for victims of the airstrikes about to

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. with hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslim refugees in bangladesh, the un asks governments to pledge more cash. the widow of a fallen american soldier says president trump struggled in a condolence call to remember her husband's name. and the return of blue planet, we speak to sir david attenborough. what we're discovering is the world is more intricate, wonderful, astonishing than we ever dreamed of. as the tea charge comes under false, we tell you all you need to know. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. theresa may has told mps that brexit talks with eu leaders last week made important progress and that she had a "degree of confidence" that negotiations on trade could begin in december. but a leaked account of her meeting last week with jean—claude juncker, the head of the european commission, has suggested that she begged for help, because she was politically weak, and had no room for manoeuvre at home. mrjuncker has said the story which appeared in a german newspaper was inaccurate. from westminster, here's our deputy political editor, john pienaar. remembe

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