egypt has now been referred to a criminal court for trial. racing driver lewis hamilton calls on formula one to improve security after some of his teammates were robbed at gun point in brazil. the owner of a welsh zoo says he is devastated after an escaped lynx was shot dead. i'm broken both physically and emotionally. we have been up the past few weeks both day and night following her movements. also in the next hour — millions fall silent to mark armistice day. two minutes‘ silence has been observed across the country in memory of those who have lost their lives while serving in the armed forces. and we'll have more on scotland's win over samoa in theirfirst autumn international, as well as a round up of the rest of today's sporting events in sportsday at 6:30. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has agreed to a meeting with the husband of a british woman who's in prison in iran, accused of spying. the family of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe fear her sentence could be extended following recent comments by borisjohnson that she'd been teach

driver lewis hamilton is urging formula one to improve security he says i'm drawbars held up members of his steam as they were leaving the brazilian grand prix track in a mini van hamilton tweeted the shots were fired and the gun was quote held at one's head he added there were no injuries but similar incidents have occurred in the past the britain's most eighty's team dominated the practice sessions in sao paulo in fact the hamilton smashed track record to the brazilian grand prix is sunday. and finally the fifth season has opened here in germany if you're looking at me and wondering what i'm talking about it's the first day of cannibal. at eleven minutes past eleven on the eleventh of the eleventh month germans swap serious was silly and gather on the streets to begin the season of merry making it all wraps up around the christian holiday time. and here now is a reminder of the top stories we're following for you think toxic small because on below two large parts of pakistan that are a lot of material and just say the pope the pollution is caused by dust the burning of crops and em

. lewis hamilton urges formula 1 to improve security after several of his team—mates are held up at gun point in brazil. also in the next hour, we'll be taking a first look at tomorrow's front pages. the mail on sunday says a secret memo seen by the paper has exposed a plot by micheal gove and borisjohnson to hijack number10. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has agreed to a meeting with the husband of a british woman who's in prison in iran accused of spying. the family of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe fear her sentence could be extended following recent comments by borisjohnson that she'd been teaching journalism in iran rather than there on holiday, as she maintains. here's our political correspondent eleanor garnier. injail in iran. separated from her daughter and husband. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is british and iranian and facing a five—year sentence for allegedly plotting to topple the government in tehran. it's now understood the foreign secretary borisjohnson has agreed to meet her husband. i think it's important now that he tries to mee

, lewis hamilton, avoided value added tax on a luxury jet he bought by registering it in the isle of man. richard bilton has been investigating. when you hear "tax haven," you might think palm trees. they're not all like that. we've arrived in a little place between belfast and liverpool, this is the isle of man, it's a british crown dependency and it's an important tax haven. and we have found that the island offers a special service that the rich and famous love. take formula one world champion lewis hamilton. in 2013 he made a dream purchase — a £16 millionjet. the isle of man gave him back £35 million as a vat refund. lewis hamilton had to fly his jet here to the isle of man just once. he came here in 2012 with his then girlfriend, the pop star, nicole scherzinger. and our documents show that customs and excise here were happy to come in early, at 6am in the morning, to sign off on the vat deal. there are nearly 1,000 jets registered here. we believe they come here because the isle of man don't properly apply the european union and uk rules. now, those rules are very complica

prix — but it's not lewis hamilton. he crashed out of qualifying and team—mate valterri bottas pipped both ferrari's at interlagos. our fi reporter tom clarkson sent this report. lewis hamilton is human after all. he came into this qualifying session hoping to get the 12 pole position of the season. but his session was over all biased as quickly as it had begun. on his first lap, he crashed heavily and that was game over immediately. the end result is he said he will be starting from the backin said he will be starting from the back in the brazilian grand prix and we will get two races within a race. first, how far forward we will get two races within a race. first, how farforward can hamilton get and his mercedes engineers think a podium position is still possible. at the front, the onus was on battery bottas, could he stepped up to the plate during qualifying, and my goodness, he did. he took pole position ahead of sebastian vettel by less tha n position ahead of sebastian vettel by less than one tenth of the second. he is now starting on pole position for the third time in 2017. ma

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lewis hamilton wants for me to want to boost security this after drawbars held some of his mercedes team at gunpoint as they were leaving the brazilian grand prix track in sao paulo hamilton tweeted that shots were fired and that a gun was held at one's head he assured his fans that there were no injuries but added that similar incidents have occurred in the past the news comes after the briton smashed into lago track record during practice sessions the brazilian grand prix is tomorrow. and finally the fifth season has opened here in germany if you're looking at me thinking what is that well it's a first day of cannibal. it's eleven minutes past eleven on the eleventh day of the eleventh month germans swapped serious the silly and gather on the streets to begin the season of merry making it all wraps up around the christian holiday time of the end oh. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you sick toxic small because large parts of pakistan which are religious say the pope the pollution is caused by dust the burning of crops and emissions from factories more t

teammate he was hamilton crashed in qualifying the crash occurred after the new world champion tweeted that some members of his team had been robbed at gunpoint friday nights near the sao paulo truck track hamilton will start the race at the back of the field. and remind of the top stories we're following for you u.s. president donald trump has arrived in manila for the as the summit where he's expected to hold a one on one with philippines presidential drink. it's the last leg of his thirteen day asia tour. and that's all for now but be sure to tune in for more news at the top of the hour you can also log. gone to d.w. dot com in the meantime for more news updates thank you for watching. and just in time he says that's what i believe i think it's really important to give a bit of time and love back to the families who make so much effort.

friday's games. today's sport briefing is with holly hamilton. hello and welcome to your sports briefing. here's what we're look ahead to on friday: can the italians finish the job? they're vying for a place in the world cup later as they take on sweden in the first leg of their playoff tie. and lewis hamilton avoids taxing times as he prepares for sunday's penultimate race of the season. not since 1958 have italy missed out on reaching a world cup finals. but that's now a very real possibility. the 2006 champions have to beat sweden over two legs in arguably the most difficult of all the playoff ties. the first leg is in stockholm on friday night, with the second in italy on monday. italy narrowly missed out on automatic qualification, afterfinishing second behind spain in theirgroup. the pressure is immense. it is the most important thing, how we should play tomorrow. and if the pressure is unevenly, is ok for me. it is not something that i about it all. meanwhile, australia are also in action later on friday. the socceroos are looking to qualify for the world cup finals for a

for several - - ovation minimize what hamilton and madison were thinking about thinking of high crimes andor misdemeanors but the nixon case is much stronger but if the president uses that apparatus to oppose his political adversaries the we are ride at the core of what the impeachment clauses about effuses that apparatus of the federal government to stop otherwise a legitimate investigation to the of wrongdoing then we have a serious impeachment discussion. >> republican line from ohio. >> caller:. >> ed couple of? questions so what is going on with trump? is a collusion with the russians? has anybody ever been impeached for this before?. >> terrific questions and this is a good one. it is good to have a neutrality investigating so so of them love them and voted form? them but if you're a fan and supported him that is a good reality check to think if i disliked him and my least favorite politician would i think he is impeachable? that is the way to insure your objective. so if a low-level adviser of a presidential candidate interacts with the nations to try to get intelligence

papers, which show how they invest their money offshore. british formula one driver lewis hamilton saved millions in vat when he bought this privatejet using the isle of man tax haven. in an interview with the bbc, president trump's commerce secretary denies misleading congress after the leaked documents exposed his involvement in a company with links to the kremlin. did a row with his mother in law lead a shooter in texas to kill 26 people in a small town church. the youngest was just a baby. also on the programme... donald trump tells japan the best way to protect itself from a nuclear—armed north korea is to buy billions of dollars of american military equipment. in germany the latest round of climate talks gets under way — chaired by fiji, the pacific island that is already paying the price of rising global temperatures. get in touch with us using the hashtag... hello and welcome — i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. they are the revelations from millions of leaked documents — dubbed the paradise papers — which show how the rich and powerful

-manuel miranda sings out for puerto rico. the "hamilton" creator takes on a new role as political activist after hurricane maria. >> many of the needs of the 3.5 million american citizens on the island are still not being met. i'm here because we need to be here and we need to continue to amplify the needs of the island. >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: a mosque in egypt's sinai peninsula was the scene of mayhem and carnage today. at least 235 people were killed, and more than 100 injured, as militants attacked a crowded house of worship during friday prayers in the town of bir al-

hamilton crashed in qualifying the crash occurred after the newly crowned world champion to give that some members of his team have been robbed at gunpoint friday night here the track hamilton will start the race at the back of the field. the louve is one of the world's most famous museums and now it's opened a branch in abu dhabi thousands of visitors attended the opening in a spectacular building designed by french architect john knew that while the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's the first museum of its kind in the arab region here's more. thank you ing in the thirty degree heat we're now name from the somewhat cooler paris is already pulling a crowd in the arab world for the opening of the louvre abu dhabi the five thousand tickets went quickly like the arts many visitors have come from europe the local seem to like it. we've been waiting for more than ten years so we're very proud to have an institution like this here the europeans took our artifacts and so the arabs are ok with taking the name at least and create also museu

crowned world champion lewis hamilton and while this campaign didn't leave vettel with much to celebrate he was the man of the moment in sunday's race. for a moment his success in sao paulo that sebastian fettle forget about the world championship he missed out on the ferrari driver was back in top form for his fifth wind of the season vettel took the lead from finland's valtteri bottas right at the green flag but is a good start was almost for nothing after several crashes the safety car had to make an appearance still fettle held on to the lead after the restart and crossed the finish line ahead of us and kimmie reichen in. newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton who had started at the back of the pack after a crash in qualifying managed to finish in fourth place. an emotional high point came after the race courtesy of philippe marcel the brazilian fans bid farewell to their home favorite who plans to bring his sixteen year career to a close at the end of this season. and mark mike has has made moto g.p. champion for the fourth time in five seasons start at the race of th

there is no slowing down for lewis hamilton even after getting his hands on a fourth world championship title just two weeks ago the briton dominated the practice sessions of the brazilian grand prix in fact hamilton matched in sluggo track record qualifying begins in a few hours apart going to be five p.m. here with the race in sao paulo on sunday. and remind of the top stories we're following for you tensions between saudi arabia and iran threw over into lebanon after the country's from yesod heidi resigns on a visit to sell out in the saudi capital riyadh lebanon's powerful hezbollah chief accuses saudi arabia of detaining javine. that's all for now be sure to tune in at the top of the hour for more news in the meantime you can log on to our website . thanks for watching. united against climate change. big challenges for the twenty third u.n. climate conference in bonn how are nations working to meet their paris agreement targets. g w.

trade for in that the string edging at his teammate lewis hamilton by less than two tenths of the second ferry sebastian factor was not far behind the messy duo and claimed the final front row. the pressure will be in the race you wrapped up the championship two hands ago forty four i was there. and. sailings fun. when the second leg of the valvo ocean race a crew was playing catchup for most of the seven thousand miles from lisbon to cape town but they took the lead in the closing stages the wind gives fray the overall these and the competition the next michael see the set sail for melbourne australia. that's where news coming up next pablo forty n.a.s. would have all the goals from the weekend's bundesliga soccer action there was no shortage of them as dortmund i'm shocked they clashed in a hard fought local darby. and one and more in just one minute to stay with us.

answer. but we're already familiar with one story formula one world champion lewis hamilton and appleby client now with a staff. he bought his twenty. million euro aircraft to jet off to see is the new pop star girlfriend nicole shutting out between races his dogs a company. this is how the tax scheme works applebee sets up two letterbox companies for the client the first company imports the jet to the isle of man. and then leases the private jet to the second company. on paper the second firm is an aircraft leasing company a sleight of hand that turns the private jet into a business jet they're reimbursed for the import tax. the owner then saves import taxes that total twenty percent in this instance five million euros the owner then charters his own jet from the charter company and can use it for private travel. when we add up all the tax schemes involving aircraft contained in the appleby files we arrive at an estimated two hundred fifty million euros of taxes that were saved or not paid. lewis hamilton insists the entire operation was legal he paid all the taxes that he owed and he'

broadway sensation "hamilton." he is currently -- yeah, give it up for "hamilton." [ cheers and applause ] he's currently starring in "mindhunter," which is now streaming on netflix. let's take a look. >> talking about what? >> well, i don't know. your behavior, i guess. if you want to, that is, i mean, we don't have to talk about anything at all, if you don't want to. >> why are you so tense? >> hmm? >> you're tense right now. >> no, i'm not tense. >> seth: it's just like "hamilton." [ light laughter ] please welcome to the show, jonathan groff, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: i'm so happy you're here. >> i'm so happy to be here. thank you for having me. >> seth: congratulations on the show. >> thank you. >> seth: you shot the show for eight months in pittsburgh? >> 10 months. >> seth: 10 months in pittsburgh. >> in pittsburgh, yeah. >> seth: my father is from pittsburgh. i have a great connection to the city. did you enjoy your time there? >> i loved pittsburgh. is anybody from pittsburgh? >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] that is a real reminder. they say when yo

all at hamilton. they took the lead through simon murray. but antonio rojano equalised with just over a quarter of an hour to go at new douglas park. hearts have now gone 5 games without a win after they played out a goalless draw with ross county. lewis hamilton will have his work cut out trying to end the formula one season with a win after his mercedes team mate beat him in qualifying for the abu dhabi grand prix. valtteri bottas smashed the track record at the yas marina circuit to claim the top spot on the grid by more than a tenth of a second from the new world champion. it's the fourth pole of the season for the firm who has an outside chance of finishing second in the championship. to do that he needs to win the race and hope ferrari's sebastian vettel finishes no higher than ninth. everything was under control and held well in the car. it was enough for pole and i am really happy. england have been beaten 1—0 by korea in their bronze medal match in the women's hockey world league in auckland. korea scored from a penalty corner in the opening 15 minutes and that proved to be

you. robbie: thank you for having me. >> tonight on q&a, a biographer in author of alexander hamilton, and his new book on ulysses s. grant. young and dashing and handsome and romantic. in a way, he was a perfect leading man for a musical. he was a very different kind. he was playing and iconic. the charisma of ulysses s. grant was that he had no charisma. the drama is that he was not dramatic. he was not as fascinating. he was more deep than hamilton. he reminded me much more of george washington. george washington had eight la

forgotten. >> hamilton star lin-manuel miranda is shining a light on puerto rico. david begno shows us why the island's recovery has become miranda's next act. >> reporter: as the creator and star of hamilton, lin-manuel miranda is used to getting mopped by adoring crowds. but the crowds that greet ed him a few days ago in puerto rico were different. they weren't here to just applaud him, they wanted to thank him. what's your biggest concern for the island? >> it's still the immediate needs of the hardest hit towns, the towns in the mountains and the hardest hit towns that we're still struggling to get aid to. >> reporter: in the aftermath of hurricane maria, puerto rico is still reeling, 53 days later much of the island remains without power. >> i feel proud to support hispanic federation, because your money is going to puerto rico -- >> reporter: since the storm, the 37-year-old miranda has been using his voice and his fame to sound the alarm. >> what is expected of you as a puerto rican? >> it's complicated because i didn't grow up here. so it's this weird mix of i will do anything

, and his new book on ulysses s. grant. >> hamilton was young -- and hing and -- and -dasi romantic. grant is a very different kind of beast. and leighnnin aconic. the charisma of ulysses s. grant is that he had no charisma. he was not dramatic. he is no less fascinating, but he's kind of a much more no less deep in hamilton. is a very subtle character. he reminded me much more of george washington. george washington had a similar kind of reserved and magnetic quality. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: "washington journal" continues. this is representative tom mcclintock, republican of california and member of the budget committee, also a member of the committee on federal lands, here to talk about a variety of things, first and foremost the status of the tax bill. the announcement yesterday that there was a delay -- what have you heard about this delay? guest: it's just that could they are stil., that are still working out the details. it's a complicated issue when you're working out people's favorite tax deductions. all theemove distortions built into our

convince others to be free. members of lewis hamilton's formula 1 team have been robbed at gunpoint in brazil. a minibus carrying the mercedes technical staff was stopped as they left the interlagos circuit in sao paulo. a spokesperson for the team says valuables were ta ken but no—one was injured. hamilton tweeted about the incident, saying formula 1 needed to do more to keep teams safe. bbc radio 5 live commentator jack nicholls told us that formula 1 could only do so much to help, because of the sheer number of staff working in the city. there's a particular set of traffic lights on the way out off the circuit where this kind of thing is prevalent. the problem last night was that the teams were leaving after dark. the brazilian authorities have put in a lot of police this year but when the teams are leaving at eight o'clock, nine o'clock, that is when things can get sketchy. we heard the stories in the build—up to the rio 0lympics last year about the security concerns last year. there are ten teams in sao paulo. there's about 300 journalists. so you're looking at 500 or 600 peop

hamilton this formula one season the world champion was beaten by mercedes teammate valtteri bottas in qualifying for the season ending prix was zero point one seven two seconds quicker than hamilton around the awesome arena circuit to secure his fourth pole of the year ferrari sebastian vettel was a point five four six seconds off the pace and third hamilton who secured his fourth world title two races ago in mexico will start from second on the grid as he bids for his tenth that race win of the season and. yeah i think just you know rule i think. just little bits here and there i was up i think the tenth and a half out of turn one and the turn by was six so either way it's been an incredible year of qualifying and one that i've really enjoyed so and it's great to see so many british flags here so many people here today so we shared it thomas now in france will take a two one lead into the deciding day of the davis cup final against belgium the best of five match contests was tied at one one going into the doubles after win apiece and the singles rubbers on friday richard guess k. and

hamilton crashed in the first qualifying session without setting a lap time and that means starting at the back of it. with a brazilian grand prix is giving that country a chance to remember its graces ever formula one driver santa is spectacular career ended in tragedy when he crashed and in one thousand nine hundred four race and died senna remains the sporting hero in brazil and for one weekend his achievements are being given the musical treatment. by a tone son i was an electrifying performa in his heyday his brilliance on formula one tracks made him an iconic figure around the world and now i think it's and sent his native south paolo is honoring the three time world champion by turning his glorious korea into a musical. now it. was brazil's biggest at a sporting idol as there was only the only thing that made us proud of being brazilian was when we raised the flag off to his victory but all of us in the current atmosphere in brazil which is probably worse than back in senna's day i think many people need a bit of hug this is a job that i was. such an important and tragic figure

honor just ahead of ferrari driver sebastian vettel newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton crashed without setting a lap time and will be starting at the back the grit. of the grizz and brazilian grand prix is giving that country a chance to remember its graces ever formula one driver and santa has spectacular career ended in tragedy when he crashed in one thousand nine hundred four race and doggies senna remains a sporting hero in brazil and for one weekend his achievements are being given the musical treatment. higher tone center was an electrifying performer in his heyday his brilliance on formula one tracks made him an iconic figure around the world and now a theater in centers native south paolo is honoring the three time world champion by turning his glorious career into a musical. or is brazil's biggest ever sporting idlers there was only the only thing that made us proud of being brazilian was when we raised the flag after his victory but all of us in the current atmosphere in brazil which is probably worse than back in senna's day i think many people need a bit of

were robbed at gunpoint in brazil. on the track, world champion lewis hamilton crashed out of qualifying on the first lap. he was unhurt and will start from the back of the grid, although team—mate valterri bottas will be on pole for tomorrow's brazilian grand prix. there was a surprise result in rugby league's world cup with tonga beating new zealand. but scotland are out of the tournament. they drew 14—all with samoa and are bottom of their group on points difference. and there's news of two gold medals for great britain at the track cycling world cup on the bbc sport website. thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. we have some rain to clear sight this even, some quite heavy and we could see as much as a couple of inches across dartmoor and exmoor but it will do so and as we go through the night, and north—westerly winds driving showers through the cha—cha gap towards the midlands and one or two showers a volu nta ry midlands and one or two showers a voluntary nature in the far north of scotland.

cup since 1986, and only the fourth in their history. lewis hamilton will start from the back of the grid in the brazilian grand prix after he lost control of his mercedes at 160 miles an hour on turn six of the interlagos circuit, before hitting the barrier. hamilton has already won his fourth formula one title but starts on the back row as he didn't register a time. his team mate valtteri bottas will start in pole postion. there'll be coverage of the race on five live sports extra at 3.30. britain's dave ryding is leading after the first run of the first slalom world cup of the season in finland. this is ryding from this morning's first run. the second is under way but as he is leading, ryding will go last. it's very close between the top 20 skiers, so he'll be hoping to make a clean second run. great britain have never had a world cup win in an alpine race before. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. president trump and the north korean leader have resumed their war of words over pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme. foreign ministry, mr trump has tweete

pulitzer prize-winning biographer and author of alexander hamilton and his new book on ulysses s. grant. young andn was dashing and handsome, and in a way he was the perfect leading man for the musical. moves through a very different type of -- he of plain, the charisma ulysses s. grant was that he had no charisma. the drama is often that he was not dramatic in different situations. he's not as fascinating but he deep and hamilton. georgere of a judg washington, with a similar kind of reserved, enigmatic quality. announcer: tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." announcer: now, one of three recent hearings on russia and social media influence in the 2016 election with officials from facebook, twitter, and google. from the senate intelligence committee, this is about three hours.

hamilton. the other is a more recent quote, a former gru officer. he said a new type of war has emerged in which armed warfare has given up its decisive place in the achievement of the military and political objectives of war, to another kind of warfare, information warfare and that is exactly what we're talking about here today. i think it's. i appreciate the chair and vice chair giving us the context of what we're doing. they're visual demonstrations, i think were very vivid, and the warfare is the division of our society. and it's not only us, it's the entire west. we know the russians were involved in the french election. they're involved in the separation of spain and my understanding is they set up shop in scotland. this is a sophisticated worldwide strategy that applied here in 2016 there's one other piece i'd like to add to what the chair and vice chair did, and that is, it's still happening. this is a service of the german martial fund that follows #s on a daily basis. i just picked a day in september to show these are the #s that are being propagated not -- they weren't created b

hamilton had some explaining to do ahead of their presuming a gram free. how i think it will not sit cooling off significantly across the northeastern corner of the u.s. as we go on through the next couple of days this line of class stretched across the central and southern plains pushing up across the northeastern corner that he says sort of kind of the well behind that we've got some cooler air coming in and that could well make its way across the northern plains across the lakes fair bit of snow there easing over into on terrio towards quebec twelve celsius top temperature in new york twelve celsius there for d.c. on thursday he'll get a little colder than that as we go on into the next couple of days already colder than that say in the pacific northwest so seattle at ten degrees celsius some snow there just around the northern rockies around the northern plains bits and pieces of cloud of right just spill away and for friday further south cold enough in there layered around twenty degrees celsius with the real cold air by this stage what it is a minus to the top temperature in to