tipped, he is john lewis' deputy john lewis, who is widely tipped, he isjohn lewis' deputy chairman, he will be leading the review ordered by chris grayling. the rail system, as anybody who travels on it, wherever they are in the country, it is broken. there have been strikes, there have been timetable things causing absolute chaos. it is expensive. it is unreliable. and because it is so fragmented, labour say they would renationalise the railways. nigel is in favour of that, as we heard earlier. interestingly, the john lewis model, which appeals to a lot of industry insiders in the rail industry, the john lewis model web workers are partners in the firm, it is a sort of nationalisation lite. why does that work better? while, they say it would work better than the current system. anything would work better than the current system. but how does putting john lewis on rails actually make the railway system work? i am assuming this would be across the board, or across the network, as opposed to individual companies. so it would actually do something aboutjoining companies. so it would ac

lewis hamilton we are talking about him again lewis hamilton we are talking about him lewis hamilton seems to be growing in strength with each race. what has he and mercedes done to swing the championship so much in theirfavour when they were struggling to match ferrari earlier in the season? yes, it has been so fascinating to watch. in terms of mercedes, it have been small gains. formula i is development game. they been doing tinkering behind the scenes, very small things. in terms of hamilton himself, he's lost the second half of this season. it takes him a while to get used to the car and the set up. he has an equivalent of a blip he comes back after summer break and then he just turns he comes back after summer break and then hejust turns it he comes back after summer break and then he just turns it on. he comes back after summer break and then hejust turns it on. he is at one with the car, you could say. he knows... he loves the pressure and the atmosphere. just six races to go and for him that is enough to turn it up and get that bit extra out of the car. a blip for lewis hamil

all suffering, in fact some might say john lewis is all suffering, in fact some might sayjohn lewis is doing better than most sayjohn lewis is doing better than m ost eve n sayjohn lewis is doing better than most even no problems going down to zero. it says full year profits will be worse than it expected, so it's infora be worse than it expected, so it's in for a very hard time, however it says it sticking by its promise, it will never knowingly be undersold and its attitude is not so much it's going to cut back, it feels like it's going to be aggressively expansionist and change the way it does business, its rebranding itself, calling itself a partnership which means the people who work there are actually own the business. 0k, morrisons we are getting ideas what is going on there. i've actually done particularly well, the best set of figures they've had for about nine years. and sure is going up about nine years. and sure is going up quite sharply, it seems to be winning something of a war in the high street, seems to be doing reasonably well, there are winners and losers but up a

. >> sinclair lewis. >> sinclair lewis. and he, it seems to have been electric, the meeting. but it's also true that she, as one of her daughters said to me, she reformed his lousy prose, she introduced him to those dinner parties on the, in the silk stocking area of the city and to algonquin and such places. and soon wendell fancied himself a bit of a wordsmith. he even reviewed two very interesting books for the heller tribune -- herald tribune, beautifully written and subtly so. and i think it's clear that the assistance and input of anita was decisive. but what was more important is he began to think spaciously, and he began to think eloquently, and he began to read on nichesly so that as he moved about the firmament of business and culture and politics, he became a more rounded and cosmopolitan figure. all of that attractive. and so with a kind of convergence of causes, he becomes someone the republican party or part of the republican party thinks would be of service to it. >> david, i've been inform

john lewis says the problems are down the high street. it has a price match promise so if they cut prices it has to as well, john lewis says that has been cutting its profits heavily. the company says it has no plans to end that policy. it is not cutting back on investment either. it is rebranding store, focussing on customer service with a team of personal stylists and launched its own product label but will it work? i thinkjohn lewis's strategy is pragmatic for what is happening in retail. they have to have unique products so they don't have to price match. they are developing very good fashion ranges and across the whole piece as well so this will set them up piece as well so this will set them up well in future. there is no question department stores have been struggling. house of fraser was bought by sports direct last month after falling into administration. and debenhamsjust after falling into administration. and debenhams just this week rushed out trading figures to fight claims it was also in financial trouble. john lewis insists

yes looking good and it's been a real good visit for a lewis hamilton doesn't it take us through it. i believe at this point loomis lewis hamilton must be absolutely loving the russian grand prix not only it's his third when it's also a clean sweep for the mercedes steam five wins out of five here in sochi he was congratulated at the podium by the russian president was given the cop and the biggest entry was whether lewis hamilton would repeat his antics of twenty fifteen when he actually soaked the russian president with champagne with the winners champagne this time it didn't happen to report and actually retreated from the podium just before lewis opened his champagne now the race itself was absolutely fantastic i'm still recovering from the deafening noise which disrupted you know the serenity of this black sea resort but it's the first time that this event has been held in sochi i've heard people saying that this is probably the most one of the most interesting races so far and let us just show our viewers the little breakdown of what the grand prix in russia saw g.g.p. is all a

it is brandon lewis, i'm afraid, who has taken the brandon lewis, i'm afraid, who has ta ken the flak brandon lewis, i'm afraid, who has taken the flak for this. and very outspoken crows in the sunday papers this morning. a senior tory said that brandon lewis, —— and very outspoken quotes. this is a picture him with er and winnie the pooh, apparently. we do not have it. you will have two by the newspaper! the observer focuses on new observer guidelines. they do try and get some kind of domestic agenda through. this is regarding children's mental health. obviously, you are the times education editor. this is a huge problem? yes, i've a story in the sunday times today, based on a conference that starts tomorrow. they survey 20,000 teenagers and they found, no surprise, 60% of them have accounts that are private and their parents know nothing about it. they are doing slightly risky things on these accounts, including posting intimate pictures. and it's about being bullied online, and it is the pressure among kids to look good as well. if you are sending selfies all the time, you know

of sochi for the latest round of formula one race sixteen wrapped up a while ago with british driver lewis hamilton reaching the checkered flag in first place for the state his team sports correspondent alexy irish if he was there for us we here in the black sea resort of sochi in south russia and this place is probably one of the favorite now for lewis hamilton the fastest englishman alive not only it's his third win it's also a clean sweep for the maceda seen five wins out of five here in sochi he was congratulated at the podium by the russian president was given the cup and the biggest intrigue was whether louis tomlinson would repeat his antics of twenty fifteen when he actually soaked the russian president with champagne with witness champagne this time it didn't happen and actually retreated from the podium just before lewis opened his champagne now the race itself was absolutely fantastic i'm still recovering from the deafening noise which disrupted you know the cigarette it's you know this black sea resort it's a famous time that this event has been held in sochi i've heard people

we are buying more electrical thatjohn lewis, much home. we are buying more electrical that john lewis, but much home. we are buying more electrical thatjohn lewis, but that has impacted margins as well. it is a bit ofa has impacted margins as well. it is a bit of a perfect storm. they say in the second half of the year that is the big part of the year forjohn lewis and they are expecting to do much better there. there will be healthy profits in the back half of the year. john lewis partly blaming brexit, although dominic raab says there is a temptation for businesses not doing well to blame brexit. john lewis is trying to make itself it, i guess, to weather storms by cutting some of the debt. did you say it was a 96—year—old trademark of being never knowingly undersold, is it going to have to change that? he was asked about that today and he said absolutely no. that policy is there for the good times and the bad. he said it was an important part of the relationship with the customer and it is going to stay. thank you very much. this th

chp's officer dan lewis was called to the rescue.officer dan lewis/chp"i don't know how she survived that and for that long,"police say it was all thanks to some kayakers floating by.officer dan lewis/chp"if they weren't out there that day and she kept going down the hill and i'm not sure anyone would have found her at all for a very long time. they basically saved her life."firefighters hiked the rugged terrain and were able to stabilize the 47- year-old woman who had suffered some major injuries. officer dan lewis/chp"for the firefighters going down there, that's the hard part because that's a steep embankment. honestly i'm really impressed by those kayakers who took the time out of their day, if it wasn't for them she would've been down there a really long time,"maneuvering through mountainous terrain, at first, the chp helicopter had difficulty even locating the stranded woman.officer dan lewis/chp"we were hovering up and down the hillside trying to find her. one of the kayakers parked his boat, got out to the short, hiked up to her, took off his t-shirt and he was swinging it ar

lewis hamilton comes out on top at the singapore grand prix. the brit extends his championship lead by a0 points. off the mark! west ham finally get their first win of the season in the premier league. andriy yarmolenko with two goals in his first start for the club. hello and welcome to sportsday. simon yates has completed a clean sweep of british victories in this year's grand tours, with victory in the vuelta a espana. the 26—year—old michelton—scott rider crossed the line safely in madrid at the end of today's processional stage. chris froome and geraint thomas had already won the giro d'italia and tour de france this year. joe lynskey reports. white merc in yate this is a sunday ride tojoin some merc in yate this is a sunday ride to join some friends. the history books, 2018 as the year three different british riders won cycling big three races. simon yates completed it at vuelta a espana, the streets of madrid ending a longer journey. 0ne streets of madrid ending a longer journey. one that started in the hills of greater manchester

chp's officer dan lewis was called to the rescue.officer dan lewis/chp"i don't know how she survived that and for that long,"police say it was all thanks to some kayakers floating by.officer dan lewis/chp"if they weren't out there that day and she kept going down the hill and i'm not sure anyone would have found her at all for a very long time. they basically saved her life."firefighters hiked the rugged terrain and were able to stabilize the 47- year-old woman who had suffered some major injuries. officer dan lewis/chp"for the firefighters going down there, that's the hard part because that's a steep embankment. honestly i'm really impressed by those kayakers who took the time out of their day, if it wasn't for them she would've been down there a really long time,"maneuvering through mountainous terrain, at first, the chp helicopter had difficulty even locating the stranded woman.officer dan lewis/chp"we were hovering up and down the hillside trying to find her. one of the kayakers parked his boat, got out to the short, hiked up to her, took off his t-shirt and he was swinging it ar

john lewis has recently rebranded itself asjohn lewis lewis has recently rebranded itself as john lewis and lewis has recently rebranded itself asjohn lewis and partners, and the partners are those that work there. it isa partners are those that work there. it is a great idea that people do participating businesses but don't allow politicians to do it. mutually owned businesses, corporate, ones where people have share ownership, participation, all sorts of things, through to very large companies which share ownership schemes. asks only people who work in financial services not as investment bankers but who have pay with a bank and pension with a bank and long—term savings in a bank, and shares crash, an awful lot of those people say, did nobly point out these risks to me. northern rock, you would be in big trouble. or, natwest. eggs in a basket. forcing companies to do things rather than offering incentives smacks of being in the ussr, says one viewer. she has a point, the point of the capitalist system, there is lots of different ways of doing it, i have come across excellent neutral

you need to let lewis by entertain 13. by entertain 13. i was going to go past the next lap. past the next lap. we had a risk with lewis, and we need to make sure we secure this. need to make sure we secure this. flag, his advantage grew by 13 points. points. the perfect day for mercedes, but not for bottas. mercedes, but not for bottas. weekend, and he was a real gentleman to let me buy. to let me buy. has an advantage in ferrari, and has a 1—2. a 1—2. but i can understand how difficult it was for valtteri. it was for valtteri. fantasticjob today and deserved to win. win. let's move on to the premier league now. league now. two wins on the spin the burnley, as they beat cardiff 2—1. they beat cardiff 2—1. without a win this season, burning out on the table. out on the table. —— burnley now 12 in the table. in the table. bottom four, the points on offer were precious. were precious. first half—hour, josh murphy rattling the post. rattling the post. target, until kenneth hall made sure joe hart were still awake. joe hart were

one would assume thatjohn lewis model would assume thatjohn lewis model would include the entire rail network, instead of bits of south—eastern... network, instead of bits of south-eastern. .. it is better but i would go the whole hog. let's get back to the sunday times. we only have a few seconds. panda bears are very sensitive creatures and they are not very sexy, it appears. they are not very sexy, it appears. they are not very sexy, it appears. they are not doing what they are supposed to be doing, having babies. they have been in edinburgh zoo for ages and ages, 2011. they have to go back in 2021. they are easily distracted. a p pa re ntly in 2021. they are easily distracted. apparently by things like high visibility vests. they have had to be banned on workmen near the pandas. also leaf blowers they'd like very much. very touchy. we must mention the men cartoon very quickly. two pandas sitting there and the caption is, they should try hive is jackets on borisjohnson. that is it from the papers this hour. nigel and joanne will be back at 11:30pm fora hour. nigel and joanne will

protesters who are stormed the cage during this year old's world cup final in the russian capital and lewis hamilton takes another step towards retaining his formula one world title the briton dominates under the lights on the streets of singapore. america evanston thanks for joining us we begin this hour with news from saul's very in southwest england police there have cordoned off parts of the city center after two people became ill at a restaurant chain called praed so the news spread quickly across social media this woman that is this is from a woman who says she was near the couple at the time of the incident. she wrote feeling a little apprehensive at saul's very leaps to action again when two russians are taken ill and press is showing the same symptoms as before and we were sitting next to them now under police supervision waiting for a medical team to give us the clear. now the restaurant in question this evening is a few hundred meters away from another eatery called the sea this is where former russian agents are gay script and his daughter yulia were poisoned in march. it w. cor

before the lights went out, big must‘ve felt improbable or impossible for lewis hamilton. behind his rivals, he would need fortune on his site to accept the odds of a home win for farah rate. not the first time this season, he was the architect of his own downfall despite hamilton edging ahead it is the fourth corner, he did not back off spinning down the field, his hopes of victory were over, but he battled back to finish fourth. he looked vulnerable as hamilton briefly passed him, but patience is one of the british virtues, thanks to a better strategy and helps in his mercedes team—mate, with nine laps left, he got ahead again and stayed there. is that when equals the great michael schumacher is record for what will be sweeter is record for what will be sweeter is extending his championship lead to 50 points. i want to give it up to farah rate they gave me a great challenge this weekend, they did an amazing job and give us a great fight. particularly i want to say thank you to everyone back home, because about their continued efforts in support, this would not be possi

even john lewis out, which is astounding, a 99% drop. evenjohn lewis is not immune to just how brutal it is on the high street at the moment. yes, the middle class consumer wants discounting because they are going to amazon or aldi or liddle and it is linked to that and also, they have spent a hell of a lot of monetary policy because they have rebranded, brought on new stores and new lines, maybe they have done that at the wrong time but they are definitely going to hope that pays off down the line, this could be a blip but we will be watching certainly in january blip but we will be watching certainly injanuary next blip but we will be watching certainly in january next year and ina certainly in january next year and in a year's time. it is critical now, as we come into christmas period, their most important period of time. thank you. see you later. still to come. can global brands make themselves cool and appeal to a younger age market, just by hiring cutting edge film makers? we meet the woman who's made a business of connecting corpo

lewis hamilton will be on pole for tomorrow's singapore grand prix after a first lap in qualifying he described as magic. that lap from the mercedes driver was enough despite failing to improve on his second run. hamilton's title rival sebastian vettel was third behind red bull's max verstappen. vicky holland is the new women's triathlon world champion. she had to finish ahead of her american rival, in order to claim the title in the final race of the season on australia's gold coast and she did just that by finishing in second place in the grand final. alex gulrajani reports. dancing her way into the record books. vecchi holland, a title prize she never expected. world champion, that has quite a ring to it, doesn't it? -- vicky holland. i can't believe i got there. on the start line in australia holland knew what was needed. the american led the championship. in the water, she made her intentions clear. as they moved on to the bikes am looking bright for:, on the course where she helped england win the commonwealth games she looked at home —— looking bright for holland. 0ut she l

looking unstoppable, lewis hamilton cruises to victory at the singapore grand prix. and simon yates wins the vuelta a espana to complete a clean sweep for british riders in this yea r‘s grand tours. welcome to the programme. it was worth the wait forjuventus fans as cristiano ronaldo opened his goalscoring account for the italian champions — scoring twice in a 2—1win over sassuolo which ensures their 100 percent start to the season. ronaldo hadn't scored in his first three games since his move from real madrid but tapped in shortly after half—time. he scored another after 65 minutes. however, ronaldo‘s moment might be overshadowed by what his teammate douglas costa got up to. the brazil winger managed to escape with a booking for head—butting midfielder federico di francesco, that was after he'd elbowed him. but moments later he was sent off after video cameras caught him spitting at the same player in another altercation. ronaldo wasn't the only one getting off the mark for a new club, gonzalo higuain scored his first goal for ac milan to rescue a 1—1

lewis bornjones is here with the rest of the day's news in 15 minutes' time —— lewis vaughan jones. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: he's back with his first victory in 5 years. tiger woods wins the season ending tour championship. 10 million reasons to be happy. justin rose wins the overall fedex cup to take home the mega money prize. and cristiano ronaldo is back among the goals forjuventus, as the italian champions leave it late, but win again. hello and welcome to the programme. a year ago he wasn't sure if he'd ever return to golf after back surgery, now, five years after his last pga tour victory, tiger woods is finally a winner again after digging in on the final day to win the season—ending tour championship. the 1a time major champion shot a one over 71, but still finished

lewis hamilton. lewis has been really good to me. i love the fact that so many people got in touch with me, people i didn't even know, people like lewis who i never spoke to before. he was someone always looked up to. to get that support from them was really cool. and yes, alex isjust another one of those, the guys that i'm now looking to for motivation, to keep the pushing on. things are looking bleak for zanardi, who is fighting for his life in hospital in berlin. billy was only two years old when alex zanardi crashed 13 laps from the end of the american memorial kart race in germany. two years later alex returned to finish those 13 laps of that fateful race. he continued on to become a successful touring car driver for bmw. i'd very much like to get the two of you to talk about your accidents with each other. do you remember losing consciousness? i was ui'icoi'iscious in the car about 45 minutes and then they realised how serious my injuries were and that was the point where they put me into an induced coma and i can't remember an

now according to nasa our county police department lewis awaits trial for making a false punishable written statement. well this is not the first such case in nov twenty sixth in an eighteen year old muslim woman in louisiana told police she lied when she claimed trump supporters removed her he. tep and co ten names well political commentator steve molds but he's the media is giving people a reason to lie by pushing trump's image as a racist i think the woman is influenced by what she hears and sees in the media the media portrays donald trump is a racist homophobe is enough for a bigot nazi and i think that when you crave attention and you hear all these things naturally you're going to get attention and sympathy if you say oh oh you know this is true look what happened to me and by saying that for her trunk supporters surrounded her told her to get out and then slashed her tires the next morning she had her ten seconds or fifteen minutes or whatever you want to look at it you have attention it's a narrative driven by the media that this is going to happen to you if you're black an

from retail hero to zero profits at thejohn lewis partnership have the monetary policy committee votes unanimously to keep the interest rate on hold at 0.75%. and will we roam freely after brexit? the government has promised that extra charges for mobile use in europe will not return even if the uk leaves the eu without a deal, despite warnings by phone providers. while britain staggered its way back to recovery from the financial crisis, one company that seemed to defy gravity wasjohn lewis. high street rivals came crashing down pulled under by internet shopping and spiralling costs. but that swan—like performance has come to an end. profits have fallen to almost zero in the first half of the year. they say its because they're having to price match rivals who are having to slash their prices to keep punters coming in through the doors. the result? a 99% slump in profits to £1.2 milion. and what is more the retailer says that profits for the whole year will be substantially lower than they previously thought. there's also a rebranding going on. the company is changing the name of it

the great plains, if you think about it, was where the cattle drives were, where a bunch of lewis and clark's famous explorations and encounters with animals like grizzly bears and it innumerable herds of bison were located. it was the place where many of the indian wars took place, and really configured later western american history, and one of the reasons the great plains was the location of all the action is because that is where the wildlife was. as mountains were thought of wildlife poor. lewis and clarke could not wait to get out of the rockies and back to the great plains, where they had abundant wildlife to harvest. so thinking of the west in that way -- we all know there were many wests. there still are. the pacific northwest, the desert southwest, the rocky mountain west, the great basin, the great plains -- that was all true in the 18th and 19th centuries as well, and the actions that cause the tremendous abundance of animals that was almost unrivaled anywhere in the world, except for africa, was the primary reason. one of the things i want to do today -- i will do this an

but lewis seems to be making fewer mistakes. as the pressure ramps up, these sorts of things will start to hurt. he need everything to go smoothly. if he wa nts to everything to go smoothly. if he wants to win the title. lets see what happens. qualifying is all to play for in singapore and then the race on sunday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories around today.... liverpool women manager neil redfearn has resigned afterjust three months in charge of the club. it follows two defeats in their last competitive matches under the 53—year—old, including a 5—0 defeat by arsenal on sunday. the world anti—doping agency is to discuss an updated recommendation to re—instate the russian anti—doping agency. the proposal will be discussed at a meeting next wwek after wada received a letter from the russian ministry of sport acknowledging the issues identified in the country. great britain have won their opening davis cup play—off rubber against uzbekistan after dan evans beat dennis istomin in five sets. brita

also on the bbc sport website, news of lewis hamilton's pole position for tomorrow's singapore grand prix. that's it. a reminder that the andrew marr show is on at the new time of 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. but from me and the team, goodnight. hello. this is bbc news with me, martine croxall. the liberal democrats have been discussing a major shake—up of the party at their conference in brighton. the changes, set out by the leader sir vince cable earlier this month, include allowing supporters — as well as fullyjoined—up members — to vote for a new leader. our political correspondent jonathan blake sent us this update. he's been addressing the after—hours rally for party members here in brighton on the first day of the conference, designed to get the party membership fired up. and he got a warm reception for his comments. he addressed in this speech this evening has plans to open up the party, which you mentioned just there, to allow people to join without paying a membership fee, and to potentially have someone lead the party who wasn't one of its elected members of parl

lewis hamilton. lewis has been really cool to me. obviously inviting me to the grand prix and sharing support for me straight after the accident. i love the fact that so many people got in touch with me, people i didn't even know, people like lewis who i'd never spoke to before. he was always someone i looked up to, so to get that support from them was really cool. and yes, alex isjust another one of those, the guys that i'm now looking to for motivation, and to keep me pushing on. things are looking bleak for zanardi, who is fighting for his life in hospital in berlin. ely was only two years old when alex zanardi crashed 13 laps from the end of the american memorial kart race in germany. two years later, alex returned to finish those 13 laps of that fateful race. he continued on to become a successful touring car driver for bmw. i'd very much like to get the two of you to talk about your accidents with each other. first of all, do you remember everything or did you lose consciousness? i was unconscious in the car about 45 minutes ma

lewis. mr. lewis yes. mr. doggette. mr. doggette yes. mr. thompson, yes. mr. larson. mr. larson yes. mr. blummenhaur. mr. kind. mr. kind aye. mr. pascrelpascrell. mr. pascrell yes. dr. davis. dr. davis yes. ms. sanchez aye. mr. higgins, mr. higgins yes. ms. soule yes. dr. chu aye. mr. holding. mr. rice. mr. blummenhaur. chairman brady. chairman brady no. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 15 yays, 21 nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. any other amendment in the nature of the substitute is t? s >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. >> mr. reichert, you're recognized. point of order has been reserved. the clerk will distribute the amendment and ask the gentleman from texas to suspend while the clerk distributes. >>> so the gentleman is recognized union his amendment there is a germane issue you may want to recognize. >> thank you very much. to sell this sorry tax bill, the trump administration told a number of whoppers, but certainly one of the biggest whoppers is this one from the executive office of the president on november 14th, 2017. they told us t

lewis. mr. lewis yes. mr. doggette. mr. doggette yes. mr. thompson, yes. mr. larson. mr. larson yes. mr. blummenhaur. mr. kind. mr. kind aye. mr. pascrelpascrell. mr. pascrell yes. dr. davis. dr. davis yes. ms. sanchez aye. mr. higgins, mr. higgins yes. ms. soule yes. dr. chu aye. mr. holding. mr. rice. mr. blummenhaur. chairman brady. chairman brady no. >> the clerk will report the vote. >> 15 yays, 21 nays. >> the amendment is not agreed to. any other amendment in the nature of the substitute is t? s >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. >> mr. reichert, you're recognized. point of order has been reserved. the clerk will distribute the amendment and ask the gentleman from texas to suspend while the clerk distributes. >>> so the gentleman is recognized union his amendment there is a germane issue you may want to recognize. >> thank you very much. to sell this sorry tax bill, the trump administration told a number of whoppers, but certainly one of the biggest whoppers is this one from the executive office of the president on november 14th, 2017. they told us t

they are bringing in a guy from john lewis to do it, and that is no accident. they say they want to learn from the john lewis model, where employees are partners. they are the owners of the business. with the potential that railway workers could be the equivalent within their industry. but there is a short—term tactical reason for this becoming news now, which is the report into that timetabling mess in may. the interim report is coming in the next few days and it could be grim reading. this gives the government the chance to be on the front foot. pope francis has delivered an impassioned speech in sicily, appealing to italy's mafia to abandon a life of crime and violence. he visited the island to pay homage to a parish priest who was murdered by the mafia 25 years ago. courtney bembridge reports. 0n on his way to these sicilian capital with a clear message, pope francis joseph centre of mafia activity to send it. translation: today we need men and women of love, not men and women of honour, of service, not of overpowering. we need men and women to walk toget

a pretty epic lap for lewis. the others could not get close. max verstappen the best of the rest, but almost a third of a second off britain. sebastian vettel more than half a second behind in third, and unless his luck changes soon it could spell the end of his hopes of catching hamilton. that lap felt like magic. i don't really know where it came from, but it all came together. i want to say a huge thank you to all of the team back at the factory. everyone is working so hard to pull the extra bits, and today i managed for that one lap to get it right. vicki holland is the new women's champion —— kia plant champion. —— vicky holland is the new women's triathlon world champion. she had to finish ahead of her american rival, in order to claim the title in the final race of the season. and holland did just that on australia's gold coast early this morning — finishing in second place in the grand final guaranteed her the wrld title. alex gulrajani reports. dancing her way into the record books, for vicky holland, a title prize she never

. >> i'm a big fan of jerry lewis. in fact his birthday is this week. >> i saw you playing one of his pieces? i notice you have a little bit of that 50s style. >> some of the music from the 50s and 60s is my favorite error. i love that generation of music and rock 'n roll. we do a lot of it in the show. we have a lot of jerry lewis and other music. that is the thing about the show there is a wide spectrum of of years. i have been headline -- headlining on cruises. we have to cater to every corner of the globe. >> i love listening to the grateful dead. and it was phenomenal. how do connect to the audience? >> this is a full las vegas the show. i try to be funny. it's really about the music. i do talk a lot in introduces songs and talk about those stories. >> do you prefer vegas or cruise ships? >> playing in my hometown is always the best. although i do enjoy traveling a lot. and we are starting to do shows in different cities around the country and the world. and we are very excited to be here in san francisco. >> so l

i think the strategy of john lewis is very pragmatic for what is happening in retail. they have to have unique product so they don't have to price match and they are developing some very good fashion ranges across the whole piece as well. so i think this will set them up very well in the future. there is no question department stores have been struggling. house of fraser was bought by sports direct last month after falling into is ministration and debenhamsjust this week rushed out trading figures after claims it was also in financial trouble. john lewis insists it can prosper by being different and avoid becoming another casualties of the british high street. it is 7:55 p:m.. bbc news at six is coming up with the latest news. i will be back in ten minutes. and we are back with ben for the weather. it isa it is a mixed story in the uk but nothing too dramatic. first of all, this is the latest from the usa and the latest satellite image of hurricane florence, the storm was weakening a short time ago, category two but with winds of 105 mph. but don't take news of that an

rita is the widow of the teamster butch lewis and she had become an advocate herself fighting for the pensions workers earned. rita said, "it's like we're invisible." to the millions of american workers working too many hours for too little pay, let me tell you, you aren't invisible to me, you are not invisible to democratic officeholders in this country. we see you. we hear you. we fight for you. we fight for paid family leave. we fight for sick leave. we fight for overtime pay. we fight to give workers a say on the job. we fight to save america's pensions. we fight for those small businesses that are helping in our pension system. we want to make it easy for everyone to save for retirement. we work to encourage companies to invest in their greatest asset -- you, the american worker. that's what democrats fight for on labor day. that's what we'll fight for tomorrow. that's what we'll fight for the rest of the year and next year too, every day throughout the year. happy labor day to america's great workforce -- the american worker. thank you so much. "> c-span's "washington journal li

black woman in long island new york for making up a story about a trump related hate crime at were lewis told detectives fourteen they just confronted her as she was driving home that they yelled trump twenty sixteen before stating she didn't belong there lewis also claimed that after parking in front of our house you work the next morning to find car tires slashed and a no there with the words go home but police found the he said fabricated the tale and even wrote the note herself lewis now awaits trial for making a punishable falls written statement. but it's not the first such case of fake politically linked allegations in november of two thousand and sixteen an eighteen year old muslim woman in louisiana admitted to police she lied when claiming term supporters had removed her job and called her names political commentator steve malzberg believes the us media are giving people a reason to lie by pushing an image of trump as being a racist. i think the woman is influenced by what she hears and sees in the media the media portrays donald trump as a racist homophobe is enough of a big h

on the european tour, england's tom lewis has won the portugal masters. it was his first win since 2011 when he won the portugal masters for the first time — his only professional victory until today. despite starting with a first round of one over par, lewis finished 22 under to claim a 3—stroke win over australia's lucas herbert. last night was all about the finish — anthony joshua knocking out alexander povetkin in the seventh round at wembley to retain his titles. now attention turns to who he'll fight next — a clash that could see him become the undisputed heavyweight champion. he's already said he's happy to face the winner of tyson fury and deontay wilder who'll battle it out for the wbc title in december — the only beltjoshua doesn't have. david ornstein has more. the smile that is becoming the symbol of his unstoppable success, anthonyjoshua carries the burden of his sport, but with each bout he gets eve n his sport, but with each bout he gets even better. it comes down to losing. you have to beat king kong. you have to get them to figh

a pretty epic lap for lewis. the others could not get close. max verstappen the best of the rest, but almost a third of a second off britain. sebastian vettel more than half a second behind in third, and unless his luck changes soon it could spell the end of his hopes of catching hamilton. that lap felt like magic. i don't really know where it came from, but it all came together. i want to say a huge thank you to all of the team back at the factory. everyone is working so hard to pull the extra bits, and today i managed for that one lap to get it right. also coming up in the programme: we meet basketball star steph curry — as he talks about life on and off the court. i know that you are not going to please everybody in this world. the whole thing is about spreading love and respect on either side of the conversation. vicky holland is the new women's triathlon world champion. she had to finish ahead of her american rival, in order to claim the title in the final race of the season. and holland did just that on australia's gold coast early this

lewis? mr. lewis, no. mr. doggett? no. mr. thompson? mr. thompson, no. mr. thompson, no. mr. blumenauer, no. mr. kind? mr. kind, no. mr. pascrell? mr. pascrell, no. mr. crowley? >> no. >> mr. crowley, no. dr. davis? dr. davis, no. miss sanchez. mr. higgins. plr mr. higgins, no. miss delbene? dr. chu? dr. chu, no. mr. holding. mr. rice. miss sanchez. miss sewell. chairman brady? >> aye. >> chairman brady, aye. mr. chairman? >> clerk will report the vote. >> 21 ayes. 14 nays. >> ayes are 21, the nos 14. the house of representatives file objection, i ask the staff be authorized to make technical con forming changes to the bill. amendments have two additional days to file with the county clerk supplemental dissenting minority views. last order of business is hr -- if i can ask the committee and audience to refrain. last order of business hr-5756. i'll now turn to mr. buchanan, the bill's sponsor and chair of the tax policy subcommittee to give an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. last year we pass add bill to reform our tax bill into one bill or economic growth. lowe

important to note as well that the russian president is in attendance here and interesting to see if lewis hamilton wins this race again and he is wanted two times already before whether he would soak the russian president in champagne again on the podium just like he did back in. fifteen obviously we'll see the race is about to begin and we'll keep you updated yeah you have to win to do i want to use not in poll for the moment but who'd bet against lewis hamilton speed thank you very much for the update. moving on in a bid to try and stop the spread of disease authorities in paris are increasing the number of special safe fires for drug addicts but residents who live nearby say it's turning their lives into a nightmare. investigate. behind these and gates stands the sour dish shoot the fixer in france's first legal venue especially for addicts the idea was to give addicts a safe space to get clean needles to prevent the spread of disease as well as to be able to seek help but since it opened almost two years ago people living and working on this street say it's turned their lives into a n

brandon lewis, thank you. i hope she has got some cough sweets this year. and george have a ready supply. andrew marr listening to that with interest. you have got theresa may on this morning, haven't you? yes, foran yes, for an extended interview and tom watson, the deputy leader of the labour party, i couldn't u nfortu nately you wa nt labour party, i couldn't unfortunately you want brandon lewis was saying but the questions sounded very good! i tell you what, if andrew marr says that, i'm going to retire. that is my career done. andrew marr is on at 10am. here's ben with a look at this morning's weather. how is it looking. not too bad, last day of september, not how it is looking but out is feeling is the question, it feels pretty chilly but i suppose an autumn chill pretty chilly but i suppose an autumn chili is appropriate. a bit more cloud around in places than yesterday. that is how it looks in sheffield at the moment or at least how it looked a short time ago. quite cool and breezy today, and despite the cloud, some sunshine, and a few showers in th