seeing me! hello, you heard ben but you are security at your fingertips we ll meet the man who says the key to online safety could be in your own hands. and as digital video sales could overtake dvd and blu ray this year. we want to know, do you still buy your movies on disc? just use #bbcbizlive. sally hodkin the limelight, i don t know! welcome to the programme. it s less than a week since the uk woke up to an election result that plunged it into even deeper political and economic uncertainty. prime minister theresa may still hasn t finalised an agreement with the northern irish democratic unionist party which would allow her to govern with a narrow majority. but away from those talks, the pressure is mounting on the government to lay out a strategy for brexit negotiations. tonight the chancellor, orfinance minister, philip hammond, could give us some idea of what is planned. he s expected to say that $61bn of funds from the european union s investment bank will not be pu
foot metal building. the middle makes it difficult for the firefighters to put the fire out. reporter: explosions forced firefighters out of the building. the owner peter desouza , watched everything go up in smoke. there s no rhyme or method to any of this except i just lost a lifetime of savings. reporter: the warehouse full of cleaning supplies and thought of the building burning, but mercer merce more so going through my stuff. reporter: also inside, dozens of birds, cats, dogs and he monkey named ringo. i had some animals to give them personal care. had access to outside. we saw them every day and everything was great. reporter: she rents and animal rescue called, tipped cat. keeping the animals here was when urine and lever, you get used to death and sickness. you accept bad things and deal with it. and get up and go help other animals. reporter: one firefighter was taken to the hospital for exhaustion. the owner tells me he will rebuild and after that
prior to hn 1n 1, swine flu, mexico was the hotspot. it s clear from looking at it logically, you can t prioritize where to work. it s what you do there that matters. our responses are always after the fact. it s not good public health. we did good public health on smoking, diabetes, we do lousy public health on pandemics. we need prevention, not cure. so great example, we ve had the worst african ebola, $5.1 billion was used to back fund a lot of the operations that happened during the outbreak. where is the money to move forward? there s a global health security agenda. we need the funds to be allocated to the places where there s the next outbreak, not the last outbreak. we know where they are, we know how many they are and we know how to go about identifying them. i think it s good common sense, public health to get out there and do this proactively. prioritization, you go back to which wildlife species are the viruses found in, are there already ongoing outbreaks of undi
kevin? kevin: michelle, this is day five in the search for nicole mittendorff. i can tell you the weather is cooperating. but the search area is still quite large. this is a map of shenandoah national park. skyline drive cuts across the mountain ridge for a hundred miles. but this area i m circling is the spot that the crews focus the effort on. this is because the black dot represents a park ranger saturday evening found nicole mittendorff s 2009 mini cooper abandoned. close to a hundred people from more than a dozen state, local and non-profit agencies are now on the ground here at shenandoah. there is a makeshift command post tracking the search crews in real time with the g.p.s. technology. the park service has placed yellow tape at many of the trail heads here to ensure hikers do not hamper the operation by accident. as of an hour ago the authorities told me the search dogs go but no one has stumbled across any physical evidence such as mittendorff s clothing or jewelry.
some points steve and i disagree on. i ll just jump off the cliff here. i actually think we disagree quite vehemently on where the line is between permissible unilateral presidential war making and when the president has to go to congress. it s just that that s not where we are today. the reason why is because you have these two older statutes, the 2001 and the iraq statute and more importantly at the top of the program as the caller said you have no question that congress and the american people support kind of action in iraq against isis. this is not the kind of competitional controversy that would raise the fight i think we would quite happily get into if this were an academic conversation entirely because there is no dispute about the principle. what is really at issue is why we re going in, what the end game is, and exactly what the terms of the authorization should be. i think that s why it is particularly problematic that rather engage in that debate and push through