On bbc news at 5. Sunday, saturday i should say, if that match will go ahead between eu countries agree to intensify brexit talks with the uk, scotla nd that match will go ahead between scotland and japan. Scotland said they are considering legal action if but both sides say more work they are considering legal action if the game is cancelled at the rugby is needed, to get a deal. I think both of us can see a pathway world cup. I will have more on that to a deal but that doesnt and an update on the japanese grand prix. Then which has the weather. Plenty of the rain around. There will be plenty of rain in the forecast. Apple not train everywhere this weekend all the time, but where the rain does full it is following on really soggy ground. So there could be problems of flooding for all of that plus the latest on the typhoon in japan just all of that plus the latest on the typhoon injapan just before half past. Also coming up, the long journey home. The five year old daughter is a man ja
We have unrest at home, and abroad. New protests in hong kong today, despite the protests number one demand there being met. This weekend is not expected to be any quieter and then over the uk, lawmakers voting to block a no deal brexit thats the show down with the Prime Minister Boris Johnson, well talk about all of that plus Hurricane Dorian making landfall along the North Carolina coast as the storm continues to make its way north, were live on the ground with the latest on the Recovery Efforts. Melissa fox Business Team coverage Edward Lawrence is in washington, christina partsinevelos is on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and blake burman and Hillary Vaughn are both at the white house. Lets start with edward. Reporter melissa today Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell hints he supports a rate cut, now he bases that around trade, not the trade policy itself. We would never comment on trade policy. We dont do trade. Its not a responsibility of the fed, but i think it is t
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that you miss what s really important. that s what s happening right now in america. our president and the rest of the democratic party have their priorities all wrong. in a new fox poll, 41% of the potential voters said inflation is their most important concern. with no other issue even coming close. and if you ask joe biden and the democrats, they will tell you inflation is their top priority. and i have said many times tackling inflation is my number one priority. jesse: but actions speak louder than words. instead of lowering prices and pumping more oil, democrats are just ignoring you. just look at what they are focusing on today as the to you jones falls below 30,000 for the first time in a year and a half. after not solving the border crisis and failing to pass voting rights, the white house is now giving kamala yet another task. drum roll, please: kamala harris is going to tackle cyberbullying. it is with that spirit that we are doing the work we are doing today
Middle east analysts discuss what this means for the saudi government at an event in washington, d. C. This is an hour and a half. Mr. Jahshan evening, i good would like to welcome all of you to this special briefing focusing on the shakeup in the riyadh regional and International Implications. Over the past 13 days since the november,ifth of some serious and very significant changes and steps have been taken in the kingdom of saudi arabia that attracted andattention of media political analysts all over the world, as a matter of fact. Know, there have been hundreds and hundreds, if not thousands, of articles and interviews conducted, written about the significance of these immediate,erms of midterm, longterm implications, domestic implications, regional implications, International Implications, for the kingdom and for those like the United States countries that have interests and special relationship with the kingdom. Although it has been a couple of weeks of hyperactivity at that , fr