than 200 million people learned weather warnings with temperatures dropping to 45 celsius in some places. china continues to grapple with major covid 19 outbreaks following the lifting of restrictions in to bring questions about the governments official death tally. and george: who was part of england s 1966 world cup winning england s1966 world cup winning team has died aged 83. more and support later in the bulletin. we ll tell you what you need to know about travelling ahead of christmas day. clashes have erupted after a fatal shooting at a kurdish centre. three people were killed in the incident and three others injured. possible racist motive is being investigated and when angry demonstrators gathered in the tenth near the kurdish centre. some carrying banners and pushing towards a line of police, projectiles were thrown and right please respond with tear gas. the clashes began shortly after the interior minister spoke to the media at the scene. he said the 69 year old
evaluating the damage and beginning the recovery this morning, president trump says he will visit the state. it s a rough hurricane as you know better than anybody. the coast guard has been amazing already. you ve been hearing what they are doing right in the middle of the storm. fema has been incredible, we are working very well with the governor and the other governors in surrounding states. we are going to florida very soon. dagen: we will take you live to florida straight ahead. remembering 9/11. president trump will attend a commemoration and aftermath of 9/11 attacks. the company struggling respond to that massive data breach, what you need to know if you re affected ahead. futures are showing gains, again, maybe sigh of relief as irma moves through florida, not as much damage in say miami beach as some might have expected. again, we are watching atlanta, atlanta was under the first tropical storm in that city s history. atlanta georgia could get hit. in europe, we ha
britain will push for a brexit transition period that would keep it in the single market for two years. but can it break the stalemate over money? plus, clouds gather over the us solar industry as a trade dispute with china heats up. welcome to world business report. i m rachel horne. we start in florence, italy, where as you ve been hearing british prime minister theresa may will set out her position on brexit in a speech. with just 18 months to go before the uk is set to leave the eu, she hopes it will break the stalemate in negotiations. so what are we expecting? sources have told the bbc that theresa may will ask for a transition period of up to two years after the uk leaves in march 2019. she will offer to keep paying into the eu budget during that transition, so other eu member states don t have to contribute more. at current levels that would amount to about 20 billion euros. in return, she wants uk access to the eu single market and some form of customs union in t
well, as trump prepares to meet with party leaders on capitol hill thursday, will there be a change of heart? will they unite behind donald trump? then, president george w. bush gets candid about our veterans. i see my role of making sure our vets know that i ll never forget them. our exclusive interview from the invictus games. we re there live. so is one of our favorite doctors. mornings are better with friends. hi, everybody. thanks for joining us here in studio e. ainsley and i, this is our first opportunity to welcome back brian kilmeade who on saturday celebrated his birthday! yes. it was a lot of fun. and you just decided not to show up for work on friday. we had cakes, balloons, everything ready to go. i know steve brought that. did you bring anything? yes. i made you a cake and cup cakes. you know you get to a certain age, you if you are not going to show up for work on friday, don t bother on saturday. happy birthday. i got brian is
unopposed for the first time, even telling supporters to stay home and save their vote for the general election. meanwhile, hillary clinton trails bernie sanders slightly in west virginia after thosecontroversial comments about the coal industry . jon: rick edson is watching the voting live in charleston west virginia. rich? reporter: good morning john and heather and partly because of those comments, hillary clinton is acknowledging she may have a difficult time in west virginia. the market changed from 2008 when she easily defeated then senator barack obama with 67 percent of the vote. two months ago she said we are going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. a couple weeks ago campaigning earlier this month she tried clarifying those remarks, said they were amiss statement and she was simply stating what s already going on in the coal industry and what she wants to do to help those who are out of work despite those difficulties, clinton enjoys a w