the fight was stopped in the 11th round after saunders floored coceres three times. but it had been a tough match up until that point, the argentinian challenger pushing saunders all the way at the staples center in los angeles. that's all the sport for now. now the travel show. this week on the travel show, i find out how punk helped to end the cold war. also on this weekend's special programme, we are off to bulgaria to visit an iconic relic of its communist past. powerful, powerful architecture. and we meet the people in latvia recreating a good night out, eastern block style. wow! i think that will warm me up! this weekend marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, back in november 1989. poland was the first eastern bloc country to turn its back on communism, earlier that year. but those iconic images of the wall coming down here in berlin really did confirm that the cold war in europe was coming to an end. 0n the evening of november ninth, 1989, the whole world watched the destruction of the berlin wall. a structure that divided notjust the city,

the fight was stopped in the 11th round after saunders floored his opponent three times. it had been a tough match up until that point, the argentinian challenger pushing saunders all the way at the staples centre in los angeles. and the fight billed as the biggest internet event in history endedin biggest internet event in history ended in a win for the british youtube asi. he survived a knockdown against fellow internet star logan paul to win on a split decision in los angeles. this was their first fight as professionals put up their original battle in manchester last year ending original battle in manchester last yearending ina original battle in manchester last year ending in a draw. that is all the sport for now, i will have more for you in the next hour. thousands of people are facing a third day of chaos after severe flooding in parts of england, with damaged homes and disruption to businesses and travel stop seven severe flood warnings are in place on the river don in yorkshire, meaning there is a to life. and there is also concern that water levels are rising on

2020 campaign katrina pearson and former white house press secretary and fox news contributor sarah saunders. so great to see you. what you make of what we seen this week. >> it's a complete waste of time, instead of talking about, you hit it perfectly instead of doing things to help americans, they are waking wasting american tax dollars on a complete sham. we have this sitting on a supposed these desperate months, it is been waiting to put on house for but they're so busy hating the president that they cannot get anything done, what they're doing is a complete disgrace because everybody loses in this process. and hopeful that they rafted up soon and we can get back to real business. i think it shows us exactly what the democrats are all about, they have no message or strategy in a 2020 president trump away reelected and they will be wrong all over again. >> i enjoyed that comment. [laughter] >> sarah is right, we were in

the fight was stopped in the 11th round after saunders floored coceres three times. but it had been a tough match up until that point, the argentinian challenger pushing saunders all the way at the staples center in los angeles. they were on the undercard of the fight billed as the biggest internet event in history. british youtuber ksi survived a knock—down against fellow internet star logan paul to win on a split decision. both have a combined a0 million subscribers on you tube. both have a combined a0 million subscribers on youtube. this was their first fight as professionals, with their previous bout in manchester last year ending in a draw. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you very much. see you later on. australia's prime minister, scott morrison, has dodged questions thousands of people are facing a third day of chaos from severe flooding in parts of england with damaged homes, disrupted businesses, and travel disruption. seven severe flood warnings are in place on the river don in yorkshire meaning there's a danger to lif

both he and saunders want to fight saul "canelo" alvarez next, but smith believes an all—british match—up would be a great alternative. he isa he is a world champion, i am a world champion. we are both british and undefeated. it is a fight that has generated a lot of interest in the public. i think a fight with each other makes sense. i will sit down with my team and see what fight we can deliver. either way, with my team and see what fight we can deliver. eitherway, it with my team and see what fight we can deliver. either way, it should bea can deliver. either way, it should be a good fight. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have a full round—up at 6:30pm. more now on the death of celebrity chef gary rhodes. he died in dubai aged 59. famous for his distinctive, spiky hairstyle and his love of british cuisine, gary rhodes was a regular on television, presenting programmes including masterchef. let's see a little bit of gary rhodes in action. if you are worried about those egg whites, why notjust make some meringues? no

clark assured saunders. the truth. is really she was not the ones who don't force the. course ok great i'll take this one. 0 and of all of me thought the i can't stop laughing i think you're going to get her to dress like a genuine indian. georg's style is a hit. they have a little time to enjoy the indian ocean before the celebration begins. unlike western custom the bridal couple don't have to avoid meeting before the wedding. yes i just i'm about to see her now i have permission to reveal. the bride and her family are from northern india. this is my father. oh. and then comes another surprise. i can speak a little german i learned at the great institute. did. it come up i come from delhi. that's about 3000 kilometers away right i used to. that he's not delhi is in northern india and corollas in southern india suit. me i'm very excited that. the evening before the wedding the women celebrate with lots of music and dance. for a new it's a marriage of love she met her future husband pratyush on the internet he was in stuttgart and she was in delhi she had to obtain her

many of your fans are looking for another british matchup, billyjones saunders is that possibility? it is a fight that makes sense. it has generated a lot of interest. if either of us can get this on the cards, a fight with each other does make sense. i will look to see what fight my team can deliver but either way it should be good fight. that was callum smith talking to me earlier. time for a brief look at today's other sports stories — making the headlines. ben stokes says england captain joe root has the backing of "everyone in the changing room" — following his disappointing performance in the first test against new zealand. root made just two and 11 at the bay 0val and has dropped out of the top 10 of the test batting rankings for the first time in over five years. former australia player israel folau has increased his compensation demand from rugby australia. folau — who is a christian — is suing for religious discrimination after being fired for making anti—gay remarks on social media. temporary concussion substitutions could be introduced for the first time at the

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are proposing government programs to intervene in the economy and saunders and other members of the party are not shy about identifying themselves at a democratic socialist. on the other side president trump and republicans are for training that is dangerous for america. some reason polling shows the capitalism and socialism through the lens of the political affiliation. a survey by two research taken earlier this year ruled 65 had a positive view of capitalism with 42% saying the same for socialism. however, republicans and those leaning republican 50% had a favorable view of socialism. 65% leaning democrat did. while majority of americans give capitalism the thum thumbs-up, y guest argues something has gone wrong with the nations economic mobile. what used to be highly competitive dynamic free market has morphed into something else one increasingly dominated by huge companies that are eliminating choice, reason prices and harming the consumer impairing the strength of the world largest economy. in an especially ironic twist he says it europe what we like t

threat that ironically means other than the impending hearing there's nothing standing in the way of mr saunders extradition to the us. that is now focused on the threat mr science has been warning about for years the belligerent prosecution of the united states and the threat it poses to the 1st amendment the swedish sex crime out of geisha and led to the ecuadorian embassy in august plenty of. space with the drugged out of april this year he is currently in prison now swedish charges are being brought all the time sometimes his extradition trial scheduled for february next year but some are concerned about whether he'll get a fair hearing i think that it's absolutely fair to say that politics does come into play. in extradition proceeding it was not designed to be a political or say that politics absolutely positively should not come into play but should be treated as any other. perceiving where the us are seeking to have someone extradited from u.k. to us or u.k. you seek it out when extradited from the u.s. back to you. but i think it's cruel ish for one to assume that politics will not come

mr saunders requires urgent expert medical assessment of both his physical and psychological state of health such urgent assessments and treatment not to take place we have real concerns on the evidence currently available that mr sanchez could die in prison the medical situation is thereby urgent no time to lose we have credible witness reports from people that saw julian recent weeks such as the souther. his barrister robin song and the former u.k. . and they all agree that julian's physical and mental condition. strictly in seriously. so his medical doctor we extremely concerned that nothing was being. by now or many consider him a political prisoner was. british brazen doctors from numerous countries such as the us the australia and italy have made their assessments based on eyewitness accounts as following his or his october court appearance back then it was reported that a song's couldn't recall his date of birth and when asked whether he could understand what was happening the australian replied that he couldn't think straight the wiki leaks that is so has also complained about

and sexual assault allegations against wiki leaks founder julian assange due to lack of evidence mr saunders serving a prison sentence in britain for jumping bail to avoid extradition to sweden. on german chancellor angela merkel has pledged more investments to african countries that pursue economic and political be forms germany is hosting an investor conference in berlin on the g 20 is compact africa initiative chancellor said greater transparency and legal security could encourage private investment in the continent of africa this is the doubly news from for more follow us on twitter use or visit the website that's. coming up the date of your business with the talk of the island i'll be back at the top of the out of the. just off the bat. he has an excellent reputation but so far he's been a bit of a disappointment. really could you know what i'm supposed to know fire munich get back on track this season. but he hasn't given a strong idea. we'll take a closer look at a stellar career. pick up next to godliness. we present europe at its most fascinating at its most exciting. it's most crea

mr saunders rick was urgent expert medical assessment of both his physical and psychological state of health were such urgent assessments and treatment not to take place we have real concerns on the evidence currently available that mr son should die in prison the medical situation is urgent there is no time to lose. credit. reports from people who saw recent weeks such as other. and the former u.k. . and they all agree that julian's physical and mental condition. in seriously. so it's medical. we extremely concerned that nothing was being. many consider him a political prisoner. british brazen. doctors from numerous countries such as the us australia and italy have made their assessments based on eyewitness accounts following his october court appearance back then it was reported that couldn't recall his date of birth and when asked whether he could understand what was happening the australian replied he could not think straight week you think senator has also complained about the conditions of his imprisonment on multiple occasions. is currently being held in london's belmarsh priso

and saunders extradition hearing is set to take place and february of next year waters told us a songe as a political prisoner. there's no process of will big followed at the moment somebody somebody banged up in belmarsh for 23 hours out of every $24.00 being slowly murdered by the state because he told uncomfortable truths about war crimes committed by the united states of america. it purely purely political this is a political prisoner he's been hung out to dry as a warning to others others who might decide that they might be journalists that they might fulfill that function as journalists by informing the public and the electorate of what goes on secretly in their name so this business objects tradition has nothing to do with the legal process he's being railroaded in it's disgusting to find the truth these days is a shrink really difficult in any sane universe he would be lauded as a hero of the people for getting at the truth and then publishing it and he's not killing him. violent clashes have broken out in the haitian capital as hundreds of protesters demonstrated against the v

evan buddy pass and told reporters that evidence against him is not strong enough to file charges mr saunders is currently serving a prison sentence in britain for jumping biol to avoid action dition to sweden in 2010 a woman accused him of raping her during the week leaks conference in stockholm. us is professor of law at the university of oslo an institute of legal studies he's followed the case closely and joins us from florence in italy welcome to d.w. why do you think it's taken the swedish prosecutors 9 years to work out there is insufficient evidence to charge mr sawyer. that's a very good question. it's clear that they could have interviewed miss in london in their code or an embassy where they had sort. they did not do so and the prosecutors were criticized by the supreme court in its review where it did not tun the decision is made from this we just saw it in this exhibition. context but criticised very strong in the decisions and the procedures followed and that it was disproportionate to continue to pursue a sausage in the way which to prosecutors were doing so they had a very hig

mr saunders rick was urgent expert medical assessment of both his physical and psychological state of health were such urgent assessment and treatment not to take place we have real concerns on the evidence currently. that mr sanchez could die in prison the medical situation is the boy urgent there is no time to lose. doctors from numerous countries such as the us astri. made their assessments based on eyewitness accounts following his october court appearance back then it was reported that i couldn't recall the date of birth but when asked whether he could understand what was happening the extreme replied that he couldn't think straight the wiki leaks editor is also complained about the conditions of his imprisonment on multiple occasions. julian sanchez currently being held in london's belmarsh prison where he's serving a 50 week sentence for breaching his bail conditions and 2012 separately he's also fighting a u.s. extradition request over wiki leaks publishing plus a fight information on american political and military dealings we heard from one of the doctors appealing to the br

swedish prosecutors dropped a 2010 rape case against julian a saunders after admitting they lacked evidence to charge the wiki leaks founder. in a major policy overhaul the us causes outrage by declaring that it no longer views israeli settlements in the occupied west bank as illegal. replacing international law with the law of the jungle. in norway an anti muslim demonstration erupts into a street brawl after a copy of the koran is set on fire. hello you're watching r.t. international i'm words on a lot thank you for joining us. start with this prosecutors in sweden say they've dropped a 9 year long rape case against wiki leaks co-founder julian a song of the evidence has weakened over time the decision will likely clear the way for the whistle blows extradition from the u.k. to the u.s. where he faces espionage charges harvey was joined by john mcwhorter with the latest. you know this whole saga started out did it with that with the rape allegations against us and you've been through the whole mill since then but now we're back to those initial charges that's right neal exactly it was in

of what the evidence has pointed them to undoubtedly the most important testimony came from gordon saunders of the man who is the e.u. ambassador the us ambassador to the e.u. the man who when asked was there a quid pro quo when it came to giving aid to ukraine he said yes he then implicated senior figures in the trumpet ministration saying everyone acted at the direction of the president and everyone knew about this the secretary of state might pompey or vice president mike pence chief of staff might move any of the energy secretary rick perry and he said that they knew that rudy giuliani was speaking to the ukrainians and trying to force them to start an inquiry into the bidens joe biden and his son hunter who worked for a ukrainian company and they wanted a public announcement of this he told us that they weren't really bothered in what the investigation phone don't they just wanted the announcement and who was going to benefit from that will sunderland says it was donald trump because then he could talk about how joe biden was being investigated for corruption in ukraine very important

to the united states espionage act we can expound on an award winning publisher and journalist julia saunders not doing well both physically and mentally on monday more than 60 doctors were on the world called on the united kingdom officials to act immediately and ensure that begin receiving proper medical care even arguing that under current conditions he would not even be fit to stand trial in miami are to americans john how to use the story . of a group of more than 60 doctors from the united states britain italy sweden germany and australia among others have written the open letter to the british home secretary demanding that a songe be removed from belmarsh prison and taken to a hospital for treatment immediately after swedish prosecutors dropped their investigation into the 2000 rape allegation against the signs he still fighting a us extradition bent on charges under the espionage act in which it found guilty he could spend the rest of his life in prison assange has been held at the maximum security prison in southwest london after being evicted from the ecuadorian embassy in london ea

to the pension system the government says it's investigating the deaths of 3 people on thursday alan saunders he has moved from bogota. it has been another day of undress and demonstrations of people telling you to protest against the unpopular government the president the van to save a spontaneous demonstration in various parts parts of town throughout the day the main event was happening just a couple of blocks from here in central flats i believe or people have gathered there thousands of people gathered there peacefully when all of a sudden the police decided to move in using tear gas and rubber bullets to this person the crowd clashing patients continued until the evening again people are out and i think on pots and pans to continue their approach however the mayor announced a total curfew in the city starting and 9 pm also the president of colombia. spoke saying that starting a national conversation next week to try to deal with this arrest while leader of one of the leaders of the opposition group called for a major massive rally he said next monday people are telling us that they feel

bear just finishing off the election discussion looking back at 2016 for a moment back then off to saunders lost to clinton he backed hillary and campaigned for you refused to vote for hillary clinton and voted for the green party presidential candidate jill stein given how narrow trumps electoral college victory over clinton was in the specially in those 3 states and given how utterly all for the trump presidency has been kids in cages the muslim by the wall the white nationalism on full display surely you must now regret that decision not to back in your eyes the lesser of 2 evils hillary clinton in 2016 well i don't think that my vote would have been the one vote to push hillary killed clinton across the line one we've got to recognize bernie sanders was treated unfairly by the democratic party establishment if they had been fair there was a good chance he would have won and yet i'm clearly conveniently ran against i know because we disagreed and we disagree at all and that is my non-value added i'd rather forget bernie for a moment just looking outside of what i'm us them i'm a disagree

david: yes --nejra: yes, that ters, one ofo dissen whom was michael saunders. if there had been 80 dissenters, he was one that was expected. that split vote -- had been any dissenters, he was one that was expected. that split vote coming as a surprise. i am just taking a look at some of these headlines here. in terms of cutting the inflation and growth forecast, that was expected for both 2020 and 2021. it really is that split vote that has come as a surprise because all of the economists surveyed by bloomberg did expect a unanimous vote 9-0 for rates on hold today, but with increasing risk on brexit and entrenched uncertainty, as the bank of england called it, that seems to have a dovish tilt here. you have hsbc and bank of america merrill lynch saying they like the front end of the gilt curve, rather than seeing to cuts in 2020. ubs putting on some tilts as well. we seen a selloff in gilts today driven by the global bond selloff. it will be interesting to see if that turns around. alix: the long end of the curve is paring some of those losses. they had been u

am so taken with the story of your family, thank 4 stepson and all veterans, a friend of minskyler saunders. so from all of us, we send our greatest thanks and our heartfelt thanks for all you do thank you. david: last word. >> it was great they are donates to head start, everyone should look into that. >> good stuff, thank you, happy veterans day. melissa: another record day for wall street, the dow closing in record torrey foer to --er to fd state session, bullish comments from boeing. and accounting for all its gains, all this unfolds, capitalism comes under attacks. from several top 2020 democratic contentors now jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon fighting back. honoring our nation's veterans, primp, addressing veterans in new york city. we have the incredible story of one vet awarded medal of honor by pre

bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are proposing government programs to intervene in the economy and saunders and other members of the party are not shy about identifying themselves at a democratic socialist. on the other side president trump and republicans are for training that is dangerous for america. some reason polling shows the capitalism and socialism through the lens of the political affiliation. a survey by two research taken earlier this year ruled 65 had a positive view of capitalism with 42% saying the same for socialism. however, republicans and those leaning republican 50% had a favorable view of socialism. 65% leaning democrat did. while majority of americans give capitalism the thum thumbs-up, y guest argues something has gone wrong with the nations economic mobile. what used to be highly competitive dynamic free market has morphed into something else one increasingly dominated by huge companies that are eliminating choice, reason prices and harming the consumer impairing the strength of the world largest economy. in an especially ironic twist he says it europe what we like t

alan saunders thank you i listen to rugby and he lives there from bogota hundreds of french farmers have been blocking main roads into power soon protest of a government policies which they say unfairly target the industry for more let's go back to barbara in london stan thank you yes up to 1000 tractors rolled into the french capital as part of the demonstration the sentiment has been growing among farmers of a what they call agri bashing they say that they're being unfairly blamed for environmental and the animal welfare issues that butler has more from paris. swapping their fields for the highway hundreds of french farmers drove their tractors to paris on the city's main ring road they disrupted traffic to protest against french government policies and international trade deals that they say make their lives harder and create unfair competition new food all in normal before. doesn't recognize our hard work we have one of the most regulated farming industries in the world allows the import of it unregulated goods it's unfair this is one of the main access routes to paris this is really

michael saunders is really the one to watch today. he has the hawk, but he is starting to sound like a dove. saying the central bank may have to cut interest rates. tone, theyke kind of said it should be nimble. he was an official that helped lead the charge in the last two rate hikes. another recently echoing the sentiment, saying it would depress economic growth and require further monetary stimulus. we may not have this change in rates but we could see a little bit more appetite for monetary policy in the future. nejra: question is whether you get one vote for a cut. annmarie hordern, thank you. paul flood is still with us. there is a range of views out there. bank of america merrill lynch, hsbc, they are bearish on front end gilts. in 2020.est-rate cuts what are you expecting? paul: i think the situation has changed now. onhave got an election december 12. we are going to see one of these candidates hopefully get a majority. parliament,ung johnson has his deal, jeremy corbyn says he will negotiate a deal and get brexit done as wel

both he and saunders want to fight sorl canelo alvarez next. but smith believes an all british match—up would be a great alternative. he is a world champion, i am a world champion. we are both british and undefeated. it is a fight that has generated a lot of interest in the public. i think a fight with each other makes sense. i will sit down with my team and see what fight we can deliver. either way, it should be a good fight. you tend to hear about sportsmen and women taking ice baths — well, we‘re going to show you something that takes things to the next level. this is professional skier tyler wallasch, who decides to take to the ice in a different way than usual. in he goes, and there‘s bit of swim involved. he‘s got to find his way out with no goggles... but up he pops... check the hair... and showing us all how ice baths are done properly. that‘s all the sport for now. now on afternoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. nina warhurst i