11/08/2016 Outside Source

Let us look through some of the main stories. Team GB defeated South

Africa in the semifinals of the rugby sevens. They will play Fiji

shortly. The BBC has obtained footage of the

aftermath of an alleged chlorine gas attack on a rebel held area in

Syria. Hillary Clinton has been laying out

her economic plans if she was to win the presidency. Her Republican

opponent Donald Trump describes President Obama as the founder of

Islamic State. Speaking at a rally in Detroit

Hillary Clinton promised her administration would create more

than 10 million new jobs and connect every household to broadband by

2020. Here is something that you do not often hear enough of from

Democrats, a big part of our plan will be unleashing the power of the

private sector to create more jobs and higher pay. That means for us,

treating and infrastructure bank to get private funds off the sidelines

and complement our private investment. $25 billion in

Government seed funding could unlock more than $250 billion and really

get our country moving on our infrastructure plans, and we are

going to invest $10 billion in what we are calling make it in America

partnerships, to support American manufacturing, and recommit to

scientific research that can treat entire new industries. Hillary

Clinton well ahead in the opinion polls at the moment. We will speak

to our correspondent in Washington. Donald Trump's economic plans on

Monday, Hillary Clinton's plans today, what is the difference

between the two? Where to start? Hillary Clinton would say that

Donald Trump's plans are about cutting taxes for the rich. That is

what she says. He says that her plans are about taking away jobs and

raising taxes. There is a difference in emphasis. Hillary Clinton was

talking about and infrastructure bank. Donald Trump has said that

America's roads and bridges are crumbling and there needs to be big

expenditure to get them up to scratch but he has not been specific

about how that would happen with as Hillary Clinton is seeing the

would-be this infrastructure bank. She is saying that would put people

back to work who are unemployed, that is a cause of the new Deal.

Donald Trump is also making Hillary Clinton track on trade. Big

international trade deals that Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have

reeled against. Hillary Clinton said she would be against any trade deal

that would lower wages are killed jobs and she reiterated opposition

to that transpacific partnership trade deal.

It is strange because when she was at the State Department she was

getting that going, you would think she would support it. Perhaps it

speaks about the difficulties she has been trying to keep Bernie

Sanders supporters onside and snatch some Republican voters.

It does. She is having to do some triangulating. She was under attack

from Donald Trump who called her the most valuable player for Islamic

State, he said that as the ward they would give her. He said that she and

President Obama were co-founders of Islamic State, the vacuum in Iraq

allowed Islamic State to flourish. Hillary Clinton said that was

deranged and false but it is something that Donald Trump is

hammering on a boat because he feels there is real strength there, so

many people fought in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and who do not

know what the point of it was. So a lot of people changing their

positions as you pointed out. Hillary Clinton when she was

Secretary of State in favour of international trade deal but now she

is not. Before the convention the headlights

year was that Donald Trump was starting to sneak up on Hillary

Clinton. Now he seems to be a long way behind and on the defensive at

the moment. He does. This race was tight coming

out of the Republican convention. People were even giving him a

probability of winning the presidency because of Hillary

Clinton's unpopularity but since then it seems to have been one

self-inflicted wound after another. Republican strategists will tell you

that he fell into a trap that the Democrats set at the convention when

they had that Muslim family who had lost speak at the convention. Donald

Trump responded to that. People feel that he was disrespectful to a gold

star family who had lost a son. It has been one thing after another. On

world News America we will interview the author of a Time magazine

article about the imploding Donald Trump campaign, there is even a

report no of resources being diverted away from the campaign to

protect vulnerable House and Senate seats. They have not got there yet

but there is a big push among senators and members in Congress who

feel that Donald Trump could track them down also.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are not the only two contenders for the

White House. Jill Stein from the Green Party has

also thrown her hat in the ring, though the polls would suggest

she has some way to go, She would need at least

15% to take part in the Nonetheless she believes she can win

and she is pitching herself as the only real alternative

to the two major parties. We spoke to her from

Boston a short time ago. The American people are dropping out

of this rigged political The current Democratic

and Republican candidates have the highest rates

of distrust and dislike ever and the largest proportion

ever of the American public, a majority,

is The question is whether the American

people will get to hear that they I am the only candidate

in this race who is not poisoned by corporate money,

lobbyists, and superpacts. And what people say,

when they suggest that I disappear, is that we do not have

opposition politics, that we just continue with the same

establishment that is throwing everyday people under the bus,

and why is it that the political establishment is trying to squelch

it before it has even begun? If you want more detailed analysis

of Hillary Clinton's and Donald Trump's plans visit our website. All

the presidential campaign in use on that website.

The intelligence services in Germany believe the risk of a major

And today the Government has responded with a package

of new measures, which include fast-track deportations

for criminals, more police and greater use

One intellegence source said he believes the Islamic State group

is sending teams into the country - disguised as refugees -

in order to prepare a co-ordinated attack.

VOICEOVER: Germany is confronting a new reality, last month,

15 people were injured when a Syrian man blew himself up at a music

festival, another man attacked passengers on a train,

both are thought to have been inspired by the

But Germany has not experienced a coordinated terror attack

TRANSLATION: The risk is abstract, but very high, we have to accept

that we have hit squads and sleeper cells in Germany.

We have irrefutable evidence that there is an IS command structure

Which is why the country's defence minister argues that it is time

But armed German soldiers have not deployed on home soil

since the Second World War, it is a sensitive subject.

We have seen in Paris and Brussels that there may be situations

of a large terror attack, and at that point,

it might be necessary to have the Armed Forces to assist

The police forces will always be leading in such a mission,

but if such a situation is possible, then we should train for that.

Today, the German interior minister announced new anti-terror measures,

thousands of new police officers, more money for the security services

TRANSLATION: We want a tougher stance against people

who pose a security risk, foreigners who have committed

crimes, or are a danger to public safety will have their right

to residency restricted, we want to speed up

There are still controversial calls here to outlaw dual

citizenship and ban the burka, modern Germany holds its civil

freedoms dear, the dilemma now, how to protect citizens

while safeguarding the values they cherish.

Stay with us. More news to come from the Olympics including the pool

turning mysteriously Dean. Let us get more on Team GB's

prospects with a round-up from our sports desk.

Great Britain are into the gold medal match at the first Olympic

rugby sevens tournament where they will play the favourites Fiji after

a tense win over South Africa in the semifinals. Dan Norton scored the

only Team GB try in the second half. That final is in just over one hour.

The GB medal tally stands at 14. The most recent of them coming in the

sea to double canoe for Richard Florence and David Hounslow. They

just missed out on gold, instead matching their 2012 performance to

take the silver medal again. It has been some 24 hours for a British

canoeing. The momentous day for Katherine

Grainger who has become Tate Britain's more successful female

Olympian, she won silver with her partner in the double sculls.

Eventually defeated by a strong Polish crew that they came home for

a gutsy silver. Katherine Grainger has now won four Olympic medals.

The first night of track cycling the men's team sprint starts and

finishes, Team GB have started well. They beat Australia in their

qualifying heat setting a new Olympic record in the process and in

the last few moments in Britain have clinched their place in the final

against usual and later this evening.

And there was a world record for the British woman's pursuit team. In the

qualifying heat. The first round takes place tomorrow. Great

Britain's Justin Rose has marked the return of golf to the Olympic games

after an absence of more than a century in some style. At the

par-3/4 whole he helped himself to a hole in one. He is for behind the

leader, Marcus Fraser of Australia. All the latest news in Olympic

sports day after the ten o'clock news.

Our lead story. It is day six at the Olympics and all eyes on the men's

sevens rugby. Team GB saw off South Africa in the semifinal and will

play Fiji who defeated Japan. What you see next depends on where

you are watching. If you are outside the UK it is world News America,

they have got more on Hillary Clinton's economic plans which she

laid out in detail to date, in the UK News at ten is next. A new study

has found that Muslim women are the most economic disadvantage group in

Britain and as I plan to tackle back and we will have a special report.

Let us get back to the Olympics. Hillary Clinton has met some of the

youngsters who are hoping to follow in the footsteps of the gold winning

gymnastics team. At this gem they are tumbling and

soaring. The next generation. -- at this gym they are tumbling and

soaring. They are under no illusions about how much work it takes to be

an Olympic gold medallist. That work is starting here. This competition

gymnast is redoubling her efforts. I know what it is like to work so hard

on one skill and how frustrating it can be renewed do not get it right

every single time. They do their best. As for the courts the

enthusiasm of the young gymnasts means he is working harder than

ever. The Olympics sparks an interest in the public so we get

bigger numbers now. We get a lot of kids who are either interested in

doing tricks or performing cartwheels for their friends, things

like that, although where to kids who wants to go to nationals,

worlds, Olympics. Take these brothers who are already competing

nationally, now trying to perfect their routines.

What is your favourite move? Double flats. I am teaching him double

flats. It is not lost on the boys that America's male gymnasts have

not struck gold in the Olympics yet. Maybe you can do better? Yes.

Gymnasts here are exhilarated, energised by the dedication and

determination of America's formidable female team. They are

encouraged to Jean Moth what could be. -- dream of what could be.

Since the UK board to leave the European Union migrants who travel

to the UK from other EU countries have been facing an uncertain

future, some have been returning to settle in Britain as our reporter

found out when she travels to Hungary.

We have come to Budapest to follow three people who despite Brexit are

still determined to move to London in the next few weeks.

This person who wants to work in the NHS has met his friend who studies

in London. They are planning to share a room together from

September. I was convinced about a possible future career in the UK,

maybe as a Dr later on. Until Brexit happens, and it made me a little bit

unsure about things, but I am going to have two week and see how things

unfold but I want to go to the UK to get an education, that is a

priority. I am waiting for my friends to turn

up and to see them again. I hope, not for the last time.

These people are at a recruitment agency, receiving practical advice

on living in the UK. TRANSLATION: I want to move to London, what kind of

work I get does not matter. When my language skills have improved I want

to start a business, a beauty parlour with a ciliary and a

hairdresser. Initially we were worried about what would happen if

Britain left the EU but I read has happened we are not so worried

because we have not seen much change. Once people have gone to

England because they have not found any opportunities in Hungary. As for

why there are so many workers in England I can only see what we have

read in The Papers. Which is that English people would be reluctant to

do that kind of low paid jobs Hungarian 's will accept. It is this

person's last night in Budapest. She has come to watch the sunset. I am

concerned about the rise in hate crime in the UK that in Hungary as

well. It is an ambiguous feeling to leave Budapest. It is a beautiful

city. I love it. I love living here. That I am interested in taking the

next step of learning in an international environment.

These people are also upbeat about the prospect of change. Translation

back the best thing will happen when I called to England is that I can

find new friends, start a new life, improve my language skills. A better

future awaits me in the UK both in my personal life and concerning my

career and my education. That is why I actually have to leave. Already in

the first six days of the Olympics we have seen lots of worthy

champions but there is no greater Colombian than Michael Phelps who

won his 21st gold medal at the age of 31. He is at his fifth Olympic

games and he has the most gold medals ever, even more than some

countries, so is he the best swimmer ever and can he still achieve more?

Michael Phelps, quite extraordinary. Plenty of social media around the

events in the Olympics. Here are some of the quirky things catching

our eye. There is definitely something in the

water, yet another pool has turned Green. After the diving pool turned

a funny colour now it is the watcher Paul pool. Organisers have been

trying to figure out what is going on. They see a sudden change in

alkalinity is from ugly to blame that have assured athletes they are

not at risk. Some athletes like Tom Daley say it is a good thing, when

you are spinning at high velocity it sets the water apart from the blue

sky, but the Australian water polo team are not convinced. The players

left with tears in their eyes, and they had achieved victory.

If you have been tuning into the diving action you might have seen

these little towels slung casually over the shoulder. Every diver has

one. Why? With all those tyrants, tux, you need a tight grip. That

needs dry hands. Super absorbent, it holds up to ten times its weight in

liquid and dries quickly after being run out. You do not need to be an

Olympic diver, it is good for driving the car windscreen also.

If there was an Olympic medal for fashion the competition is fierce.

This is Michael Phelps's son. Oversized earmuffs. Peachy to and

practical. It can get noisy with all that cheering when dad gets in the

swimming pool. He looks like a champion in the

offing. Time to remind you about a new world

record that the woman's Olympic track cycling team from Britain sets

tonight in team pursuit. I have got the time. Four minutes 13.2 seconds,

beating the previous world record set by Australia at the World

Championships last year. Congratulations. That is all for now

for this week.