11/10/2016 World News Today

Donald Trump turns his fire on the key Republicans who've

In a series of furious tweets, the Republican Presidential

candidate calls them disloyal, and accuses the House Speaker

Russian and government war planes renew their bombardment

of the Syrian city of Aleppo, as Russia's relations with the West

We have a special report from Romania, where vulnerable young

girls are at risk of being trafficked into prostitution

TRANSLATION: When crossing the border, I had a gun to my head and

they told me to give them the IDE and to smile. -- IDE.

A Royal first for the Duchess of Cambridge - Kate makes a solo

It was a day ago that the most senior elected Republican,

Paul Ryan, said he would no longer defend or campaign for his party's

candidate for the White House - after Donald Trump's obscene

Now Mr Trump has responded, lashing out on social media

in a fresh sign of the Republican Party splitting apart

In a tweet, Mr Trump claims he won the second debate

with Hillary Clinton, but despite that, "It is hard

to do well when Paul Ryan and others give zero support!"

He goes on to describe Mr Ryan as a "weak and ineffective leader"

But Mr Trump also appears to relish his new freedom,

saying "It's so nice that the shackles have been taken

off and I can now fight for America the way I want to."

Mr Trump's ratings have fallen in opinion polls since the release

of the video in which he made sexually aggressive

Gary O'Donoghue is in Washington for us.

How isolated does Donald Trump find himself with his own party? It does

sound a bit isolated, this absolute deluge which of postings on social

media today, sounding slightly paranoid. He talks about teaching

the republicans, so nice that the shackles have been taken off, he can

now fight for America the way he wants to. He sounds a little manic

and I think that is in part a response to what happened over the

weekend, obviously with the release of the video on Friday, a lot of

temp... 13 republicans claiming he should stand aside. This is his

response, he feels abandoned, isolated within the party. He is

doing what he does, which is lash out, lashing out much more at his

own side van at Telecom ten. It sounds as if it is only going in

that direction, it is not sounding like he is trying to win back the

support of the republicans. No, the interesting thing is the structure

of the republican Party, the bureaucracy, he has said he will

continue to campaign for him, the organisation will can they need to

work for him. He has got that part of it but without the month of the

leadership and the big names, he is effectively having to fight this

with one hand tied behind his back. They would argue that he only has

himself to blame for that, that the instances like the video and the

series of other things have made it very difficult for them to support

him, but the bigger picture is that there isn't just a battle for the

White House going on this General Election, there is Congress, a third

of the Senate is up, a bunch of vulnerable republican seats there.

They just about have control of the Senate at the moment and the House

of Representatives every two years, every single member has to be

re-elected. The onus is trying to penetrate -- protect the

congressional votes for the future because if you can hold onto at

least one has of Congress, that means you have some power to control

the president. -- Democratic president.

Gary, stay with us because we want to talk about the claims of more

potentially damaging footage of Mr Trump from The Apprentice

But the show's creator, Mark Burnett, says

previously unreleased video will not be made public.

Mark Burnett, the London-born president of MGM Television,

says "various contractual and legal requirements" prevent

Mr Trump appeared in the US show from its inception in

I assume you're talking about financial penalties? I guess so.

There will be all sorts of intricacies, this series and the

rights to it and now owned by a much bigger corporation, there will be

contracts edge contracts involving Donald Trump I am sure and the

original creators, I am no lawyer, I don't think anyone has seen this,

who knows what the legal position is. One interesting tweet from

someone who was a producer on the first two series of the American

Apprentice saying if we thought he Donald Trump videos were bad, he has

seen a lot worse, clearly someone thinks there is a lot to be had in

those of cuts, he stopped on the studio floor from that series. You

can be sure that because Donald Trump has been involved in media

appearances for years and years, never been shy, you can be sure that

all these other programmes and networks are going through those

shelves full of tapes and archives other programmes thinking, have we

got anything? Ensure they are. Gary, thank you very much. -- I am sure

they are. It's not just the Republican Party

that's divided during this election. Families are often finding

themselves at odds - some siding with Clinton

and others with Trump. Rajini Vaidyanathan has gone to meet

one family in Lancaster, Pennsylvania who can't agree

on a candidate. In the key battle ground state

of Pennsylvania, the Ingram family Hello, my name is Cathy Ingram and

I'm voting for Hillary Clinton. I am J Ingram and this is my son and we

are voting for Trump. She thinks I'm totally crazy

for voting for Trump. Hold it, hold it. His questions were

all attacks on Trump. At dinner, talk of politics

is unsurprisingly lively. Jay's vote for Donald Trump

is as much a vote against Hillary Clinton, the candidate his

wife Cathy is supporting. She wants to do the best

for the country, so even though she has a little bit of a storied

past, I think she has some ideas that really need to be pushed that

on the Democratic side You don't think she comes off a

good person? She reminds me of

the evil school marm. She's old, she's overweight,

just like some of those other women. He is not, he is fine coming he is

230 and hit a golf ball 200 A.D. So it he is in fine shape. The self

confessed liberal, J backed Bernie Sanders in the primaries and voted

for Barack Obama twice. I was gung ho for Obama. I really believed he

was going to do things. I believed what he said, the fool that I am.

You seem to like sit around and telling jokes and looking pretty.

Their eldest son is getting ready to cast his ballot for the first time

that he is with his dad. I am voting for Trump. I couldn't vote for

Hillary, too many strikes against her. A lot of people like to make

excuses for what happened, but she will say anything to get elected.

Everything put Trump on the defensive. The tables are split as

this state where it is looking close between Hillary Clinton and Donald

Trump. We go off and meet people every day of the week and no one

comes out and says they are voting for Trump, but they will come up to

me after and say they are voting for Trump by the way. I go, why hide it?

I think the Passion is not of their behind either candidate at this

point. The undecided voters in Pennsylvania party that election.

One thing is certain, whatever the outcome, expect barge to fly in this

house after polling day. -- sparks. The mobile phone manufacturer

Samsung has permanently stopped production of its latest smartphone

because of safety concerns. It's told customers

who have the Galaxy 7 device to stop using it, after reports

they've been catching fire. A previous attempt to fix

the problem wasn't successful. With me is Robert Leedham, editor

of the technology magazine Stuff. Welcome. Your magazine love the note

seven, they give it a five star rating. Yes, we tested it for two

weeks, it worked very well and it was powerful, great camera, screen,

we didn't see any sign of a problem. Most technology publications rated

the Galaxy Note seven as highly as possible. Unfortunately, it started

catching fire went got out to users. A lot of very disappointed and was

having to give them back. I imagine so. It is a very unfortunate

scenario for everyone involved. The Galaxy Note seven hadn't been

released internationally. They took a break effectively from 2005, that

-- from the note five. This was supposed to be the big account but

it didn't turn out well. If people have already got them what are they

supposed to do now and what are they supposed to get in return to keep

communicating? This is important. Samsung say if you have got a Galaxy

Note seven turn it off and then you can take it back to them and get a

refund on that phone or you can exchange it for another Samsung

phone like the Galaxy F7 or S seven edge, but of those phones have no

lung problems with them. This particular divide -- device is very

thin. Is that possibly the problem that you had to wrestle the power

into such a thin battery? According to reports, some someone looking to

compete with Apple's iPhone which had a rather middling year in terms

of updates to its design. It wants to pack as much technology as

possible into the Galaxy Note seven and apparently that is where the

problem occurred, because a bigger battery went into this person, and

there wasn't any more space for it according to reports. This is a

difficult thing for manufacturers to get as much power into the battery,

because people will complain all the time that they don't get enough

battery time on any device, because so much is going on in those

devices. Exactly, people want a better screen from videos and to

take more photos and all of that soaks up power. Most people will

want at least a day and a half out of their phone. That is where the

problem comes in. When you try to overcompensate for those added

specs. How big a catastrophe is this for Samsung? They were saying they

were trying to modify it, now it is saying turn it off and give it back,

how bad is it when they are up against Apple and Google? It is not

good, is it? No manufacturer wants their product to start setting on

fire. The real consequences are going to show when the Galaxy Note

seven Ferrari blows over and Samsung release their new phones, then you

will tell how much damage to has been to the brand in terms of sales.

In the meantime you have got companies like Apple with their

iPhone seven and Google is about to release its first ever own brand

home in the coming weeks, able to take advantage of the gap on the

market. -- phone. Thank you very much.

Now a look at some of the day's other news.

Armed men in the Afghan capital Kabul have attacked

14 people are said to have been killed and 26 injured.

The Karte Sakhi shrine was packed with people marking Ashura -

a day of mourning in the Shia calendar commemorating the death

Iranian football fans have watched their national team beat

South Korea 1-0 in a World Cup qualifier despite the constraints

Throughout the match, Teheran's Azadi stadium was a sombre

scene, packed with tens of thousands of Iranians instructed to wear black

Fans were requested to refrain from cheering their team,

and instead raised clenched fists and chanted "Ya Hussein."

Britain's Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson says Russia risks

becoming a "pariah nation" if it continues on its current

The comments were made during an emergency debate

Meanwhile Russian President Vladimir Putin called off a planned

visit to Paris, after French President Francois Hollande

said Russia could face war crimes for its aerial

Another little girl pulled from the rubble of eastern Aleppo.

Another child left orphaned by a war that has devastated so many lives.

Today Russian warplanes resumed their bombing

A bloody campaign that MPs debated the first time in months.

Are we so coward, so poleaxed by recent history in Iraq

and Afghanistan that we are now incapable of taking action?

All the international hand-wringing after Rwanda, Bosnia, Srebrenica,

when we said never again, was it just hot air?

These pictures makers want to close our eyes and turn

from the horror but we cannot turn our backs on the greatest

Listening to the first time in his new job

He tore into Russia, calling for fresh sanctions

and demonstrations outside Russian embassies.

If Russia continues in its current path I believe that great country

is in danger of becoming a pariah nation.

If President Putin's strategy is to restore the greatness

and the glory of Russia then I believe he will see his

Some called for a no-fly zone over Aleppo but that would involve

the West being prepared to destroy Russian and Syrian warplanes

Some called for more aid to be dropped by playing but this can

often land in the wrong place, and others called for yet more

diplomacy, and if that failed more economic sanctions.

We do need to explore no-fly and no bombing zones, we do need to look

What people in Syria need is bread, not bombs.

Any war crimes by air forces will be logged.

In a multilayered multifaceted civil war like Syria the last thing

So the mood of the House of Commons was clear,

the West should do more to confront Russia and the Syrian

government, potentially even with the use of military force.

But the Foreign Secretary was much more cautious,

warning that the consequences of no-fly zones would have

to be thought through very, very carefully.

For the people living in the ruins of Aleppo what matters is not

the words of Western policymakers but and end to the violence.

And there's no sign of that coming soon.

Haiti's government has warned that the country faces "real famine"

following the "apocalyptic destruction" of Hurricane Matthew.

The UN has called for a "massive response" to help the country

recover from the aftermath of the Category Four storm,

which is believed to have killed as many as 900 Haitians.

Unicef's representative in Haiti, Marc Vincent, is on the line

from the city of Les Cayes, one of the worst hit

Thank you for talking to us. Tell us what the situation is like today.

Our teams are working with government partners and they are

doing all they can right now to make sure they can get clean water to the

most affected population. As you know the UN released on appeal

yesterday and we are estimating that 2.1 million people have been

affected by this storm and 1.4 million are in urgent need of

assistance, so for Unicef the first priority is to get clean water,

drinkable water to the population in order to be able to control

outbreaks of waterborne diseases. We are also working with the Ministry

of education here to try and see how we can rehabilitate the more than

300 schools that have been damaged by the storm so that we can ensure

that up to 100,000 children don't lose their school year as a result

of a lack of access to schools but also they have lost uniforms, books

and of course the teachers only same communities and they have lost

everything is Wells, so we are working closely with the Ministry of

education to see how we can prioritise schools and get to as

many children as we can. I want to ask you what access is like, how

easy is it to get to the people who are in need of all help? When I was

speaking to our teams yesterday, I think we had reached a little over

60% of the communities in the two affected areas. We are still being

blocked in some of the more remote communities, especially in the

higher lands, where it is very difficult to get trucks in, and

large equipment in. Access is still a chance. How concerned are you? We

have been hearing a lot about worries to do with the potential

outbreak of cholera in the worst affected births? Clean water --

worst affected parts. It is the first thing in terms of controlling

the outbreaks of cholera. We have been working again with the Ministry

of health and others to try and reach those communities affected

with medical teams but also to reach them with immediate water

purification supplies, buckets and so forth so they can have access to

clean water. We are also mobilising now as we speak with our partners to

26 rapid response teams that can go out of the communities as soon as we

have access. Mark, we appreciate your time. That was the Unicef

representative in Haiti, speaking from one of the worst affected

towns. On Wednesday, Britain's Prime

Minister Theresa May is expected to highlight the problem of modern

slavery during a speech Thousands are being trafficked

into the UK and other nations - forced into prostitution

or domestic slavery. Most come from a handful

of countries, including Romania where sex trafficking

has become widespread. From there, Naomi Grimley

sent this report. This 26-year-old is a survivor of

human trafficking and here in a woman's shelter in Bucharest he is

trying to rebuild her life. Looking on is her baby girl, fathered by her

last traffic. She was trafficked not once, not twice but three times

around Europe. TRANSLATION: When crossing the border, I had a gun to

my head and they told me to give them the ID and to smile. In the

mornings and afternoons I had 15 clients. Then in the evenings

through to the next morning, they would bring another 20. In the end

it was a client racked with guilt who helped her to escape. Many of

the victims of trafficking, from remote villages. UK arrest in

eastern Romania appears stuck in a bygone era. -- Bucharest. Many

houses don't have running water. The traffickers have targeted this place

and the British woman who runs a local community centre says a girl

goes missing every month. The girls get involved through the lover boy

scheme. They are mostly young and vulnerable teenagers in love with

the pimps who are normally older guys. The girls are very attracted

by the Mercedes and the ODs that they are driving around in. This

woman was trafficked to Germany for prostitution. Now with her life back

on track she has gone to the immunity centre to warn the local

kids of the dangers. I'd tell the girls to don't trust the guy is so

easy. She helps you will make the teenagers think twice. A village

like Nik arrest really struggles to offer the jobs and opportunities

that they might want in the 21st-century and the traffickers

exploit that. They act like real life pied pipers. We went to jail a

north of Bucharest to meet a man who trafficked women and girls to Italy

for five years. He. He claims he didn't use any force. TRANSLATION: I

don't know if it is exploitation, but I don't think this is

exploitation. But how would you feel if this was your sister or daughter

being trafficked? TRANSLATION: You really don't think it is someone's

daughter, just that you have to make money and that is it. Would you do

it again? Yes. You would? Yes. Why? TRANSLATION: After all I have done

they have taken everything from me. I have to start again from scratch,

so I will not be sorry to do it all again. Here, the worry is another

three girls may be gone by Christmas. Some may go willingly to

escape their poverty but a life that awaits them, no one could ever

knowingly wish for it. The Duchess of Cambridge has

made her first solo overseas trip. She's been in the Netherlands

for a day of engagements which included discussions

on mental health issues, This report contains

flash photography. Going solo abroad

for the first time. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

on a mission of more This is a moment when Britain needs

to cultivate friendships in Europe. Britain's links with the Netherlands

go back centuries, so when the House of Windsor, represented by Catherine

represened by orange, represented by King Willem-Alexander

the image was of two European countries of shared history

and many shared interests, not the least of which is each is

a huge export market for the other. No-one was crude enough to mention

Brexit, that's for the politicians. Theresa May was here

yesterday canvassing support She visited The Hague

to look at paintings. She was demonstrating

the art of soft diplomacy. Visiting a gallery or joining

an artwork shop may not be demanding, but the importance

of a visit such as this should Members of the Royal Family do not

do politics but do diplomacy of the soft variety promoting

Britain's image and Visits such as this

to important European allies Memo to the Royal tour

organisers, Catherine led the way in the Netherlands,

the rest of Europe beckons. Scientists have obtained remarkable

new insights into the environmental catastrophe caused by an asteroid

that hit the earth some They found that life returned

relatively quickly to the site after the impact of the 15km object

widely thought to have wiped The researchers have been examining

rocks from the massive crater, 100km wide and 30km deep,

that formed in what is now the Gulf of Mexico, and have found small

organisms that evolved in the first Hello, good evening. The weather has

been fairly similar over recent days with a large area of high pressure

across Scandinavia. Clockwise winds around that and a fair number of

isobars. The chilly breeze blowing down from the Baltic Sea across the

North Sea Dragon quite a bit of cloud of the night to night but the

cloud helps temperatures