frankie drove over here. he thought he could drive to their homes, so he asked both crews that are still here and packing up, they'd already stopped for the night. he asked if they could rescue his aunts and uncle. they went out right before we came on air. the boat came back. there they were. safe and sound. glad to see frankie and you can bet he was glad to see them. take a look. how are you? >> i'm doing good. thank you. i'm fine. >> reporter: we were worried about you. >> we were worried too. but i'm fine. we've done good. thank you. >> reporter: you thought you could ride it out. >> we thought. yes. but then the water started coming up to the driveway and we were worried about the sewer system too. electricity and everything but until we left everything was okay. >> yesterday and today. >> reporter: you're pretty tough if you thought you could ride it out. >> it telephone went out. we use our cell phones. >> reporter: thank god for cell phones. >> oh, yeah. >> we couldn't do without them. >> reporter: so

frankie has been so excited about me doing this.being like, frankie, tell me any tips you can! you are the first contestant to be in the show with a physical disability. how do you feel about being a bit of a trailblazer? yeah, i think it's really awesome. it shows the way that the show and life in general is going. this country, this world, we need more inclusion, we need more of this. as well as new contestants, there is also a new head judge. shirley ballas taking over from len goodman. i don't feel too much pressure because i feel i have a good experienced team around me. so they've been taking care of me today. i don't feel any pressure at the moment, but we will see on the night. next month's launch show will give the public their first chance to see the new contestants in action. it will also be an opportunity for the programme and the viewers to remember sir bruce, a man who helped make strictly one of the most popular shows on tv. lizo mzimba, bbc news. i feel nervous just watching that. let's move on. time for a look at th

this was very important because his wife, frankie, was a member of that society. she and his three daughters died in a fire at the presidio in san francisco three years before that. he had not gotten over mourning the loss of his wife and daughters. when the society made him an honorary member, he was so touched that he sent them this flag so they would have that as a remembrance of frankie. a few years ago, one of the trustees of wellesley college got it donated from the college to the museum and it has held a place of pride ever since. one of the tools that general pershing had at his disposal was one of the first tanks. the operative -- that were developed during the war. they were used on a limited basis in 1916. by 1917, they had come into their own. the french two-man tank behind me, this was one of the main battle tanks used by the americans during the latter year of the war, especially in 1918. it is interesting, when you think about the people who came out of the war and became part of our society after world war i, the tank commander -- his name was geor

that is frankie aziz who just came over to this area.s who have been out here all day rescuing people from this neighborhood, which is still very flooded, they were done for the night. frankie, you got a call from your aunt. >> yes. >> explain what happened. >> everything was fine with communication with them throughout the family. and all of a sudden this morning we had a call from them, like there's water rising on their street. >> and that hadn't happened until this morning? >> until this morning. we said let me come and get you. and she was like, no, we're fine, we're just going to ride it. we don't think it's going to be a big deal. >> how old are they >> my uncle is 90, my aunt is like 83. >> so they saw the water coming but they thought they could ride it out? >> yeah. all of a sudden about half an hour ago, i get a call from my aunt. she said the water is up to the house. we need help. so i took off from the house, came over here. we borrowed one of my friend's higher trucks. >> the water is pretty deep. >> unbelievable. informat

out frankie, he said mike come phillies.angels road trip all the players suited up in nba jerseys of course trout trusts the process. the truth is, we need all hands on deck. trout will be a free agent come 2021. you may laugh, that's right, but don't, because trout is 26 and might go down as the two time mvp, six time all star from millville, n. get this. he hunts with quarterback carson wentz. yo, carson, we need you here, too, brother. you may be whispering sweet nothing's while you're up in that tree stand. in closing sure i'm a little biased but a guy of his caliber needs to play on the east coast. you deserve better, mike. and so the phillies need to do their part and give his brother a job in the front office now so in five years we'll be sure to catch trout. [ laughter ] >> fish on! >> like that outfit. all right. sean thank you. >> talk about a milestone, dell fine gibson oldest living american just celebrated her 114th birthday yesterday and she lives right here in pennsylvania. gibson lived in hunting tack park fo

i think that's where frankie felt entitlement because he did it so long with mom that it was his., you know, "sure, frankie, you can have the art." [ laughs ] i don't think so. >> in despair over the family strife, 81-year-old frank frazetta steps in, creating a trust so that all his children will benefit from his art and the business. but that settles nothing. how bad did it get? >> well, there's so much i could tell you, i could make a movie out of this. >> on december 9, 2009, bill receives a phone call from a security company. the alarm had been tripped at his father's museum. as bill drives onto the scene, he comes upon his older brother, frank jr., leaving the museum in his truck pulling a trailer. he was coming towards you? >> coming towards me. >> what'd you do? >> put a stop to it. >> how? >> blocking him. i kind of met him head on. it was just a tap, but enough for me to wave to him, "you're not going nowhere." >> police look inside the trailer and discover that frank jr. took about 90 paintings from the museum. he's arrested and charged with burglary and trespassing. >>

frankie mccamley, bbc news. called for an end to countries blaming and shaming each other, after eggs were found to contain traces of an insecticide, fipronil, which can be dangerous to humans in high doses. the commissioner called for an urgent meeting of eu ministers and regulators. the contaminated eggs came from the netherlands. 0ur correspondent anna holligan is at a poultry farm in dalfsen. anna? there are 25,000 hen in this barn and it might look and sound like a lot but this is just a tiny fraction of what is a vast industry, and the fact that the contaminated eggs spread as far and as fast as they did is a reflection of the netherlands status as europe's largest producer. what started out asa largest producer. what started out as a crisis in the dutch poultry industry is now engulfing politicians, and it has been about what the authorities in the netherlands and belgium knew before they went public with that information. as well as that, companies associated with supplying, producing and using this band

frankie mccamley, thank you. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories.o push a woman into the path of a bus as she crossed putney bridge in west london have arrested a man. the woman suffered minor injuries. a 50—year—old man was arrested in chelsea on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. he's since been released on bail. relatives of some of the 29 people killed in the 0magh bombing in 1998 are to sue northern ireland's police chief constable for alleged failings in the subsequent investigation. the group believes mistakes were made by police, allowing the killers to escape justice. the attack, carried out by the real ira, was the deadliest of the troubles. uk industrial production shrank in the second quarter of the year, according to the latest officialfigures. production fell by 0.4%, mainly due to a drop in manufacturing output. the figures underline the economy's dependence on the service sector, which makes up about four—fifths of the uk's economic output. the number of people waiting for routine surgery in england injune, was at its highest

frankie has been so excited about me doing this.ou feel about being a bit of a trailblazer? yeah, i think it's really awesome. it shows the way that the show and life in general is going. this country, this world, we need more inclusion, we need more of this. as well as new contestants, there is also a new head judge. shirley ballas taking over from len goodman. i don't feel too much pressure, because i feel i have a good experienced team around me. so they've been taking care of me today. i don't feel any pressure at the moment, but we will see on the night. next month's launch show will give the public their first chance to see the new contestants in action. it will also be an opportunity for the programme and the viewers to remember sir bruce, a man who helped make strictly one of the most popular shows on tv. lizo mzimba, bbc news. now, an american news website has suffered a backlash after using a picture of scotland's first minister as a generic scientist. the website vox used a picture of nicola sturgeon looking into a micros

no horse has managed to take the race for three consecutive years and frankie dettori's mount a stronghe 6—1 shot stradivarius on the feature race on day one of glorious goodwood. thejohn gosden—trained three—year—old is now second favourite for the final classic of the season, the st leger, next month. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news it's time for the papers. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me randy ramage, the guardian's chief leading writer, and the spectator‘s political correspondent, katie. the daily mirror leads on the news that british gas is putting up electricity prices by 12.5%, even though its boss admitted wholesale costs have fallen. the daily telegraph focuses on what the paper calls a row between the government and british gas over the cost of green energy subsidies. the times claimsjeremy green energy subsidies. the times claims jeremy corbyn green energy subsidies. the times claimsjeremy corbyn is under pressure from labour mps to condemn president maduro's violent regime in venezuela. the guardian has details

i was able to interview the family and other than being newlyweds, frankie was an amazing young man. comments i heard about someone who read the book, actually of ramirez said to me, one of the most profound stories that impacted is a story frank. because i can identify with frank. that blew my mind. f a man also struggled to make it here on his own.t and i said why? he said because as young man i could relate what he was doing. as a young man he would go out and cut real ties and make 50 cents and give them back to them to survive. i remember doing that same thing in mexico for my mother. i would bring her back the change i was making. so i knew early on i had to do was talk about the humanity behind each of the people foral the airplane. frank and his wife, the last love letter he wrote home to his wife and was there preparing for the wedding. i put it side-by-side with one of the last love letters that the passenger sent home to his wife about how he struggling trying to work for one farmer based on his way back home i know we have a few garbanzo beans on the farm. sell them and u

frankie has been so excited about me doing this.irst contestant to be in the show with a physical disability. how do you feel about being a bit of a trailblazer? yeah, i think it's really awesome. it shows the way that the show and life in general is going. this country, this world, we need more inclusion, we need more of this. as well as new contestants, there is also a new head judge. shirley ballas taking over from len goodman. i don't feel too much pressure because i feel i have a good experienced team around me. so they've been taking care of me today. i don't feel any pressure at the moment, but we will see on the night. next month's launch show will give the public their first chance to see the new contestants in action. it will also be an opportunity for the programme and the viewers to remember sir bruce, a man who helped make strictly one of the most popular shows on tv. lizo mzimba, bbc news. the headlines are coming up in a moment. first we leave you with a look at the weather. good morning, yesterday we got to 20 degree

>> frankie! >> have you ever had that moment? >> yes. in a store. was busy looking at a tag and nala was very little, and i looked around and she was not there. you have that moment where i was, like, shut the door! shut the door! i went right into, nobody's leaving until i find out where my daughter is, and it's just what happens. it's visceral. luckily she was, like, a foot away from me under the turnst e turnstile, but in that moment, shshe was gone. >> that real life scare is taken to the extreme in "kidnap" for sage corea, and there were play dates. >> did you get to hang out? >> yes. i had a small squeeze trailer and i would go over there to see nala, and her trailer is big. there's a bedroom. >> don't be telling all my business. halle's other co-star is the minivan that helps her chase down her son's abductor. >> do you or would you drive a minivan? that's the best car. i have one. >> i do too. don't you love it? it has a vacuum cleaner. >> people don't understand. >> it's the perfect family car. and i don't care what anybody says. i'm proud

frankie mccamley, bbc news.deal with any threat from north korea. i'm joined by the executive director of the instant national institute for strategic studies in america. that phrase locked and loaded, how did you respond to that? i think it's unnecessary, there is no doubt the united states military has contingency plans were any circumstances and the korean circumstances and the korean circumstances one they have been preparing for a long time. president trump does not need to remind north korea of that. it is unnecessary and will contribute to paranoia about potential pre—emptive moves. will contribute to paranoia about potential pre-emptive moves. the whole world is watching and feeling perhaps similarly uncomfortable. when all the talk is that it's a misunderstanding that could take us over the edge, it is language like this which leads to misunderstandings isn't it? yes, thatis misunderstandings isn't it? yes, that is why other top members of the president's administration have issued statements which are

thank you very much, frankie.s country‘s independence from britain. in a speech in delhi, he said he wants to transform india into a prosperous and technologically—advanced nation. the creation of india and pakistan in 19117 led to a million deaths, and the displacement of about 12 million people. reeta chakra barti is in amritsar in punjab. i‘m in the golden temple in amritsar. this is one of the holiest sites of the sikh religion. there are many people still coming into worship. there are hymns played throughout the day and night. this temple is in punjab. punjab was one of the areas worst affected when pakistan was created 70 years ago. —— when india and parker stonework created 70 years ago. —— india and pakistan. yesterday i reported from pakistan because it celebrated its anniversary of independence yesterday. today, it is india‘s turn. they were led by narendra modi at a special celebration in delhi. 70 years ago it was here, at the historic red fort, that unionjack was lowered one final time, to be replace

frankie mccamley, bbc news.the uk will face trial injanuary. haider ahmed, who is 18 and from redhill in surrey, appeared at the old bailey via video link from feltham prison. he is charged with preparing terrorist acts and three further charges of disseminating a terrorist publication, between march and august 2016. he's been remanded in custody. lawyers representing an investment fund manager eric bellquist, who was arrested in relation to the putney bridge jogger investigation, have categorically denied that he was involved in the incident stating their client was in america at the time of the incident. the metropolitan police yesterday arrested and later released a 41 year old man, on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, after police released cctv footage in a public appeal which appeared to show a male jogger on putney bridge pushing a 33 year old woman towards the road and into the path of an oncoming bus which narrowly missed her. the eu's food safety commissioner has called for an end to countries

frankie mccamley, bbc news.from the civil aviation authority for those periods have been analysed by the bbc, and show that among the ten biggest airlines, easyjet travellers suffered an average delay of 24 minutes. gatwick and easyjet say many of the delays were beyond their control as our business correspondent emma simpson reportd. up, up and away, but how often do they take off on time? the bbc has been looking at the data. gatwick airport had the longest delays with an average of 27 minutes. luton was not far behind. doing much better, leeds bradford and belfast city airports, both with average delays of ten minutes. the summer season can be a pinch point. gatwick has the single busiest runway in the world with planes often taking off and landing every minute. things are going smoothly here today, but if this schedule slips it can have big knock—on effects. we absolutely recognise the inconvenience caused to our passengers, but most of the time our flights are ready to go, but they simply cannot depart beca

frankie dettori's favourite loses out to stradivarius on the opening day of glorious goodwood.tower for kensington and chelsea council has appointed a new interim chief executive. elaine elkington takes over from robert black who resigned in june following the launch of a government inquiry into the grenfell disaster. our correspondent is here with me. give us some background into who she is. elaine elkington worked for birmingham city council and was the director of housing and worked in hammersmith. she is taking over robert black, he was the head of the tenancy management organisation that ran grenfell tower. he stepped down backin ran grenfell tower. he stepped down back injune, ran grenfell tower. he stepped down back in june, because ran grenfell tower. he stepped down back injune, because he said he wa nted back injune, because he said he wanted to concentrate on assisting the police investigation and the public inquiry. we have had a statement from miss elkington who said she was looking forward to move the situation forward and supporting oui’ the situation forward and

frankie mccamley, bbc news.d 8 years, the other two were sentenced to five. all three admitted conspiracy to produce drugs, after several thousand cannabis plants with an estimated street value of £1m were seized. duncan kennedy reports. hidden beneath the wooded hills of wiltshire, even today, the bunker remains a secretive, subterranean world. its old antenna and air vents the only sign of its existence. but five metres below ground, this cold war sanctuary was transformed into a cannabis factory. this was where 4,000 cannabis plants were found, spread over two floors. the men behind it were martin fillery, plamen nguyen and ross winter, who were jailed today for admitting conspiracy to produce the drug. police say using the nuclear bunker, once owned by the ministry of defence, meant the gang could exploit its secrecy, and security. this was a highly organised operation, and of course, the nuclear bunker provided that level of security, and covertness to avoid detection. this was the bunker as it was, a secre

frankie has been so excited, she hasn't given me advise yet, but i will be on the phone, frankie, givean before, what is new about these developments over the weekend? north korea is increasing its capability. they have desired to have nuclear weapons for a long time and delivery systems to strike the united states. so they have been conducting a lot of flight tests recently and increasing the range. this is a new threat the international community is going to have to deal with. is this a threat to japan have to deal with. is this a threat tojapan or is have to deal with. is this a threat to japan or is this a message to not only japan, but the to japan or is this a message to not onlyjapan, but the rest to japan or is this a message to not only japan, but the rest of the world as well? the first thing we have to think about when we look at these increasing capabilities is north korea's motivations, what are they trying to achieve? we need to connect their capabilities with their political objectives. north korea is dissatisfied with several things. first, being the division of the pen

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it is smaller places where they are less organised and there is frankie less of a base for people torove through. that is an interesting point. thank you very much. don't forget, more images of the storm on our website. after victory in mosul, iraqi forces have been trying to re—take the city of tal afar in the north—west, one of islamic state's last strongholds in the country. and it seems that victory could be in sight — elite forces are believed to have raised the iraqi flag in the centre of tal afar as rylee carlson reports. after six days of fierce battle in the is holdout of tal afar, the iraqi army has raised its flag from the top of the citadel. commanders here say they have cleared 70% of the city from militants, forcing them to leave behind weapons and evidence of how they tried to escape. translation: the resistance of snipers, there are also booby—trapped cars, mortars. they have been defeated. tal afar lies in a strategic position, sitting on a supply route from the former is stronghold of mosul to syria. us and iraqi military say as many as 2000 militants are still in t

rita wingfield hays that frost in singapore frankie. quick look at some of the day's other news now and the iraqi government forces fighting to recapture the city of telephone from the islamic state who were kidn. r. in talla far and its surrounding villages. the university of texas has removed three statues commemorating the u. s. civil war era saying they had become symbols of molten white supremacy. the operation to take down the confederate monuments including one of general robert e. lee. began overnight to avoid confrontations. a former american soldier who defected to north korea mobile five decades ago has died the death of james does not coup fled across the demilitarized zone from south korea in nineteen sixty two. was confirmed by his two sons mr does what was one of a handful of american servicemen to desert to north korea. he went on to appear in propaganda films. spanish police say they've shot dead at the main suspect responsible for carrying out last week's terror attack in barcelona. authorities say the man appeared to

no, bruce was an original, the same way tommy cooper was and morecambe and wise, frankie howerd.rsonalities and other talent will come a long. i think peter kay is a genius but he's very different from bruce but you are always pleased to see him in that same way. the great thing about bruce was that he loved the audience, the audience loved him, and my heart goes out to winnie and the girls and jj, his sun, today, and like the rest of the nation i think we are all grieving with them. we have lost a dear, dearfriend. for me, i suppose, the thing that i will remember is more recently strictly. that was such an extraordinary vehicle for him to bring him to the attention of young viewers who wouldn't have had that sort of back story of his. it was an inspired choice. i think it was the producer who was hatching the show who had the idea for the show and i think it was seeing bruce doing have i got news for you, which was quite a brave thing for bruce to do, she saw him on that and the idea clicked in her mind that bruce can dance, can handle compere, handled this show and bruce was s

some of the broader social questions provoked by the blaze won't be addressed. 0ur correspondent, frankiewer in west london. how much more do we know about what the inquiry team will be considering? the scope of the inquiry is much broader than sir martin moore—bick, the retired judge, leading this originally suggested. he said it may look into the cause of the fire, what lessons can be learnt to protect others and why it spread so quickly. but after extending the consultation period for a number of weeks, and analysing 500 or more written statements, he has now broadened the terms of reference to not only look at the cause and spread of the fire but also the design, the construction, the refurbishment of grenfell tower, to look at tower blocks on the whole across the uk and the regulations surrounding them, whether the regulations were followed when it comes to grenfell tower, and of course, that action of bodies and groups in the lead up to the fire and after the tragedy, which will include kensington and chelsea council. resident group so far have welcomed the broader terms of referenc

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. >> yep, yep, we got married in november last year and at the same time i was playing frankie in "jersey and -- >> you couldn't stay away. you're coming back. >> yeah, you know what -- [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. yeah, after a year off you kind of see it with a new light and i missed being creative and miss my friends and, you know, the timing was right. >> did you miss the nuttiness? >> no. i just miss the creative -- i miss the fans. i miss -- that's my favorite part of it so looking forward to being creative and doing what i do best and it's going to be fun. >> they miss you, mark and i have to say you mentioned frankie valli and alexander jean. you were busy with that. i know you have to be in great shape to do dancing. believe me i know and lately your instagrams have been about working out. >> yeah, i started a new workout program. i have this trainer back in l.a., adam, who has been getting me in shape doing a lot of conditioning training, kind of switching it up. i used to do a lot of weights. when i was here doing "jersey boys," i would swim 50 laps a day for breathing

. >> host: frankie in new jersey, good morning. >> i was just wondering, if there wasn't a mention of mister troy's credentials on as to which administration he worked with or, and i don't appreciate interjections about tropes to in the middle of a national emergency. i also want to ask the commentators how much of his book proceeds are going to be donated to the american red cross or what organizations he's going to be donating to and that's about it. >>. >> host: thank you new w jersey, do you want to go through your background? >> i worked in the bush white house and i was also deputy secretary of health under the bush administration . i'm also a presidential historian, my training i flew down from the university of texas, i have experience in texas and i've written a number of books about the president including intellectuals in the american presidency, a book about their president and relationship with pop culture called today what jefferson red, i watched what obama tweeted so i want to talk about what the president is tweeted and i wrote this book shall we weaken the president?

franky flores says his friend lived here in the woods the past four years. >> he went to my house every day in the morning for breakfast, because he was living there -- in there. >> okay. he showed me where he lived, a tent they called his ranch. he would make a few dollars cutting grass or cleaning parking lots. police have charged illios and 13-year-old companion was stabbing him when they tried to rob him. but he wouldn't give him his money. >> let me ask you your reaction to francisco being murdered. >> we was sad. i cried many days because he was. i mean i was -- i was a family. >> he appeared today in court for the first time. >> he will remain held without bond but he will be moved to the juvenile facility. the co-defendant in this case is actually already being held there. >> he lives here in a delphi with his mother, no one answered the door when i stopped by today. neighbors say he is a student at the middle school. >> we are told he walked to school through the woods where mr. was killed. chris gordon, news 4. >> we let's go back to the storm center. >> well, pat this just in

why frankie, even though he was cautious, in the one—hour -- quite frankly, even though he was cautioushad to squeeze out of him reasons to be optimistic. clearly there are challenges, no one denies that. the bank has been optimistic for a long time, about wage rises, investment, about all kinds of things, and proven wrong. it was pessimistic about brexit, wasn't it? there was a lot more going to go wrong band did go wrong. and rightly so. this time last year, mark carney said, plan is better than no plan. fully a year later, no plans. he has reasons to be concerned. lets remember that one year ago, the bank of england and the treasury said that by now, we would have half a million people unemployed because of the leave vote, what has happened, unemployment is at a 42 year low. there are challenges, wages are not picking up, the governor seemed to suggest that was because of brexit. they're not rising in the us or eurozone. that is what is scary, the global economy, despite what we say about the positive aspects, the global economy is weakening. inflation is falling. everyone has been w

, frankie dettori saying he only has to ride for four yea rs saying he only has to ride for four yearsch other —— showinglj years and then they can race against each other -- showing. i didn't know that they did shetland pony racing? you have seen the shetland pony grand national? we have read that script on the programme. i don't remember that at all. the shetland p°ny remember that at all. the shetland pony grand national. one of the highlights of my year. did mike busheu highlights of my year. did mike bushell compete in it? no, i don't thing he would be allowed. they don't have his size horse, it would be more like the shetland pony. he is scared with horses, he has had a few dodgy experiences with horses. the usain bolt documentary was on last night and as the excitement builds, is he already here, is here in the uk? you reminded me of something i have in the guardian and here's a man who wants to spoil his party, he is hoping to race in the 100th is and he is saying, ujah, he is saying the world athletics championships won't be a retirement party for him, he wants to spoil his fu

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and then a portion of route 55 in cumberland county will be named in honor of trooper franky williamsion on route 55 as he was responding to a report of erratic motorist. 4:39. with the start of new school year not far off, philadelphia school district and the city health department want to make sure that student are up to date on vaccinations, there are new rules for the entire state this year. because the department of health has now revised it requirements, for students entering the 12th grade. they now need to have an additional meningitis vaccine and all student need a fourth dose of the polio vaccine including one or after the age of four. >> so with this new requirement, there are many children who will need to be caught up before they start school this fall. so my message to parent today is make an appointment with your child's doctor before school starts. >> now if you don't have a did the health department says that they'll offer vaccinations, they just want to get everybody that's safe and protected. >> all right, 4:40, remembering a legend. he was a rhinestone cowboy. musi

some of the broader social questions provoked by the blaze won't be addressed. 0ur correspondent frankie much wider than the leading judge suggested. at first he said it may only look into the cause of the fire and widespread so quickly and what lessons and widespread so quickly and what lesso ns ca n and widespread so quickly and what lessons can be learned to protect others in the future. but after extending the consultation for a number of weeks and analysing 500 and more written statements, he has now brought in those terms of reference to not only look at the cause and spread of the fire, but also to look at the design, construction and refurbishment of g re nfell tower. construction and refurbishment of grenfell tower. to look at tower blocks on the whole across the uk and regulations surrounding them, whether those regulations were followed for g re nfell whether those regulations were followed for grenfell tower and the actions of bodies and groups in the lead up to the fire and after the tragedy which will include kensington and chelsea council. residents' groups have welcomed t

troubling on a conflict of interest level, ethics level, human rights, social level, and frankie, itlete and practical as well. -- frarankly, it is compmpletely imimpractical l as well. amy: kathy kelly, when you readd this piece in the new w york tis about exploiting afghanistan for mineral wealth, and the comments from president trump, even though he was supposed to the we were therence to take their oil. your response. kathy: it is repugnant for the night states to believe that we somehow should be able to subordinate the rights, hoax, possibilities of another country to serve our -- hoax, possibilities of another country to serve our natural resources. we have no right t to take over natural resources in afghanistan and we have cost so much death and destruction, we should be paying reparations for that. amy: jodi vittori, could you be -- could you talk about the mineral industry, and who is benefiting in afghanistan in the midst of this longest war in u.s. history? jodi: certainly. it was estimated afghanistan helped to $1 trillion in minerals in reserve -- not all of that would