here's joyce. >> how is your hearing and your vision?it's good enough. >> reporter: have you had your hearing checked? >> it's been awhile. it's been awhile. >> reporter: they might want to think the results of a recent study looking at people just a generation older. your parents or grandparents. it found further evidence that poor or uncorrected vision and hearing abilities can put such a drain on the brain's cognitive functions that it can speed up the onset of dementia significantly by three to sick years. >> i'm surprised to hear that. >> your brain has to process at a higher rate in order to fill in the gaps of what you're not really hearing. >> reporter: or seeing. even more surprising says jefferson ent surgeon dr. thomas wilcox -- >> the effect can begin at very mild. you don't have to be severely impaired and they're seeing evidence of earlier and more pronounced dementia there's a greater trend towards dementia. >> reporter: exactly how it happens they're still studying but folks like martha, have their theories. >> you know w

australian deputy prime minister barnaby joyce is disqualified from parliament for holding jule citizenship. block so rahman this is ours there are a lot of my headquarters here in doha are coming up in the next thirty minutes the un blames the syrian government for a chemical attack that killed more than eighty people in april. also violence miles kenya's disputed election at least three people were killed during clashes with the police. plus the us releases some of the classified documents linked to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. welcome to the program the australian high court has ruled that deputy prime minister barnaby joyce was wrongly elected for holding jule citizenship for other politicians have also been removed from parliament for holding jule citizenship there will now be a by election for deputy prime minister joyce's seat the ruling means that prime minister malcolm turnbull's government has lost its one seat majority under thomas joins us now from sydney in terms of australia's political history a new page is not only turned but it's being rewritten. absolute

let alone australia's deputy prime minister joyce's father was born in new zealand and though he says he didn't know it joyce was entitle to new zealand citizenship to know no reason to believe it was a system of any other country but israel was born just there just there and you know i grew up over there and i served in nation's defense forces not reasonably well thinking but as a straight is constitution says no one it's hard to the rights of a citizen of a foreign power can stand for parliament on friday the high court decided ignorance of jewel citizenship was no excuse five m.p.'s have been thrown out of parliament in all but most senators will be replaced by others from their party's barnaby joyce his case was different he was an m.p. in the house of representatives where the government of prime minister malcolm turnbull had until friday a majority of just one without joyce the government is at risk the decision of the court today is clearly not the outcome we were hoping for but the business of government goes on it can for now. time with its most famous for its annual country

let alone australia's deputy prime minister joyce's father was born in new zealand and though he says he didn't know it joyce was entitle to new zealand citizenship to know no reason to believe it was assisting in any other country those trails born just they're just there and you know i grew up over there and i served in the nation's defense forces not reasonably well thinking but it's rather a straight is constitution says no one it's hard to the rights of a citizen of a foreign power can stand for parliament on friday the high court decided ignorance of jewel citizenship was no excuse five m.p.'s have been thrown out of parliament in all but most a senate says will be replaced by others from their party's barnaby joyce his case was different he was an m.p. in the house of representatives where the government of prime minister malcolm turnbull had until friday a majority of just one without joyce the government is at risk the decision of the court today is clearly not the outcome we were hoping for but the business of government goes on it can for now. time with its most famous for

s from smaller parties then there could be a change of government without an election well joyce says he has had no idea he was a jew this isn't you know i know no reason to believe our system of any other country those trails born just a just a and you know i grew up. and i served in the nation's defense forces not narration political thinking but is trying to take the hits and take the sec for us but you know we'll buy the ticket we know the risks and ads and now i'm going to make sure that i don't crombie i'm going to get back to work while some people in australia think that the law banning jewel citizens from entering parliament is pretty much outdated the prime minister malcolm turnbull says the government will consider whether changes need to be made we'll closely evaluate the full implications implications of the court's decision which will now be carefully be carefully considered by strains and of course in particular bought the farm. more now from our correspondent andrew thomas in sydney. the high court's decision was essential a n.e.m.p. who'd been born abroad even to aust

question mark about barnaby joyce then created questions over other m.p.'s in parliament and we've had about seven people but at the hands of us of all those who are all dual citizenship and as we now know. have been declared illegible thought as to stand in solomon's road a main artery in sydney thank you thank you for finally hear something that many of us so far wanted to do just skip school grab mom's car take the highway but a ten year old's jaunt in ohio ended with a run in with the law after in that hour long chase that speeds of up to one hundred miles an hour he was called on harm from the driver's window only going to kick the police and sprint happened. now to amazing survival story after five months lost at sea two women and their two dogs have been rescued they drifted thousands of kilometers off course after best saving boat was damaged. a u.s. navy ship sped off to rescue the two sailors after a time when his fishing boat spotted them floundering and sent out a distress call the two women on board a static to see rescuers after five months lo

that they can get through this dangerous period but remember amazed to see what happens to bobby joyce as it is a fairly popular member but the chances are he will be reelected but in the intervening weeks anything could happen journalist roger maynard from sidney following us in on the latest developments there thanks very much for that thank you. now for some of the other stories making the news today the united nations says syrian president bashar al assad's government was responsible for a chemical weapons attack that killed at least eighty people in april a report coauthored by the u.n. claims and syria's government used the deadly sarin nerve gas on a rebel held town the syrian government denies having done so. u.s. defense secretary jim matters says a washington is not seeking war with north korea but a peaceful dismantling of its nuclear weapons program maddest made the comments during a visit to the heavily north arise own between north and south korea analysts view his words as an effort to ease the tensions with pyongyang. the us has opened several thousand previously secret

welcome to the australian high court has ruled that deputy prime minister barnaby joyce was wrongly elected for holding dual citizenship for other politicians of also being removed from office for holding jule citizenship now there will be a by election for the deputy prime minister's seat the ruling means that prime minister malcolm turnbull's government has lost its one seat majority and to thomas our correspondent following events or is this a new political chapter in uncharted territory really for the political establishment in australia. well so far in politics is never dull but this is pretty bizarre even by its standards this is the case as it was presented to the high court australia's constitution has a course of events which until quite recently you know have paid too much attention to what it says that no one can stand for parliament. could be a citizen of another country and that includes view citizens well in july one greens senator said that he just found out that he was in new zealand as well as an australian and he was on. his running in the investigation is carried out it's

deputy prime minister and four senators from parliament because they have joel citizenship barnaby joycewill recontest his seat in a by election but his expulsion means the government's lost its one seat majority in the lower house. you know i know no reason to believe all says many of the country those trails born just they just say. you know i grew up. and the nation's defense force is not reasonable it wasn't even trying to take its entire concert was you know we all bought a ticket we know the risks and. now i'm going to make sure that i don't crombie i'm going to get back to work. because in paris has given a suspended jail term to in the corruption trial of equitorial get is vice president dorian obiang he is the son of the long time leader daughter of a young and gamma he's been president of this oil rich west african nation for thirty eight years the younger of the and his accusers spending more than a thousand times his official salary on a six story mansion in paris a fleet of luxury cars and michael jackson memorabilia all right you're up to date those are the very latest head

is on what was party joyce's seat he will stand if he wins the government side but of course that's a big if so in about five weeks' time it's quite possible that opponents of anime joyce takes over that state that he did hold and then australia's government is in jeopardy it polls also important part of the joys australia's deputy prime minister but he's also been a minister make you crucial decisions about australia over the last year and a half since he has become deputy prime minister here through those decisions stand if he was ineligible to be an m.p. he was ineligible to be a minister so all kinds of other legal questions now flow from this legal decision . both of them over we'll leave it out of course come back to as we get more developments coming out of sydney thank you. passengers heading to the u.s. can expect new security measures the u.s. says the measures i reducing the threat of terrorism and replace a ban a lot tops from eight predominantly muslim countries is the latest decision by the trumpet ministration affecting global travel and the galah reports now from mia

joyce vance, i wanted to go to the particulars of the papadopoulos case. it seems to me this is the dead center of the investigation. this is someone who's been charged with lying to the fbi about the essence of what the special prosecutor's investigating. >> he has been. the lie he's told, in fact, relates to the russians interest in him stemming from his involvement in the campaign. and that i think attests to mueller's genius in leading with this charge because not only does it signify that he won't tolerate being lied to in the course of this investigation, it puts everyone who's involved in this circle of events, i think in a state of high fear because we don't know who else has been arrested, who else is cooperating like papadopoulos so each of them has to be concerned about conversation that is they may have had with papadopoulos since his arrest in late july. >> and the day that papadopoulos lied to the fbi was before there was even a special prosecutor named. it was back at the end of the first week of the trump presidency on january 27th. and tha

let alone australia's deputy prime minister joyce's father was born in new zealand and though he says he didn't know it joyce was entitle to new zealand citizenship to know no reason to believe us is there any other country but israel was born just there just there and you know i grew up over there and i served in nation's defense was this not no reason to label thing but as a straight is constitution says no when it's hard to the rights of a citizen of a foreign power can stand for parliament on friday the high court decided ignorance of joule citizenship was no excuse five m.p.'s have been thrown out of parliament in all but most a senate says it will be replaced by others from their party's barnaby joyce his case was different he was an m.p. in the house of representatives where the government of prime minister malcolm turnbull had until friday a majority of just one without joyce the government is at risk the decision of the court today is clearly not the outcome we were hoping for but the business of government goes on it can for now. tamworth is most famous for its annual countr

barnaby joyce says he wasn't surprised by the high court's decision and clearly, when you look at whatrly ignorance is no defence. these seven members of the citizenship seven at all argued they simply didn't know that they were citizens of another country. at last you's election. but the judges have said you should have known, certainly in the cases of five of those parliamentarians, barnaby joyce being one of them. he will now face a by—election. the political futures of the other four are uncertain. one thing is certain is they won't be in parliament until they won't be in parliament until the least the next election. two other elections of the upper house of the australian parliament have been cleared of any wrongdoing. their political careers will continue. safe to say not only has the centre—right government lost its nowra on the men majority but for 110w nowra on the men majority but for now it is very embarrassing for the administration of the prime minister, malcolm turnbull. and how big an event has all this being, this section 44 drama in australia? has anything like this ha

seat but even if he does there are other problems if joyce wasn't properly elected as an m.p. he wasn't politically a minister only the decisions he made as one could now be challenged in cool when it came to the point where he realised that he might not be a minister when it was referred to the high court when there were doubts about it it might well be that those decisions of vulnerable the house already being a more immediate consequence australia's prime minister was supposed to be travelling to israel on saturday leaving barnaby joyce in charge here at home malcolm turnbull has now been laid back trim indefinitely under thomas al-jazeera sitting. here secretary of state rex tillerson has made a phone call to one of myanmar senior army chiefs to express his concern over reported atrocities against the revenge in rakhine state speaking to senior general feeling he urged security forces to support the government and in the violence tillerson also wants them to allow the safe return of ethnic rancher who have fled the area now more than eight hundred thousand refugees in camp

his expulsion means that malcolm turnbull's government has now lost its one seat majority barnaby joyce says he'll recontest his seat in a by election in december but until then the deputy leadership position is open australia now faces weeks of political turmoil if joyce loses his seat in the opposition labor party wins over the support of m.p.'s from smaller parties there could be a change of government in australia without an election. you know i know no reason to believe our system of any other country those trails born just a just a and you know i grew up. and i served in the nation's defense force is not my reason to leave i think i'm going to try to take the hits and take the sec for us but you know we'll buy the ticket we know the risks and ads and now i'm going to make sure that i don't promise b i'm going to get back to work while some in the country think that the law banning jule citizens from entering parliament is a little bit outdated the prime minister says the government will consider whether changes need to be made we'll closely evaluate the full implications implicati

let alone australia's deputy prime minister joyce's father was born in new zealand and though he says he didn't know it joyce was entitle to new zealand citizenship to know no reason to believe i was assisting in any other country but israel is born just justly and you know i grew up. and i served in nation's defense forces not reasonably well thinking but it's a straight is constitution says no one it's hard to the rights of a citizen of a foreign power can stand for parliament on friday the high court decided ignorance of jewel citizenship was no excuse five m.p.'s have been thrown out of parliament in all but most a senate says it will be replaced by others from the party's barnaby joyce his case was different he was an m.p. in the house of representatives where the government of prime minister malcolm turnbull had until friday a majority of just one without joyce the government is at risk the decision of the court today is clearly not the outcome we were hoping for but the business of government goes on it can for now. tamworth is most famous for its annual country music festival

joyce evans talked to the missing girl at that mom and she joins us live tonight. joyce? >> reporter: iain this was part of an fbi operation. those sheriff's deputies were helping out with that and they're still looking for the teenage girl. we talked her her mom as you said and waiting for all word >> she ran away last sunday 8:00. >>> hannah joins has done so many times before, says her mom, row is an. >> i do believe she jumped the trai train. >>> couple days after hannah took off >> she reaches out inappropriately on social media all the time. >> reporter: her mom said hannah sent a very disturbing video to her sister overnight. she was riding in car. >> who is this guy >> we don't know. we don't know who any of her contacts were. she just kept assisting >> she said she was hopeful then terrified when she saw this scene play out in south philadelphia. the driver took off after hitting a sheriff. they found the car parked in a neighborhood. word came at first that the girl was ok, turns she was not at the car. police tracked down and arrested devon harley near 13th and

jennifer joyce live in port richmond with the sad details.od morning, lauren and this hit-and-run happened right behind me here, beneath that overpass, that's where police were focusing their investigation. we watched as accident investigation officers combed the scene taking measurements and performing accident reconstruction to get a better sense of exactly what happened here overnight and how. police say it was shortly after 2:30 this morning that a man was struck by a vehicle here on the 2200 block of allegheny avenue near tulip street. investigators confirm the man suffered severe injuries to his head and body and was pronounce at the scene. the victim is a 31-year-old man, police have not released his identity. right now, they're working to find the driver who hit him and left him to die in the street. at this point, police do not have information on the car involved but they're actively working on that. police say they found a number of clues to confirm that this was, in fact, a hit-and-run. >> his shoe was found almost a block away, i

rob joyce. tyler mathisen and rob joyce. pete, are we going to take a look at 2017 and say this was the the year that the cyber stocks are finally, finally making gains >> probably. there's semantic, checkpoint, those kind of names. i would point to the fastest growing section of cisco right now which is in cybersecurity which is over 2 billion, it's going to be 2.3 billion. i think that if you want the pure plays, that's great if you want something where you've got a little something more to it where you're not just reliant on that, that's another reason why cisco is one of these names that trades at too cheap a valuation. they've got growth where you want it, it's like 4%, but it's something that might grow into it >> we might remember that fire eyes touched 100 a share >> it closed 17 1/2 or so, it had a good run semantic over the last six weeks or so, it's gone from 25 to 33, a big move why do i mention it? because valuation-wise, it's probably the cheapest in the space. the margins in the l

and these are all top stories the australian high court has ruled that deputy prime minister barnaby joyce was wrongly elected for holding jule citizenship five other politicians have also be removed from parliament for holding jools citizenship they'll now be a byelection for the deputy prime minister's parliamentary seat under thomas hospital from sydney. the high court's decision was essentially any m.p. who'd been born abroad even to australian parents or whose parents had been born abroad should have done some investigation as to whether they had citizenship of another country and if they didn't then they were ineligible for australia's parliament when they stood and that applies to five of the seven m.p.'s that they were considering crucially they have ruled that bobby joyce australia's deputy prime minister is ineligible to sit in parliament so that has two consequences first it means that australia's government which only had a majority of one in the lower house of representatives no longer has a majority a tall and if barnaby joyce does not win a by election now due in december in

fox 29's joyce evans joins us live at police headquarters with details. joyce?porter: iain, there are a lot of questions surrounding what exactly is going on here. we do know that it ended with a 32-year-old man in police custody and a teenage run away recovered. now we're told that the teenaged girl is going to be okay and we're told that sheriff's deputy who was hit by the driver as he tried to get away from authorities, he's going to be okay as well. let's take a look at the video from last night around 11:00 o'clock. police found the car just a few blocks away parked in the neighborhood near ninth and johnston. you can see the damage to the driver's side -- side view mirror but the driver had apparently taken off on foot. now while detective detectives r evidence in the car police tracked down 32-year-old devon harley near 13th and schneider. now, how the teenager and this man got together we don't know for sure, but sources are telling us tonight that these two sheriffs deputies two local authorities may have been working with the fbi on this case. we hope

fox 29 joyce evans joins us live from police headquarters with details. joyce? >> reporter: ian and lucy, the eagles game was on at the time. so police say that probably was why not as many people were outside. however, some neighbors near 25th and norris told you say they heard the rapid gunfire, they came outside. however, none said they could or would tell us what they saw in the area of the tiny block with fewer than a dozen occupied homes. detectives put up a black screen to block the view of a grisly crime scene in arlington street in north philadelphia >> appears both victims were shot by a different assailant. we don't think they were shooting at each other. >> reporter: it appears the two men said to be in the 20's were targeted. at least one was sitting inside the sky blue grand marquis. the shooter opening fire, police say, leaving more than a dozen shell casings on the narrow street. >> no motive, no suspects, we just have two victims, both shot multiple times. >> reporter: in the head in the chest, one dead, the other rushed to temple university hos

this these breaking news stories in the big picture, former watergate prosecutor nick ackerman and joyce vance. let me start with you nick on the reince priebus talking to mueller's team. >> he is the most logical person to go to. he was in the right place at the right time from the standpoint of the prosecutors. he was there when donald trump was dealing with comey. he was there when donald trump was talking about what he was going to do to comby. and he was also involved with the flynn situation. he made statements about the june 9th meeting at trump tower with the russians and i think he said that it was a nothing-burger. how does he know that. who did he talk to? there are a whole series of things that he could be extremely helpful on and could provide lots of leads in terms of this investigation. he was with donald trump right from the time that trump took office, he was in a position as his chief of staff where he was in the oval office all of the time, he was outside of the oval office, he knows who trump spoke to, and i think even more importantly, he also knows what the posture

joyce? >> reporter: well, lucy and iain, the parents and the students say this has been on-going problem for the past couple of years ever since building 21 high school behind me here moved to this location. but after what happened yesterday, they say it has to stop and stop now. >> i saw like they all just started moving towards me. i'm like oh, no. >> reporter: still very swollen and in pain, 17-year-old marlon francois recorded this video for us from his hospital bed. right before heading into surgery to repair multiple breaks in his jaw. >> they started rupping even started rupping, too. but they pulled my bag, and then i fell because they all pulled my bag. i fell on the floor and then he all started stomping me report roar this is how the building 2,111th greater looked when i was rush to the hospital on monday after being jumped by a swarm of kids allegedly all from nearby mlk high. >> does he know them. >> no. no. he does not. he doesn't know none of them. >> reporter: marlon's mom w

joyce? >> reporter: dawn and chris, this all happened at 12th and ritner in south philadelphia, and nobody has been arrested yet although detectives say they have identified most if not all of the kids involved in this tussle that happened there in south philadelphia last night about 8:30, 9:00. they're all from south philadelphia. they all know one another but why exactly they were fighting in the first place, police don't yet know, and they don't know why somebody would ut pull out gun in the middle avenue tussle. >> it's tough day are to the prep community. >> reporter: hugs, tears and moments of prayer. >> everybody is here for each other. we all have each other' backs. >> reporter: young people from the mainline and south philadelphia many from two very different worlds coming together at the place where friend classmate and former hockey mate lost his live shot right in front of his home. >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, and we just thought it was firewor fireworks. >> it was out of nowhere

joyce evans live in wilmington for us. joyce. >> well, chris and lucy, police just clear the scene just about 30 minutes ago still jaws are dropping as parents are coming home from work with their children in tow and one parent telling us that just this morning they heard the baby crying but that was nothing unusual. what was unusual it was only about 15 minutes before police say they got the call. >> i smelled gas this morning. >> they told everybody to go back in the house. >> i ran up here and tried to figure out what was going on then i seen this. >> reporter: the corner at north adams and ninth street taped off. investigators gathering evidence in and around the first floor apartment at 826 west ninth. >> officers met the mother outside. >> reporter: wilmington police chief robert tracy said, she had called for someone to come check on her sons. a baby just a few months old and a five-year-old. >> the children looked like they might have been drowned at this time we cleared the whole building to make sure for the safe

our jenny joyce live from police headquarters with the details.rning once again, jen. >> reporter: good morning, brandon oliveri is a suspect. not yet charged with crimes as the philadelphia police departmentally homicide unit continues to work on this case, olivere did surrender last night. we have video of him walking into the pleadings with his hood up trying to avoid his face hitting the cameras. homicide detectives again trying to figure out what led up to the fight and subsequent deaths of sample denubile and caleer miller. at least three deadly shots were fired at 12th and ritner. the issuing came after a wild 24 hours, that began with the suspect's south philadelphia house getting shot at more than a dozen times according to sources, fox 29 was there yesterday morning and had video of that. again, oliveri a suspect, not yet charged but the homicide unit is working around the clock and we will await an update >>> it's 7:30 and we're talking about a morning where we're starting out pretty nice in fact lots of sunshine and big show moves in.

our joyce evans talk to travelers live at the philadelphia international airport, joyce, i can only imaginehat they're telling you. >> all kinds of things. people come and going those folks flying out to las vegas don't really know what to expect once they get there. we spoke with a woman you'll hear from she's actually staying at the mandalay bay the hotel from which the shooter carried out his dealed al tack. for those people who just got back here, there's still many of them dazed over it. >> we couldn't leave our rooms. my boyfriend even got separated, um, it was pretty scary. but we're really glad to be home. it's such a shame. >> coming home never felt safer for jenna kleiner of southampton, new jersey. she wasn't the only one racing to the airport to get out of las vegas. >> we had an early flight this morning hadn't some difficulty getting out but we were able to get out. >> reporter: also getting out as soon as possible were a man and a woman that the golf buddies say they encountered at the las vegas airport. >> the woman was covered with blood, her chin, both of they are legs wer

let's get right to fox 29's joyce evans live in wilmington. so tragic, joyce. >> reporter: it is tragic, but i want to tell you what's gathering right hyped us right now. a group of children with a stop the violence prayer group. they are beginning to gather. they're going to do a vigil in just a moment for the lives of those two young boys who were lost here. now, investigators this morning weren't sure what they were walking into when they got here the fire department was already here. a strong smell of gas they had to go inside and they had to turn that gas off. so this is all before police were able to go inside. check it out. >> officers met the mother outside. wilmington police chief robert tracy said the mother had called for someone to come check on her two sons, a baby just a few months old, and a five-year-old. >> the children looked like they might have been drowned at this time. we cleared the whole building to make sure for the safety of everyone involved but the children were already deceased before the officers eed the apartment

>> jenny joyce, cheese steaks!. i think that's what you deserve while you're here in philadelphia. how about it? we have some new competition, four cheese steaks, entry byob here on south street. this is lining i said fine dining, so we have dollars seeds scallops, seared tuna, lot of typical nice items here, finite opens, pork chops, but kevin, the owner here, kevin you're the owner and chef. you wanted to -- >> going on in fill. >> i you're from philly, so you wanted to come up with a signature dish, brand new take on the philly cheese steak. can you tell us more about it? >> from philly. customers ask me what my favorite food; i tell them cheese steak. they laugh at me and look at me like i'm crazy. but really avenue passion and love for philadelphia and cheese steaks, so i decided to create new signature dish on our menu. i came up with the entry cheese steak, surf and turf cheese steak, filet minon, fresh lobster, red onion, truffle cheese sauce, parmesian match stick fries, pickled asparagus. >> so i have to

depending on what happens with mr joyce, how long a by—election takes.ds on a small crowd of crossbenchers and then the possibility of a general election. it is an interesting proposition but we are still a few jumps away from that, starting with what the high court says and if their interpretation is small lenient than it has been in the past, it all goes away.. we will wait and watch what the high court decides. for the time being, thank you for your time. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the highs and the lows. we hear one american family's experience of sending their young son to a public school in china. also on the programme: dogs are meant to be a man's best friend, but would you share a pool with one? this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won thi

joyce evans joins us now and joyce other towns are considering this as well. >> and some of them haveing into similar actions for quite sometime but some people say it goes too far. others say it just may be the only way to get some parents involved. there's yet another way. that historic philadelphia theater has been using, n they say not only offers help to victims of bullying but it may actuallactually stop buehlly er. >> go ahead and cry. cry, cry, cry! >> okay. >> reporter: a walnut street theater drama program under the direction of former public schoolteacher shows there can be the victims. >> scared they don't like who i am. >> reporter: and appeal to the little bullies to change their ways. >> show kids the rye way to behave. um, and really talk about the ways to kind of get at the real roots causes for why bullying happenings in the first place. >> reporter: thomas quinn's traveling plays that require audience participation have been going strong for almost a deca decade. >> bully, bully, bully. >> we reached 172,000 kids last year with everything we do. >> reporter: oftenti

fox 29's joyce evans is live from philadelphia police headquarters with the very latest. joyce? >> reporter: dawn, detectives are still working on this one as they tell us at this hour, and they're not sure yet whether more than one of these teens in this big fight will be arrested and charged, but they all know one another. they got into a fight. so who pulls a gun out in the middle of the fight and just starts firing it? >> teenagers filing into sane joe's this morning attending a huge mass and talking with counselors. >> it's just not a one-day thing. this is something that will last for a little while, and, um, the prep is there to support each and of one of them. >> reporter: but their emotions get the best of many as they left class and head to do south philadelphia where 16-year-old salvador, was shot right in front of his home near 12th and ritner. >> he was a good kid. he always had your back. always on your side. um, i a had a lot of classes with him. >> it was really shocking last night. like it was out of nowhere. >> reporter: three shots fired in the middle of about

joyce shujaa says she went through many moments of depression. world so she made the world come to her. herfriends again bringing children to the house to play and keep it distract it. soon, after what the game is a babysitting time turned into learning. the school is now gaining popularity in the neighbourhood. translation: even though she is teaching from her bed, the children are learning a lot from home. even when a child comes from outside doing nothing, when they come here after three days to begin understanding what they are reading. infrastructure limit her from expanding her ability further but she hopes for better. if i got the proper equipment, i think i would be able to teach more students and teach very well. in the meantime, it is back to the basic abcs from her bedroom. twin brothers who've spent a lifetime trying to find out what happened to their father during the second world war have finally discovered how he died and where he was buried. the grave of edward graham, of the royal irish fusiliers, which was discovered at catania

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the case could bring down the government body joyce's australia's deputy prime minister he was born in australia but his father was born in new zealand and his nationality also passed automatically to his son australia's government has a parliamentary majority of one if the court finds barnaby joyce is election with unconstitutional then either the candidate who came second to him would be elected in his place or the be a by election which choice would lose if either happened australia is government would fall. australia's prime minister says his legal advice is that not knowing is excuse enough for his deputy and the other dual nationality and he's butler risa waters disagrees she expects the high court will find her election was unconstitutional having now announced a canadian citizenship waters' aims to be legally elected at the next federal election in two years' time her absence until then means for her a political career break joyce's absence could break the government andrew thomas al-jazeera britain countries across latin america have been marking the fiftieth anniversary of th

. >> i'm joyce evans. now the hunt is on to find the killer and the reason behind the brutal attack. fox 29's sabina kuriakose joining us live now from spring garden with the very latest. sabina. >> reporter: joyce, late tonight we got new information from police they now say that the victim was shot in the head and back and detectives found a bloody screwdriver near the bo body. superior sound studio in the basement of 4,443rd street usually known for turning out music from claimed philly hiphop stars. saturday this sight of a mysterious murder according to philadelphia police. >> it was kind of a surprise to come here to meet in the parking lot and find it all roped off and police everywhere. >> reporter: eric jeffrey worked for non-profit also housed in the building. suddenly finding themselves stumbling on to crime scene. police say it was just before 7:30 in the morning when the call came in responding officers finding a 30-year-old man stabbed over and over again in the basement studio of superior so

strain is former deputy prime minister started his campaign to be reelected to parliament barnaby joyce met people in his rural new south wales constituency on friday the high court expelled him from parliament because he'd held deal citizenship when he was elected joyce has renounced his new zealand citizenship and is expected to regain his seat in december's by election thousands of people in paris have protested against the sexual harassment of women in the wake of the harvey weinstein scandal the demonstration of the french capital comes after dozens of actresses accused a hollywood producer of sexual assault and rape weinstein denies the allegations the claim is prompted a social media campaign with the hash tag me too that urged women to speak out against sexual abuse. those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here on his era in the middle of al-jazeera world next. do you believe it or not. somebody it's all to. the wall the same. computer. that. comes to us. then i wouldn't talk to that geisha that supplied it to get me away out of the deadly brotherhood have a. list of

jenny joyce live in center city with a preview of this morning's meeting.orter: good morning, lauren. attorney general sessions will be speaking at 9:00 o'clock here at the pennsylvania convention center. he's one of several speakers here attending major cities chiefs association fall meeting. sessions will discuss the project safe neighborhoods initiative among other that is aim at reducing violent crime. during sessions visit, there will be increased security in around the convention center. there is also a protest planned outside of the event later today with people fighting the state of policing in america. well today's conference focuses on violent crime, last night jeff sessions spoke at an event in austin, texas, that focused on immigration. he talk about how the federal government is working to expand its immigration and customs enforcement or ice department to process illegal immigrant cases more swiftly as they continue to make that issue a top priority. so back out here live, we've been seeing a lot of tour buses pulling up to the convention cent

second and south streets, the scene, our own jenny joyce is there live with all of the details coming up in just a moment. but if you are getting ready to head through south philadelphia this morning, alternate, use columbus boulevard or fourth street, if you're going north or south. and then if you are crossing east and west, bainbridge or pine, against second and south, the scene of the fire, location, and we'll have all of the details in just a moment. live look the schuylkill expressway eastbound. coming into philadelphia. all lanes are blocked right at 30th street. so you can jump off at 30th, or use the vine street expressway to cross town. the tree trim remembers out here, this is the montgomery drive onramp to go east on the schuylkill expressway, and some early morning fog kind of socking just here in south jersey. but mass transit off to good start. karen, back over to you. >> bob, let's go right to the fire. that's burning right now over bridgbridgette foy, a place so y people have gone over the years, gone therefore decade, and we go right out to the scene with jenny. >> r

we get out to jenny joyce at the scene, jenny?> they've been maintaining this fire at two alarms, more than 100 firefighters, have been heavily attacking this scene, shooting hoses, from above. popular restaurant, bridget foy at second and south. fire commissioner says the call came in around 1:20 a.m. this morning. the kitchen and basement areas are total lost, fire officials say at this point, they're hoping to salvage the main dining areas, and prevent this fire from reaching any neighboring properties. >> red paw relief two, dogs in a neighboring building died from smoke inhalation. and the fire was so intense, crews were pulled from the inside of the building, and then spent the last few hours, attacking flames, from the street. >> interior structural collapses might lose the roof, also allows us to focus forces on adjacent occupancy, what we call exposure, making sure to keep fire out of any other buildings. >> commissioner says at least 11 people are displace from the neighboring properties, the red cross is assisting those

joyce. >> i think that's right.differently than prosecutors in the united states. here we've watched that play out recently on a public stage where prosecutors have vigorously defended their independence. we've heard stories about the prosecutor in new york talking about how critical that is to a functioning american democracy. and we know that often in russian sha prosecutors work arm in arm with leaderships. there's some indication that the conviction of the russia oligarch that you spoke with in fact had overtones and finger plints from higher ups in government and was not independent. it's a very different playing field than what we've used to. >> fascinating and these words mean different things in different places. my personal apologies for jill abramson. we usually have more time for you. i would love to have you back on "the beat" if you'll allow it as they say in court and we will be right back. excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos c

state everything is coming to wind from berlin to spanish prime minister more honorable joyce sax catalogs parliament at the bridge and the players in the tenets for boys called snap elections for catalonia and the motive comes as thousands of separatist supporters are gathering right now on the streets of barcelona.

the case could bring down the government body joyce's australia's deputy prime minister he was born in australia but his father was born in new zealand and his nationality also passed automatically to his son australia's government has a parliamentary majority of one if the court finds barnaby joyce election with unconstitutional then either the candidate who came second to him would be elected in his place or the be a by election which joyce could lose if either happened australia's got four. australia's prime minister says his legal advice is that not knowing is excuse enough for his deputy and the other dual nationality and he's but the recent waters disagrees she expects the high court will find her election was unconstitutional having now announced a canadian citizenship waters aims to be legally elected at the next federal election in two years' time her absence until then means for her a political career break joyce's absence could break the government andrew thomas al-jazeera britain. in colombia thirty of cali is an animal refuge like no other for two decades abused animals se

barnaby joyce's disqualification has cost the center-right government it's majority. >> it is a toughame, politics. you dedicate so much time to it, and you take the hits. we all buy the ticket, we know the risks. iw i'm going to make sure don't -- reporter: it is an embarrassment for the government come to the fallout could be worse than a red face. despite losing his deputy, the prime minister says he will soldier on. >> the decision of the court today is not the outcome we were hoping for, but the business of government goes on. these provisions are unlikely to be altered anytime soon, even though they seem outdated in such a multicultural country. academics believe change is a necessary. they insist that australia's dual citizenship crisis could have been avoided had political parties thoroughly vetted their candidates. bbc news, sydney. rajini: before last year's democratic national convention, few have heard of khizr khan or his son's story of service. but after an impassioned speech led to a public feud with donald trump, mr. khan was thrust in the spotlight. now he has written

our own jenny joyce live at penn presbyterian medical center as more details come in.d morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, bill. yes, the victim is in critical condition. and that means that police have not yet been able to talk with her, so they're continuing their investigation, they are pulling that surveillance video, and they're also asking for the community's help to put the pieces of this crime together. the shooting happened last night on the 340000 block of fairmount avenue. the woman who was working behind the register at freddy's grocery when she was shot once in the neck, police believe this was an attempted robbery. they suspect that the shooter is fom the area and that he could stop by and get some quick cash at the end of the night. they don't think he got away with any money, he took off after firing the shot. investigators tell us it was a neighbor who walked into the store around 8:30 and saw the woman bleeding profusely. the victim could not talk. she was holding her neck. then neighbor called 911, which police say was absolutely the necessary