(gil parsons / sonoma resident) parsons: we were evacuated several days ago and this is the first i'ven back. remnants of the fire all around.parsons: everything's scorched immediately beyond us and now scorched from the other side as well. but miraculously, the fire stopped at his property. danny: fire was right here, this is your property!parsons: that's amazing. it's beyond comprehension. perhaps there is some magic force we don't know about.all but one of his animals survived, cared for by good samaritan neighbors. parsons: it's incredible the spirit the people are showing, especially the animal people, everybody has joined together. danny su: when gil came back to his property here he saw there was one patch of land still smoking. omar here is wetting it down with water to make sure it doesn't reignite. omar estrada works for parsons...the fire came close to his own house, but his home is intact. (omar estrada / works for parsons)estrada: es triste ver nuestra sonoma.it's sad to see our sonoma in this state, he said. estrada: suerte..but he wished luck to his fellow residents of s

parsons is detective parsons of the criminal investigations division. committed in the county, all of that comes across my desk. despite long hours at the first responder, parsons treasures his time with the scouts. he's been with the same group for four years am a volunteering at local homeless and animal shelters as well as cleaning up parks nearby. the first aid, and simply being kids. >> they got to dissect owl pellets. we hiked about a million miles. >> there is some crossover from his job. >> on occasion i have had to break out what my wife calls my police voice, and it gets very quiet, very serious, very quickly. sometimes i have to remember to tone it down. >> parsons says he joined in part because his dad was his cub scout leader and he wanted to teach those lessons to his son gabriel and other boys his age. >> my dad is a very manageable person. honor,part of the scouts and an honor for parsons as well. >> hopefully i will have given back and have some kind of legacy that i will make a better future. >> their name is the dragon slayers. his so

tonight, jim parsons, from nbc's "this is us," actress chrissy metz, music from, ruston kelly, featuringhe 8g band with gregg bissonette. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladi and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] wonderful to hear. wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. north korea said today that since president trump has declared war on the country, it has the right to shoot down united states strategic bombers even when they are not inside their air space border. "oh, no you don't," said trump to a black athlete kneeling. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] president trump yesterday called for a boycott of the nfl if players refused to stand for the national anthem. dude, you're going after the nfl? that's the most conservative league in sports. the owners -- their owners donated millions to your campaign. that'd be like trying to fire your attorney general, even though he's the most conservative guy in the world, who wa

so it is a delight for parsons and on behalf of parsons to sponsor this event and also to be able to introduce two of the most accomplished public servants in their respective nations as well as two of the most astute analytical observers of the middle east and its prospects. i live in abu dhabi right now and i'll tell you it has been a challenging year for businesses in the region, for political folks, for government entities, and if you -- if you look at it in a snapshot, you paint a picture of all sorts of challenges and obstacles, many of which we are discussing at this conference. parsons has been in this region for 60 years. there's 4,500 of us over there right now. i think we tend to take perhaps a longer term view or open a little bit about what's going on in the region. if you do that, i think you can find some signs of promise. i think if you actually examine some of the structural developments under way, there's reason for optimism. i see promise in the embrace of smart technology throughout that region. and if you doubt me, go visit dubai and see what they're doing in ter

the globe parson in sacks in the end halter has seen better days the stove is being stoked to warm up the place for the senior group who are about to arrive they meet here every wednesday but not for much longer pastor you're going hoffman has to give up the house because there's no one left to see to the upkeep of the old building. karen glow big all the tenants are moving out. the windows and roof are all new but the house doesn't have central heating. and that makes it very difficult to find new tenants so we decided to sell the house. yes. this isn't the first parsonage hoffman has closed at least this time there's another place to live lined up for him he just hopes the small community holds together he's relying on god's help for that. this is the resort this is something god does quite often he fulfills the desires we have deep in our hearts. but fewer and fewer parishioners are attending church services and devotions. the collinear a delights of gooseberry and cheesecake are a tried and true means for the pastor to disseminate luther's message. so that was glow big now we're g

families, democrats are expected to criticize the tax cuts as they have done in recent years, putting parson politics in front of pocketbook pocketbooks. the 1981 tax cuts, democrats claim it will only benefit the rich. the democrats speaker of the house, tip o'neill, called them royal tax cuts, because he claimed they favor the wealthiest americans. what really happened, more than 14 million new jobs were created over five years. income grew over 20% in the next seven years, and the economy grew by 3.5% for the rest of the decade on average. some democrats must have been paying attention to history, because recently as a blaster, they publicly supported many of the principles for which the president is advocating today. that includes lowering the corporate tax rate, which is highest among developed nations, so that our greatest businesses can be more competitive. senate democrat leaders chuck schumer in the past called our tax system upside down and inside out, and last year, he actually admitted to cutting corporate taxes is called, really important for american competitive. nancy pelosi a

place that one man shook the foundations of catholicism it's where martin luther established the parson church five hundred years ago but this one time cradle of reformation is increasingly godless saxony on hold the region where the telling lies has by far the lowest share of churchgoers in all of germany with the lutheran anniversary approaching all reporter followed a local pastor to find out how was trying to hold on to his flock the global parson in sacks and the and halt has seen better days the stove is being stoked to warm up the place for the senior group who are about to arrive. they meet here every wednesday but not for much longer pastor you're going hoffman has to give up the house because there's no one left to see to the upkeep of the old building. it's just for us to meet her and glow big all the tenants are moving out. the windows and roof are all new but the house doesn't have central heating. and that makes it very difficult to find new tenants so we decided to sell the house. yes. this isn't the first parsonage hoffman has closed at least this time there's another pl

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has died and two others injured ina one man has died and two others injured in a stabbing outside parsonsetropolitan police say the incident is not a terrorist attack and no arrests have been made. thousands of civilians are fleeing the iraqi city of kirkuk after the iraqi army seized control of the city from kurdish forces. kurdish fighters, known as peshmerga, have been in control of the city since 2014 when iraqi forces fled in the face of an advance by so—called islamic state. the city lies in a region claimed by both the kurds and the iraqi government and is outside the autonomous kurdish region in the north of iraq. last month kurds voted overwhelmingly for independence, provoking the iraqi government to send in troops. 0ur middle east correspondent 0rla guerin and cameraman duncan stone have sent this report from kirkuk. pledging to defend kirkuk. peshmerga fighters began the day with defiance but this small band was no match for tanks. nor were the locals armed with whatever came to hand. we lost 2000 men fighting is, he says. we are not afraid of the iraqi prime minister. but tha

emmy winning voices ♪ dangerous the girl is so dangerous ♪ that pumpkin has michael's move, but jim parson's i'm head grounds keeper here and this is my ground crew. >> when nobody's watching he turns into a wonderful dancer. >> jim is joined by brad garrett, mcgyver stars, lucy liu as an evil queen who won't let anyone have any fun. >> everyone is listening to music, ford bidden music. >> how did they get michael's moves down perfectly? ♪ >> real dancers in high temperature motion capture made the movement come to life. >> choreographers created some of the dancers for the special and were once actual backup dancers for michael. >> he taught us be simple in your approach of movement. that's the stuff that actually sticks. >> it was highly pressurized do a michael jackson cartoon. it's not like anybody else. this is michael jackson. >> you cannot mess with the king of pop. >> the special better be -- >>> still to come. nicole kidman wanted her daughters to have her em maines. why wouldn't they accept them? >>> plus, more with "law and orders's" newest . >>> we're enjoying the engagement part

congress, particularly those that want to put american jobs and middle class tax relief ahead of parsonolitics, the question is very simple. do you believe the american people deserve a pay raise? we certainly do, and that is what we'll focus on. the choice is yours. with that, i will take your questions. >> reporter:: where does the present stand on this state and local tax deduction? speed to make >> secretary sanders: the present will continue to work so that the pencils he laid out are achieved. we have not made any adjustments to that. again, same point here. we have not made any changes to the priorities. i will not negotiate between you and i, but the president will be involved in ongoing talks between the house in the senate, it will be out our priorities as we move forward. >> reporter: with a conversation with paul ryan just now? >> secretary sanders: we will have a read out with meeting afterwards. >> ? >> reporter: president trump over the agriculture department and he was the campaign supervisor and that papadopoulo papadopoulos. the lawyers cited he was the one that papado

but even the sean parson case that i mentioned, for example, you know, a key part of that was being able to exchange information with foreign partners so that there were subjects of interest in that investigation, foreign subjects of interest as well who were being picked up in other countries and intercepted through that collaboration. mr. shedd: and in the question of reauthorization, i think one of the issues that's going to loom large is this whole notion of 702 collection used for investigations of criminals outside of the national security realm. how do you respond to that in terms of both the oversight and the functional role that you have of insuring that 702 is applied appropriately and in accordance to the law that admiral rogers so eloquently laid out in terms of the checks and balances to it? but this is more on the criminal investigatory side than the intelligence collection for national security. mr. wray: well, i think there's been a little bit of myth development in that, in that space. when we talk about sort of the criminal side, i think it's important to distinguish be

. >> reporter: parsons says he owns the auto store where she was shot. >> jason done have any enemies>> reporter: police say prince drove to wilmington from maryland after gunning down five of his co-workers at advanced granite solutions just before 9:00 a.m. three of those victims have died. in a news conference wednesday night, chief robert tracy of wilmington police said there was no sign of prince until an observant person spotted his gmc acadia near glasgow high school in newark. about an hour later another person saw prince walking in the area. after a short foot chase near the school these 3atf agents took prince into custody. >> without the tips from civilians out there that helped us along the way because without their efforts and the trust they had with law enforcement and working together we would no have been able to make the apprehension. >> reporter: prince is being held on $2.1 million cash bail. he'll be extradited to somed to face murder charges. from the wilmington police department, i'm trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, no rest -- arrest after a teen is kill

but even the sean parson case i mentioned, for example, you know, a key part of that was being able to exchange information with foreign partners so that there were subjects of interest in that investigation, foreign subjects of interest as well, who were being picked up in other countries and intercepted through that collaboration. >> and in the question of reauthorization, i think one of the issues that's going to loom large is this whole notion of 702 collection used for investigations of criminals outside of the national security realm. how do you respond to that in terms of both the oversight and the functional role that you have of ensuring that 702 is applied appropriately and in accordance to the law that admiral rogers so eloquently laid out in terms of the checks and balances to it. this is more on the criminal investigatory side than the intelligence collection for national security. >> well, i think there has been a little bit of myth development in that space. when we talk about sort of the criminal side, i think it's important to distinguish between the tip and lead scena

>>> there is a good reason why jim parsons sounds like that. >> yeah, the big bang star is lending hisson's halloween. ♪ ♪ whoo >> the one-hour animated special uses michael's classic music. jim plays a scare crowe who loves to dance. >> it's a whole tale of what it means to not conform. be yourself. let your freak flag fly, as it were. >> great message. from santa cruz ... to the north bay ... and the east bay: flames race through hundreds of acres as the fire danger moves south.in the wine country ... returning evacuees face new challenges.we have made 18 arrests for theft or burglary or looting.new warnings about thieves and scam artists preying on fire victims ... and new tales of heroic efforts to save abandoned pets.these guys lost their homes .... we don't want them to lose their animals. (pam) as 11-thousand firefighters battle back flames in the north bay.... new fires erupt. the 'bear fire' in santa cruz county has already taken a destructive turn.... plus, yet another fire broke out today ... this one in the east bay ... (pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (grant)

>>> there is a good reason why jim parsons sounds like that. >> yeah, the big bang star is lending hiso michael jackson's halloween. ♪ ♪ whoo >> the one-hour animated special uses michael's classic music. jim plays a scare crowe who loves to dance. >> it's a whole tale of what it means to not conform. be yourself. let your freak flag fly, as it were. >> great message. it airs october 27th cbs presented by target.... urban agriculture and community greening are helping cities become more sustainable for the future. and that's why target has partnered with the nonprofit greensgrow in philadelphia. the novel idea was... can we put a farm in the heart of the city and really put food directly accessible to the people that were eating it. i think it's very important for us to come outside of target and really be inside of peoples' communities, as well. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. (thunder crashes) ("toccata and fugue in d minor" playing) hmm. i'm not sure. what do you think? he was stabbed, genius. no, it can't be. that's too obvious. this is so boring. can we please go?

>>> there is a good reason why jim parsons sounds like that. >> yeah, the big bang star is lending hiso michael jackson's halloween. ♪ >> the one-hour animated special uses michael's classic music. jim plays a scare crowe who loves to dance. >> it's a whole tale of what it means to not conform. be yourself. let your freak flag fly, as it were. >> great message. it airs october 27 cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john

>>> there is a good reason why jim parsons sounds like that. >> yeah, the big bang star is lending hiso michael jackson's halloween. ♪ ♪ whoo >> the one-hour animated special uses michael's classic music. jim plays a scare crowe who loves to dance. >> it's a whole tale of what it means to not conform. be yourself. let your freak flag fly, as it were. >> great message. it airs october 27 not to abandon ship. >> all of people who are in administration who are still there, they call me all time. i say, please stay. please stay. there has to be some competence and normalcy. his note of alarm,ic comments made by senator john mccain who described politics this day. >> reversion to the 1930s, the isolationism that brought on world war ii. >> this way last night. >> some half-baked, spurious nationalism cooked up by people who would rather find scapegoats than solve problems. >> president trump was asked about that in a radio interview. >> you heard what he said yesterday, senator mccain. >> i hear it. people have to be careful because at some point i fight back. and you know i am being nice,

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proof way of knowing who accessed what and when by way of example a couple of weeks ago after the parson's green incident i spent an entire day googling bomb making manuals and bomb making know how because everybody was researching a story about how easy it is to build a homemade bomb and access that information online but with some cases it might not be as clear cut as that and that is where the difficulties with this could arise. let's finish by returning to our top story this hour three hundred thousand people have come together in barcelona against the police brutality that was seen during catalonians independence vote on sunday and the situation our correspondent is in the council on capital she joins us live on the line now to syria i can see still so there's a lot of people there know it's been a long hundreds of thousands of people that still lots of enthusiasm it seems. well let me know what's unraveling here in cuts lonia can usually be described as one of the biggest crises spain has certainly seen and in general recent that could possibly lead to a split apart not just this cou

carrie parsons lived in seattle and was recently engaged. a childhood friend says, "she would always say ¡live, laugh, love.'" and pati mestas loved country music and moved closer to the stage when jason aldean started performing. a friend says she was a great mother and grandmother and "an amazing person." >> sreenivasan: finally, on the broadcast and online tomorrow, our series "america addicted" continues with a look at opioid addicts getting detox treatment in jail. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. thanks for watching. i'm hari sreenivasan. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter, in memory barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group

proof way of knowing who access to what and when by way of example a couple of weeks ago after the parson's green incident i spent an entire day googling bomb making manuals and bomb making know how as did journalists from pretty much every other news organization in the u.k. because everybody was researching a story about how easy it is to build a homemade bomb and access that information online so when this lot for john.

detectives investigating the murder of a man who was stabbed to death outside parsons green tube statione wimbledon youth court court yesterday— also charged with his murder. drivers are being warned they could face long delays through west london from tomorrow, as hammersmith bridge closes to traffic for a week. drivers are being warned they could face long delays through west london from tomorrow as hammersmith bridge closes to traffic for a week. 0nly only one busking glossies —— in each direction. almost 40% of children leaving school in london are obese or overweight, more than the uk and there was a stubborn gap between children from the richest and poorest parts of the capital. public help england says it is working with families and schools. art the first—ever and bag looked into the stra ps first—ever and bag looked into the straps of the seat uses compressed airto straps of the seat uses compressed air to cushion the child's knack. we found that it reduces the forces on a child's knack by 55%. that's a significant increase in safety to children. the world taekwondo grand prix t

american citizens in south korea and the large number of chinese citizens the consequences for all the parson paul who'd be pretty considerable so it would be all domination in use i guess it would be a distraction yes but not necessarily a welcome one. decision to attack north korea would define the trump presidency surely is the iraq war define the first george w. bush one expand on that. well i think just as the nine eleven and then nick events that all that and particularly the wars in afghanistan and iraq and dominate his so much of that time of the bush presidency but also i think historically will be seen as one of the key features about it as it was for tony blair in this country so to see if there where to be a major war and potentially it would have severe significant political implications for the u.s. its role in asia but i think it would also have profound impact and terms of how we . back in the truck presidency in ten or twenty years time in terms of the most significant events i suspect one of them. that wasn't mentioned in previous wars. would have the me mention in this one

an iraqi teenager is to stand trial in march over the parsons green terror attack on the london underground—year—old ahmed hassan mohammed ali from surrey appeared in court via video link from belmarsh prison on two counts of attempted murder and of using an explosive to endanger life. a bbc investigation has revealed a huge increase in the number of modern—day slavery offences being reported. but despite the rise, a freedom of information request has revealed only 6% of those cases, which can include people trafficking and forced labour have led to prosecutions. charlotte franks reports. across london, it is car washes, nail bars and construction sites, hotspots for modern day slavery. it is impossible to know how many people are being exploited at any one time, but it is a crime that is often in plain sight. unable to a debt, this person was trafficked from china and made to work on a construction site. translation: i was warned that i would have to obey the rules. i have ago would have to obey the rules. i have a go anywhere they want me to go. otherwise they would beat me up and break m

chair parson of the electoral commission and i say that he cannot guarantee a free and fair and credible election he ease the chief of the electoral commission and he coming out to say this is really a big problem he once. talks between who are looking outside and. who say that he wants the election postponed and electoral reforms carried out that he can consider participating in the election who are looking at i have said he's not going to be in this boat top says that they the bankia minded of the electoral commission and if they cannot fulfill that mandate that they need to go back to the supreme court to seek direction so a lot of uncertainty like you mentioned people very concerned and wondering what's going to happen next week daryn what fears do people have especially with a possibility as some people say of violence if the election does go ahead. that's a big fear even with people who would want to go and vote they're fearful that say ok who is going to guarantee our safety if we go out and vote and a particularly in. opposition strongholds there are fears that there could be vio

another involving a fellow outside parson's green with a knife that has nothing to do with the septa tack but just someone who had a knife and then ran away after trying to stab a couple of people but this is all within the last few days, not part off the record of attacks that are more well known worldwide, even here, what the heck is going on? >> ted: well neil what is going on is that terrorists are beginning to get more sophisticated and more smart. in the past we've known terrorists to use bombs in cars and to bomb places or to go in with bombs that are strapped to themselves. well, the more sophisticated law enforcement gets, the terrorists are trying to stay one step in front, and again, when you use a knife, when you just walk up to someone in the street and you stab them and it is later determined that this is a terrorists act, that has a very demoralizing effect on the public. when you use a vehicle under these scenario and circumstances , just to mow down a large crowd of people that has a more demoralizing effect on the public. in plain words what terrorists are trying to

moment and the security threat rose to the most serious level after the attacks in manchester and on parsonse are one down from the top and that shows that an attack is highly likely and therefore, when any call at this comes in, the police respond in this way and would go into that area with all the necessary kit, but we have to keep stressing this, we should be cautious. it will be distressing for people in the area, with a lot of young children there, and they will be very worried when they see the police and what this could be. but because we are at this early stage we are still trying to get clarification of how this is being treated. the first statement did say that enquiries are going on to establish the circumstances and motive and we don't know yet. if it is clear to the police or not, if it is, they have not told us out. in terms of what we are doing as broadcasters, we have to be very cautious and clearly people are thinking all sorts of things. could this be something sinister? another attack? maybe it is but maybe not. maybe it is just an unfortunate accident? that is right. and

a teenager accused of planting a bomb which partially exploded on a tube is then at parsons green station at the old bailey this morning. amazon is to open new distribution centre in bolton, creating 1200 permanentjobs. the online retailer opened four centres in britain last year, creating more than 3,500 posts. the company said the new centre would be equipped with the latest robotics technology, which would help process the products through the plant. an angler had to be resuscitated after accidentally swallowing a fish he had just caught. the man was kissing the dover sole in celebration of the catch, when the six—inch fish wriggled out of his hand and jumped into his mouth. he stopped breathing and suffered a cardiac arrest. a paramedic then managed to remove the fish from his throat, saving the man's life. earlier, we spoke to the paramedic, matt harrison, and one of his colleagues, martyn box. we ran down the pier to wear a group of two or three people were with him, and we found the man lying on his back unconscious and in cardiac arrest. i looked really closely down, looking for w

the district line has no service between parsons green and wimbledon due to a signal failure. 0n theto city road for roadworks —— up a upper street. let's have a check on the weather now with. mostly dry with bright spells, we have this band of rain moving from west to east but it is like an patchy, many places are boarding it. a drier afternoon, still the chance of some light rain —— it is light and patchy. the maximum temperature around 17. could get some sunshine before it sets as the crowd thins and breaks and that will continue overnight, despite that the temperature stays very mild. in double figures, between 12 and 13. a bright start to tuesday but gradually the cloud will increase from the west and you will notice temperatures this week are staying very mild throughout, not only during the daytime but also these nighttime temperatures as well. turning rather windy as well as we had through thursday with a spell of rain overnight wednesday into thursday morning. va nessa vanessa feltz is on bbc radio london from 7pm with her breakfast show. hello, this is breakfast with dan wa

police have named a man who was stabbed to death after confronting a drug dealer outside parsons green — and his friend was injured — in the attack on monday night. a 16—year—old, who was also hurt, has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. a second suspect ran from the scene. proposals to disband the organisation that managed grenfell tower have been delayed over fears that closing it might derail any potential prosecutions for corporate manslaughter. last month councillors voted unanimously to sever kensington & chelsea council's ties with the tenant management organisation, which manages more than nine thousand properties on behalf of the borough. charities and small businesses in the capital say they're worried about losing millions of pounds in eu funding. the issue's being discussed at city hall later. among the organisations who are concerned is the drive forward foundation in waterloo, which works with young people who've been in care. the government has said it will set up its own fund to help such groups, but some say without more detail they can't plan f

issue across parts of vietnam and through into laos and eventually that system will disintegrate of a parson miramar so here too we're likely see some very heavy rain heading into thursday share it to fifty gradually tends to diminish meanwhile across more eastern areas looking fine hong kong there pretty warm a thirty five degrees across into south asia the monsoon is still on the slow side to retreat to still seeing a fair amount of cloud as far north as mumbai and over an eastern areas it is pretty active kolkata seen some decent rainfall totals and more rain is likely to come here in the forecast so again it could be fairly wet here tonight porson some heavy rain delhi dry and fine crunchy dry and pretty war thirty eight degrees heading into thursday no significant change expected into the arabian peninsula has started to get a breeze coming down through the gulf which means the humidity will drop but it does remain pretty hot here in qatar with highs of thirty nine expected in doha. optimism has faded. khans elected leaders are divided. tension grows as fears that a crackdown is imminen

oomberg ♪ hello and welcome, i'm mark parson, this is bloomberg best, your weekly review of analysis interviews from around the world. the week began with another development in spain's ongoing political drama over catalonia's quest for independence. >> the president of catalonia failed to clarify his position on independence. he simply repeated his claim that he has a mandate from voters to act, but his decision to suspend the move has a left the country in a state of confusion. >> they are doing what madrid told him not to do. we need a simple yes or no answer. it is a four-page letter where he says he has a mandate and he is willing to act upon it, but he will engage in talks with the next few months. what is madrid going to do? this is what the government did not want. they were very specific about this. you have to answer in terms of yes or no. manner thatr in any is not the simple yes or no, article 155 will get triggered. madrid has all the grants to trigger this article. more wall street giants posting quarterly reports. continued weakness in fixed income trading units, toy 6

he briefly studied at parsons school of design, but dropped out after his professor told him his drawings had no heart. instead, he held a string of odd jobs, working in construction, cutting grass, cleaning houses, babysitting, even winning money in atlantic city as a blackjack guru. in 1993, ai weiwei returned to china because his father was ill. he founded a highly influential architecture firm, named fake design, and dedicated himself to art and writing. in 2008 after a massive earthquake in sichuan, china, ai weiwei launched a citizen investigation to collect the names of the more than 5000 schoolchildren who died, partially as a result of the highly shoddy government construction of the schools. ai weiwei was highly critical of the government's response to the earthquake, saying -- "they intimidate, they jail, they persecute parents who demand the truth, and they brazenly stomp on the constitution and the basic rights of man." while his citizen investigation catapulted him to international fame, it also enraged chinese government officials. in 2009, his popular blog was shut down. a

an iraqi teenager has been ordered to stand trial in march over the parsons green tube terror attackhassan mohammed ali from surrey appeared in court via video—link from belmarsh prison on two counts of attempted murder and of using an explosive to endanger life. the taxi service uber has filed an appeal against a decision by transport for london not to renew its licence to operate in the capital. last month, tfl refused uber a new private hire licence, saying the company was not "fit and proper". the appeal process could take months, during which time uber can continue to operate in london. an angler who accidentally swallowed a fish he'd just caught says he's lucky to be alive after he collapsed and stopped breathing. sam quilliam was trying to celebrate his catch by kissing the dover sole! but it wriggled out of his hand and jumped into his throat. chi chi izundu reports. thankfully, this fish is larger than the one sam quilliam caught. his friends had jokingly referred to his catch as a postage stamp. size didn't matter. sam still wanted to kiss his dover sole with pride. but the