mark thomas just tell you different industry i introduced it because i'm convinced we need to change. beyond the we have to take new approaches and we found a strong partner in the w w s. called my run a store here by the north sea and we have to do something for sustainability with the something has to be done. at the most hopeless this year. if the project proves to be a success it could soon be introduced all over germany. hundreds of thousands of german motorists found themselves jammed and then diesel die lenna the emissions scandal and driving bans in some cities have not only dented the reputation of diesel vehicles but also the price of. this v.w. passat diesel is fifteen years old but it recently passed inspection. before the diesel scandal it could have fetched fifteen hundred euros now it's only worth a thousand and the owner wants to junk it. given one i just ordered myself an a for an ever seem to seventy five hundred euro credit. if customers junk their old vehicle and buy a new one they receive a premium from german car makers worth up to ten thousand euros that's why s

mark thomas just as when i introduced it because i'm convinced we need to change we have to take new approaches we found a strong partner with a w w f. i'm a shopkeeper by the north sea and we have to do something. especially the north sea sustainability but something has to be done. but most of the city. and if this project proves to be a success it could soon be rolled out in medical supermarkets pulled across germany . take your support team to smarter d.w. force more to. find out more at dot com smart t.v. . enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'll be challenging those in call asking tough questions demanding us. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the stands as a. crushing through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account fast the conflicts . conflict zone with tim sebastian song d.w. . hundreds often use in my times. when i come from abroad your remains an important concept of transmitting and for miche and when i was young my country was growing in. the war. most. people want a god that i won't roger love to see. if one's mind t

tommy himself many of the writer's works are set in brandenburg next year will mark the two hundredth anniversary of on thomas birth. he can be anything he wants to be artist winos from the fed is known for his chalk old drawings often he is storing himself on the back of my words a two to detail and not in comic where this style of the thirty five year old has already made a name for himself in his home country apologise and we mad him at his first german exhibition. art is a lie that makes us realize the truth. his favorite quote from picasso. funder faired does this for up to nine hours every day creating art and always asking the same question. what if i were someone else. a sailor on a lonely island. or maybe the best tennis player of all time. and it's all a way of. inventing a new world a parallel universe in which things can happen. that i would never experience in real life and that i don't want to experience in real life. so many times that i'm a bit like. a scared adventure for example if i want to make a scene in my autobiography where i go to the jungle i would rather make a journal in my in my s

mark. >> i heard a comment about thomas paine and wanted to make the point he had a debate with edmund burke about the french revolution, teaching the french people how to be a citizen instead of a subject. a real liberation like hugh hefner but edmund burke is likely to have rights but we have to remember the laws and the traditions and sounded a lot like you. >> my critique of hugh hefner is he was a pain who became a robespierre if that makes sense. >> taking the balance of the entire man, the entire life, the entire impact on our culture i'm going to ask again, for all of those who vote in the affirmative, you have never does deserve a room or an honor in terms of his role as part of our cultural advance, could i see a show of hands again you q? okay. ten for the advanced. and then that he has -- blocked a couple. in terms of the decline that he has been overall bad? 5, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. >> it balanced perfect. [applause] >> people need to do some more research. >> today at 10:30 eastern, book tvs live at the mississippi book festival for their fourth annual literary lawn part

. >> mark: okay, let's hope so. thomas homan, former director of i.c.e. thank you.s year, philadelphia's mayor celebrated when a court ruling allow the city to keep its sanctuary city policies. here he is. >> ♪ we are a sanctuary city, yeah ♪ >> mark: yeah, here's what that song actually looks like in practice. one of ramon vasquez, an illegal immigrant from honduras was released by philadelphia police despite an i.c.e. retainer request and then went on to rape and child. but andrew cuomo says i.c.e. is the real threat to the safety. >> we want the police force that fights terrorism. we don't want what we have an i.c.e., which is a politicized police force. i will do nothing cooperatively with i.c.e. i have sent them letters asking for an investigation. i have said that if they do any criminal acts, which a police fe can do, we will take criminal action against i.c.e. >> mark: so for the chief executive of a major american state declaring war on law enforcement agencies takes priority. robert is a former regional director for barack obama's presidential campaign. he

cremation marked the end of a new political giant andrew thomas al-jazeera new delhi. rescue workers are still digging through the rubble in genoa after tuesday's bridge collapse at least thirty eight people were killed and hundreds injured the government is now focusing its attention on its aging bridges and tunnels some of which are more than forty years old. or families continue to arrive at the us mexico border seeking a new life in the united states most remain hopeful that they will be able to enter despite the trumpet ministrations hard line policies that have jailed families and separated children from their parents. has more from texas for immigrants just released by the u.s. border patrol the first taste of freedom on american soil is this bus terminal in macallan texas here they enter in neat lines clutching plastic bags containing the first and only belongings of what they hope to be their new lives in the u.s. and the progress that is being philly's thank god i'm here i'm happy because i'm with my family i mean a lot and is doing it with. this man and his

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thomas thanks. so much for being with us people in barcelona are marking the first anniversary of the terrorist attack that left sixteen people dead and more than one hundred injured families survivors and officials all taking part in a memorial service in the catalonian capital where an attacker used a van to plow into crowds on. the city's most popular street spain's king. prime minister of the country and the cattle on leader all attending this event but separatist organizations are also staging their own ceremonies and honor of the victims to avoid being next to the king. while journalist stephen bergen has just returned from that ceremony and joins us now stephen can you tell us what was the feeling at this memorial one year on. it was very solemn and very dignified compared to last year were thinking was booed by a large group of the sentence protesters there were two ceremonies basically one on the rumble of the point where they came to a store. and there floral tributes were laid by by relatives of the victims and then by the mayor of the local political leaders he went with them moved on to t

cremation marked the end of an indian political giant andrew thomas al-jazeera new delhi. the story in our helicopter helicopter pilot has died after his aircraft crashed while watch a bomb in bushfires about seventy five burning across a drought stricken new south wales the pilot was found dead in the wreckage of his chopper which crashed on the state's south coast hundreds of firefighters and dozens of aircraft are fighting the flames last month was a stray fifth driest july on record. now grapes are the same as a raising hundreds of dollars to help but far as it swept through resorts. six people were killed. reports from the village of one of the worst hit areas. this used to be by your kitchen the only survived the fire that swept through this neighborhood on july twenty third because he and a friend acted quickly after smelling the smoke you find different yet if we went to the main road and there was a tsunami of flames sixty meters high as soon as we saw this i said save your family take them to the sea we ran back and i grabbed my mother i should be a sequel this i

the forty eighth minute to mark otoh it's free kick headed in by marcel's up its leipsic handing their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian policy corner thomas delaney's header saved by patrick mccarthy but it so firing home to rebound with a sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain marco toys that it is one hundred one just the get go. for one success and dortmund stake their claim to be. legitimate title contenders. well there you go title contenders an absolutely fantastic start for dormant not the best star for leipsic how do you see both team's chances this season do you think there's going to be a big difference from last time around yes i think it would be much more solid. great move to bring him back to germany i think he's known to be a manager who made everything the team he coached he made them better and those that have some key signs like for example little so i see them again as a challenger. more as a transition you personally don't see them really up there on the top of course that will play for european spaces but today already starting the season one fall it's not a good start it's cer

the forty eighth minute to mark otoh it's free kick headed in by marcel's up it's light sick handing their opponents a gift and three minutes later a christian policy corner thomas delineates headers by paper but it's still firing home the rebound with the sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain marco. is one hundred one just to get. a four one success and dortmund stake their claim to being legitimate title contenders. and the other sunday match could minds against a guard both teams and spent a lot of money to bring in new players this summer and it was minds coming out on top this goal in the seventy six minutes by having a good job made all the difference robin flies on made it all possible by taking the ball from the defender and then pulling it back to set up a job this was the first time mine's won their opening match in five years. let's get your minder now the top story we're following for you today hundreds of people joined anti immigrant protests in the german city of cabinets on sunday those marchers were sparked by the killing of a german man police say. he was stabbed during an altar cation involving several

cremation marked the end of an indian political giant andrew thomas al-jazeera new delhi. just ahead in the second half of this news hour officials are fired and a drug company faces threats of punishment over a vaccine scandal in china a british parliamentary committee puts its support behind the cigarettes and hopes of getting smokers to kick the habit but are they safe and doping has surfaced in athletics again peter we'll have the details on the latest offender coming up in sports. hello and welcome back to international weather forecasts we're going to start this hour here across parts a little we are looking at fairly dry conditions across much of the area but the term chairs are very very warm across the region look at this baghdad of forty four degrees on saturday down towards quaint city we expect to see a high temperature a few of forty eight degrees and that really doesn't change too much as we go into sunday and i think as we go towards the beginning of the week we may even see some a dust starting to build up so lower visibilities are going to be in your forec

policy corner thomas delaney's header saved by capability but it still firing home the rebound with a sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain mark totally netted his one hundred one just a good goal. for one success and dortmund stake their claim to be. and legitimate title contenders. well there you go title contenders an absolutely fantastic start for dormant not the best or for leipsic how do you see both team's chances this season do you think is going to be a big difference from last time around yes i think it would be much more solid. great move to bring him back to germany i think he's known to be a manager who played everything he coached he made them better and those that have some key signs like for example little so i see them again as a challenger for life to see more as a transition he personally don't see them really up there on the top of course that will play for european spaces but today already starting the season on full it's not a good start it's certainly not a good start that they were probably hoping for. but of course there was another game on sunday minds hosted stuttgart both teams had spent big over th

thomas danes was another explorer who got to the falls at around the same time and his writings include this description. the moisten that was fair to new word of the scrape out would mark time your approach and the rich green sward became moamar delayed more down till every footprint was filled with fine clear water crossing with saddam's shoes the stop sign hot for them trees that obstructed eye view we stood at once fronting was southern face of the victoria falls at the western angle or just opposite to us and of the beginning of the ravine a body of water fifty or sixty yards wide comes down like a boiling rapid over the broken box the steepness of the incline allowing the water to rush forward with so much violence was to break up the hole into a feces snow white irregularly ceiling taller with its lighter particles glittering and flashing like millions of living diamonds in the sunlight before it takes its final sheer out from the edge of the precipice into the abyss from there. david livingston was the first to bring the wonders of the victoria falls to the attention of european scientists more recent geological research has shown that the vast old plateau the r

a mark of sixty seven point nine meters with her first throw of the final that was a massive six meters more than her nearest challenger in songs victory completed a german javelin double after thomas further success the day before. will former tour de france champion has been admitted to a psychiatric hospital after his arrest in frankfurt on friday he was detained for allegedly assaulting a sex worker this comes less than a week after live eight appeared in court on the spanish island of new york a charged with breaking and entering following the latest incident police said the forty four year old was being investigated for attempted manslaughter with a cycling achievement for martin twenty twelve when he was found guilty of doping. we're up to date now on data we use i'm married to evan stand thanks for watching. i'm going to. make a commitment. they find. late in stronger. africa on the moon. story so both people in a different scale shaping their nation in the lead.

set a mark of sixty seven point nine meat is with her first throw in the final that was a massive sixty says maul the one nearest challenger a victory completes a german javelin double after thomas wallace win the day before. and that's all for us from us rather at this hour we'll be back in forty five minutes. later we were. when we were. in the percent of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship.

that a lot of what i think about thomas good but i'm about the same as art when i was up the money into. giving money i'm like marking on how much. to say to each. their own place of who is a long. long way from which of you meet. other people most of them says i was on the. list. feel. so. welcome back to cross now where all things considered i'm peter lavelle we're discussing the trials and tribulations of the left. ok let's go back to seattle ok we have really beat up on the democrats that lead to the establishment democrats now let's see another angle that's going on i don't want to give the impression and i hope we have it is that people are leaving the democratic party or are pro term they're not all pro trump some of them have moved over to the g.o.p. actually a lot of the data says the g.o.p. is still more attractive than donald trump it's a topic of entirely different program which i think it's quite fascinating because i'm a conservative and i really have contempt for the g.o.p. so i would be an interesting topic but i want to go back to alexandria. cortez so i mean she's a very interesting phenomenon and s

tour operator thomas cook says the cause ofjohn and susan cooper's deaths remains unexplained. thousands of rohingya muslim refugees have taken part in a demonstration marking one year since their exodus from myanmar, following a military crackdown. more headlines at three. including the latest of the pope osborne my visit to ireland. now on bbc news, it's time for witness. hello, and welcome to witness with me, razia igbal. in this programme, we'll hear from five witnesses about their involvement in extraordinary moments in 20th—century history. we'll talk to the man who helped rewrite african history, and meet the lesbian protester who invaded a live news studio. we'll travel to burma to follow a story of one woman's involvement in the burmese uprising. and head to italy to hear how one of europe's most daring engineering projects helped bring the french and italians together, just 20 years after the second world war. but we start with an individual whose mission has been to make the world a better place for animals. up until 1998, an horrific tradition, that was centuries—old, could be seen in town squares across bulgaria, chained bears being forced to d

thomas thanks so much for being with us about a thousand farai protesters have staged another demonstration in the eastern german city of candidates police say this rally was tense but not threatening or marked by violence like a protest earlier this week at a nearby venue politicians met with local residents with some of them saying officials are out of touch. get lost they chant. demonstrators are out in force again in ten minutes they're protesting against the town hall meeting with saxony state premier but some in this east german city want to engage with him. it's most important of all documents my i want to talk to him about my feeling that many politicians don't know anything about their citizens anymore and don't know what's going on i saw a report that he wished shocked by what's happening here but how can not be up if he is our state premier so management is the president for the man and. the fatal stabbing of a german citizen over the weekend sparked violent anti immigration protests and what appeared to be vigilante attacks on people believed to be foreigners the authorities are also investigating several protesters for making think it was salute. then an arrest warrant was late

fan versus been lining up to watch tig woods, jordan spieth and justin thomas playing in practice rounds. this year marksast the championship. he has broadcast since 1991. joins us from the course. good morning to you. >> i think i retired that tie just a few years ago. >> i like that side by side picture. you are still drop dead gorgeous. but let's talk about -- >> oh, gayle stop. >> do not call human resources jim nance. let's talk about tiger woods. is it his come back season? >> yeah, he has played ihi e loetterbe teeing off here playing in a very star studded group of three and rory mcilroy and tiger flirted with winning the open championship last month. this is the 14th time he played in this come back season. he's performed well and had a hard time getting past the 2nd nine on sunday afternoon but i don't put anything past tiger. he's going to win one of these days. maybe this would be the week. i wouldn't have him as the favorite but nothing that he does surprises me anymore. you're talking about the all time greater player or certainly in the discussion with jack nicklaus and bobby jones and a f

tour operator, thomas cook, says the cause ofjohn and susan cooper's deaths remains unexplained. thousands of rohingya muslim refugees have taken part in a demonstration markingne year since their exodus from myanmar, following a military crackdown. the family of a british—iranian woman imprisoned in iran is waiting to hear if her temporary release from jail will be extended beyond three days. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is due to go back to prison tomorrow. rebecca jones is standing by with all the dues are 2pm. now on bbc news, weather world. the team examine extreme temperatures and their impact on the whisky and wine industries. this time on weather world, we are in north east scotland and we will be finding out how the weather affects one of this country's favourite exports. from field to bottle, whisky. we find out what is being done now to safeguard its future whatever the weather. and i'm at a vineyard in west sussex finding out how climate change and technology are shaping the glass of wine you drink at home. also, feeling the heat. the temperature hits new highs with a sweltering multi—continent heatwave. deadly wildfires and the race to escape as the

tour operator thomas cook says the cause ofjohn and susan cooper's deaths remains unexplained. thousands of rohingya muslim refugees have taken part in a demonstration marking one year since their exodus from myanmar, following a military crackdown. much more news at the top of the hour. now on bbc news it's time for dateline london. hello, and a warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. today we're assessing significance — of the first papal visit to ireland for nearly a0 years — and of some seismic shocks in us politics, as two key former allies of president trump face prison. with me are the columnist for the guardian newspaper polly toynbee. catherine pepinster, former editor of the catholic newspaper the tablet. suzanne lynch, the washington correspondent for the irish times. and the american writer and broadcasterjef mcallister. as we go to air, pope francis, the leader of the world's 1.3 billion catholics, has landed in ireland, on the first papal visit to the country for nearly a0 years. more than a million people gathered in dublin in 1979 to see popejohn paul ii, about a third of the population at that time. then, divorce was outlawed, as wa

thomas coley of the first virginia cavalry. is battle flag, which he markedhe lost a foot during the war. he marched in the 1896 veteran's reunion in richmond. the veterans themselves, used in parades like this, in association with the jefferson davis, jeb stuart monument dedication and richmond. flags on buildings and official buildings, for that matter. the unveiling of the spirit statue on may 30, 1907. it was a major part of the civic life of the south of the 75 years after the end of reconstruction. but, it was a restricted-it had a restricted role pickett was associated with the confederacy, with the veterans of the confederacy, the keepers of the confederate flame. it had a logical connection to memorializing the confederacy on lease birthday, for example. and memorial day activities. hollywood, oakwood, and elsewhere. a, it was broadly used, but in a restricted way that we could understand, as a clear reference to the confederacy. it was essentially, owned, and its symbolism was essentially owned by those who revere do. they limited it's use to memori

across the street from monday's shooting....flowers have been left to mark the spot where he died...and another woman was wounded. thomas's murder victims knew each other. he was a real cool cat he was to himself mind of his own business owner, just like my uncle they were just stayed in their lanes type of guys police believe those two crimes may be connected.the city's acting chief and other officers talked to family members and others in the communtiy....they also brought their mobile command post to the area. while these two back to back killings are bad enough....but there were also two other shootings sunday, one of the 1100 block of international and another on the 9500 block of e street that combined left two others dead, and three wounded.those two shootings are not believed to be connected. but all four killings have police shifting officers hours in these areas to increase their presence....as we as boosting their patrols both on foot and in squad cars... this level of violence is acceptableno arrests have been made in any of these murders....police are asking for anyone with information or video to come forwar

thomas a little bit later. what was it about those moments and experiences caused the devolution? >> 78, 80 marked the beginning of a more partisan climate. we all think about citizens united. but back when buckley was decided, it freed up all kind of special interest pacs that flowed into the syste system ins that were partisan and money became more of an issue. even as we run into the 80s and the dramatically when the republicans took over because of ronald reagan's victory, there were enough strong senators that it still functioned basically the way the senate floor function and howard baker being the leader for four years and on the house side at the time he did a superb job. bob dole came in and he provided great leadership so the senate went on sometime in the late '80s there were a series of confrontations and every one tells the story differently. went after michael dukakis. there were a series of thing ths that were confrontational and it did take in effect over time. i see the type differently than some people. other people don't agree. i think the clarence thomas hearings were a disaste

people go for proper package holidays with companies such as thomas cook, because they conduct a really thorough audit, everything from the markingster that preacher in the fridges in the kitchens. and thomas cook says that they conducted one a month ago in this particular property and it passed with 96%, which is a very good score. these companies really do everything they can to guarantee health and safety, quite rightly, in a way that if you perhaps book the hotel separately and arrange your own flights, you do not get that guarantee of care. but clearly it is not completely infallible and something very, very bad has gone wrong in this case. simon, several talk to one of the guests now at the hotel, janette rawlingson. tell us what you've been told? we've been told that they don't know what has happened to the guests at all. we're very worried about eating or drinking in the hotel. i have had an upset stomach overnight. 0nly because of my persistence they went out to a local supermarket to get my two children some food because i did not want then eating in the restaurant because basically we don't know what's happened at all.

mark on the phone. there are new engines under the hood and then occurrence look has been given some sort of tweaks that's up on the or ship exterior design or thomas stuff because says a car has a redesigned front bumper up to every surface is new and just not. in the front you says the mcconnell has separate rear lamps and in the new model even stead implemented a light strip with three dimensional lighting effects. it's still in time and theone that means there were hatch is completely picked up by. the occurrence rear lighting means it now shares a key design element with the panamera and kyin. the interior features the latest generation porsche connect plus infotainment system that offers permanent on line access on a new eleven inch touch screen. that if it almost struck us says the most important innovation inside is the big touch screen along with the new air vent arrangement no one can give on their own now move further down. prices for the new macondo haven't been finalized but are expected to start at about fifty seven thousand euros in germany. skoda is fabby i has been given a fresh look along with an altered front end redesign headlig

politike corner thomas delaney's header saved by the lucky but it's still firing home the rebound with a sublime overhead kick. and dortmund weren't done yet in injury time new captain mark netted is one hundred one just. for one success and dortmund stake their claim to being legitimate title contenders . and the other sunday match pitted minds against guard both teams and spent a lot of money to bring in new players and it was mine's coming out on top this goal in the seventy sixth minute by anthony made all the difference robin quasar made it possible by taking the ball from the defender and then putting it back to set up. this is the first time mine's won their opening match in five years. in formula one racing ferrari's boss in the final made a quick pass on the first lap of the belgian grand prix and held the top spot for the rest of the race he also trimmed rival lewis hamilton slim lead in the driver standings. race was marred though by an early crash fortunately left no injuries. just seconds after the start and with lewis hamilton is a bust in battle having already cleared the corner there was drama in spot. the culprit was nico hit the bag in the yellow ran to

thomas al jazeera carol. the afghan government has announced a three month scenes fara taliban fighters ahead of the religious holiday of aid president ashraf ghani has been marking the country's independence day so he hopes the taliban follows with its own cease fire violence in afghanistan has increased in recent weeks especially in the city of gardening that's where the taliban's been fighting for control units i.d.'s and has more from kabul. this is not the first time that president musharraf of any announced a cease fire on a religious holiday back in june in the fifth of the end of ramadan president rabbani announced a ceasefire for three days taliban the taliban accepted the offer and many people here in afghanistan remember when taliban fighters and army soldiers share the same most next to each other and hug each other it was for many here and it's an inspiration that peace perhaps is. reachable and it's possible in afghanistan however this offer is quite different the duration of the cease fire proposal proposed by president romney is for three months like three days in a little fitter and also people here believe that president is trying to reach some

set a mark of sixty seven point nine meters with her first throw in the final that was a massive six meters more than her nearest challenger a victory completes a german javelin double after thomas wallace win the day before. and that's all for us from us rather at this hour will be back in forty five minutes. later we were. when we were. in the percentage of americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listen up. talking. points. were challenged in the charges had a clear objective but no clear idea of how to achieve it i don't know what. your karma. if they mean many women my firstborn was killed in the slums of. incident he was sixteen when he died. but i gave my all for him he was my everything. that's gone up what i call the good lions keep on growing it's hard to find food and i'm trying to find a good line where i can buy food. i . think. if. they think that the i'm leaving the country to seek a better job opportunity is. going to be economic and political situation in venezuela is dire we have to meet. the only i'm a chef but i have no food to prepare there is no food to eat food. yeah i think. that a row three thousand lazy in my situation is terrible i

thomas, you are asked to call metropolitan police. back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> developing this morning, d.c. police confirm a man was shot and killedgh overnit, it marks the 100th murder in the district this year. this shooting happened near t 600 block of everett street in northeast. at this time last year there had been 73 homicides in the gdistrict. >>at now doctors are treating two people who railroa in this serious crash on the inner loop. fire and rescue officials say i one perso listed in serious condition. the other is critical. word on what caused the vehicles to flip over. >>> today road crews will be working to prepare huge sinkhole in loudon county. yesterday the road opened up after the heavy s,rain this is ter intersectiente intersection drive. it might not be done until friday. >>> today theeaer is picture perfe perfect. >> what a treat. let's check in withry l ricketts. i'm sure you will tell us it won't last. >> yeah, unfortunately, all good things must come to dn end, but s look like we will be dealing with sunshine at least for a little bit. the humidity will start to come back up. so enjoy this beautiful summer day. picture perfect

we already had last week mark carney the chances of a no deal brexit are uncomfortably high, but as our reporter emma ross-thomas0%. what do you think? geoffrey: there will be something of a deal, some kind of arrangement. i think the markets are working what kind of deal it will become a hard, soft, or somewhere in between. we still have a few more months to go. matt: what is due to your -- the increasing likelihood of a no deal brexit, even if it is not your base case, what does it make you do as far as your investment, as far as being the head of the u.k. investment officer for ubs wealth management? geoffrey: i am concerned about the pound of course. nuanced.it more the overall message, the ultimate no deal, brexit, no brexit, the pound valuation. a non-base case does come through, then we are prepared for adjusted lower, but we are talking about entry opportunity. i think we are fine with that message. nejra: geoffrey, what is the downside of brexit? you have to factor in monetary policy come in right now you can see the boe is not really in a position to be aggressive, is a medium or longer-term investment

marks one year since hurricane harvey slammed ashore, with devastating results. we have an update on the city's recovery. >> the water came just above the bottom of our cabinets here. >> for susan thomasily life is still upside down a year after hurricane harvey. >> all you can do is one day at a time and be grateful for what you have. >> susan's contractors estimate the down stairs portion of her southwest houston home will be finished by labor day, then? >> so this is the office. >> work can begin up stairs. >> it is just stuff. it really doesn't matter. and i have continued to think that throughout the experience. >> the thomases had flood insurance. repairs are taking a little extra time because across the bayou. >> today i'm happy to be back here. >> her elderly mother and father took first priority. >> the water started coming up and it came up so fast. >> gail and jack hillman are finally getting settled back in their house after spending the last six months in a friend's garage apartment. the hillmans were featured on fox news days after the storm hit as they sifted through what was left. >> we've been here 25 years, and we never expected it to flood. >> 12 months, lots of tea

mark crumpton with first word news. the senate today unanimously approved a resolution affirming the press is not the enemy of the people. the resolution offered by a democrat of polite drew on the words of thomasrson, james madison, and ronald reagan among others to champion the role of the fee -- free press which is " integral to the democratic foundations of the united states." newspapers across the country are pushing back against president trump's attacks on big news with a coordinated series of editorials speaking up for free and vigorous press. steve mnuchin said additional u.s. think and already, but turkey refuses to release an american pastor. the trump administration says he is even legal be detained -- illegally detained. the president says it is a terrible thing that the turkish government continues to hold the pastor. for chargesal u.s.ed to a failed 2016 government attempt -- to attempt. a thorough review of the bigs is -- bigs on pipelines raising further delays. critics have raised concerns about spills that could contaminate groundwater, and the property rights of affected landowners. the current and former occupant of the white house joined luminaries from around the world pa

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