after 18 years, polio returns to papua new guinea. we find out what is being done to contain the outbreak. good morning. it is 9:00am in singapore, 1:00am in london and 3:00am in the morning in mozambique, where a tragedy of immense proportions is developing. the un says cyclone idai could be one of the worst weather—related disasters to hit the southern hemisphere. according to the president of mozambique, which was hardest—hit, the death toll could rise to 1,000. it is thought a 30—mile stretch of land is underwater after the river buzi burst its banks. the storm made landfall near the port city of beira, north of the capital, with winds of over 100 mph. it then moved inland, carrying the floodwaters with it to malawi and zimbabwe. 0ur africa editor fergal keane reports from beira, which has been badly damaged. whatever once lay here has been overwhelmed. now, the flooded land is an expanse of questions. what has become of those who lived here? only a silence below, and very occasional moments of reprieve. these survivors landing at

macarthur became supreme commander of the southwest pacific area, comprising of australia, new guineaand the philippines. the rest of the pacific fell under the pacific ocean areas which was given to the commander of the pacific fleet in hawaii. intoommand was divided three different areas and king specifically ordered nimitz that second -- a a separate officer in the south pacific area. his second choice, whose reputation was good, was appointed, and this did not turn out well. exchanges, on july 2, king and marshall issued a directive for a campaign that would be codenamed operation pestilence and was in the pres phase -- the pre-phase. phase was that tulag i and adjacent positions, and guadalcanal was not mentioned. quickly realize that guadalcanal was the key. were two two phases operations and would control allied operations for 18 months in the pacific. the operation was launched with astonishing speed. the landing took place 36 days after the order was issued, and half that time was consumed in transit for the various forces coming from the pacific coast and down through austra

or papa new guinea is saying that it's considering reserving parliamentary seats for women all a hundred eleven seats in the country's parliament akari held by men prime minister peter o'neill introduced the proposal saying it was only fair that the country's law makers had more debate about the role of women human rights watch though is called park the new guinea one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a woman two thirds are estimated to have experienced domestic violence. and you american space shuttle has returned from orbit paving the way for the first manned mission by a private company space x. hopes to soon blast astronauts into orbit for the first time now and nasa is reliant on russian rockets since retiring the shuttle fleet eight years ago and x. o'brien reports. splashdown off the coast of florida. the space six dragon capsule safely home from carrying cargo to the international space station the six day unmanned flight to pave the way for the united states to resume manned missions we brought together the people the hardware and all the processes and procedures a

the new guinea says it's considering reserving parliamentary seats for women no one hundred eleven seats in the country's parliament a carny held by men prime minister peter neale introduced the proposal saying it was only fair that the country's law makers had more debates about the role of women when rights watch has called papa new guinea one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a woman two thirds are estimated to have experienced domestic violence. and women of all ages of walked out of work and taken to the streets of madrid in a bike protests in aid of international women's day as well they say that they are taking a stand against patriarchy and gender violence is the first in a series of events planned across the country part of spain's second feminist strike by the participants will purple a symbolic color used by women's rights activists. is going to do that it will we want to highlight around the city the women strike and the fact that without us the world stops and that there were other ways to do things. from reactionary forces to certain political speeches many pe

countries lawmakers had more to base about the role of women human rights watch is called papa new guinea one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a woman two thirds are estimated to have experienced domestic violence. a new american space capsule has returned from orbit paving the way for the first manned mission by a private company space x. hopes to blast astronauts into orbit soon for the first time and that will and nasa is reliance on russian rockets since retiring the shuttle fleet is a go and brian reports. splashdown off the coast of florida. the space six dragon capsule safely home from carrying cargo to the international space station the six day unmanned flight to pave the way for the united states to resume manned missions we brought together the people the hardware and all the process is in procedures and got to see how they all work together and that's very important on this. as we as we move towards putting people on board the vehicle ignition led by thousands watched the capsule blast off from kennedy space center with its only occupant a taste of nine directly

say the 57—year—old is wanted on drug charges and was trying to make the 90 mile trip to papua new guineaw and carrying enough fuel and supplies to make the journey. coming up at 6am, breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. this is the briefing from bbc news. the headlines: british mps are set to vote on a range of alternative brexit plans, as speculation mounts about theresa may's future. and after america's worst measles outbreak in decades, authorities in new york state ban unvaccinated minors from public places. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian and brexit. it's normal now on the briefing. there's no avoiding it i'm afraid. especially on a day when theresa may will face backbench tories as the house of commons prepare to vote on alternatives to her deal. staying with the eu, and a story on the front of frankfurter allgemeine. euro mps pass a new internet copyright law that mean internet giants — like google — will have to pay a fee to re—direct links from news websites. and now to the fina

it was announced on monday that they'll play new zealand, tonga and papua new guinea in a southern hemispherest tour. the funeral of england world cup winner gordon banks, who died last month aged 81, has taken place in stoke. thousands lined the streets to say goodbye and pay their final respects. the bbc‘s sports editor dan roan was there. for one final time, they'd come to honour the greatest goalkeeper this club, this country has ever had. fitting that the final journey of gordon banks began here at stoke city, where he went from legendary player to club president. the funeral procession then pausing at the statue, which, since banksy‘s death last month, has become a focal point for fans' tributes. some of the game's most famous faces, both past and present, among the mourners here at stoke minster, including team—mates from england's iconic 1966 world cup winning side. describe what kind of man gordon banks was. well, he was a superstar on the field, but the beauty about him was, off the field, he was an ordinary guy. he was down to earth and we were very fortunate in ‘66 to have some su

it was announced today that they will play new zealand, tonga, and papua new guinea in a southern hemisphereyears after their last tour. it will be team dominated by english players, with rfl rugby director kevin sinfield ruling out token selection to ensure all home nations are represented. everybody is saying, go, go, go, and he goes! there is a real appetite from everybody involved in the sport, to bring great britain back. it means so much. if you look at the iconic players over the history of the sport, there have been some real legends. he has got some space, he is going for the corner. he is in! what a magnificent try. do you look to include in that squad welsh players for example, to make it feel more great britain? it is important we take that out of it. we would love to have a spread of every nation, for every nation to be represented, but i think it is surely important we don't devalue the shirt and represent those who have been before us in the right way, and represent the jersey in the right way and show the respect it deserves and that has to be through a selection policy that

where indigenous pop ones say they are discriminated against on international women's day papa new guinea is considering reserving parliament she seats for women all one hundred eleven seats of parliament are currently held by men from as the peter o'neill introduced the proposal saying it was only fair there was more debate about women's roles at the leadership level human rights watch has called papa new guinea one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a woman two thirds are estimated to have experienced domestic violence. three women who spent ten years in prison for abortion convictions have been released in el salvador it was thirty years sentences but the supreme court commuted the sentences to time served the court found their original sentences failed to account for their economic circumstances eighteen women remain behind bars on similar charges and large the catholic and salvador portion is illegal in all circumstances tries people living in the amazon rain forest of brazil awaiting to hear if they'll be compensated for what they say is genocide committed decades ago a

weeks has been on asylum seekers the issue of medical transfer peel to move refugees from haploid new guinea to australia for medical treatment. it was front and center in question time. >> my question is to the attorney general. will the attorney general update the house on how the government has stronger border protection policy? how would other approaches impact of strega's ability to scrutinize the transference for criminal justice and national security purposes? you, mr. speaker. i think the member for his question. yesterday we noted reporting of a person who is charged with four counts of sexual penetration of a minor, and today we've informed house of an individual currently in processing husband been charged with assaulting a medical officer who has a history of violence and who is also alleged to have been charged with murder in another country. we have informed the house that the labor laws now been the minister has no discretion to refuse to transfer of individuals such as those two we have mentioned. perhaps an even more fundamental problem relates to the types of assessments th

seekers and there's been an issue of a medical transfer bill to move refugees from property in new guinea to australia for medical treatment. that's front and center in the parliamentary question. >> my question is for the attorney general. will the attorney general update the house on how the government is supporting a strong justice system for border protection policy? how would other approaches impact australia's ability to scrutinize transfer them for penalty? >> thank you mr. speaker and i think the member for his question. mr. speaker yesterday we noted reporting of a person on minnis island who was charged with four counts of sexual penetration of a minor, against the png summary crimes against children. today went for the house of individual processing has been charged with assaulting a medical officer who has a history of violence and who is also have been charged allegedly with murder in another another country. we have informed the house that the labor laws now have been refused the transfer of those individuals we have mentioned. but perhaps an even more fundamental problem re

and papua new guinea if that's anything to go by than you'd have to assume that the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very. quarter components of life in post bricks in britain. the al-jazeera in central london. prosecutors in the united states are looking into how the boeing seven three seven max eight aircraft got the green light from the country's aviation regulator a subpoena for emails and other correspondence involved in the jet's development has been issued by a federal grand jury investigators have found similarities between last week's crash in ethiopia and the air disaster in five months ago both involve seven three seven max eight planes mike hanna has more now from washington d.c. . well the justice department investigation is virtually unprecedented in fact there's only been one occasion before in u.s. aviation history where this type of criminal proceeding has been launched in the wake of an accident now what the justice department is looking at in particular is the certification process of these boeing seven three seven maxes and the role that the federal aviati

and after 18 years, polio returns to papua new guinea.

and papua new guinea if that's anything to go by than you'd have to assume that the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be over. important components of life in post bricks of britain. in central london russian president vladimir putin is in crimea celebrating the fifth anniversary of its an exemption from ukraine and twenty fourteen russian troops and russian black separatists invaded the key strategic and insular on the black sea since then putin has invested billions in infrastructure despite condemnation and sanctions from the west charlie angela has more. switching on the power for crimea cutting off another link to ukraine russia's president putin inaugurating two new power stations in the cities are so vast a pole in simferopol announcing that the peninsula is now energy independent she would. today another important step has been taken to strengthen the energy security of the crimean peninsula and the whole sounds of the russian federation to develop its economy and infrastructure. the ceremony is part of a three day festival marking the events of march two thousand and fourt

february to march through wake island, marcus island, and new guinea.long the way, we lost more pilots than men. "hell'she book island," i tried to bring a personal line to it by getting into the memoirs to see what they were feeling like. gunners with the uss lexington went through training before the war, and before the war began, they made a pledge to each other. they expected rough times. one of them was married. decided that if something happens during the war, our pledge is that the rest of us, for any of us that survive, will talk to the wives of the family and let them know what did he do, what was his last action, what happened. they have this pledge. in can see these guys december, 1941, on the uss lexington. j.b.me, sloan cowley, jule, and lemmy wheeler. we will follow them all the way to the guadalcanal. i want give away the story of what happens to each one but i will tell you a little about what some of them went through. in an islands lost attack in a japanese harbor. a nightone is lost on training exercise when his plane spins into the o

at least 58evening people died and thousands were displaced by flash floods in eastern papua new guineater has receded but rescue agencies expect the number to ride. -- to rise. an air asia group ceo has quit facebook after the site failed to prevent live streaming and repeated posting of the christchurch shooting. he took to twitter, saying facebook could have done more, and that he's been the victim of many fake online stories. the new zealand prime minister says she plans to address the issue of live streaming terror attacks with facebook directly. global news, 24 hours a day and at @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. chin.salind this is bloomberg. all right. we were taking a quick look at markets ahead of the indian open, but we also want to focus in on oil, and with that we have a chart on the terminal essentially showing that wti has approached a technical bullish pattern. opec and allies are meeting in where the saudi oil minister -- urging the coalition to work with production curbs, saying there is much work ahead t

february to march through wake island, marcus island, and new guinea. along the way, we lost more pilots and men. but they gained considerable experience with that dauntless. now in the book "hell's island," i tried to bring a personal line to it by getting into the memoirs to see what they were feeling like. four rear seat gunners with the uss lexington went through training before the war, and before the war began, they made a pledge to each other. as america was on the brink of the war, they expected rough times. at least one of them was married. a lot of them were single. they decided that if something happens during the war, our pledge is that the rest of us, for any of us that survive, will talk to the wives of the family and let them know what did he do, what was his last action, what happened. they have this pledge. you can see these guys in december 1941, on the uss lexington. in name, slim cowley, j.b. jule, and lenny wheeler. we will follow them all the way to the guadalcanal. if you haven't looked at the book, i won't give away the story of

philippines those are the main focus areas for rain and just stretching science of the island of new guinea is this circular ation here that is tropical cyclone trevor now adding to the cape york peninsula it is costing would alter of course accidents will do this brings fairly strong winds and huge amounts of rain to the far north of australia and that arc of greyness in green this brings rain further west as well not much admittedly not very far into australia further science but a wall to brisbane a thirty three and we are approaching thirty in adelaide and seeding it in perth. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers and. i feel like i know what i have to prove. witness on al-jazeera. and again this is zero let's remind you of main stories this hour new zealand's prime minister says that gun laws will be changed in the wake of friday's shooting at two mosques that killed fifty people the government will consider banning private ownership of semiautomatic rifl

are sidetracked by operations in new guinea. what the japanese and -- with the japanese can bring to bear quickly is a regiment under a kernel. on the 19th of august, he lands 1000 men near this point. they are going to land over here, and try to make their way to the proto-marine dug in positions outside henderson field. he is confident of victory. he is sure he is facing a few hundred marines, not 11,000, and is sure once his soldiers charged forward, like american, british, and australian soldiers before, they will collapse. he does not think about it. he hits the ground, and starts moving to his attack. that attack is going to actually take him a long time to get through those rainforests. that will take a lot of the steam of his men, because hacking your way through a rain forest is not an easy undertaking. vandergrift knew they were coming. he had sent out patrols to the west and east, and he had a pretty good indication that the japanese had landed. he also got reports from australian coast watchers and natives that they

say the 57—year—old is wanted on drug charges and was trying to make the 90—mile trip to papua new guinea have been armed with a crossbow and carrying enough fuel and supplies to make the journey. tributes have been paid to the singer ranking roger, the vocalist with the two—tone band the beat, who has died aged 56. he'd been diagnosed with two brain tumours and lung cancer following a stroke last year. ranking roger — whose real name was roger charlery — helped the beat secure a series of uk top 10 hits, including this one, mirror in the bathroom, and a cover of smokey robinson's tears of a clown. it's a really big day to day for mps, and a historic one. will they rise to the challenge of finding a way through the brexit stalemate — in a way the pm has consistently failed to do so far? although there are various arch conservative brexit—supporting mps — like jacob rees—mogg and borisjohnson who are now saying they might get behind mrs may's deal if it comes back a third time. we'll talk to a tory mp that hates mrs may's deal and has voted against twice who now says he's going to vote for

say the 57—year—old is wanted on drug charges and was trying to make the 90—mile trip to papua new guineaking roger, the vocalist with the two—tone band the beat — who has died aged 56. music he'd been diagnosed with two brain tumours and lung cancer following a stroke last year. ranking roger — whose real name was roger charlery — helped the beat secure a series of uk top ten hits, including this one — mirror in the bathroom and a cover of smokey robinson's tears of a clown. the tiny 9:53am. —— time. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall have taken part in a classic car rally as they continue their official royal visit to cuba. it was part of a tour of the island's so—called "british corner". our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell has more. no, it's not the latest in luxury royal limousines. it's charles and camilla, arriving at a classic car rally in havana in a 1953 mg td. cuba is home to thousands of classic cars. the vast majority are american, but some are british, models from the 1950s or earlier, kept on the road because the american trade embargo has made the import of n

chuckle one four line we have you as watching us tonight from pakistan from uganda from popular new guinea even just to name a few places. now there are reports in algeria that nine of politicians from the ruling party have resigned to join and take government protests thousands of protesters a back on the streets after friday afternoon praise calling for president of the as these both a frica to back down from his bid for a fifth term train and metro services has had been suspended in the capital without explanation with the fake as in switzerland for what the government describes as routine medical tests has led algeria for twenty years but has rarely been seen in public office suffering from a stroke in twenty thirteen well we're going to get more on this we're joined by mohammad kid at his russian several books on media freedom and politics in algeria and is professor of a strategic communications at. mr kay not very good to have you with us on the news so what do you make of several lawmakers from the ruling f.l.n. resigning and joining. these protests yeah what their lawyers finally

and papua new guinea if that's anything to go by then you'd have to assume that the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very important component of life in post bricks in britain lawrence the al-jazeera in central london the chief of police for paris has been sacked and the government says it will shut down any further yellow vest protests if there's violence at demonstrations next weekend in response to saturday's riots which for people ransack and burned shops along the shores sillies a yellow vest protest began four months ago after president introduced a fuel tax increase was made to scrap the protests continued here the minister shona to democracy there are protests in every democracy and protests are protected under the constitution that's important for all of us because they're the free expression of an opinion all the while respecting others but i don't confuse protesting with what happened on saturday we should call that a horde of goodness. now a female rangar refugee addressed the un human rights council for the first time last week i made a cartoon as part of a woman

was more debates about women's roles at the leadership level human rights watch has called papa new guinea one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a woman two thirds are estimated to have experienced domestic violence. well three women who spent ten years in prison for abortion and convictions have been released in el salvador they were serving thirty as sentences but the supreme court commuted their sentences to time served the court found their original sentences failed to account for their economic circumstances eighteen women remain behind bars on similar charges in largely catholic salvador where abortion is illegal in all circumstances. the medical charity doctors without borders says a more humane response is needed to end the epidemic in the democratic republic of congo it says not enough spin done to gain the trust of local communities leaving aid workers in an increasing target of violence alexia bryan reports. wearing protective suits they wash down with chlorine making sure every particle of the highly contagious virus is destroyed but doctors without borders says e

the new measure would allow them to place rent control on buildings ten years or older. >>> oakland is becoming the guinea pig for lime. they're rolling out the technological in the city. >> it has several new features including bigger wheels and three forms of breaking. i am ajts provided by lime. one of the most important features is a new -- board display. it will show you remaining battery life and speed. ride it will tell them when they're in a no parking zone or riding on the sidewalk. is that person on the street? >> you're not supposed to ride on the sidewalk, fyi. reminder. >> good reminder. >>> nicole kid man has been added to the list of speakers at professional women of business. kidman is a strong advocate for women's rights and equality. she will join congresswoman jackie spear at the 30th annual women's conference. there will be 30 sessions. abc 7 is a proud sponsor of the annual event. >> i love her. i'm excited about her. usually we get to go. hopefully we'll see her. >> i'm definitely going this year. >> hi mike. >> what's up, guys. just waiting for the graphic to load. i just changed th

starbucks will be using the bay area kind of like a guinea pig, testing a new recyc recyclable compostable cups. in addition to the greener cups starbucks iscrs north america. >>> up next at 6:30, he is not letting up. president trump's renewed attacks on the late senator john mccain. >>> plus -- >> reporter: they haven't hit the road yet, but chp is getting an education for when they do. we'll tell you why they're learning more about self-driving car technology, coming up next. president trump again attacking the late senator "john mccain". some top republicans are outraged. >>> right now at 6:30, president trump again attacking the late senator john mccain. and some top republicans are outraged. the president in full campaign mode today in ohio. but he clearly had some other things on his mind. he talked about his feelings for the late senator who died seven months ago from brain cancer, and the mueller report, saying "let the public see it." president trump in ohio before a friendly audience at a military manufacturing plant, touting his perceived successes here. >> you better love me.

then culture on parade will have a report from guinea-bissau as carnival draws to a nose. i'm christine wonderwall come to news africa i'm glad you're chained in tens of thousands of nigerian refugees have returned to their remote hometown in the country's north despite a lack of food water shelter and security there the town of run in northern nigeria has suffered repeated attacks from boko haram militants after an upsurge in violence in december and january around forty thousand people fled across the border to the cameroonian village off gouda which is just going on. away but now three quarters of the refugees have returned to run off to nigeria and cameroon and all for it has intervened but aid agencies say they're in dire need of humanitarian help. they came here seeking safety tens of thousands of refugees from run in northern nigeria fleeing violence from boko haram. the dollar's got a number go up when the military left we had nor the possibility but to leave we had nothing to defend ourselves with so it was better to leave. and. just a few weeks later there's not much left of this camp of the common i

and papua new guinea if that's anything to go by then you'd have to assume that the arms trade with saudi arabia is going to be a very important component of life in post bricks in britain normally al-jazeera in central london. a court in russia's chechnya region a sentence to human rights activists to four years in prison for illegal drugs possession. was stopped by police in january they say they discovered marijuana in his car is the head of a moscow based human rights group has been critical of chechen police supporters describe the case as politically motivated. russia's president is in crimea celebrating the fifth anniversary of its crane and twenty fourteen russian troops invaded the key strategic peninsula on the black sea since then putin's invested billions in infrastructure despite condemnation and sanctions on the west reports. switching the power for crimea cutting off another link to ukraine russia's president putin inaugurating two new power stations in the cities are so vast a pole in simferopol and announcing that the peninsula is now energy independent she would today an

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new rhythm." and i said, "what happens to the guinea pig?"and i went -- [ gasps ] [ laughter ] so, now it happens. and then last night, actually, i tried something a little bit different and the audience laughed but there was one woman in the audience that, kind of, just -- the gasp went the wrong way and she just ended up screaming. [ laughter ] she said, "ah!" [ laughter ] >> seth: you -- because, of course, you adapted and unlike your stage show in which there are no guinea pigs, there are physical guinea pigs in the television show, because you run a guinea pig-themed cafe. >> yes, yes. >> seth: and i do not believe this is true, but you brought proof in order to get -- when you wanted to find guinea pigs for the show, they sent you head shots. >> well, yes. [ laughter ] yes. we needed one guinea pig, hillary. and so we had to find her. and, of course, they sent us the "a" list. >> seth: the best guinea pigs. >> the best guinea pigs. [ laughter ] and they told us -- we spoke to a few handlers, and they sent us these head shots. >> seth: a

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saudis army the special advisor of new shares national assembly and nationals from other west african countries this is a regional problem it's not exclusive to guinea-bissau and we're throwing up is to appease the drug problem but it's not easy we don't have the means to deal with it it's not the first time security forces have been implicated in drug deals six years ago the country's naval chief appeared in a new york federal court room for conspiracy to import cocaine into the united states in an f.b.i. sting operation he was lured off the coast of the so to a luxury yacht where he was hoping to seal a deal involving millions of dollars and tons of cocaine. the united states drug enforcement agency fears be sour has become a norco state for latin american drug traffickers into the visitors of getting business army close the off this road to allow colombian drug traffickers to that plane packed with cocaine and it's on sunday on the same road that law enforcement agencies intercepted the truck filled with drugs all of it was destined to europe their twenty five million dollar value of this latest haul is more than the national budget for education

guinea must. not only. in the wake of nine eleven the u.s. began to pursue a new oil supply strategy africa was just the beginning was. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within forty eight hours iraq held nearly ten percent of the world's oil reserves the u.s. had taken another step in the direction of reducing its dependence on saudi oil in any conflict your fate will depend on your actions. do not destroy a wells a source of wealth that belongs to the iraqi people the americans would prove to have a keen interest in iraq's oil fields the weapons of mass destruction supposedly possessed by saddam hussein were little but a pretext in two thousand and three oil costs thirty dollars a barrel. the wounds of wall street got into the act the big american banks had the scent of black gold which had become an attractive commodity on the global market. in my personal trading experience is in the oil but at morgan stanley at the time on my trading floor we traded all commodities so it included agriculture metals freight shipping natural gas power all commodities.

guinea pig for lime. they're rolling out the advanced scooter in the city before it goes anywhere else. the gen 3 scooter has several newncluding bigger wheels and three forms much braking. these are images given us to us by lime. there's a new dashboard showing remaining battery life and speed. it shows drivers when they're in a no parking zone or riding on the sidewalk. >> that seems like it could be helpful. butterball is recalling thousands of pounds of raw turkey that may be contaminated with salmonella. it's for six different kinds of ground turkey. the package labels look similar to this. the usda inspection mark on the recalled meat reeds estp-7345. there's concern people may still have it in their freezers. >>> big honor for craft breweries. >> five were ranked in the top 50. it's based on the number the sales. the companies are new belgium brewing company out of magnolia brewing company. gam brynn us in berkeley. 21st amendment brewery. gordon briere shall in san jose and beer republic in cloverdale. the growing phenomenon of super commuters. just how many people are on the road for three hours or more every d

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>> sandra: breaking news out of capitol hill where a pair of border security hearings is set to guineay after the border patrol warned of a crisis that has hit its, quote: breaking point. welcome to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom." i'm sandra smith. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. any moment now the house and senate holding dual hearings on what the trump administration calls a crisis. seeing a surge at the border today. and take a look here. more than 240,000 apprehensions have already happened this year marking a massive 97% increase from just last year alone. warnings now that the worst is yet to come. >> so, without a consequence, without being able to deliver a consequence to these individuals for illegally crossing our borders, the border patrol has no reason to expect that this trend will decrease, in fact, we believe it will increase. >> bill: so mike emanuel we are waiting on that hearing live from the hill now. hey, mike, good morning. >> bill, sandra, good morning. the number arrested in february alone is 76,000 people. that sets the stage for secretary kirstjen nielsen's

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new lease on life thanks to pets in need. it officially has taken over the city run animal shelter. the palo alto shelter will now become a no kill shelter. cats, dogs, get this, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens will not be euthanized if they don't find a forever home within a few months. >> this is a unique model, a public institution, public organization, the city of palo alto partnering with nonprofit organization to save lives and provide animal care services for the community. >> that is our friend al malica. we feature him every saturday on this newscast. the pets in need leaders tell us they plan to have services like spaying, neutering, microchipping, flea dollars, everything they offer at their redwood city shelter how now at the palo alto shelter and they also offer educational programs we are thrilled for them. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," one of the best players in football is headed to oakland. how he made the announcement that he was traded to the raiders. what's better than having fast, reliable wifi with coverage throughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for al

new queer has more. a jubilant crowd on the streets of the south initial results from the parliamentary elections have put the ruling african party for the independence of guinea and cape furred in the lead after years of political crisis the parties the porters hope the state's ability to function will finally be restored. important then the one i'm so happy for the result is that is why i'm here i'm sure the political crisis in our country is over now with a victory of p.a. i-g. see we expect schools and health into three improve very soon. i may be seen you want them to be minus the political dialogue is over problem is over the ruling party group bring developments in this country. but the dancing in the streets is a thin veil for underlying tensions according to the national election commission the party has failed to secure an overall majority it will have to share power with smaller parties to gain enough seats in parliament because the men wouldn't you know be so it is clear that the people of kenya be so have not given any party the confidence to govern alone since twenty fifteen guinea purcell's three most powerful entities government parliament and