hi scott it's now isn't in the competition but it is it's the biggest film premiering this year isn't it yeah definitely be a lot how can you out glam elton john you know the band has let's it is metal named it's it's amazing it's also a perfect for can because it's a huge big a hollywood blockbuster with just a little bit of of edge just a little bit of darkness to it give it a bit of credibility here i have to say the candle vessel got off to a little bit of a slow start but if you'll excuse the pun i think with rocket man the past is about to really take off. and now the gari who's playing out in town and. he sings all the songs in the film which is astounding to hear is that how he got the role really. yeah yeah i mean elton john was deeply involved in the making of this movie and he made it a deal breaker that they had to find an actor who could not only deliver as an actor but really deliver as a singer and after hearing edgerton saying john played the page in the really the ultimate compliment he said this guy nobody except myself obviously sings my songs as well as parent edge

elton john called rocket man for all let's go straight over and join oh man scott rocks brother hi scott now rocket man isn't in the competition but it is it's the biggest film premiering this year isn't it yeah definitely got caught how can you out glam.

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his name is scott hapgood. he was on vacation a couple weeks ago. his family released a statement. the man in a hotel there in a hotel uniform came into their room, claiming he needed to fix the sink.

brother scott at hision. he presented him with his diploma, as you just saw. thomas' flight home for the reunion was made possible by the nonprofit organization helping heroes fly. we are now joined by corporal thomas hardin and his brother scott, they are with us from colorado. gentlemen, good to be with you. thanks for taking time out for us on this memorial day weekend. how are you both feeling after the events of yesterday? scott, were you expecting to see your brother? i know you weren't expecting to see him yesterday, but were you expecting to see him anytime soon, any visits planned, or this totally blindsided you? >> no. so how it happened was i've never -- i haven't seen him in a long time, and it's -- as soon as they said from overseas, i was like, no way. i was blownaway. i was actually texting him, like i miss you, man, wish you were here for this, when you coming home, dog? >> i was telling him, yeah, i wish i could be there. i totally convinced him i was still overseas. >> yeah. i had no ide

>> hi scott, how are you? >> it's great to have you back what do you make >> the markets are moving headline to headline and apart of what people are interpreting, and rightly so, working through whether there's an trade agreement or no trade agreement. it is so large and intractable in terms of how do you get to where sides agree this could be longer and if it's longer, yielding assets and you will press a fed into evaluating what ghoebl growth is and what u.s. growth is around that ands this an asymmetry on interest rates and that's why the markets are buying interest race exposure. >> are rates -- i'm trying to get to the heart of it if rates are falling, is it because the global economy is slowing? is it the fact they're skewed because of where rates are globally does the fact as rick santelli was talking about, the whole trade mashup in there is hard to figure out is it all just a confluence of events that's driving rates lower? >> yeah, it's like i think you hit all of them, every one of them i tell you

he was at a hospital briefly in virginia after his arrest. scott mcfarland, news4 i-team. >>> nux next, if youade the trip up to baltime, you have o doubt visited the inner harbor. >> tonight a terrifying scene at that familiar toist spot. >> when we come back, the chaos boils over and the aclu calls out police. stone. shomari >> and i'm sasha.to >ght i'm going to talk >>> we've got some new video tonight of a chaotic and frightening sce out here just north of here in baltimore over the memorial day weekend. >> saturday, hundreds of teenagers were seen runng round the inner harbor, starting fights, attacking people, even jumping on cars. >> news4's leon harris live at the news desk with that video and just what happened. leon? >> reporter: guys, as you aknow ot of folks visit the inner harbor when going to baltimore, and that has got t city and business leader there's very concerned tonight. this happened as a lot of families were out strolling around about dinnertime saturday evening during the memorial day weekend. now check out this video. polic

victory and whether scott morrison will be leading a minority or a majority government without the support of independent m.p.'s and what we now know is that he has done enough to govern in his own right the scale of the victory is even greater than it's appeared to be on saturday what that means in practice is that scott morrison and his party have a free reign to do what they like when it comes to for example policy on tax they want lower taxes it's an equal richer australians less action on climate change than the would have been had the labor party won the election because action on climate change is seen by his policy scott morrison as economically damaging and the be no change either to australia's tough border protection policies refugees trying to come to australia by boat will still be sent to remote saw islands on top of a new guinea's mount a saw and all on the route but it also means that the hundreds of men still languishing on the particular will probably have to stay there long said to be despair sought and among them scott morrison would have a completely free rein when it comes to legislation he still needs to get new laws through the senate the upper house

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they say it's time for chief scott to go, following his handling of a raid on a journalist's home. >> we're asking the chief to voluntarily resign or be fired.. >> the police association president says it is time for chief william scott to go. following his apology for a raid on a journalist's home. the chief spoke with the i-team on friday. >> i owe an apology to the people of san francisco. >> how about for brian carmody? >> as well. for making a mistake. >> i believe the apology was completely hypocritical. within a few days ago the chief was supporting the action of what my members and his police officers did. >> two weeks ago officers served a search warrant on the freelance journalist's home and office to find out who leaked a police report into the death of a former public defender jeff adaci. 68 items were seized including cameras, computers, cell phones, and notes. >> we made mistakes. they were concerns with language in particularly one of the warrants. >> chief scott says the warrant did not identify carmody as a journalist but a freelance videographer and communications di

the big question now is can scott morris govern in his own right or will he be in a minority governmentstion should be answered in the next 2a hours or so. —— can scott morrison govern in his own right. everyone was chipping labour, why did voters in the turn their back on labour? scott morrison was very deft and his campaigning, he made the vote a referendum between him and the opposition, labour leader bill shorten. in the last few moments, an avalanche of opinion polls here in australia, a bit of a national sport taking note of the snapshot of public opinion. what they did show consistently is that scott morrison was far more popular in the electorate than bill shorten. bill shorten was a former trade union leader and derided by many commentators as being a bit dull and boring. that was one key message that the government was trying to get across, that their man was full of that on the opposition leader wasn't. the government was very insistent that a labour government wouldn't do well for australia's prosperity, that it couldn't manage a faltering economy and in the end i think many

the gap in the polls was always tied to about one or 2%, however scott morrison and his government were side of that, they trailed behind to labor for two and a half years. i suppose in a way this was a political miracle. scott morrison as well known for being a pentecostal christian and spoke about his faith and values he wants to project and protect in australia, but on that stage behind me that they are rapidly dismantling now, he spoke about the miracle that had been delivered here in sydney tonight. labor were the ones that maybe had a more broad policy platform and the key to that was action on climate change. the polls, for what they're worth, told us that climate change with the one issue for voters and it seems that particularly in places like rural queensland where the coal industry is still huge and dominant the majority of voters didn't get behind that change. they wanted to keep the status quo and go with scott morrison's argument that protecting the economy was the key. labour's brexit spokesman, sir keir starmer — has accused cabinet ministers of torpedoing his party's ne

suddenly, according to the family, the man attacked scott in front of his son and two daughters. s a photo of scott hapgood, said to be taken moments after he sustained severe injuries during the attack. the family says the attacker was armed, demanded money, and bit scott multiple times, including on his face. this all happened in the anguilla, a tiny british island in the lesser antilles just east of puerto rico. the family says this happened at the luxury five-star caribbean resort there. we have reached out for comment, and they have yet to respond to us. the alleged attacker identified as kenny mitchell was, according to the family, restrained by a hotel security guard. he later died. the autopsy reportedly found that mitchell died of asphyxiation. hapgood spent that saturday night at the police station. days later, he was arrested and charged with manslaughter. in a statement, the hapgood family says scott was acting in self-defense. "during the attack, scott did not choke the attacker. scott hapgood did what any parent would do to defend himself and his children. thanks to

the loss is hitting his twin sister melissa especially hard. but the scott family isn't mourning alone. maurice was also stolen from the community that he loves. >> every time kmi over hei comee he was ry respectful, humble. >> maurice had just finished his freshman year at rssome prep in southeast. >> i never had a disrespectful moment from maurice and i think he just knew how to be a good person. ts no doubt that started with mom, but what hur most is the birthdays, christmass she won't get to share. it's the fact that the daily gestures of a loving son towards is mother is something she'll never experience again. >> he always used to kiss me on the forehead in the morning. that's what i'll miss the most. >> reporter: it is leer that cl fhe folks in southeast are sick and tired o violence. up on scene lled occu handing out fliers just trying to get ahold. you heard about the generosity of the young man. she will be donating his organs in the hope that he might be able to give so the gift of life. >>back to you. cory smith, thank you. >>> more changes comin

morrison is a good campaigner and has had to do it on his own... scott morrison the prime minister. val rating have risen because people have got to know him and he has shown his human side and i think he might turn out to be a very good prime minister, i am hoping. we will know in the next few hours. another perspective here. how are you feeling about the election and what are the big issues for you? for me it is mainly about making a real change on the climate so we can start making sustainable choices so we can all live in a future where we are equal and safe in our planet. i think that is really important. also giving a voice to people who have not had a voice in the past. we have had a chance to introduce new ideas. we have just had the hottest summer ever documented in australia. the two major parties have promised action of varying degrees on the environment. do you think australia has been too slow in addressing the issue of climate change? i think so. i think we should have been making choices about solar and wind power much sooner so that we are not having to do it so rushe

the police officers association says scott is now trying to save himself. instead of admitting his direct role in this investigation cried for santorum spoke with the police union's president he joins us now live in san francisco with details on this story. dan. >>justine mpo a presidents as chief chief scott's comments from friday night. about a probe into his own police department word shameful deceitful and pathetic he says the chief scott knew exactly what was going on in this investigation. and he gave the direct orders and that's why the chief asked to go. >>the san francisco police chief's apology over a raid at a journalist home has the police union speaking out. >>i think the honorable thing would be due to resign. i mean he doesn't do that we would like to see him i remove from employment from the police department. >>a president tony montoya says chief bill scott apology is hypocritical. he says scott supported the may 10th raid where officers were looking for information into who leaked a report into the death of pub ic defender, jeff a dodgy this investigation. >>was i

>>time now 8 oh 5 supporters of embattled san francisco police chief bill scott are speaking out in his defense. all of this comes after the police union demanded the chief resign after he apologized for police officers rating a freelance journalist home crawford's dan thorne has the story. >>more groups are now weighing in on the san francisco police chief's apology over the raid of a journalist home and office chief bill scott admitted on friday his rtment may have violated california's shield law which protects journalists and their sources. many times. >>police have always been right and they have not apologize. shoulder humility. and integrity and i think that should be applauded. >>san francisco and double acp chapter president amos brown says chief scott is the right leader for the sfpd and has the support of the black community. meanwhile, the police union has called for scott to resign because they believe he is throwing his officers under the bus amid criticism over the raid brown calls the police unions attacks, politically motivated. >>the door was open for him to be this ch

for his trade is conservatives and their leader this is an unexpectedly sweet victory scott morrison had trailed in every poll since he became prime minister but the former tourism executive has clung on with a tenacious one man campaign successfully concealing divisions among his team and now against the odds morrison has been returned as a straight as prime minister. our government will come together after this not and we will get back to work and that is our task and that is more on the tightening to a strike from one end of the country to the other i said they're always going to boom for you and all i am. it's a nightmare for savers bill shorten for decades he's been seen as a potential leader by labor shorten spent nearly 6 years uniting the divided party he presented a detailed policy plan and campaigned heavily on climate issues that voters rejected him and now he's quit his post i am proud that we argued what was right. you know what. this is what politics should play n.l. country. politics should be a battle of ideas. pre-election polls may have got the result wrong but they

giles scott, the gold medal winner in rio 2016. he hoped this wasjust the beginning of his being axed from the games, ending his 0lympic career. finn class is being axed from the games, ending his olympic career.m isa games, ending his olympic career.m is a great shame for the class. finn class is something i hold quite close. in terms of other boats that i would be able to sail, it is pretty limited. the most difficult thing is not for someone like myself, it is the younger guys coming through. that 0lympic dream has been taking away from them. i can understand what they are trying to do but the way it has unfolded has been a bitter pill to swallow for some. world sailing say they are trying to modernise and ensure the sport remains in the olympics by increasing gender equality and boosting youth appeal with new classes and mixed gender events. so there is no chance for a reprieve for the fin. scott is already thinking about his long—term future by taking up a role as a tactician to serve the ineos team. we want to bring the america's cup back to britain. it has never been

bill scott made his apology date during an interview with the chronicle. appened. i'm sorry to the people of san francisco, i'm sorry to the mayor.

chief williams scott made his apology during an interview with san francisco chronical. scott said "i am sorry this happened. i am sorry to the people of san francisco. i am sorry to the mayor. we have to fix it. we know there are some concerns in that investigation, and we know we have to fix it. obviousers showed up two weeks ago at the home of the freelance journalist and photographer. they broke in with a sledgehammer and a battering ram and seized his computers, cameras, phones. they also put him in handcuffs. this past tuesday, chief scott defended what the officers did. now scott says he is concerned that applications for search warrants did not sufficiently identify him as an actual journalists. he is admitting the searches were probably illegal under the shield law that's supposed to protect journalists. the chief is calling for an independent investigation. this was part of an investigation on how a leaked police report in a death, hour he sold the report to three tv stations not including kpix5. >>> the war of words between president trump and house speaker nan

by the way, he gave his mom a house. scotta -- >> washer and dryer. >> it goes in the house. >> it goes in the house. house is a little far off. we got a little -- >>> next up, guys, teen prom queen, blake lively, talking before fame, before ryan, before the babies. >> oh, yeah, we're there for every priceless step of the way. it's next. i'm talking like a long way. bring it up, mama. >>> look at her. blake lively showing off her re ryan reynolds. that's how you do it. >> they're expecting their third child. way before the babies, before ryan, the movies, before "gossip girl" we were with the teenage blake when she got ready for prom. >> 3:00 right now. getting ready for prom. everybody is meeting at my house at 5:00 to take pictures and our limo is picking us up at 7:00. so it's an exciting day. >> hair, makeup, and of course, a tiara. 17-year-old blake juggled getting prom ready with interviews for "the sisterhood for the traveling pants." at the hotel, she got a visit from co-star, america ferrera. >> are you going to be pr

australian prime minister, scott morrison, claims victory for his centre—right coalition government —a shock result at the country's federal polls. tonight is not about me or it's not about even the liberal party. tonight is about every single australian who depends on the government to put them first. the shadow brexit secretary — sir keir starmer — says to break the brexit impasse, the government should commit to another referendum in the withdrawal agreement bill. prince william opens up about the ‘pain‘ he suffered after the death of his mother — diana, the princess of wales — in a bbc documentary about mental health. manchester city storm to victory in the fa cup final, thrashing watford 6—0 to complete a historic domestic treble. pop music it's that night we've been waiting for! the 64th eurovision song contest is just getting under way in tel aviv — with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. and at 8.30, bbc wales investigates follows the lives of those living on the streets of cardiff and questions whether a new solution could end rough sleeping. good evening and welcome to

. >> on wheeler road southeast, maurice scott lost his life as he stood with a friend outside a convenientstore near his home. a gunman who got out of the car seen on e upper right of the screen began shooting at his intendevictim as that man walked into the store. tl te the steen and his friend ran right into the path of the egunfire. thther victim including a woman and her nine-year-old daughter who were in a car near by, the mother was able to dri to a near by hospital. a 15-year-old were shot at the rec center a few miles away. all are expected to survive. >> police are still looking for suspects in almost all of these crimes. >> jackie, it feels there is more violence in the district this spring, itli seems we are reporting more frequently, what do the numbers say this year compares to the last? >> there were 64 murders in the district. this yearen there has 63. those numbers are very close. >> jackie bensen in the newsroom for us. thank you. >>> a $15.5 billion budget the council passed today. some of he big takeaways of this bill including keeping the united center opened until 2023

some support amid criticism over the controversial raid on a journalist's home and office scott admitted on friday, his department may have violated california's shield law which protects journalists and their sources. the police union has since called on scott to resign while saying the chief is throwing his officers under the bus. >>for him to just throw his hands up and say oh i didn't know anything it wasn't me. i had no idea this person was are journalists are tied to the media somehow. the ief's office officials to passes. >>as a counter. the police commission's president and vice president defendedrchiefs khan through a statement on sunday. the release reading in part quote chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs, he apologized to the citizens of san francisco. he did so completely and unequivocally that is the mark of a leader end quote that sentiment has been echoed by san francisco's and double acp chapter president amos brown. many times. >>authorities have always been right and they have not apologize. shoulder humility. and i think that should be applauded. >>brown says chief scott

australian prime minister, scott morrison, claims victory for his centre—right coalition government —a shock result at the country's federal polls. tonight is not about me. it's not about even the liberal party. tonight is about every single australian who depends on the government to put them first. the shadow brexit secretary — sir keir starmer — says to break the brexit impasse, the government should commit to another referendum in the withdrawal agreement bill. prince william opens up about the ‘pain‘ he suffered after the death of his mother — diana, the princess of wales — in a bbc documentary about mental health. bigger than you and me. final preparations are under way for the 64th eurovision song contest in tel aviv — with michael rice flying the flag for the uk. and manchester city lead in the fa cup final as they aim to become the first english club to complete the domestic treble — we'll have that and the rest of the sport in sportsday. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. australia's conservative government has pulled off a surprise victory — in the country's general el

lawrence and his son scott were at the game last night. flights and hotels are already sky—high.bly tonight two more english teams, arsenal and chelsea, could reach the europa league final. all bets are surely off now for a few defining weeks of english football. natalie pirks, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here‘s ben rich. 0ne one thing is for sure, we will see some more showers over the next few days but then it turns drier as we get towards the weekend. some pretty dark skies overhead in places today. one of those days where the weather looks innocuous enough one minute, then a downpour comes along and drenches you which is what happened close to hastings for one of our weather watchers earlier. for many people it was a story of sunshine and showers but across the central portions of the uk down into northern england and wales, we had more persistently cloudy weather with showery rain on and off. through tonight many of the showers will fade, in central areas the cloud will remain. underneath that cloud not especially chilly, but particularly for northern england a

vacationing in the caribbean, releasing this photo, saying he was literally fighting for his life. 44-year-old scott hapgood was with his wife and two young daughter last month in a five-star hotel in anguilla, when he claims 27-year-old kenny mitchel came into his room and tried to rob him. hapgood was charged with manslaughter, posted $74,000 bail and then left the island on a private jet, flying back home to connecticut. leaving behind a firestorm on the island where many residents are outraged, and doubt his account. now the hapgood family releasing a statement, saying mitchel was wearing a hotel uniform april 13th when he "knocked on the door, saying he was there to fix a broken sink." they claim they had not called for maintenance and the sink was not broken, but upon entering the room, an attack ensued, in which they say scott sustained severe injuries. they say his two daughters were in the room at the time. hapgood says he did what any parent would have done. happengood is expected to return to the island for a hearing in late august. local police have been pushing back against some heavy c

analysts say prime minister scott morrison and his conservative coalition may well need the independent support if they haven't got the numbers to form a majority government so strangely is next parliament maybe just as divided and just as turbulent as its 45th. let's turn now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world thousands are marching in warsaw to celebrate poland's membership of the european union ahead of key european parliament elections next week european council president donald tusk is among those taking part opposition leaders hope to get the pro e.u. vote poland's conservative government is highly critical of the e.u. and its institutions iran's foreign minister has called for china and russia to take concrete actions to save his country's nuclear agreement visiting beijing mohamed. called on friendly countries to step up their trade with iran in the face of renewed u.s. sanctions on the country. to the to the go now by in munich have sealed a 7 straight title after convincing final day win over a fine frankfurt. you were walking in to lift the trophy

bill scott made his apology date during an interview with the chronicle. scott said i'm sorry this happened. i'm sorry to the people of san francisco, i'm sorry to the mayor. we have to fix it, we know there were some concerns in that investigation and we know we have to fix it. officer showed up two weeks ago at the home of bryan carmody. they broke in with a sledgehammer and device to break the locks, seized computers, cameras, phones. now scott says he is concerned that applications for search warrants did not sufficiently identify carmody as a journalist and he wants an independent investigation. the rate part of an effort to find out who leak a police report on the death of a public defender jeff adachi. >>> skyhigh rent has caused plenty of tech companies to give up on san francisco, but now some heavy hitters are moving in. glassdoor moving its headquarters into the city, following other companies like pinterest, door dash and susie steimle on what is drawing these companies to san francisco. >> reporter: so often telling you stories about companies

he has not revealed his source, so they looked to see who gave him a copy of the report. chief scott conceded the search of his house and office may have been against state law. >> we have some serious concerns about we may have violated, absolutely. we have to give the data and everything in this investigation, that has to be investigated as well. >>> another chance to end the teacher's strike in the east bay. the teachers in the new haven school district have been on strike since monday. they are asking for a 10% raise over two years. the next negotiation session is set for this morning at 9:00. >>> president trump is in japan this morning while tensions rise in asia. the president talked with business leaders and golfed with the japanese prime minister. mr. trump is down playing missile tests by north korea tweeting they are not a concern for him. they are a concern, however, for japan. another issue on the minds of both leaders is trade. the president hopes to make progress on trade talks during this trip. >>> first lady melania trump toured a digital art museum in toque yes. the

analysts say prime minister scott morrison and his conservative coalition may well need the independent support if they haven't got the numbers to form a majority government so strangely is next parliament may be just as divided and just as turbulent as its 45th. to sri lanka now where people are marking 10 years since the end of the brutal civil war but victory came at a high price in mali if i go where the conflict came to its bloody and civilians became trapped between an advancing sri lankan army and the separatist rebels years abu got us in and having call centers this report from. or thomas gathered to remember their dead. rise or for a loved one shall never see again others consoled her they were here and 10 years ago and indiscriminate shelling they were forced onto a tiny patch of land with nowhere to go many were separated from their families as they fled. but my husband went missing and in different directions i ran with my children one way my husband went in another we didn't see each other after that i tell my children their father is alive and he'll come home one day but i

in australia and this is a polling station in sydney where we await the prime minister scott morrison to cause his fate. closer to replacing now after the u.s. removes terrorists on seal and al a minion from canada and mexico. so denise protests is removed most of the barricades as demanded by the military but say this will go on. the u.n. a chief has warned his worst fears have been realized in northwestern syria where the government and its allies are fighting to retake the last rebel stronghold mark local says the offensive in the province could result in the worst humanitarian tragedy of the 21st century diplomatic editor james reports. the russian ambassador of vaseline a benzema under pressure in the security council last year russia was one of 2 countries with turkey that guaranteed it as a safe zone now it stands accused of unleashing with its syrian allies a campaign of bombardment on the province since late april this escalation in violence has reportedly killed and injured over 100 civilians and further displaced 180000 the aerial bombardment is alarming including the use of barrel bomb

against the odds, against all the opinion polls, scott morrison has delivered for his party and he hasit largely alone. many of his cabinet members were seen as simply too toxic to campaign alongside him. this victory is all about scomo. and it's one that means australia's habit of chopping and changing prime ministers should end, for now at least. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. austria is heading for another election. the chancellor sebastian kurz made the announcement hours after the resignation of his coalition partner and vice chancellor, heinz—christian strache. mr strache, the leader of the freedom party, resigned over an undercover video which appears to show him discussing government contracts with a russian investor in return for campaign support. bethany bell reports. this is the video that brought down a government. the man in the grey t—shirt is heinz—christian strache, who's just resigned as austria's vice chancellor. in this footage from 2017, he's seen talking to a woman who was posing as the niece of a russian oligarch. he seems to suggest she could be awarded public

against the odds, against all the opinion polls, scott morrison has delivered for his party and he hasargely alone. many of his cabinet members were seen as simply too toxic to campaign alongside him. this victory is all about scomo. and it's one that means australia's habit of chopping and changing prime ministers should end, for now at least. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. fergus hunter is a political reporter for the sydney morning herald, based at parlaiment house. he joins us from sydney. did this when for the conservatives come down to canonic issues or was it simply who ran the best campaign? well, i guess it is hard to diagnose that definitively right now but clearly a lot of people are praising the campaign that scott morrison ran, this very personality focused effort that was all about him and his appeal. he presents himself as an ordinary guy, and it ordinary dad and the message he was delivering was a heavily economy focused one about keeping the economy growing and stable and going negative, he said that the labour party was a threat to that with their tax reform agenda

scott railton and his colleague bill maher check have investigated abuses of pegasus since 2016. they've identified pegasus infections in the network space of at least 45 countries u.k. u.a.e. yemen jordan libya kuwait no country has more reported cases of abuse the mexico or we can see here is the approximate locations ip addresses of infected devices the thing is we don't know how many devices are within any of these networks it could be one it could be 10. side of mexico because this has been implicated in other high profile cases. the new york times reported that it was used against the mirror of qatar in 2014 and then in 2017 the ex president of panama was arrested for using it against political rivals there's a gold rush of investment into this industry and many countries are like you know what after the snowden revelations i've seen this technology i've seen what it can do why don't we have some in all these cases that we looked at how confident are you that it was pegasus it was innocent there are remarkable number of abuse cases that we've encountered especially in mexic

predicted a win for the opposition labor party but it's still unclear whether prime minister scott morrison hiscoalition will command an outright majority in parliament. polls have closed in the final day of voting in india's general election with 900000000 eligible voters it was the biggest election in the world voting took place in phases so over 6 weeks one of the seats contested on the final day was it's a holy city for hindus and it's where prime minister narendra modi was up for reelection and while he's expected to win his popularity in his constituency has been dented by a construction project. has this report. the holy city is a piece of paper to much for a devout hindu and consider the spiritual capital of the country. but now and i connick bought of the temple city is in ruins. close to 300 houses some of which dates back to the 17th century have been torn down i. would not stand to. devoted to the hindu gods. on the temples i left standing. the demolitions ought to make way for the cost she quoted daughter and ambitious infrastructure project off prime minister. represents. when he

his victim is unhappy about where he isec expted to live. scott macfarfne has new mation on a story first reported by the news 4 i-team. >> tyree admitted traveling from his townhouse in herndon from januar 2002 in pittsburgh to abduct and sexually abuse then a 13-year-old. he served his timede in a feral prison in north carolina and has en transferred to a halfway house the final weeks before his full release. the halfway house and his likely future home near pittsburgh. minutes from her family. >> this is too close to home. in the most literal sense, this is all too close to home. >> she is now married living outside pennsylvania says she was never alerted aout tyree's release or that she was expected to live in pittsburgh until news 4 learned about it and reached out to her for comment. >> we did not -- we didn't know. maybe we wouldn't have known at all until you tld us. >> she'll ask the judge friday to find a different location to release tyree. tyree's lawyers have responded to her protests saying tyree is already prohibited fromn cocting h